Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Instruction Manual
- Introduction
- Features
- Using This Manual
- Table of Contents
- Supplied Accessories
- Parts & Controls
- Inserting the Battery
- Attaching and Detaching the Receiver
- Turning the Receiver On
- Acquiring GPS Signals
- Geotagging Images as You Shoot
- Logging the Route Traveled
- Setting the Positioning Interval
- Using the Digital Compass
- Setting Time from GPS on the Camera
- GPS Precautions
- Provided Software
- Using a Bracket (Sold Separately)
- Specs
- Scan of CD-ROM
- Warranty
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To acquire GPS signals, bring the receiver outdoors where the sky is
unobstructed and aim it up. Keep your hand or other objects off the top
of the receiver.
Turn the power switch to <
ON
> or <
LOG
>
to start automatic GPS signal acquisition.
To check the acquisition status, watch
the blinking of the red <
GPS
> indicator.
Fast blinking:
Signal not acquired yet
Slow blinking:
Signal acquired
The receiver blinks every 3 seconds or every 6 seconds. In 6-second
blinking mode, although it blinks every 6 seconds as needed to
conserve battery power, the GPS functions are the same as usual
3-second blinking mode.
When the receiver is attached or connected to a camera that displays
the [GPS device settings] menu item, GPS signal status is also shown
on the camera LCD panel or LCD monitor (p.14).
Blinking <
r
>: Signal not acquired yet
Constant <
r
>: Signal acquired
*The <r> icon is only displayed when the receiver is communicating with the
camera.
Acquiring GPS Signals
Blinking after Acquisition
Camera <r
r
> Icon
Signal acquisition (indicated by slow blinking) takes about 30 – 60 seconds
under favorable conditions after you turn the receiver on.