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Instructions Garmin, Modèle GDL30A

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To see all of this information, use the RoCKeR to move down the list. If a condition field is empty, data for that field is not currently available. The scroll bars indicate that additional information is available. To scroll through the information, highlight the list and press up or down on the ROCKER. 0 GDL 30A Owner’s Manual Main Menu Sea Surface The Sea Surface sub tab provides weather data of specific importance to mariners. This data comes from a variety of data sources that are nearest to your current or selected location. If a condition field is empty, data for that condition is not currently available. GDL 30A Owner’s Manual Main Menu Forecast Map The Forecast Map sub tab displays Fronts, High-Pressure and Low-Pressure Centers, and City Conditions. The map zoom range can be changed using the Range keys. The three buttons at the top of the map are used to control the display of the forecast conditions for the next 48 hours. Backup ForwardPlay/Pause GDL 30A Owner’s Manual Main Menu Setup The Setup sub tab provides access to the three preset weather displays: General, Sea State, and Storms. The preset weather displays can be customized from this tab. The Setup tab contains a map that displays any changes that are made. Legends for all weather conditions are also shown. For detailed information on customizing the preset weather displays, see the chartplotter Owner’s Manual. GDL 30A Owner’s Manual 3 Main Menu XM Tab To display the XM tab, press and hold the ADJ/MeNU key to display the Menu Menu. Using the RoCKeR, scroll through the tabs and highlight the XM tab. The XM tab contains two sub tabs, Audio and Information. The Audio sub tab is used to tune and customize the XM Radio feature. The Information sub tab contains the Radio ID numbers and information about the XM service being received. Audio The Audio sub tab provides access to the XM Radio feature. From this tab, stations can be scanned, selected, and added to a Favorites list. Also, the Audio Output can be turned on and off. If the GDL 30A is properly connected, the Audio Output should be set to On. If CHECK ANTENNA appears in the radio tuning field, double-check to ensure that the GA 32 antenna is properly installed and that the audio cable is securely connected to your GDL 30A and to your stereo receiver. For more information on using the XM Radio feature, refer to the chartplotter Owner’s Manual. If your GDL 30A is properly connected, you will see “On” in the Audio Output box and “XM Preview” in the radio tuning field. Audio Tab GDL 30A Owner’s Manual Main Menu Information The Information sub tab contains the Weather Radio ID and Audio Radio ID numbers that are needed to subscribe to XM Service. Your XM Weather Service Level and a list of Weather Products that are being received appear here as well. These weather products determine and display the weather information on the chartplotter. The Radio ID numbers are required when setting up the XM service. Copy these numbers and have them available before contacting XM. Note: To obtain the XM Weather and Radio IDs from a GPSMAP 4000 Series or a GPSMAP 5000 Series chartplotter, select Configure > System > System Information. GDL 30A Owner’s Manual 26 GDL 30A Owner’s Manual Appendix Appendix Blink Codes The GDL 30A powers on and off with the Garmin Marine Network. The two-color (Green/Red) Status LED on the GDL 30A indicates the operational status of the module. The codes represent: Green blinking, on for 1 second, off for 1/2 second (slow blink) Status: GDL 30A is on and is receiving an XM signal. Red blinking, on for 1/10 second, off for 1/10 second (very fast blink) Status: System alarm. The display device gives a message indicating the type of failure. Solid Red (no blink) Status: Software failure - Call Garmin Product Support. NETWORK STATUS ANTENNA AUDIO Status Indicator LED Weather-Related Broadcast Rates Feature Broadcast Rate (minutes) NEXRAD 5 Cloud Tops 15 Storm Cells 1.25 Lightning 5 Wind 12 Pressure 12 Hurricanes 12 Visibility 12 Fronts 12 Sea-Surface Temperature 12 Wave Height 12 Wave Period 12 Wave Direction 12 Current Conditions 12 Forecasts 12 Sea-Surface Conditions 12 Appendix GDL 30A Specifications Physical Size: 43/4 in. W . 2.00 in. H . 63/4 in. D (121 mm . 51 mm . 172 mm) Weight: 1.5 lb. (0.68 kg) Case: Fully gasketed, high-impact plastic and aluminum alloy, waterproof to IEC 60529 IPX7 Temp Range: From 5°F to 158°F (From -15°C to 70°C) Power Source: 10–35 Vdc Usage: 18 W max Fuse: AGC/3AG - 2.0 A Data Output Source: Proprietary Garmin data format Audio Output Level: 300 mV rms into 47 kohm Frequency Response: 10–20,000 Hz, ± 1 dB Harmonic Distortion: <0.5% GDL 30A Owner’s Manual Note: When using the Chartplotter and GDL 30A on battery power only (engines off) for extended periods of time, be sure there is enough available amperage to run the units for the time period. Running other onboard devices at the same time may lower the available amperage, causing the Chartplotter an...