Infinity GPS Receiver GPS MIC 1 User Manual

Model GPS-MIC-1

Combination GPS Hand-Held

Tracking Receiver

with

Integrated Speaker Microphone

for connection to

any 2 Way Radio Transceiver

User’s Manual

V 3.3 Feb 11, 2008

Tel: 1-888-987-9493

1-303-772-8187

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Users may record their tracks, silently provide others with information using the text

messaging system, and use the device as a compass. In the latter, the user does not have

to be moving.

As each unit receives real time GPS locations for other units, one may select another user

and use this device to plot a course to the area of the last transmission received.

Whether for casual or professional use, the GPS-MIC-1 may be used to track fleets,

location of users, without huge financial investment. Fleet managers may use the mic

providing an affordable GPS tracking solution to school bus., livery vehicles, etc... All that is

required is an appropriate cable connection to the radio transceiver. Consult the factory for

details.

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Current Product Rev 3.0 Features:

• 2” diagonal LCD display, 120 x 160, monochrome screen, backlit

• Supports most brands of two way radio with optional available interface cables

• Built-in GPS with AMTEL chip supporting 14 simultaneous parallel GPS channels

WAAS/EGNOS enabled unit with built-in antenna

• Built in electronic compass

• Transceiver transmits users coordinates

• Tracks activity/location for a group of 5 or more people

• Tracks up to 50,000 waypoints

• Built in 512 MB solid state memory

• Group ID communications built-into the microphone for selective communications

• Built-in graphics for scenic waypoints

• Send and receive text messages

• Functions as a G Mouse and is PC supported for navigation

• Upgradeable firmware

• PC software package allows for parameter setting of the unit, GIS reading, collection

of log data.

• Supports export to various formats: Google Earth ™, KMZ, GPX and up to 40 other

types of navigation/mapping software

2.0 Other Notes:

a) The GPS-MIC-1 comes with a rechargeable lithium ion battery, USB cable and Belt

Clip.

b) When connected to a USB port, the USB charges the unit’s battery.

c) When the GPS MIC-1 is connected to both a PC and a radio transceiver using the

selected radio interface cable, this unit becomes the interface for the receiving head

end. A field unit may always be used as a head end unit located at dispatch or

incident command if connected to a PC or Laptop using the application software.

d) Before using the equipment, charge the battery for atleast 10 hours.

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3.0 How it works

The Infinity Model GPS-MIC-1 is a computerized handheld unit that scans the open skies

looking for 14 GPS satellites overhead. The unit “listens” to these orbiting satellites and

eliminates the weakest satellite signals. From this point the unit computes the location of

the receiver based in the relationship to the satellites being received. The unit them

computes the user’s longitude and latitude which is updated every second, computing

direction of travel, speed and altitude and shown on one main screen.

Stored in the non volatile solid state on-board memory of the unit is the information from

each update. This recording also consists of one setting waypoints, event marker points

and icons, trails and routes as well as when asked, a relationship between the user and up

to 5 or more other users selected in a group, and their relative distances and direction from

the user’s handheld unit.

By connecting a USB cable to the Infinity GPS-MIC-1 unit, one may download all the

collected data to a PC, or, transmit this data over a two way transceiver (of most any type)

to all other programmed group receiving radios as well as the main receiving point and a

PC/or laptop if connected to a radio transceiver and another Model GPS-MIC-1 unit serving

as a central controller over the air. No other interface is required.

Unlike other GPS handled stand-alone units, a built in compass is built inside the unit.

To ensure accuracy, this unit receives GPS satellite information as well as WAAS (Wide

Area Augmentation System) boosting GPS performance increasing GPS accuracy to within

7.6 meters vertically and 2-3 meters horizontally according to the FAA. The GPS-MIC-1

receiver receives the WAAS signal that is transmitted on the GPS signal.

While some remote areas do not receive WAAS signals, the GPS-MIC-1 will operate

normally using the GPS receive only portion of the satellite signal.

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4.0 WARNINGS:

While a GPS receiver is a useful tool, always use another method of navigation, such a

map and chart and compass. This unit will always show the navigation information with the

shortest line from your current location to a selected waypoint or users location, regardless

of terrain or obstructions. As a result, the system will not alert you to dangers or

obstructions. User is responsible for safe navigation.

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5.0 START UP

The GPS-MIC-1 comes as pictured below:

Components supplied that are part of the Kit are as follows:

Belt Clip

GPS Unit to USB Port Cable

(for recharging of Li-Ion

battery, plus data transfer)

GPS-MIC-1

Unit

Li-Ion Re-chargeable battery

*Note: GPS to radio interface cable not included*

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5.1 Preparing your Unit for use

Insert the battery pack in the rear of the unit.

To do so,

1. Open the battery cover of the handheld unit by using a coin or large flat head

screwdriver; turn the screw counter clockwise to open the cover.

2. Install the battery, with the label right side up with battery connections found on the

upper left had corner, mating with the pins of the GPS unit.

3. Re-install the battery compartment’s door.

4. Use the two screws supplied and attach the belt/shoulder clip to the rear case.

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5.2 Charging Battery Pack

To charge the battery, one must connect the supplied cable between the GPS-MIC-1

unit and a USB computer port and or charging adapter.

To access the USB Com Port on the GPS-MIC-1 unit, open the flap on the bottom of

the unit as show.

Connect one end of the supplied interface cable to the base of the handheld unit

(Small USB).

Connect the other end of the cable to a PC or laptop computer’s USB port (Large USB).

You may also plug the USB cable into either the wall charger or car charger shown in

the pictures show on the next page.

With the computer or power source turned on, the handheld unit will charge its battery

over the USB cable. Note: Depending on the model of your computer or laptop used,

you may or may not need to power the computer to charge the unit’s battery. With

power on the cable, the GPS unit will indicate that the battery is charging by way of a

message on the unit’s screen.

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NOTE: Charge the battery pack first for 10 hours before using the unit. The battery will

provide you with 20+ hours in standard operation. (Non power save mode). A battery level

fuel gauge may be found on the unit’s LCD screen.

5.3 Turning the unit on for the first time.

1. With the battery charged, press and hold the Power Button down until the LCD shows the

start up screen. (The Power Button is located on the left hand side of the unit, lower button,

(Button Number 4 as depicted on the table found following these Start Up instructions.)

Enter button

Power Button

2. Press the center Joystick Button (Number 9 on the Table) as the [ENTER] button, once

the Infinity Start Up Screen appears.

3. The Unit’s display will then show the Main Menu.

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4. Use the center Joystick Button (Number 9 in the Table) to maneuver left, right, up and down

through the various Icons to select the functions required.

-Press the JOYSTICK Button (ENTER) to select the function desired.

-Press the MENU/RETURN Button (Number 6) to return to the previous menu.

-Press the side FUNCTION Button (Number 3) to toggle between menus and options.

-When connected to a radio using an appropriate style cable, press the PTT Button (Number 2) to

activate the Transmitter. Speak in a normal voice for audio operations.

-Press and Hold the PTT button for at least 1 second to transmit GPS data to all other radios.

5. While in the SET UP Menu, continue setting up your system as follows:

a. Set the USER NAME of the GPS-MIC-1 unit. This is the name that will be

transmitted by the radio transceiver and will appear on all other field units.

i. Use the Joystick to maneuver around the virtual keyboard.

ii. Press the MENU key when the user name has been selected

iii. Press the ENTER key to save

b. Set the Time/Date

i. Menu options include:

1. Time Zone (+/- GMT);

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2. Time Format

a. 24 hour

b. 12 hour

3. Date Format

a. dd/mm/yy

b. mm/dd/yy

c. yy/mm/dd

c. Set the Position Format (ddd.ddddd) Default

i. Select between:

1. ddd.ddddd

2. dddmm.mmm

3. dddmmss.s

d. Set the Map Datum (WGS84 Default)

i. Many other options are available.

e. Set the Position Format

i. Metric

ii. Statute

f. Set the Elevation Format

i. Meter

ii. Feet

g. Set the Temperature Format

i. Celsius

ii. Fahrenheit

h. Set the Power Management Settings

i. Backlight Time Out Timer (time that the unit’s backlight turns off)

1. Adjusted in seconds

ii. Power Saving Method (turns off screen)

1. Adjusted in minutes

i. Set the SOS TX Time

i. Depending on your version, automatic transmit time is from 1 second

to 99 minutes and 45 seconds

ii. With the unit outside, the system will acquire satellite data.

j. Turn GMOUSE to ON

6. STARTING THE SYSTEM

a. Exit the building and when outside, access the System Settings Setup Menu,

highlight SYSTEM, GPS SET and:

i. Ensure that GPS POWER is set to on.

ii. Perform a GPS cold start to initialize the GPS receiver under GPS

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STARTUP.

iii. Highlight the GPS Satellite Menu button. The GPS receiver will locate

automatically the GPS satellites. This may take some time. You may

see the signal strength and number of satellites seen by accessing

the Satellite Icon on the Main Menu screen. YOU NEED TO HAVE

THE UNIT SEE ATLEAST A 2D OR 3D FIX BEFORE BEING ABLE

TO TRANSMITT YOUR POSITION OR A WAYPOINT.

b. CALIBRATE THE COMPASS

i. Access the COMPASS Menu

1. Once accessed, press and hold the ENTER Button

a. A dialog box will appear and show that the compass is

in Calibration Mode (Calibrating)

2. Rotate the GPS-MIC-1 unit through two 360 degree revolutions

3. Then Press the ENTER Button.

a. A Message will appear if you have successfully

calibrated the unit’s compass.

i. If Not, repeat the process

4. Press MENU to exit.

Congratulations, you have now configured your GPS hand held unit.

You may now start using the system.

OPERATION

With the GPS-MIC-1 unit’s Power turned OFF, and with your two way

transceiver also unpowered, connect the GPS-MIC-1 unit to your two way

radio transceiver using the appropriate radio accessory cable. (sold

separately). Consult the factory if you are not sure which cable to use.

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Secure the GPS-MIC-1 cable to the handheld GPS unit using the two set

screws provided with the cable. The connection to the GPS-MIC-1 must be

flush and level.

To use: First power up your two way transceiver. Then power up your

GPS-MIC-1 unit.

Make sure that the battery pack has been charged.

You may connect the USB cable used to charge the battery to the base of

the GPS-MIC-1 unit without removing the radio’s connecting cable. See

picture below:

Allow the unit to see the satellites before using the GPS location transmit

feature built into the GPS-MIC-1.

Consult the following pages as to how to maneuver through the various User

Features.

Pictured below: Use of the Infinity GPS-MIC-1 unit connected to an Infinity

P-1000 series portable two way transceiver.

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Pictured below: Use of a GPS-MIC-1 unit connected to a two way portable

transceiver and laptop using the USB interface cable at the head end

(Incident Command/Dispatch station). This cable connects the two way

transceiver with the laptop or Computer via a USB cable that attaches to the

GPS-MIC-1 unit which serves as the control interface. No need for a base

station if you have string signal strength and good reception with a portable 2

way radio.

Laptop needs to be connected to a live internet connection and Google

Earth ™ using LAN, WiFi, or cellular modem. (other packages available).

Commercial users need to use Google Earth Pro ™.

If using a PC or laptop, consult the installation instructions for your GPS

software. (SEE SECTION 11)

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„ Fig. 1. Features and Button Designation

(1)

(2)

(11)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(10)

(6)

(9)

(7)

(8)

GPS Antenna

PTT; Push To Talk

Function Key

Power On/Off button

Microphone

Return / SOS GID

Speaker

USB Port / Radio interface

Five Position Switch push to enter

Cancel / Lock

LCD Display

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Button Functions

Push to Talk. Pressing this button for over 0.8 seconds and

then releasing this button will send the geographic data

location automatically over any 2 way radio transceiver. Use

the PTT button for traditional radio communications.

Press to cycle over function pages

PTT

FUNC

Press to enable backlight On/Off

Press and hold to turn the unit On/Off

Press to return

Press and hold to open SOS GID function

Press to select

Press and hold cycling the selection

Press to enter

Press and hold for two seconds to mark your current location

on a track

ENTER

*( Add the Mark need to open Track Log function and

GPS must be Fixed)

Press to delete / information switch

CANCEL / LOCK

Press and hold to lock/unlock unit, without PTT &

& cancel

SOS function: If the SOS GID function is enabled by pressing this button down and

holding it for 4 seconds until “SOS ENABLED” appears on the screen, the unit will see

the transceiver automatically transmit your geographic location data every 2 second to

99 minutes and 45 seconds over the air. To turn off, press and hold the SOS GID

Button down for 4 seconds until SOS DISABLED appears on the LCD screen. This

option serves as a “Man Down” alarm.

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6.0 Main Menu Page

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(13)

(14)

(9)

(15)

(16)

(12)

(11)

(10)

Battery power indication

Battery power run out and unit will be automatically turn Off

Full Battery

20%

40%

60%

80%

Powered from USB

Keypad lock

GPS status

2D Fix

Data TX/RX

Local time

3D Fix

No Fix

GPS disables

Function headline

Function icon

Log enable

Track log mode

Auto

Time

Range

G-mouse mode Enable and NEMA data out from USB port

Backlight ON

Received group people

Received messages

Local date

Temperature

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6.2 Menu Chart (Functional Tree)

WATCH GROUP

GROUP LIST

GROUP ID

Finder

ADD TRACK

TRACK LIST

DELETE ALL

Tracks

ADD WAYPOINT

WAYPOINT LIST

DELETE ALL

Waypoint

WAYPOINT INBOX

Satellite

Compass

Meter

INBOX

WRITE NEW

Messages

Extras

CALENDAR

USER NAME

TIME/DATE

CONTRAST

UNITS

Setting

SYSTEM

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Setting

TIME ZONE

USER NAME

TIME FORMAT

DATE FORMAT

TIME/DATE

CONTRAST

UNITS

POSITION FORMAT

MAP DATUM

DIST/SPEED

ELEVATION

SYSTEM

EXIT

TEMPERATURE

GPS SET

POWER MANAGER

LANGUAGE

OTHER

SYSTEM INFO

GPS POWER

GPS SET

GPS STARTUP

BACKLIGHT

POWER SAVE

POWER MANAGER

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

POWERUP LOG

G-MOUSE

OTHER

RX MUTE

SOS TX TIME

BAUD RATE

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7.0 FUNCTION DETAILS

7.1

Finder

Functions

Select function

Enter the select function page

Return to main page

ENTER

7.1.1. WATCH GROUP

(1)

(4)

(5)

(2)

(3)

(6)

(7)

(8)

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Grid north

My location

Displays selected group members direction、distance and geographic

information

Non-selected group member

Waypoint

Selected group member

Real time tracking

z Every 50m one point

Proportional scale

z proportional scale range 20m ~ 200km

Proportional scale select

Zoom in.

Zoom out.

Selection group member

Into GOTO selection group member function

Switch group member information

Return to Finder page

ENTER

CANCEL

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7.1.2 GOTO GROUP MEMBERS PAGE.

(2)

(3)

(1)

E.T.A. (Estimated time of arrival)

Line distance

Member location

Selection information

Return Finder page

CANCEL

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7.1.3 Group Lists

Views the list of all users programmed: communication activity log, displays the

members name, geographic information, direction, and distance from the user’s

position.

The last received member transmission will always be listed on the top of the list,

with the lowest log number as shown.

(4)

(1)

(2)

(5)

(3)

Received number list

Group member SOS GID enable

Group member name

Group member direction

Group member distance

Selection Group member

N/A

View Group member information

Delete Group member

ENTER

CANCEL

Return to Finder page

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7.1.4 View Group member information

Next / previous Group member

information

Return to Finder page

7.1.5 Group ID

Group ID 01 ~ 99。

Confirm

ENTER

Return to Finder page

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7.2

Tracks

Selected function

Enter the select function page

Return

ENTER

7.2.1 ADD TRACKS / STOP TRACK

Select tracks LOG mode

Confirm

ENTER

Return

z Log By Auto : Log automatically

z Log By Time : Log by time step setting (range 1~60 sec)

z Log By Range : Log by move distance setting (range 50m~500m)

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7.2.2 TRACKS LIST

In user tracks Log

log date for a track

(2)

Move selection bar

View tracks information

Delete tracks

ENTER

CANCEL

(1)

Return to tracks page

7.2.3 TRACKS INFO

Select

Confirm

ENTER

Return to tracks List

7.2.4 DELETE ALL

Deletes all tracks records

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Select function

Into the select function page

Return

ENTER

7.3

Waypoint

7.3.1 ADD WAYPOINT

Creating a waypoint from a current location

(1)

(2)

Waypoint icon

Waypoint name

(3)

Coordinate Location

Elevation

Waypoint number

Confirm

(4)

(5)

View the waypoint position

(6)

(7)

zOne may mark a new waypoint and select the icon types to be associated with this

point in the field. One may also using a PC connected to the GPS-MIC-1 unit use the

Infinity Workbench Software to edit a waypoint and download / upload other user

defined waypoints and icons to the GPS-MIC-1 via USB cable.

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7.3.2 Waypoint List

View the waypoint list

Select waypoint

Delete waypoint

CANCEL

ENTER

view waypoint information

Return to Waypoint page

7.2.3 Waypoint information

View waypoint information including waypoint name, icon, distance, location, elevation

Go to waypoint

View waypoint

Send Waypoint to Group or Personal

Select

Enter the selected function

Return to last page

ENTER

(1)

(3)

(2)

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7.2.4 GO TO Function

Flag

Estimated time of arrival

Distance

Current position coordinate

Press cancel button to switch over the information bar

below

CANCEL

Press and hold into compass calibration mode

Return to last page

ENTER

Once calculated, Look and follow the flag on the top to find the Waypoint

7.2.5 DELETE ALL

Deletes all waypoints.

7.2.6 WAYPOINT INBOX

Shows all waypoints received by other users.

(1)

Waypoint Received from other user

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7.4

Satellite

7.4.1 Satellite information

Sky Plot

Æ Location Info

Signal Strength

Press FUNC to switch function page

Press ENTER to switch between

page

FUNC

ENTER

Return to last page

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7.5

Compass

Enables compass mode

Press FUNC to switch function page

Press Enter button to switch two different types

of compass view.

FUNC

ENTER

Press and hold in to the calibrating mode.

Return to main list

z Calibrating the COMPASS: Making sure that the unit is level with the ground in a horizontal position,

press and hold the ENTER Button for 4 seconds to access the compass calibration mode. Rotate the unit

clockwise slowly twice (2 x 360 degrees) in the same direction. Then press the ENTER Button again to

see if the procedure was done correctly. If not and error message will be displayed.

z Note: Please keep the unit out of any magnetic fields, near any speakers, vehicles, metal objects, metal

shelters, tanks or buildings when calibrating the compass.

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7.6

Meter

This function allows one to see in Real-Time. SPEED, COURSE, TIME and GPS

Coordinates.

Press FUNC to switch function page

Return to main page

FUNC

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7.7

Message

Select function

Confirm.

ENTER

Return the main page

7.7.1 Messages - In Box

Views any received messages

The receiving party is alerted to any messages received.

Select messages.

In to the messages.

Delete messages

Return to last page

ENTER

CANCEL

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7.7.2 Messages - Write New

Allows you to compose, edit and send text messages

Change capital or other symbol.

Select text

FUNC

Backspace

CANCEL

ENTER

Enter text

Return to Setting page

Using the Joystick moving it up and down allows one to select the letter, number or character to be sent. Once

a letter or character is highlighted, press the joystick button, Press the function button on the side of the radio

to select Caps Lock (Capital letter mode). Press the FUNCTION button another time to release this function.

Move the highlighted cursor bar in the symbol area as needed, pressing the function button to change to other

symbols.

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8.0

Settings/Setup

Select function

In to the selection function

Return to Setting page

ENTER

8.1 Settings – User Name

Setting your name, as seen as a group member

Change capital or other symbol.

select text

FUNC

Backspace

CANCEL

ENTER

Enter

Return to Setting page

Using the center Joystick button, move the highlighted curser as in the text edit mode. Press the FUNCTION

key to change into the Capital lock mode.

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Move the highlighted cursor into the symbol area, press the FUNCTION key to change and view other

available symbols.

8.2 Settings – Time/Date

Setting Time Zone, Time Format, Date Format.

Select function

Enter the selection function /

ENTER

confirm.

Return to Setting page

zTime Zone

Sets the Time zone.

zTime Format

zDate Format

Sets the Unit’s Time display format:12hrs or 24hrs Military Time mode.

Sets the Display format for the date: dd/mm/yy mm/dd/yy yy/mm/dd

8.3 Settings – Screen Contrast

Selection contrast from 00 to 21

Confirm.

ENTER

Return to Setting page

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8.4 SETTINGS - Units

Select function

Enter the selection function /

confirm.

ENTER

Return to Setting page

POSITION

Setting position unit ext. ddd.ddddd

MAP DATUM

preferance

Allows the MAP DATUM to be changed to the users

DIST./SPEED

ELEVATION

TEMPERATURE

Setting distance / speed unit ext. metric / mile

Setting elevation unit ext. metric / feet

Setting temperature unit ext. Degree C / Degree F

8.5 SETTINGS- System

Select function

Enter the selection function /

ENTER

confirm.

Return Setting page

GPS SET

GPS enable/disables.

POWER MANAGER

LANGUAGE

OTHER

Select backlight timeout and auto power off timeout setting

Select language (English)

Other function setting

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8.6 System Settings-Other

Select function

Confirm.

ENTER

Return to Setting page

POWER-UP LOG

G-MOUSE

Logs all activities since “Power On” state.

GPS MOUSE mode enable/disable.

RX MUTE

Silences the speaker not to hear the data stream sent over

the radio transmission when the geographic data / mail

sent, On/Off.

SOS TX TIME

position

Sets the time interval that the unit will transmit your

BAUD RATE

computer

Configures the Com Port speed of the USB to the

8.7 System Info

Displays system information

Return to System page

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Power UP

Temperatures

Battery

Times of power-on

Show the Temperatures information

Battery voltage

Waypoint

Tracks

Waypoint used number

Show the Track used numbers

Memory capacity for tracks.

Log Used

8.0

Extras

8.1 .Additional Features-Calendar

Select months

Return to main page

Calendar function, from 2000 year to 2099 year

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9.0 System Technical Specifications

Dimension

Weight

59(W) x 114(H) x 30(D)mm

Approx 108g (without battery and cable)

120 x 160 4 level gray LCD

Capacitance microphone

1W / 8ohm

LCD

Microphone

Speaker

Power

DC 3.7V / 1200mAH Li-polymer battery

18Hrs (backlight off)

Battery operation

time

Temperature range

Compass

-20C ~ +70C

Accuracy: ±5degrees (This need to be calibrated by user

manually)

Resolution : 1 degrees

Thermometer

-20 ~ +50 Accuracy +/- 2 degrees.

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11.0 Software Installation

11.1 Insert the Infinity GPS-MIC-1 CD into drive bay and view the contents of the CD.

Double Click the executable called “Infinity GPS-MIC-1 Software_V2.44_Setup.rar”

11.2 Follow the prompts in the Install Wizard until the software is loaded onto your

computer.

11.3 Once V2.44 is installed go back to the CD and install the VCP USB Driver by

double clicking on the executable called “Infinity GPS-MIC-1 VCP.exe”. During

installation you will see a warning that this driver has not passed Windows Logo

Testing. When you see this click “Continue Anyway”.

show up twice.

NOTE: This window will

11.4 Follow the steps in the Install Wizard until the driver is loaded onto your

computer. This completes the installation of the USB Driver.

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12.0 USING YOUR SYSTEM

NOTE: You will need an internet connection, either a wired or wireless LAN.

12.1 Once the software has been installed,

Shut down your computer and plug in the USB cable from you GPS-MIC-1. Ensure

that the GPS-MIC-1 is not turned on for these steps.

12.2 When the cable is properly plugged in power up the computer while keeping the

GPS-MIC-1 power off.

12.3 A window will appear once the computer is booted up saying “Welcome to the

Found New Hardware Wizard”. Select “Yes, this time only” from the three options

listed. Follow the directions in the install wizard using the recommended option for

installation. A window will appear saying that the software does not pass the

windows logo testing. Click on “Continue Anyway”.

NOTE: Windows will make you do the “Found New Hardware” procedure twice in a

row, you need to do this in order to see the connected GPS device.

12.4 You will now have to install Google Earth onto your computer. To do this go to

http://earth.google.com/download-earth.html and download the latest version.

12.5 Open up the executable and follow the on screen directions from the Installation

wizard to installing Google Earth.

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12.6 From the Start Menu highlight All Programs, then Infinity GPS-MIC-1 Software

2.44. Right click on “Group Viewer”. From this menu highlight send to and select

“Desktop (create shortcut)”.

Once you have finished installing all the software onto your PC restart you computer.

This step is optional but recommended.

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13.0 Using the Infinity GPS Software

13.1 Displaying real-time locations on Google Earth

13.2 Do not turn on your GPS MIC or your two way radio.

13.2.1 With the computer turned off, connect the GPS to 2-Way Radio interface

cable to the base of the GPS Mic.

13.2.2 Connect the other end of the GPS to 2-Way radio interface cable to the 2

way transceiver being used. (use the appropriate cable)

13.2.3 Connect the USB cable to the GPS MIC-1.

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13.2.4 Plug the opposite end of the GPS MIC interface cable to the USB port of

your computer.

13.4 Once the cables are connected to the radio, GPS MIC-1 unit and your PC, turn

the two way radio on to the channel that you will be using.

DO NOT TURN ON YOUR GPS MIC UNTIL INSTRUCTED TO DO SO.

NOTE: The GPS-MIC-1mic needs to be installed in an area that allows the unit

to see a GPS Satellite.

Connect the PC or Laptop to a network connection.

A typical installation is shown as follows (less LAN connection shown).

13.5 Start your PC or laptop computer.

Keep the GPS MIC powered off until the computer is on.

13.6 When your desktop appears turn on the GPS-MIC-1. After the GPS MIC is

fully powered and running, double click on the “Group Viewer” icon on your desktop.

This will load up the GPS mapping application.

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13.7 On the initial Group viewer screen locate the Com Port Box and ensure that a

Com number is visible, if not ensure proper USB connection with the GPS-MIC-1

and that you have loaded the USB drivers for that device.

13.8 Below the Com Port box un-check the Auto request position box.

13.9 On the left hand side of the “Group Viewer” window you will notice a selection

called KML, single click this icon.

13.10 A new window will appear within the “Group Viewer” program. In the new

KML window their will be a button labeled “Browse” in the top right corner of the

window.

Click on this button and a new window will appear for you to select where you want

your KML files to be saved and what your file name will be for your data that will be

recorded for the mapping software.

Once you are done naming the file click on “Save” and a new window will appear

asking you if you would like to overwrite the data. Select yes.

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13.11 Now bring the Device link window back up by clicking on the tab located on the

left hand side of the application. You may now select Connect via the software

application to the GPS-MIC-1, this will start streaming NMEA data to the computer.

If this data is not visible recheck your GPS to Computer connection and that the USB

drivers were installed properly. Depending on your previous selection the GPS

information will either be recorded or not recorded.

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Note: The remote users position will only be plotted on Google Earth if the unit has a

2D or 3D fix and if that position is recorded in the Request Positions Window.

13.12 To view the information being received on the mapping software keep the

GPS-MIC-1 connected using the “Group Viewer” software and select the option

called “Google Earth”. This will be located on the left hand side within the “Group

Viewer” application. With this option selected you will have options on how the

mapping software will be updated or when the GPS data is refreshed to show current

real time movement of the other GPS units in the field.

Shown on the next page are the standard default settings.

13.13 Once the options have been defined select “Launch GE”. This will open up

the Google Earth application.

Once Google Earth is loaded up minimize out the window and viewing the “Group

Viewer” software click on “Play on GE”. This will display you GPS information on

Google Earth. If you had selected for the KML Netlink settings to refresh then you

will see the GPS data being continuously displayed onto Google Earth.

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13.14 Once you are finished viewing the live streaming data, close the Google Earth

window first and then in “Group Viewer” select the device link option and click on

Disconnect. Once the unit is no longer connected you may close out the “Group

Viewer” application.

One may also open a stored file and show the tracks received from the various field

units.

14.0 Upgrading Firmware on the GPS-MIC-1

From time to time, there may be a need to upgrade the firmware of the handheld

GPS-MIC-1 unit.

14.1 With the computer turned off ensure, that your GPS-MIC-1 unit is plugged into

the computer via the USB cable that was provided in the box.

14.2 Turn on your computer and once booted up and running, locate the Infinity

GPS-MIC-1 Software V2.44 application on your desktop and double click it to open it.

With the application open the GPS MIC if not turned on will automatically turn itself

on and connect with the software. Notice a field at the bottom of the application

that will say linked if operating properly.

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14.3 Once the GPS MIC is linked you will notice the icons on the top right hand side

of the program illuminate. Highlight the one that is called firmware tool and click it.

The icon is the one on the furthest right.

14.4 A window will open called In Application Programmer. Click on the folder icon

to the right. This will allow you to find the firmware that you downloaded onto your

PC for the GPS MIC. Once selected click open and then Start. Once the firmware

is uploaded press the Exit button. Allow the Infinity GPS-MIC-1 software to

re-connect to the unit and power it up. Once this is done close out of the

application and shut off the GPS MIC. Now you’re ready to go. In the event that

the software can not re-connect to the GPS MIC, shut off the application and unplug

the USB cable from the computer that is connected to the GPS MIC. Now

reconnect the cable allowing

the computer to auto detect it along with the software.

Note: Ensure that the GPS-MIC-1 Baud rate is 9600.

you will not be able to interface with the GPS-MIC-1.

If this isn’t set at 9600 then

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