satmap active 20 Full User Manual

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Software v3.13.11
Software v3.13.11 (Nov 2019)
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  • Page 1 Full User Guide A20 v4 satmap.com Software v3.13.11 Software v3.13.11 (Nov 2019) © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    ...........54 6.25 Route Rendering Introduction ........6 4.4.2 Saving Trips ............. 20 ..........55 6.26 Routes & Tracks Care for your Active 20 ....7 4.4.3 Convert Trail to LOI/AOI ........20 ..........55 6.27 Button Control ........7 (Lines / Areas) ............20 Safety &...
  • Page 3 ........77 ......90 11.11 Edit Warning Radius 17.3 Quad Lock Pro Bike Mount........77 ........90 11.12 Edit Individual Visibility 17.4 Active 20 Carry Case ..........77 11.13 Edit POI Icon 17.5 Lanyard............90 ............77 ........90 11.14 Delete 17.6 Spare LiPol Power Pack 12.
  • Page 4: Basic Layout

    Buttons are variable (depending on the screen shown) and can be set to activate with 1-click or 2-click operation . Weatherproof, Toughened Impact Casing 9 Function Rocker pad Insert microSD Card microUSB Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 5: Map Screen Layout

    Trail orientation that will was the last option Map orientation next appear if the selected. Primary Screens Trail Up front left button is Use to scroll through the selected. primary screens North Up Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 6: Introduction

    We continually strive to improve our plug straight into the Active 20. Simple to use, there product and value any feedback you may like to is no computer or other equipment needed.
  • Page 7: Care For Your Active 20

    These tips are intended to provide you with sugges- change, resulting is a different triangulation value. tions on getting the most from your Active 20, ensur- ing you have many years of accurate and reliable Understanding this variability in the accuracy is important when enjoying outdoor sports in the GPS and digital map use.
  • Page 8: Extreme Weather Care Tips

    In the case of water ingress: The Active 20 unit is waterproof to IP68 standard. If you wish to provide your Active 20 with an extra Once indoors, remove the battery pack and any SD Which means that it has been tested to 1.5m of still degree of impact protection you may wish to MapCard that may be fitted.
  • Page 9: Overview

    Battery Power indicate how many satellites are in range of the Active 20. The Active 20 can be powered by a Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery, or three AA batteries. The When the bars turn from blue to green this shows rechargeable battery is optimized to last longer over that the unit has locked to that specific satellite.
  • Page 10: Mapcard Insertion

    Base Mapping 1 red bar approx. 14-27% Active GPS devices to a home computers and was The Active 20 is supplied with a world base map 1/2 red bar approx. 1-13% required for the Active 20's predecessors, the Active at 1:5m up to 1:200m (and in addition for UK 10 and 12.
  • Page 11: Ten Primary Screens

    Search to Noise Noise Ratio Compass Pointer sets Ratio (SNR) Built-in electronic compass Nearby Active 20 units that Wi-Fi connectivity for Search window Satellite acquisition with direction indicator Software Update may have shareable data, screen (Route Sync - pending) showing name & unique ID.
  • Page 12: Screen Data Capture

    Dots are laid down so an appropriate distance is rendered between North Up/Trail Up Connect your Active 20 to the computer via a USB Map display cycles through them to create a clear track. A power saving cable.
  • Page 13: Toggleable Maps

    Toggle maps button appears bold when suitable map card is loaded and map areas and zoom levels overlap. Toggle maps button appears gray when toggle function is not available. OS 1:50 000 scale mapping Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 14: Data Boxes

    Strt Line Dist Battery Level PDOP Nearest POI 2 or 4 Bearing to POI HDOP Data Boxes VDOP Nearest POI Dist POI ETA TDOP POI Time POI VMG Route Name 4 Data Boxes Route Distance Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 15: Dynamic Elevation

    Active Route mode. With a pre-planned route loaded onto your Active 20 and "Activated" the elevation graph will show you the profile of the route ahead. A red spot will indicate your location on the profile. The "ahead" direction will be indicated by the graph to the right of the spot.
  • Page 16: Map Orientation

    North Up/Trail Up button. Trail Up mode. Note: The 4 data box option is not available in the Trail Up (Low) mode as it would obscure the locator circle. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 17: Screen 2: Planning

    • Bearing from your last known location – format options given in Compass Settings. Note: This data overlay is not configurable by the user, unlike the 2-Data Box and 4-Data Box layouts available Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 18: Screen 3: Position Info

    Clear GoTo button is pressed. This is a particularly useful and quick way of setting a simple, single-leg route. Especially when zoomed in to view map detail, and when in Track Up mode, the Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 19: Screen 4: Trip Log

    Start was the button pressed previously and the GPS Note: Trip log data is not stored in hibernate mode. is logging data). The unit’s data logging functions are intended to register a single trip. The log should be reset before Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 20: Saving Trips

    This allows you and other to see where the pictures were taken. (Please refer to the SatSYNC 1.5 User Guide to find Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 21: Screen 5: Main Menu

    Map List Active Route : BUTTONS : MAIN MENU screen gives access to some of Press & Hold the Active 20’s main functions and settings. to see Route OOI Menu. The upper half of the MAIN MENU screen shows...
  • Page 22: Screen 6: Search

    • Choose one or Postcodes, • more datasets Mountains, Hills, etc., • POIs & OOIs on your Active 20, to search • Tracks and Routes on your Active 20 Choose The order may be different in different version of installation software.
  • Page 23: To Access Compass Screen

    Screen 7: COMPASS / POINTER 4.6.1 To access COMPASS screen (GPS MAP → MAIN MENU → COMPASS) Bearing The Active 20 has a 3-axis electronic compass and indication a GPS "heading" compass. It switches between given here Orange the two at a preset speed. Having both ensures...
  • Page 24: Screen 7: Compass / Pointer

    Note: You need at least 1 POI or route on the map for the Pointer to work. (It does not work if you only have one Grid, AOI or LOI). There are 3 types of ‘target’ to select from using the Target type button. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 25: Screen 8: Wi-Fi Networks

    From time to time a the status of the "application" software. Platform Upgrade may be released. This is a larger The Wi-Fi connectivity on the Active 20 serves 2 and longer download than the Application software, purposes : Installed Version:...
  • Page 26: Screen 9: Shared Data

    Main List: The list will display the User Name and ID number for all nearby Active 20's that have Bluetooth turned on. The blue signal strength bars on the right hand side range from 1-5 bars.
  • Page 27 SETTINGS / Bluetooth screen. Refresh: This button will rescan for nearby Active 20's - and typically takes about 10 seconds. You may see the list move about & reorder, depending on new devices in range and signal strength. Bluetooth Off Software v3.13.11...
  • Page 28: Screen 10: Gps Status

    ‘Acquiring GPS’ or gives accuracy to within a certain distance. Primary Screens GPS Status If the unit is receiving a poor signal e.g. under Go to PLANNING screen and scroll through primary screens Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 29: Power Off Screen

    GPS re-aquisition. Typically useful over a lunch break, for instance. After the specified period, the GPS will do a full "Power Off". In Hibernate mode, the Active 20 will Power not log any further data until the button is repressed and a GPS lock is restored.
  • Page 30 25. Route Rendering 26. Routes & Tracks select the highlighted option 27. Button Control Cancel / Back 28. Panning Speed 29. Cycling MAIN MENU Return to Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 31: Touch Screen Settings

    Changing the Statusbar Hold Action to Screenshot, will allow a user to take a screenshot of the current screens contents. Screenshots will be saved in a folder titled 'SCREENSHOTS' on the devices internal storage as a '.jpg' file. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 32: Setting Profiles

    To do this, activate an alternate Profile, then Delete focus back on the original Profile and press Important: Any changes to Settings generally will be reflected in the Active Profile. Copied Profile Active Profile Rename any Profile except "Default" Active Profile canot be deleted Profiles-2 Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 33: Power Control

    Note: Allowing the unit to power off will cause it to lose GPS lock. However, if the unit is in hibernate mode, then it will be able to acquire a lock very quickly after powering on. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 34: Hibernate Settings

    GPS unit. This occasionally is nessessary in the event of some type of Software Upgrades where you will be requested to restart the Active 20 unit. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 35: Wi-Fi Settings

    (MAIN MENU → Settings → Wi-Fi Settings) and longer download than the Application software, and handls more basic functions of the GPS unit The Wi-Fi connectivity on the Active 20 serves two Installed Version: This is the version that is currently (power supplies, screen drivers and the such like).
  • Page 36: Bluetooth Settings

    Shared Data hops to the SHARED DATA screen to the main SETTINGS screen. At this point which allows you to see and fetch other Active 20 any connected LE devices will disconnect, and users' route data. Bluetooth data sharing and data logging will cease.
  • Page 37 Active 20. This data may then be displayed in the 2 & 4 data boxes that appear on the GPS MAP screen. To set this up, you will need to select SETTINGS / 2/4 BoxLayout and the HRM One Sensor "Connected"...
  • Page 38 MAIN MENU: Settings Menu (... cont) Two Sensors "Connected" Sensor data displayed SETTINGS / Cycling Set your Wheel Circumference in mm. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 39: Elevation Settings

    Elevation Settings just press Done, Back or Map to continue with the GPS use. (MAIN MENU → Settings → Elevation) Setting Elevation from Pressure. Overview. The Active 20 gives you 3 work effectively, elevation from the options for calculating elevation values. barometric altimeter needs All are useful, but they do have some calibrated at intervals.
  • Page 40 TRIP LOG for display and upload. 2/4/6/8 Hour Intervals Manual: Using Map/GPS Precise Calibration: Known Elevation Trip Elevation data View your Elevation data Set Your Known Height Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 41: Backlight Settings

    Note: With the Sun Filter your screen loses some intricate map details in order to enhance the visibility of the map in sunlight. Normal Red Filter Sun Filter Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 42: Data Box Settings

    2 data box and 4 data box layouts. Pressing the Default button restores the factory settings for this item. Select items for the 2 Data Box Layout Data Boxes Toggle Data Boxes 4 Data Box Layout Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 43: Data - 4 Box Layout (Upper)

    SETTINGS MENU, press (front left button). On the GPS MAP screen, use the lower left side button to toggle between having 2 data boxes, 4 data boxes or none. Lower Data box selections Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 44 Bearing to your “GoTo” point. (altitude) gained. 10. Trip Elapsed Time POSITION INFO, (Set as GoTo option). Total elapsed time between stats being started and now, including periods when 19. Total Descents Cumulative total of height Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 45 LOI/AOI. See GoTo VMG summary. end. percentage of a full moon. 40. Route Name Name of route. 55. Time to End How long to get to route end. 41. Route Distance Total distance of the active route. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 46 Vertical Dilution of Precision - this is a ratio to indicate how accurately the GPS module is recording the vertical / elevtaion signal from the Satellites. 78. TDOP Time Dilution of Precision - this is a ratio to Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 47: Gps Settings

    Test Mode (UK) In this mode a simulated GPS signal is given to the (MAIN MENU → Settings → GPS settings) ` The Active 20 has an electronic compass (good unit and it starts a pseudo track from a position in when stationary) and a GPS compass (good when Position Display Format the West of England.
  • Page 48: Static Position Hold

    If you are having unexplained GPS accuracy issues with your unit, the Satmap tech team may advise you to switch on this feature and e-mail the resulting log file to Satmap for analysis and fault finding if required. Software v3.13.11...
  • Page 49: Memory Status

    This removes to get to the • amount of memory used in the operating memory is the warning icon message. SETTINGS 95% or higher. MENU Pressing the Default button sets the opt in option for all warnings. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 50: File Protection

    Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) based if the average moving speed in the trip log ( Moving) is zero, i.e. you are stationary. Once you are moving, your is taken from your Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 51: Compass Settings

    SETTINGS MENU. Compass Display Grid Magnetic Angle Degrees Grid Magnetic Angle Manual Bearing Display Show Grid Bearings Manual or Automatic Enter values for Manual selection Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 52: Calibrate Compass

    In this instance, it is probably better to rely on the GPS compass whilst in motion, or simply detach the Active 20 from the mount if a station compass reading is required. Software v3.13.11...
  • Page 53 Only show a few short inactive routes, or to Auto Clear Trail Data reduce RAM consumption, choose the Show Inactive Routes SP option. Auto Reset Log Keep Log on New Route Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 54: Alert Settings

    "Completed Route Colour" is the section of route off. To see more detail - keep it turned on. behind you that you have aleady completed. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 55: Routes & Tracks

    Done or centre press the rocker pad to return to the GPS MAP PLANNING screens. Use the SETTINGS MENU rocker pad to toggle between settings. Pressing the Default button restores the factory settings. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 56: Paning Speed

    Panning Speed Options adjusted for other types of bikes with different size wheels and tyres. Display wheel speed on GPS Wheel size? - If you are unsure of your wheel size, MAP screen data Boxes Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 57: Data Save Options

    The smallest amount of storage space is used when GPX Only is selected. Once completed, your activity files can be seen and transferred from you Active 20 using either a Windows/Mac browser or SatSYNC. Preferred Data Location Select either Internal Storage,...
  • Page 58: Search Settings

    The options include : • Wraparound • Drag, • Flick The best way to undersand how the options work is to try them out, and see which one you prefer! Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 59: Software Updates

    MAIN MENU: Settings Menu (... cont) 6.33 Software Updates (MAIN MENU → Settings → Software Updates) This screen controls frequency with which the unit checks the Satmap servers for fresh software updates. A Wi-Fi connection is typically needed for these updates unless SatSYNC is used. Options include : •...
  • Page 60: Screen Data Options

    GPS/UTC time (appears in the on-screen return to SETTINGS MENU. descriptor) is the same as Greenwich Mean Time, GMT. An explanation of UTC is given in the glossary. Primary Screen Enter User Selector Name Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 61: Enter User Name

    User Name. " All Active 20 GPS have "Platform 29 , or higher. If you have the settings of 'Live Site' in the 'WiFi Networks' you will see two additional data fields. Xpedition user name: Your Xpedition2 email address.
  • Page 62: Main Menu: Folders

    MAIN MENU → Settings → toggle between activating it and deactivating it. Route Rendering Note: Showing your inactive routes will take up Route listing operating memory. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 63: Following A Route

    GPS MAP → PLANNING → ROUTES MENU via Toggle Map lower left button → Create New Route Layer Buttons: Toggle between Snap-to-path, snap-to-track, "Choose Info Type" box snap-to-road. Requires a Wi-Fi connection. Add Route Point Active route Inactive route Delete Route Point Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 64: Actions

    Waypoints are shown as red dots. As waypoints are laid down, a route is created. To remove waypoints, position the cross over a waypoint and press the Remove Waypoint button. Folder Actions screen Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 65: Actions

    Edit Active Route Colour Press Edit twice. This will take you to the Route Rendering screen. More about this screen can be Waypoints screen Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 66: Actions

    Press Move to move the track to the SD card (map their device to yours via Bluetooth. card) or the devices internal storage, you will be Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 67 Move to Press Move to move the POI to the SD card (map card) or the devices internal storage, you will be Edit POI by Map Edit POI Icon Edit POI by Grid Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 68: Route Map Screen

    Accelerated scrolling: This is useful if you have a route with many waypoints and want to access Back information about a particular waypoint. Press and Go to previous screen hold the rocker pad left/right until you reach the specific waypoint. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 69: Route Card Screen

    Scroll through the list quickly by holding the rocker pad up/down. Keep the rocker pad pressed up/down until Reverse the sequence of waypoints you reach the leg you are looking for. Back Go to ROUTES MENU Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 70 Character selection for character selections. Use Shift to access upper case and More for more characters. Press Done Done Back when finished and then to return to the Option depends on the context Folders. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 71: Choose Information Window

    To cancel the gray screen, press either of the front OOIs buttons. 'Nearby' is defined by an OOI reference point at a radius of: 245m (804ft) at 1:50 000 122.5m (402ft) at 1:25 000 49m (160ft) at 1:10 000 Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 72: Objects Of Interest (Ooi's)

    • Visibility - Default • Add AOI by Map Back (Recommended option) • Add LOI by Map Go back to • Add Grid by Map MAIN MENU Respects individual settings of each OOI. Use 'Default' visibility to allow visibility to be • Add IOI editable for individual OOIs. • Warning Radius for all OOIs • Browse All OOIs [Folders] Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 73: Ooi Folders

    OOI in the centre GPS Map Return to screen Show Details Go to OOI details screen Create New POI Go to the Add POI screen Back OOI Menu Return to the Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 74: Pois (Points Of Interest)

    POI Icon Selection screen that consists of a library of POI icons. Here you will be able to allocate an individual Use the rocker pad to scroll icon to the POI. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 75: Add Poi By Grid Reference

    This will take you to the keypad. Enter the desired postcode and press Done to go to the screen. Follow the steps as described in section 14.01 ('Add POI by Map') to create your POI on the map. Basic POI detail Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 76: Rename

    Move the rocker pad up/down to change the box entries. Pressing Next will move between rows (except with Done OSGB). Select when complete to go back to EDIT POI menu. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 77: Edit Warning Radius

    Highlight Edit POI Icon and use the rocker pad to select a POI icon from the POI Icon Selection Done EDIT POI screen. Press to return to the menu. Set visibility for POIs Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 78: Aois (Areas Of Interest)

    The area is shown as you create the AOI. You will be able to change the colour and pattern options of the AOI. The name of the AOI appears in the designated area. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 79: Aoi Details Screen

    The highlighted green 'eye' icon indicates the AOI is visible on the map. When invisible, the 'eye' icon is highlighted in red with a red line through it. reference point (default icon and AOI name) AOI reference point Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 80: Aoi Actions Menu

    POI Actions menu • Edit Location by Map* • Edit Invidividual Visibility* • Edit Colour • Edit Pattern The last two options on the list become available only • Delete* when an SD card has been inserted and is not write- • Share* protected. • Move to SD Card** • Copy to SD Card** Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 81: Edit Colour

    Once you are happy with the pattern choice, press confirm or centre press the rocker pad. This will take you back to the edit menu. Edit AOI fill Edit AOI fill style colour Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 82: Lois (Lines Of Interest)

    Edit LOI screen are as follows; • Rename • Edit Description • Edit Location by Map • Edit Invidividual Visibility • Edit Colour • Delete • Share • Move to SD Card • Copy to SD Card All options work in a similar way to those found in the Routes, POIs & AOIs Action menu screens. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 83: Grids (Currently Being Reworked Since Version 3.13.11)

    More than one grid can be placed on the map. Zoom in/out Visibility can only be set for individual AOIs, not for the entire grid. Back Go back to the OOI Menu Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 84: Add Grid In A Specific Folder

    (Used for grid reference, elevation, and distance and point bearing from current location on AOI details screen). (Default icon and AOI This is the arbitrary reference point in a particular name) AOI within the grid, indicated by the AOI name. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 85: Edit Grid Menu

    EDIT GRIDs as follows; • Rename • Copy • Delete • Move to SD Card* • Copy to SD Card* The last two options on the list become available only when an SD card has been inserted and is not write- protected. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 86: Rename Grid

    When either Delete Cancel is selected, the screen will go back to the Folders. GRIDs in OOI folders Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 87: Edit Aois Within A Grid

    Note: Only individual AOIs within a grid can be made Name visible or invisible. An entire grid cannot be made visible or invisible, unless you set the visibility options Edited of a folder containing the grid. within a grid Name Grid Name Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 88: Iois (Items Of Interest)

    SatSYNC. • Edit Description (Please refer to the SatSYNC 1.5 User Guide provided • Delete on the CD or downloadable from satmap.com). This • Move to SD Card* employs the use of a tab delimited plain text file • Copy to SD Card* containing OOI data in different columns and is used for creating routes, POIs, AOIs, LOIs, as well as IOIs.
  • Page 89: Goto And Marker

    16.3 GoTo – Set by POI Selecting this option take you to OOI Folders where you can highlight a POI and select Use this POI as GoTo. Set GoTo by Grid reference Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 90: Accessories

    The Carry Case has a padded compartment for the 17.2 Quad Lock Out Front Bike Mount. Active 20, closed with a Velcro top for fast access, and an elasticated front mesh for additional This is the Satmap recommended Bile Mount for most storage.
  • Page 91: Services

    Such details provide a useful backdrop when you are using the Active 20 internationally. If you do not 18.6 Map Consolidation have the World Base Map on your unit (applicable to Many of our customers are finding that the Active earlier units), it is available as an upgrade.
  • Page 92: Tips

    OOIs from your computer to your unit by using our free SatSYNC software (download vary). The Active 20 can acquire a lock on the move, e.g. whilst driving. However, this can cause available from our website). You can transfer all sorts of GPS data files from your computer a delay in the time to get a lock.
  • Page 93: Troubleshooting

    > Start). Check the snail trail is on by going to www.satmap.com. MAP > POSITION INFO via centre press > Turn Trail On. Here you can also adjust the size of the dots. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 94: Glossary

    Available as a 2 or 4 box layout. SatSYNC to import them to the Active 20. AOI. An Area of Interest. Consists of a series of Descents.
  • Page 95 1:50 000 Ordnance Survey map. which has a different internal format. In the manual Ordnance Survey (OS). Mapping provider for these are also referred to as mapcards since they are pre-loaded with digital mapping. Software v3.13.11 © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...
  • Page 96 GPS lock and you are stationary. towards the geographic North Pole. uBLOX Max M8. This is the version of high- precision GPS chipset installed in the Active 20. Toggle function. Allows users to select which map they want to view at a particular point without UTC (also GMT and Zulu Time).
  • Page 97 Satmap Systems is not liable for damages and injuries caused by improper use or fitting of the device. Subject to technical changes and errors. Satmap does not disclaim any statutory rights relating to faulty or misdescribed goods that cannot be disclaimed under applicable law. Translations into languages other than English are provided for information only.
  • Page 98 Full User Guide A20 satmap.com Software v3.13.11 Software v3.13.11 (Nov 2019) © Satmap Systems Ltd 2018...

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