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GPS Memory channels, GPS Memory Groups

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8. GPS OPERATION (ADVANCED) GPS SET MENU » GPS GPS Memory The transceiver has 300 GPS Memory channels to save the received position data, or often-used position data, with an alphanumeric channel name. The channels can be divided into the "(No Group)" group and each Memory group (A to Z) for easy Memory management. The display of the GPS Memory (No Group) GPS Memories not assigned to any group A ~ Z : Group Name GPS Memories assigned to the selected group. GPS Memory Groups (A ~ Z) GROUP NAME GPS Memory Group name (Up to 16 alphanumeric characters) LLYou can edit the GPS Memory Group name. (p. 8-40) GPS Memory channels NAME GPS memory channel name (Up to 16 alphanumeric characters) DATE Saved date TIME Saved time LATITUDE Saved position (latitude) LONGITUDE Saved position (longitude) ALTITUDE Saved altitude GROUP The group letter and the name of the group LLWhen you save the received position data on the GPS POSITION screen, the received station's call sign is used as the GPS Memory name. LLIn the Quick Menu window, you can edit the GPS Memory contents, such as the GPS Memory name. MENU » GPS > GPS Alarm Alarm Select (Default: OFF) Select the target positions for the GPS Alarm function. •• OFF: Turns OFF the function. •• RX: The GPS Alarm sounds when a target (the last received position) enters in your active alarm range. •• Group: The GPS Alarm sounds when a target (positions in the GPS Memory, or in the selected GPS Memory Group) enters in your active alarm range. •• Memory: The GPS Alarm sounds when a target (the entered position in the GPS Memory) enters in the active alarm range. Alarm Area (Group) (Default: 0.25') Set the GPS active alarm range. When a target enters in this set active alarm range, the GPS Alarm sounds and the GPS Alarm icon blinks. LLWhen Alarm Select is set to "Group," this setting is enabled. Ranges differs, depending on Latitude/Longitude setting. •• Latitude/Longitude = dddºmm.mm' Ranges: 00.08' to 59.99' (0.01' steps) •• Latitude/Longitude = dddºmm'ss" Ranges: 00'05" to 59'59" (0'01" steps) Example: When a target enters in the active alarm range, the GPS Alarm sounds and the GPS alarm icon blinks. Point A 0.25' 0.25' N 0.25' Your location Point B Point C Sounds 3 beeps. 0.25' 8-40

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8. GPS OPERATION (ADVANCED)
GPS SET
MENU
»
GPS
GPS Memory
The transceiver has 300 GPS Memory channels
to save the received position data, or often-used
position data, with an alphanumeric channel name.
The channels can be divided into the “(No Group)”
group and each Memory group (A to Z) for easy
Memory management.
The display of the GPS Memory
(No Group)
GPS Memories not assigned to any
group
A ~ Z : Group Name
GPS Memories assigned to the
selected group.
GPS Memory Groups
(A ~ Z)
GROUP NAME
GPS Memory Group name
(Up to 16 alphanumeric characters)
L
You can edit the GPS Memory Group name. (p. 8-40)
GPS Memory channels
NAME
GPS memory channel name
(Up to 16 alphanumeric characters)
DATE
Saved date
TIME
Saved time
LATITUDE
Saved position (latitude)
LONGITUDE
Saved position (longitude)
ALTITUDE
Saved altitude
GROUP
The group letter and the name of the
group
L
When you save the received position data on the GPS
POSITION screen, the received station’s call sign is used
as the GPS Memory name.
L
In the Quick Menu window, you can edit the GPS
Memory contents, such as the GPS Memory name.
MENU
»
GPS >
GPS Alarm
Alarm Select
(Default: OFF)
Select the target positions for the GPS Alarm
function.
• OFF:
Turns OFF the function.
• RX:
The GPS Alarm sounds when a target
(the last received position) enters in your
active alarm range.
• Group:
The GPS Alarm sounds when a target
(positions in the GPS Memory, or in the
selected GPS Memory Group) enters in
your active alarm range.
• Memory:
The GPS Alarm sounds when a target
(the entered position in the GPS Memory)
enters in the active alarm range.
Alarm Area (Group)
(Default: 0.25
'
)
Set the GPS active alarm range.
When a target enters in this set active alarm range,
the GPS Alarm sounds and the GPS Alarm icon
blinks.
L
When
Alarm Select
is set to “Group,” this setting is
enabled.
Ranges differs, depending on
Latitude/Longitude
setting.
Latitude/Longitude = dddºmm.mm'
Ranges: 00.08' to 59.99' (0.01' steps)
Latitude/Longitude = dddºmm'ss"
Ranges: 00'05" to 59'59" (0'01" steps)
Example:
When a target enters in the active alarm range, the
GPS Alarm sounds and the GPS alarm icon blinks.
Point C
Sounds 3 beeps.
Your location
Point A
Point B
0.25'
0.25'
0.25'
0.25'
N