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GPS POSITION screens and their, meanings, ALM screen GPS Alarm Memory channel's information

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8. GPS OPERATION (ADVANCED) Checking your position DDGPS POSITION screens and their meanings LLInformation •• Pushing QUICK to change the compass direction. (p. 8-8) •• About the Course (p. 8-7) •• About the Grid Locator (p. 8-7) MY screen (Your position information) When GPS Select is set to "Manual," compass heading and course direction are not displayed. (p. 8-29) RX screen (Callerʼs position information) Depending on the callerʼs GPS TX Mode and TX format, displayed itemʼs meanings differ, and some data may not be displayed. (p. 8-12) Example: The caller stationʼs GPS TX Mode is "D-PRS" and its TX format is "Position (Mobile)." Example for the GPS POSITION screens: GPS Memory: Tokyo Skytree Your station Course: 0 degrees Speed: 0.0 mph 251 mi 249 mi GPS Alarm: Tokyo Big Sight 306 ft Caller station (D-PRS: mobile) Course: 95 degrees Speed: 2.3 mph Your course heading is East. Course direction Latitude Longitude Grid Locator Altitude Speed Received time Direction from your position SSID D-PRS symbol Distance from your position Caller's Course direction Caller's speed MEM screen (GPS Memory channel's information) Caller's call sign with SSID Time the caller acquired the position data Direction from your position ALM screen (GPS Alarm Memory channel's information) * When a name is not entered in the GPS Memory channel, date and time are displayed instead of the name. In the QUICK MENU window, you can change the GPS Memory or GPS Alarm in the GPS POSITION screen. (p. 7-1) Direction from your position 8-5 Distance from your position * Distance from your position *

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8. GPS OPERATION (ADVANCED)
Checking your position
D
GPS POSITION screens and their
meanings
L
Information
• Pushing
QUICK
to change the compass direction.
(p. 8-8)
•
About the Course (p. 8-7)
•
About the Grid Locator (p. 8-7)
MY screen (Your position information)
When GPS Select is set to “Manual,” compass
heading and course direction are not displayed.
(p. 8-29)
RX screen (Callerʼs position information)
Depending on the callerʼs GPS TX Mode and TX
format, displayed itemʼs meanings differ, and some
data may not be displayed. (p. 8-12)
Example:
The caller stationʼs GPS TX Mode is
“D-PRS” and its TX format is “Position
(Mobile).”
MEM screen (GPS Memory channel’s information)
ALM screen (GPS Alarm Memory channel’s information)
*
When a name is not entered in the GPS Memory
channel, date and time are displayed instead of the
name.
In the QUICK MENU window, you can change the GPS
Memory or GPS Alarm in the GPS POSITION screen.
(p. 7-1)
Your course
heading is
East.
Example for the GPS POSITION screens:
GPS Memory:
Tokyo Skytree
GPS Alarm:
Tokyo Big Sight
251 mi
249 mi
306 ft
Your station
Course: 0 degrees
Speed: 0.0 mph
Caller station
(D-PRS: mobile)
Course: 95 degrees
Speed: 2.3 mph
Course
direction
Latitude
Longitude
Grid Locator
Altitude
Speed
Received time
Direction from your position
Caller’s Course
direction
Caller’s
speed
Time the caller acquired
the position data
Distance from
your position
D-PRS symbol
SSID
Caller’s call sign with SSID
Distance from
your position
*
*
Direction from
your position
Distance from
your position
Direction from
your position