Garmin GPS 92 Manuel d'utilisateur

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Page 1 - Reference

OwnerÕsManual &ReferenceGPS 92GPS 9292 manual 4/15/98 3:48 PM Page 1

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B(POWER)— Red key turns the unit on and off, and controlsthree levels of screen backlighting intensity.(PAGE)— Scrolls main pages in sequence and retu

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Battery InstallationThe GPS 92 operates on 4 AA alkaline batteries (included),which are installed at the base of the unit. These batteries provideup t

Page 4 - GARMIN LIMITED WARRANTY

The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a constella-tion of 24 satellites which circle the earth twice a day ina very precise orbit and transmit inform

Page 5 - Packing List

Once the GPS 92 has calculated a position fix, you’llusually have anywhere from five to twelve satellites inview. The receiver will then continuously

Page 6 - Cautions

Once satellites have beenfound, hollow signalstrength bars will be dis-played while data is beingcollected. The signalstrength bars can be used tohelp

Page 7 - Contents

GPS 92 Takeoff TourThe takeoff tour is designed to quickly guide youthrough basic features and functions of the GPS 92 usinga simulated trip.Once you’

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Simulator ModeTo continue the Takeoff Tour, you’ll need to put theGPS 92 in simulator mode:1. Press Prepeatedly until the main menu pageappears.2. Use

Page 9 - Features

2. Use the up or down arrow keys to select the first char-acter (‘5’). If you press and hold either arrow key, it willscroll through the characters mo

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Navigation PageOnce a GOTO is activated, the navigation page willdisplay the bearing and distance to the destination, alongwith your present speed and

Page 11 - Installation

Position PageThe GPS 92’s position page displays your present lat-itude, longitude and altitude, along with your currenttrack and speed over the groun

Page 12 - What is

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Page 13 - Initializing

The moving map page can be broken down into threeparts: the zoom, pan and option fields (located at thetop of the page), the moving map field, and the

Page 14 - To initialize the receiver:

To view the airport communication page for ‘KAUS’:1. Use the left arrow key to highlight ‘COMM?’ and pressE.All of the available frequencies for the s

Page 15 - Power On

Additional information, including the name, class,controlling agency and altitudes, is available from the Gkey. To view additional SUA information:1.

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Once you’ve selected and confirmed a category, theGPS 92 will display the nine nearest facilities and providethe distance and bearing to each waypoint

Page 17 - Activating a

Once we fly past the airport, notice that the GPS 92continues to provide navigation to ‘3R9’, with the relativebearing pointer and ETE fields indicati

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Internal DatabaseThe GPS 92 uses an internal Jeppesen®database toprovide position and facility information for thousands ofairports, VORs, NDBs and in

Page 19 - Map Pages

To choose a waypoint category:1. Press Mto display the waypoint page.2. Highlight the category field.3. Press Eto begin selection of the waypoint cate

Page 20 - Map Page

Airport InformationThe GPS 92 features three airport pages:• Airport location— allows entry of desired airportby identifier, facility name or city an

Page 21 - To view the SUA message:

Frequency types followed bya question mark (‘?’) haveusage restrictions. To viewthe restriction information,highlight the frequency typeand press ENTE

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Runway PageThe last airport page is the runway page, which fea-tures a diagram of available runways, along with designa-tions, length, surface and lig

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Software Version 2.01 or above© 1998 GARMIN Corporation, 1200 E. 151st Street, Olathe, KS USA 66062Tel: 913-397-8200 Fax: 913-397-8282GARMIN (Europe)

Page 24 - Power Off

Intersection InformationThe intersection waypoint page allows entry of adesired intersection by identifier, and displays positionand nearest VOR data

Page 25 - Categories

The VOR page lists the identifier, facility name andcity/state at the top of the page, with the transmitting fre-quency of the facility listed below.

Page 26 - Entering a waypoint

2. Press Eand enter the waypoint name using thearrow keypad.3. Press Eto accept.Once the name has been accepted, the field highlightwill move to the p

Page 27 - Information

The delete and rename prompts, located near the bot-tom of the user waypoint page, allow you to quicklyremove a waypoint from memory or change the nam

Page 28 - Location Page

Nearest PagesThe Gkey provides detailed information on thenine nearest airports, VORs, NDBs, INTs, and user way-points from your present position, and

Page 29 - Runway Page

Going To a DestinationOne of the many benefits of GPS navigation is theability to fly directly to a waypoint or fly along a chainof waypoints without

Page 30 - NDBs & VORs

GOTO FunctionThe GPS 92’s GOTO function lets you choose anystored waypoint as a destination and quickly set a coursefrom your present position. Once a

Page 31 - Waypoints

TracBack NavigationAnother method of navigating to a destination is byusing the TracBack function. TracBack allows you toquickly and easily retrace yo

Page 32 - To enter a user comment:

Tips on Creating and Using the TracBack FeatureThe GPS 92’s TracBack feature is designed to help youquickly create and activate a route that follows y

Page 33 - AutoStore Page

Route Definition PageThe GPS 92 lets you create and store up to 20 routesof 30 waypoints each. Routes are created, copied andedited through the route

Page 34 - Nearest ARTCC Page

iiGARMIN LIMITED WARRANTYGARMIN warrants this product to be free from defects in materials and work-manship for one year from the date of purchase. GA

Page 35 - Navigation

Creating a RouteThe route definition page is used to create up to 20routes of 30 waypoints each.To create a route:1. Highlight the route number field

Page 36 - To cancel an active GOTO:

Clearing a RouteThe route action fields, located near the bottom of theroute definition page, allow you to clear, invert and acti-vate the routes stor

Page 37 - TracBack route:

Active Route PageOnce a route has been activated, the active route pagewill appear, displaying the waypoint sequence of yourroute with the estimated t

Page 38 - TracBack

Reviewing & Editing Routes (cont.)With the desired waypoint field selected and the on-screen menu displayed, choose a menu function:1. To review t

Page 39 - Route Pages

Satellite Status PageThe satellite status page displays the status of variousreceiver functions. This status information helps youunderstand what the

Page 40 - To copy a route:

Receiver StatusReceiver status is displayed at the top left of thescreen, with the current horizontal accuracy (estimatedposition error, in feet or me

Page 41 - To clear a route:

Position PageThe position page displays your current position’s lat-itude, longitude, altitude and time. It also displays yourground track and speed

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Map PageThe map page plots your course and route on a mov-ing map. It also provides you with a cursor that will letyou pan ahead and review nearby way

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Map Page FunctionsThere are four main functions you can perform fromthe map page—zooming, pointing, panning and mapoptions. Each of these functions ha

Page 44 - Satellite Status

Selecting Waypoints on ScreenFrom the zoom or pan fields, the cursor highlightmay be moved into the map display by pressing the downarrow key. The arr

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• GPS 92 Unit • Quick Reference Card• Owner’s Manual• Power/Data Cable• Remote Antenna Mount Cable w/ Suction Cup• Detachable Antenna • Carrying Strap

Page 46 - To manually enter a position:

You can also use the target crosshair as an instantGOTO destination. This function will AutoStore the posi-tion and set a course for a new waypoint ca

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AutoZoomAutoZoom automatically changes the map scale tokeep your present position and destination on the displayat all times. Whenever a GOTO or route

Page 48 - To activate the pan function:

To change the viewing scale for a waypoint category:1. Highlight the scale for the desired category and pressE.2. Use the up and down arrow keys to se

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To select a record option:1. Highlight the ‘RECORD’ field and press E.2. Select the desired option with the arrow keys and pressE.NOTE: Turning the tr

Page 50 - To GOTO the target crosshair:

Navigation PageThe navigation page displays the bearing (BRG) anddistance (DST) to the destination at the top of the page,along with your present spee

Page 51 - AutoZoom &

Main MenuPageReferenceMain Menu PageThe GPS 92’s main menu page provides access to sub-menus and functions that are used to select and customize opera

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Operation Mode PageThe first setup page is the ‘Operation’ mode page,which is used to select the operating mode and set an ini-tial position reference

Page 53 - To activate a TracBack route:

If the unit is in simulator mode, the field highlightwill advance to the ‘Brg’ field, where you may define yourposition in reference from the selected

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To select a heading reference:1. Highlight the ‘HEADING’ field and press E.2. Select a heading reference and press E.To enter a user-defined magnetic

Page 55 - Setup Menu Option

Audio/Display OptionsThe ‘Audio/Display’ options allow the user to adjustthe display contrast of the display screen, set the backlight timer and turn

Page 56 - To select an operating mode:

CautionsINTRODUCTIONCAUTION: The GPS system is operated by the government of the United States,which is solely responsible for its accuracy and mainte

Page 57 - To select a CDI scale:

Date/Time and Timer OptionsThe date and time are calculated from satellites andcannot be edited. Because the time shown is UTC (GMTor ‘zulu’) time, yo

Page 58 - To select a map datum:

Interface SetupThe ‘Interface’ setup page lets you specify the inter-facing formats for connecting external NMEA devices, aDGPS receiver, or a persona

Page 59 - To set the hour format:

When a NMEA output setting has been selected, abaud rate of 4800 will automatically appear.To select a different baud rate:1. Highlight the baud rate

Page 60 - To reset the count up timer:

Updating the GPS 92’s DatabaseThe GPS 92’s internal worldwide Jeppesen databasemay be updated from a PC computer using GARMIN’soptional PC Database Up

Page 61 - To select a transfer option:

Alarm FunctionsThe second option available on the GPS 92’s mainmenu page is the ‘Alarms’ submenu, which is used tocontrol airspace alarms, or set arri

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➃ If you are within 2 nm of an SUA and your currentcourse will not take you inside the airspace, a ‘Near SUA < 2nm’ will be displayed.NOTE:All SUA

Page 63 - To select a runway surface:

Altitude BufferThe ‘ALT BUF’ field, located directly below the SUAalarm settings, is an altitude buffer that allows you to seta specific altitude rang

Page 64 - SUA Alarms

Arrival AlarmsThe last function available from the alarms page is thewaypoint arrival alarm, which will activate an alarm mes-sage once you’ve come wi

Page 65 - Main Menu:

Winds Aloft FunctionThe GPS 92’s winds aloft function will calculate thewind direction, speed and head/tail wind conditions forthe aircraft once you h

Page 66 - To set the CDI alarm:

Route PlanningThe route planning function will calculate trip infor-mation for any programmed route and provide data onboth the entire route and each

Page 67 - To set the arrival alarm:

Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .iiPacking List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 68 - To calculate winds aloft:

Vertical Navigation FunctionThe last option featured on the GPS 92’s E6-B menuis the vertical navigation (VNAV) function, which lets youcreate a rate

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Vertical Navigation Function (cont.)To activate the VNAV function:1. Review the calculated vertical speed. If the calculatedspeed does not fit within

Page 70 - 2000 FEET

User Waypoint ListThe last three options on the main menu are the ‘UserWpt List’, ‘Routes’, and ‘Messages’. The user waypoint listprovides you with a

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Routes SubmenuThe routes option is covered in the routes section onpage 33.Messages PageThe message page displays all current messages in theGPS 92. T

Page 72 - To delete all user waypoints:

Universal Yoke MountAn optional yoke mount is available for your GPS 92that may be attached to the control yoke for easy accesswithout blocking the vi

Page 73 - To view the messages page:

5. If it is necessary to change the direction of the clamp,completely loosen and remove the upper knob, thenmate up the appropriate sets of teeth so t

Page 74 - Accessories &

The GPS 92 is constructed of high-quality materials and shouldnot require user maintenance. Should your unit ever need repair,please take it to an aut

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MessagesAPPENDIX C71Accuracy has been Degraded—The accura-cy of the receiver has been degraded beyond500 meters due to poor satellite geometry ordata

Page 76 - Specifications

MessagesAPPENDIX Cdetected excessive drift in its internal crystal oscil-lator which may result in longer acquisition time.Take the unit to an authori

Page 77 - Messages

Map DatumsAPPENDIX D73The following list shows the map datums available for the GPS 92. Position/datum page abbreviations arelisted first, followed by

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2Table OfContentsINTRODUCTIONSECTION THREE ReferenceWaypoint Categories/Waypoint Information Pages . . . . . . . . . . .19-25User Waypoints/AutoSto

Page 79 - Map Datums

NAD27 Alaska North American 1927- AlaskaNAD27 Bahamas North American 1927- Bahamas (excluding San SalvadorIsland)NAD27 Canada North American 1927- Can

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AAccessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68-69Acquiring Satellites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Activating a Route . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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OOn-Route GOTOs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37Operational Mode Page . . . . . . . . . . .50PPacking List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ii

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© 1998 GARMIN Corporation1200 E. 151st Street, Olathe, KS USA 66062GARMIN (Europe) LTD, Unit 5, The Quadrangle, Abbey Park Industrial Estate, Romsey,

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To open, turn the metalD-ring counterclockwise1/4 turn. Observe polar-ity markings on the case.Connections for power,ground, serial data inand serial

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