User Guide

WINDOWS SUMMARY
All of the window
groups
used
by
the
GlobalNav II are shown on the follow-
ing pages.
To view these
groups,
sim-
ply press
the WINDOWS
key,
then
repeated press
the down arrow
key.
This will
"cycle"
the unit
through
all
groups.
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INTRODUCTION
The GlobalNav
II is a
high quality,
wide screen GPS receiver with
performance
that is second to none in its class.
Using
menu features and
"soft-ke?' operation,
the GlobalNav Ills also one of the easiest-to-use
products
that Lowrance has ever built. The wide "Clearvision" screen
shows the
navigation
and
plotter
screens with
high
resolution and detail.
The
display
and
keyboard
are also
lighted
for
night operation.
Read this manual and take itwith
you
thefirstfewtimes
you
use
your
unit.
It
makes a
great
reference if
you
need it.
MOUNTING
-
Bracket Mount
Install the GlobalNav
II in
any
convenient
location, provided
there is
clearance
behindthe unitwhen it istilted forthe
bestviewing angle.
Holes
in the bracket base allow
wood screw
orthrough-bolt
mounting.
You
may
need to
place
a
piece
of
plywood
on the back of thin
fiberglass panels
to
securethe
mounting
hardware.
Make certain there is
enough
room behind
the unit to attach the
power
and GPS module cables.
The smallest hole that will
pass
one
power
or transducer
plug
is one inch.
Afterthe hole is
drilled,
passthe
OPS connector
up through
the
holefirst,
then
pass
the
power
cable down
through
it.
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Afterthe cables have been
routed,
fill the hole with a
good
marine
sealing
compound.
Offsetthe
bracketto coverthe hole. Routethe
powerand
OPS
module cables
through
the slot in the
back of the bracket.
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