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Ch 6 GPS/GNSS 65
GPS Settings: Select the maximum PDOP for collecting
points, minimum navigation speed you need to be
traveling for navigation to update properly, and the
navigation distance threshold. This is the distance you
can be from the point to which you are navigating to
show that you have arrived.
Default File Type: Select .kml (keyhole markup language
used in Google Earth) or .csv (comma separated value).
Note that tracks with more than 1000 points default to
.csv due to memory limitations.
Waypoint Settings: Set up the waypoint le naming
scheme, including the waypoint prex, increment step
size, and current value. For example, if the waypoint
prex is Point, increment step size is 10, current value is
100, and default le type is .kml, le names would be
Point110.kml, Point120.kml, Point130.kml, etc.) Also select
the number of points to average. The default is 1.
Track Settings: Set up the track le naming scheme (see
Waypoint Settings). You can select a minimum time and
minimum distance needed before a point is collected. If
both are enabled, both conditions must be met before a
point is added to a track. You can disable suspend when
track points are being collected.
Audio Notications: You can turn on notications for
waypoint arrival, waypoint collected, and track point
collected.
Some settings can be customized for a particular waypoint
or track using edit on the data collection screens.
View Signal Strength and NMEA Strings
View the strength of satellites being used in a x (shown in
green) by swiping the left side of the display (where position
is shown) on the JSNav Home screen to the right. View the
NMEA strings that are coming in through the GNSS receiver
by swiping the same area to the left. Strings can be saved
to a le.
- web: www.junipersys.com 2
- Contents 3
- Getting 5
- Getting Started 6
- Perform Initial Tasks 7
- Ch 1 Getting Started 5 9
- Line up the + and - symbols 9
- Perform Set Up 10
- Home Screen 11
- Windows Start Menu 12
- Make a Selection 13
- Hardware 15
- Components 15
- Hardware Components 16
- Ch 2 Hardware Components 13 17
- Ch 2 Hardware Components 15 19
- Shift, one 20
- CAPS lock 20
- Release 20
- Suspend 20
- Open 20
- Orange Power Key Menu 21
- Programmable Keys 21
- Keyboard Backlight 22
- Display and Touchscreen 23
- Zooming in on the Display 24
- Display Backlight Settings 25
- Ch 2 Hardware Components 23 27
- Power Management 28
- Ch 2 Hardware Components 25 29
- LED Activity Indicators 30
- Flashlight 31
- SD Cards 31
- Connector I/O Module 32
- Audio Features 32
- Adjusting Audio Settings 33
- Programs 35
- Programs and Settings 36
- Title Bar and Pop-Up Icons 37
- Dashboard 37
- Dashboard Gadget Functions 38
- Gadget Color Indicators 38
- Favorites Bar 39
- Tile Bar 40
- On-Screen Keyboard 41
- Resetting the Allegro 2 44
- Set Up During a Reset 45
- Compass and Accelerometer 46
- Sensors Control Panel 47
- Installing the Software 48
- Establishing a Partnership 48
- Getting Started Application 49
- Bluetooth 51
- Wireless 51
- Communication 51
- Wireless Communication 52
- Bluetooth Control Panel 53
- Wi-Fi Wireless 57
- Networking 57
- Wi-Fi Wireless Networking 58
- Wi-Fi Dialog Box 60
- Adjusting Wi-Fi Settings 60
- GPS/GNSS 61
- GPS/GNSS Accuracy 63
- GPS/GNSS Settings 63
- GPS Intermediate Driver 64
- NMEA Sentences 65
- JSNav Application 67
- JSNav Settings 68
- GNSS Settings control panel 68
- Ch 6 GPS/GNSS 65 69
- Collect Waypoint Data 70
- Collect Track Data 71
- Manage Waypoints and Tracks 72
- Ch 6 GPS/GNSS 69 73
- Pictures Menu 76
- Geotagging 77
- Ch 7 Camera 75 79
- Photo Options 80
- Ch 7 Camera 77 81
- Photo and Video Library 82
- 3G Data Modem 83
- Ch 8 3G Data Modem 81 85
- Set up the Cell Modem 86
- Wireless Safety 87
- Maintenance of Your Modem 87
- Storage 89
- Maintenance 89
- Protecting the Touchscreen 90
- Cleaning the Allegro 2 91
- Safe Cleaners to Use 92
- Warranty 93
- Information 93
- Limited Product Warranty 94
- Limitation of Liability 95
- Extended Warranties 96
- Repairing the Allegro 2 97
- Warnings and 99
- Regulatory 99
- Product Warnings 100
- Certications and Standards 101
- Industry Canada 102
- Radio Frequency Safety 103
- CE Marking (European Union) 103
- France (Radio Restrictions) 104
- Declaration of Conformity 104
- Specifications 105
- Ap D Specications 103 107
- Ap D Specications 105 109
- Ap D Specications 107 111
- Index 111 115
- See Zoom in on Display 116
- Index 113 117
- Index 115 119
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