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1. MapSight User Manual Page 58 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Adjust the right hand side of the DBH Tree Assessment Eb User the Left and Right hardware buttons to move the right is Adjust DBH right DBH marker to align with the sight side of the tree trunk dl i x e ae lt Vegetation am Cancel A Menu A Next Tree Assessment Adjust DBH right 4 ESEN Tap the Next green arrow button ag erie elude ne ee Where enabled the Review screen will show the captured target photo with the marked up tree height width and DBH Tap the back button green arrow to abandon the image and retake the target Tap the Next button to save the photo and move to the task screen MapSight User Manual Page 59 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The camera will click and depending on camera settings will Tree Assessment fyll revert to the Tree Assessment selection screen Where there is a successful recording a green tick will appear alongside the task Pre Tree Assessment Tree Assessment task From here the information can be abandoned tap the Home button retaken tap Tree Assessment again to delete the photo gtaet and re enter the video preview and data entered into non mandatory Label and Comment fields osc Comment Tap the Label task button to enter the Label entry screen Tap the Comment task button to enter the Comment entry screen Tap the S
2. e lf you move too far from alignment you will be warned with a tone The faster the tone beeps the further the MapSight is from the correct alignment Use the bar indicator on the bottom of the screen to help guide you back to the correct alignment e Once the 10 second count has finished the data collected will be assessed for alignment and rotational quality e If the Compass Calibration was not rotated evenly through one 5GIGRRIINERET a E complete revolution the error The rotation was not even One Compass Calibration ok full rotation should take 10 seconds will be displayed A vannoin 2 calibration spin The rotation was not even One full rotation should take 10 seconds Please review the instructions and try again If the problem persists please go to www GEMapSight com sup port E e Repeat the process for each of the three required orientations MapSight User Manual Page 21 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Step 2 Rotation Orientation 1 CompassCalibratio 7 d 1 10 Step 2 Rotate your MapSight once as shown over 10 seconds A tone will sound if it is incorrectly aligned Tap the screen when ready to start Step 3 Rotation Orientation 2 CompassCalibration ek 1 04 Step 3 Rotate your MapSight once as shown over 10 seconds A tone will sound if it is incorrectly aligned Tap the screen when ready to start Step 4 Rotation Orientation 3
3. The number of options available on the Image Resolution list depends on the model of MapSight unit purchased An Image Resolution of 3 2MP is selected by default Captured Data Review provides options for post capture review when the e Display until user confirms option is selected the photo review screen is presented until the user taps the Save button When this option is selected the Retry option is also available from the Review screen to allow the user to discard the captured photo and retry the capture This option is enabled by default e Display for X second s option is selected the photo review screen is presented briefly while the photo is saved then for the number of seconds selected on the slider The display time out ranges between 0 and 5 seconds EXIF Local Pos Fields Populated As options The Exchangeable Image File Format EXIF fields are pieces of information stored with each photo These use the EXIF v2 2 standard format for digital photos such as the time and date but also include fields for target positional data which MapSight records With each reading MapSight records both the Local position where your MapSight is physically located and the Target position the object that the crosshairs are targeting For some applications such as Google Earth it is useful to record the GPS coordinates for the target position in the EXIF Local Position field so that map icons will show where the obje
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6. On your MapSight make sure Bluetooth is on and that your MapSight is discoverable See the previous section for instructions In the Wireless Manager tap Menu then Bluetooth Settings From the Devices tab select New partnership When the printer appears on the list of devices select it Tap Next Enter the passkey and tap Next Select Serial Port From the COM Ports tab tap New Outgoing port Select the printer 10 Tap New COM port 11 Deselect the Secure Connection option ONDAN You can now print using a third party print application you install on your MapSight For details about using the application to print see the documentation that came with the application Dial Up Networking DUN Profile This profile allows you to connect to the Internet using a cell phone dial up connection or cordless modem Instructions for partnering with both device types are described below Connecting to the Internet using a cell phone dial up connection 1 Make your cell phone discoverable See the user documentation that came with your cell phone for instructions 2 On your MapSight tap on the Wireless Manager icon on the Today screen For more details see the previous section Tap Menu gt Bluetooth Settings Select the Turn on Bluetooth checkbox and make sure Make the device discoverable to other devices is deselected In the Devices tab choose New Partnership Select your cell phone from the list of devices and
7. e Switch between running programs e Change settings e Use on device help e Back up data e Copy files from peripheral devices Power Settings Suspending the device Suspending your MapSight is different from powering it off During suspend mode the device sleeps but remembers where it was when it is turned on again when you power off your MapSight it does a basic reset We recommend suspending your device if you want to resume your task or if you plan to use the device on a daily basis To suspend your device press the power button briefly and release To resume the device press the power button again briefly Note f you suspend the device while it is charging the flashing charge LED disappears However the device continues to charge Powering off MapSight Powering off the device ends all programs and removes power from all system components except for the real time clock Powering off your device saves power without draining the battery We recommend powering off the mobile device if it will be inactive for more than one week To power off your MapSight follow these steps Save and close all applications For instructions on backing up AEA Tii your files see the section called Backing up data Press the Power button until the Power Button menu appears Power Off as shown here WS Disable TS Cancel Tap Power Off then OK Power Off is not available when using external power a 7 Note
8. green arrow to abandon the photo and retake the target Tap the Next button to save the photo and move to the task screen MapSight User Manual Page 62 MS 101 14 07 3 2 True Size Pole True Size Pole task Distance 25 8M Bearing 149 6 T Cancel A Menu A Next www gemapsight com support The camera will click and depending on camera settings will revert to the True Size Poles selection screen Where there is a successful recording a green tick will appear alongside the task From here the information can be abandoned tap the Home button retaken tap True Size Poles again to delete the photo and re enter the video preview and data entered into non mandatory Label and Comment fields Tap the Label task button to enter the Label entry screen Tap the Comment task button to enter the Comment entry screen Tap the Save button to save the target without Label Comments recorded Tap the Home button to abandon the target and delete the recorded data if a True Size Pole Wee ue Size Pole task e Label Go Comment Refer to the Target Position MapSight Tool for instruction on adding Label and Comment MapSight User Manual Page 63 MS 101 14 07 3 2 www gemapsight com support TrueSize PLS Summary a TrueSize PLS mode is a MapSight Tool available to MapSight users who require integration with Power Line Systems Inc PLS products More information about the TrueSize PLS tool i
9. on Transferring data from a Bluetooth enabled device To send data from a Bluetooth enabled device to your MapSight follow these steps 1 Make sure your MapSight is discoverable See the previous section or the on device help on your MapSight for instructions 2 On the Bluetooth enabled device tap and hold the stylus on the filename you want to beam A menu appears 3 Choose Beam File The device finds your MapSight 4 Send data from the device to your MapSight Your MapSight receives the data 5 Tosend data from your MapSight to a Bluetooth device follow these steps 6 Make sure the device is discoverable For instructions see the user documentation that came with your device 7 On your MapSight make sure Bluetooth is on See the previous section for instructions 8 In File Explorer tap and hold on the name of the file you want to transfer then choose Beam File from the menu that appears 9 When the name of the device becomes visible tap on the name MapSight User Manual Page 135 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 10 On the Bluetooth device accept the file The file is transferred MapSight User Manual Page 136 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2
10. purchased Starting the MapSight application To start the MapSight application either tap the MapSight icon on the main Home screen or from the Start menu Launch MapSight from Home screen Launch MapSight from Start menu p4 12 44 PM CO Tuesday 12 43 PM January 28 2014 2 MapSight Calibrate Compass Calibrate Compass MapSight OSv5 2 5 MapSight OSv5 2 5 Calendar Contacts Calendar Contacts The MapSight application will start and progress through the startup screen on to the Home screen with a list of MapSight Tools Home aill D Tuesday 12 44 PM January 28 2014 Job Default Q A aS Line MapSight Calibrate Compass eyPhote Only Sa kk Height gt MapSight 7 Target Position Ke E ii MapSight OSv5 2 5 Calendar Contacts H Three Shot Height gt MapSight User Manual Page 25 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 MapSight Home screen The Home screen is split into four areas 1 Status The top of the screen will show the screen name and any applicable status icons In the top right corner the GPS icons will indicate the GPS signal and the battery icon will indicate the charge status or remaining life of the battery 3 MapSight Tools and Custom Forms The scrollable list of MapSight Tools and or custom forms will show in the main part of the screen Viewing and changing the Settings On the Home screen tap the Menu button to display the ava
11. 5 Prior Same Version License and Exchanges If this copy of the Software is licensed as part of the MapSight Software as defined above and you have a prior license to the same version of the Software and the MapSight software was licensed to you with a discount based in whole or in part on your prior license to the same version the Software is provided to you on a license exchange basis You agree by your installation and use of this copy of the Software to voluntarily terminate your EULA with respect to such prior license and that you will not continue to install or use such prior license of the Software or transfer it to another person or entity If this copy of the Software New License has been acquired via a permitted exchange other than in connection with an upgrade with a different type of Software license previously acquired by you MapSight User Manual Page 87 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Old License e g Education Version license for a Commercial Version license where permitted you must possess a valid full license to a copy of such Old License in order to install and or use this New License and the New License is provided to you on a license exchange basis You agree by your installation and or use of such copy of the New License to voluntarily terminate your earlier EULA to the Old License and uninstall destroy and cease using the Old License You agree to not transfer the Old License to another pers
12. CompassCalibration 5 1 05 Step 4 Rotate your MapSight once as shown over 10 seconds A tone will sound if it is incorrectly aligned Tap the screen when ready to start MapSight User Manual Page 22 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Once you have successfully completed the three rotations new compass calibration parameters will be calculated and nS CompassCalibration A 1 13 stored Step 4 Rotate your MapSight once as shown 10 ds At ill d if it i lt Note During the calculation phase the display will show uv E incorrectly aligned Tap the screen when ready to start the final countdown time and this on screen cursor will change to the working cursor A summary will be presented indicating that the process is complete Tap Quit to close the Compass Calibration application Congratulations Your compass has been successfully calibrated Tap lt Quit gt to close the application MapSight User Manual Page 23 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 MapSight Data Capture Application MapSight Application MapSight Tools Data Transfer to Desktop MapSight User Manual Page 24 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 MapSight Data Capture Application The MapSight application provides access to the MapSight Tools data capture modes All MapSight units have MapSight installed but MapSight Tools are accessible dependent on product license
13. E g Calendar and menus FE Contacts 29 ikeCapture w Note For a description of each item on the Start i Internet Eales menu see Getting to Know Programs and S ae P Fa Programs Settings Settings 9 Help 7 Calendar Contacts Entering information At the bottom of the display is a data entry icon e Tapping on the icon allows you to enter information using the stylus Specifically you can choose to m Select alphanumeric characters from the on screen Keyboard utility the default input method Use Letter Recognizer This input method recognizes character strokes and gestures Enter text using Block Recognizer This utility recognizes letters from single strokes Use Transcriber a program that allows you to enter data using cursive print or mixed handwriting Note For more details about using each input method go to Start gt Settings gt Input and choose the input method from the Input window When you are ready to enter text you can switch from the default input method keyboard by following these steps 1 Onthe bottom center of the screen tap the arrow next to the input method icon If the input selector arrow is not displayed tap the input method icon 2 The input method menu appears as shown here eas EE Tap the input method you want from the list of options Options New Using the selected input method enter your text MapSight User Manual Page 112 www gemapsight
14. Label e Comment Aim at the ground in front of the object Aim at a level flat area in front of the object to be measured and tap the Next button to proceed Di POOP ml EY manng 3D Fix Menu Next Aim at the vertical face of the object Three Shot Height Tap the Next button to proceed or tap the Previous button to a Aim At Vertical return to the previous step POOP 3D Fix Cancel A Menu A Next MapSight User Manual Page 41 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Aim at the top Three Shot Height Tap the Next button to proceed or tap the Previous button to Aim At Top eR return to the previous step Height 7 64M Take the photo The measured height is overlaid on the photo Tap the Next button to capture the photo or tap the Previous button to return to the previous step The camera will click and depending on camera settings will revert to the Three Shot Height selection screen Where there is a successful recording a green tick will appear alongside the task Bay tines Shot Height __ Three Shot Height task From here the information can be abandoned tap the Home button retaken tap Three Shot Height again to delete the photo and re enter the video preview and data entered into non mandatory Label and Comment fields gommen Tap the Label task button to enter the Label entry screen Tap the Comment task button to enter the Comment entry screen Tap the Save butto
15. Manual provides a combined reference for the use of MapSight OS and Its associated features on MapSight products and Windows Mobile 6 operating system that is pre installed on these devices T Note This document has been optimized for A5 booklet printing Any blank pages are W intentionally inserted to allow ideal back to back printing or relevant pages Notes on Text WARNING Text set off in this manner indicates that failure to follow directions could result in user injury or unexpected data results AN CAUTION Text set off in this manner indicates that failure to follow directions could result in damage to equipment or loss of information N Note Text set off in this manner with the finger indicator indicates information that may be useful to the operation of your MapSight unit CP 620 02780 GE MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 WARNING This device contains an eye safe Class 1 laser product Invisible laser radiation is emitted from and received into the front apertures Avoid staring into the laser beam This product complies with 21CFR1040 10 and IEC60825 1 200 Laser radiation emits from this aperture WARNING The MapSight unit contains a magnetic compass Using the unit near magnetic e g objects containing ferrous substances or electromagnetic fields e g electrical wires may cause the compass bearing to be inaccurate Magnetic compass located here 620 02780 GE MapSight User
16. MapSight initiates the request for data thus the virtual COM port connecting with the receiver would be an outgoing COM port e An incoming COM port means that the other device is initiating the communication with MapSight For example a desktop computer might initiate a Bluetooth ActiveSync connection with the device via the virtual COM port For more details about setting up outgoing and incoming COM Ports read the following sections Set up an outgoing Bluetooth COM port Use this option if you want to assign the virtual COM port as an outgoing COM port i e you want to use MapSight to initiate communications with another device Follow the steps below to set up an outgoing Bluetooth COM port 1 Make sure you have paired with the serial port device you want to communicate with To do this follow the steps in the section called Create a Bluetooth partnership 2 Select the COM Ports tab MapSight User Manual Page 129 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 3 TapNew Outgoing Port the first option Settings 2 d 254 OR Bluetooth After pairing with a device to set up a COM port tap New Outgoing Port For other options tap and hold an existing port eer te SS New Outgoing Port Ra OO 4 The Add a Device screen appears Tap on the name of the 7 Settings E d 2 54 device you want to set up as an outgoing port as shown in the following image Select the device you want to add a ee ed Canc
17. User Manual Instructions for using external devices with your This User Manual MapSight Instructions for basic tasks such as replacing This User Manual battery packs resetting the device adjusting the backlight or inserting memory cards Instructions for using programs Installed on Help files located within MapSight individual programs on MapSight Microsoft Website WMDC 6 1 32 bit version for 8 7 Vista or Microsoft Website WMDC 6 1 64 bit version for 8 7 Vista Microsoft Website ActiveSync 4 5 for XP Windows Mobile Device Center for Windows Vista 7 users ActiveSync install for Windows XP users Getting Started This section repeats some the instructions from the Getting Started section of the Introduction chapter Step 1 Install the battery 1 Carefully unhook and lift up the bottom hook of the hand strap WARNING Releasing the hand strap hook too quickly may result in injury or damage to the display Use caution when undoing the hook or when holding your MapSight by its hand strap 2 Press on the battery door and slide the door latch to the right to unlock it as shown In the second picture Remove the battery door Insert the battery pack so battery contacts match up Insert the tabs on the bottom of the battery door into the case slots Close the battery door Press on the battery door Slide the latch to the left to lock it Reattach the hand
18. applications that were previously installed on the MapSight unit must also then be manually reinstalled to return that functionality MapSight User Manual Page 75 www gemapsight com support Appendix 1 MapSight Maintenance and Information Caring for your MapSight Troubleshooting and Service Tips Product Specification Accessory Instructions Software Licensing Battery Safety Hardware Warranty Software Maintenance and Support Certification and Classifications Additional Support MapSight User Manual Page 76 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Appendix 1 MapSight Maintenance and Information Caring for your MapSight This section how to store clean and protect your MapSight unit and battery packs Specifically it provides guidelines for e storing your MapSight and battery packs e protecting the touchscreen e protecting your MapSight against mechanical shock e battery pack warning e equipment warnings e using your MapSight in extreme temperatures e cleaning your MapSight e repairing your MapSight e disposing of your MapSight and battery packs Storing your MapSight and battery packs This section describes what you need to know about storing your device and battery packs including e the storage temperature range of your MapSight e how to store your MapSight for less than two weeks e how to store the device for more than two weeks e how to take your MapSight out of extended sto
19. battery pack will not charge to 100 or to O mAH Consumed Solutions Try discharging the battery pack completely You can turn off all auto suspend and auto backlight timers to drain the battery pack more quickly Once the battery pack is fully discharged try charging it again If the battery pack does not charge to full try repeating the full discharge and charge cycle a few more times If the battery pack still does not charge to full try using a different battery pack to confirm that the problem is specific to the original battery pack Only charge the battery pack in temperatures between 32 F and 104 F 0 C and 40 C For best results charge the battery pack at room temperature 68 F or 20 C Issue 2 The touchscreen does not respond accurately to stylus taps Solutions Try recalibrating the touchscreen See the section called Using the touchscreen If the device is not responding to stylus taps at all and you are on the Today screen look to see if the device is locked To unlock the device press the Unlock soft key on the screen If the device is unlocked but the stylus continues to respond inaccurately close all open programs and reset the device Issue 3 During calibration the screen does not respond to stylus strokes or does not complete the calibration process Solutions Check to see if there is damage or wear on any area of the touchscreen In case of damage contact your service center Issue 4 MapSight
20. be A value of 100 0 is displayed on the targeting preview screen when PDOP cannot be calculated GPS Mask Angle GPS Mask Angle 15 0 IGEI OE A If the current PDOP reading is above the GPS Maximum PDOP Maximum PDOP value slider setting a warning will be shown on the capture preview screen by the display of an orange border around the PDOP reading The Maximum PDOP setting can be adjusted by sliding the level to the Gps Antenna Camera Laser Data left or right to lower or increase the Maximum PDOP The default Maximum PDOP value is 6 A lower value may result in more accurate the fix but this may increase the time to geta fix A higher Maximum PDOP may reduce the time to get a fix but will likely decrease the accuracy of the fix Enforce Maximum PDOP Enforce Maximum PDOP Enforce Maximum PDOP checkbox When Enforce Maximum PDOP is enabled data capture will not be possible if the GPS readings exceed the Maximum PDOP If Enforce Maximum PDOP is unchecked then an orange border will still show around the on screen PDOP value but positional readings can be taken if the maximum is exceeded WARNING If Enforce Maximum PDOP is unchecked AN positional detail of MapSight and target readings is may be less accurate GPS Mask Angle value slider The GPS Mask Angle default is set to 15 Even if they are visible satellites that are at a lower elevation than the GPS mask angle will not be used to calculate position The G
21. device name We recommend using _ lt 44 3 02 BR SN serial number and the device serial number which can be found by tapping Start gt Your device uses this information to identify Settings gt System and choosing System Configuration _ ttself to other computers Enter a name that starts with a letter and contains the An example of a device name appears below characters _ A Z or 0 9 Device name 6100374 Description MapSight Ea MapSight User Manual Page 101 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Step 4 Connecting to a desktop computer Important Read the following paragraph before moving connecting to a desktop computer e If you have Microsoft Windows Vista 7 8 you already have basic file synchronization capability with your desktop computer without installing any additional software You can skip Steps 4 and 5 It is recommended that the latest version of Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center be installed to enable full data transfer facilities between your Windows 32 bit or 64 bit desktop operating system and the Windows Mobile software installed on your MapSight unit Windows 8 users will also need to ensure that enable NET Framework 3 5 from the Control Panel Turn Windows features on or off options To access these basic sync options connect your MapSight to the desktop computer using a USB cable For full synchronization support such as Microsoft Outlook contact
22. digital camera compass laser rangefinder mobile computer and precision GPS This hardware combination makes the MapSight a powerful measuring device The MapSight is capable of in field measurements assisted with augmented reality instructions and back office measurements performed straight from and MapSight photos For additional information in regards to unit warranty registration tutorial videos and software downloads visit www gemapsight com support MapSight User Manual Page 5 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Getting Started What s in the box Your GE MapSight kit will come with the selected colored MapSight unit with a number of Essential and Field accessories MapSight unit in Grey or Orange rubber protective trim Documentation Pack User documentation and resources Essential Accessories All MapSight kits are provided with a number of Essential Accessories Battery Used to power the MapSight unit AC Charger and Multi Multi voltage wall charger with set of four international US Europe UK and SD Card fitted SD Card fitted to the MapSight unit Can be removed swapped out by cote thecroungthesbeardactessonee o o Y USB Cable Cable to allow transfer of data between MapSight unit and Windows based seobe pere alow orete of dete beteen Henan unt ana Windowsos Stylus and Handstrap Stylus to allow accurate selection tapping of on screen buttons Handstrap to allow safe grip of the MapSight uni
23. gt lt Note Ifyou need more assistance than a help file provides visit Microsoft s website or see Troubleshooting and Service Tips Backing up data Your MapSight is designed to protect your data However it is still a good idea to back up your data regularly by saving information to a desktop computer or to a Secure Digital SD card Backing up to a desktop computer To copy files from your MapSight to a desktop computer follow these steps If you have Windows 2000 or Windows XP re establish an ActiveSync connection and continue with Steps 2 6 gt Note f you have Microsoft Windows Vista 7 we recommend installing D Windows Mobile Device Center on your desktop computer from the Microsoft website or by selecting Start gt Programs gt Microsoft Update on your desktop computer You can then sync your MapSight with your desktop computer For more instructions about using Windows Vista 7 visit Microsoft s website In the ActiveSync window on your desktop computer Ricied click the Explore button on the toolbar Alternatively Welty the Explore Device option can be found from the Guest EAN Connected me Tools menu Show Details A new File Explorer window will open showing the file nm directory for MapSight Mobile Device is Bae A Seal LE i s Select the files on MapSight you want to copy e Me n Copy the files by choosing Edit gt Copy or by rig
24. in use for you fix and the white icons indicate satellited available but not in use The thicker black line indicates the direction to north GPS PDOP Shows a measure of the overall accuracy of the current position The lower the PDOP the greater the GPS positionmal accuracy is likey to be GPS Fix This indicates the status of the GPS fix with respect to GPS coverage PDOP and enabled MapSight functionality If the GPS option is installed a symbol will be appended to the fix indicator and a position quality graph will display Workflow Example workflow for Target Position MapSight Tool Task Selection Target Capture Review Additional Info Label i an iene Line gt Pe ii Only gt m Height gt Vs Target Position m A g Target Position Target Position Target Position 2 Target Position task fasc Labe ane aber Road Pole 11 Pea i le on cor Home Menu Save Cancel Menu OK MapSight User Manual Page 35 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Target Position Summary Target Position is the workhorse of MapSight Point MapSight at a remote object such as a tree pole or building and capture its GPS location using the on board GPS laser range finder and compass One shot and you re on to the next object Target Position mode is the standard mode for capturing a single geo referenced target and associated photo Target Position Lat 37 43679 Lo
25. power off the device if it will be left unused for two weeks or longer To power off MapSight 1 Save your open files and close any running programs Power Button 2 Press and hold the Power button until the Power Button menu appears then release the Power button 7 Note The device cannot be powered off while it is plugged into the wall charger Power Off WS Disable TS Cancel Power Off is not available when using external power 3 Tap on screen the Power Off button A warning dialog Warning appears as shown in the second picture Tap OK ay 4 Power Off will cause any Note The keyboard backlight stays on for a few A unsaved data to he lost D seconds after the device shuts off The device Press OK to continue cannot be powered back on until the keyboard backlight turns off To power on your MapSight hold down the Power button until you see the green notification light appear MapSight User Manual Page 105 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Resetting the device Some programs require you to reset your device during the installation process Follow the steps below to reset MapSight 1 Save your open files and close any running programs For instructions on backing up files see the Backing up data section 2 Press and hold the Power button until the Power Button menu appears then release the Power button 3 Tap the on screen Reset button to perform a soft reset If your device l
26. runs slowly Solutions It is possible that you have too many programs running Try closing any programs you are not using To view and close running programs follow these steps 1 Press the Task Manager button The Task Manager window appears 2 Select the program s you want to close 3 Tap End Task This closes the program Issue 5 My MapSight quickly drops its ActiveSync connection to my desktop computer Solutions Firewall programs sometimes cause ActiveSync connection problems In these cases the firewall sees your MapSight as a strange and possibly hostile computer and prevents the device from connecting to the desktop computer To allow the mobile device to connect to your desktop computer follow these steps Use the serial cable to connect your device to the desktop computer Follow the ActiveSync MapSight User Manual Page 81 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 wizard instructions If your firewall application brings up a warning message asking whether you want to allow a connection check the option to allow the connection and click Yes 7 Note If the warning message above does not appear when you try to connect to the desktop computer but the device is still being dropped contact your service center Issue 6 Your MapSight locks up Solution To reset the device press and hold the Power button for 10 seconds or until the screen goes dark The device turns on again after a few seconds Issue 7 C
27. strap ND WM LFW MapSight User Manual Page 100 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Step 2 Charge the battery 1 Mount the plug onto the wall charger if it is not Plug the wall charger into an outlet Plug the other end of the wall charger into the DC jack Charging MapSight for 4 hours charges it to around Ensure the appropriate country adaptor is fitted to the power pack already assembled on your MapSight The device turns on after a few seconds and a flashing red light signals the device is charging 957 Let the device charge for 6 hours to get a full charge by Note f your MapSight suspends and the flashing red LED turns off the device keeps charging Charging temperatures Only charge your battery pack in temperatures between 32 F and 104 F 0 C and 40 C For best results charge the battery pack at room temperature 68 F or 20 C Step 3 Establish basic settings on the device Using the stylus follow the instructions on the screen to calibrate the device and establish basic settings We recommend creating a name for your MapSight so external devices like desktop computers or devices that use Bluetooth technology can differentiate your MapSight from other devices more easily To create a name follow these steps di A Si Tap Start gt Settings From the System tab tap About Rati e Select the Device ID tab at the bottom of the screen Type in a
28. to the customer order at time of shipping If additional or a change to existing licensing is required a new license file with application instructions will be forwarded as appropriate The Current licenses section shows the list of licenses and options that are currently activated on the MapSight unit Depending on the original licensing of the device the list of Current licenses may vary from unit to unit MapSight User Manual Page 74 ikeConfigCenter yes LocalPoint yes MissingLine yes TreeDiameter ves www gemapsight com support Zeroize ae This utility is designed to remove all user installed programs settings and data g including all MapSight application specific data from the MapSight unit in preparation for reinstalling or upgrading the MapSight OS Software WARNING Zeroizing your MapSight unit will remove all software and data from the unit and render it unusable as a MapSight unit until MapSight OS software is installed Please ensure you have backed up all important data captured information personal data software registration codes etc and you have an appropriate version of the MapSight OS installation software before performing this function There are no undelete utilities to restore this data To Zeroize select Start gt MapSight Utilities gt Zeroize You will see the WARNING screen and message and a choice to Confirm or Cancel the operation When Confirm is tapped selected there a
29. to the following tools e Cold Start e Settings Cold Start Should your MapSight unit be taking a long time to get a useable GPS fix the GPS can be forced to restart and require a completely fresh almanac from available satellites A full Cold Start and almanac refresh can take up to 30 minutes depending on local satellite coverage Tapping the Yes button at the Do you really want to cold start the GPS prompt will flush all current information in the GPS and force it to reacquire this data Tapping No will cancel the Cold Start request CAUTION Cold starting the GPS will reset GPS position reception and will not result in an accurate or useable GPS position fix until the new fix is achieved Settings This is a shortcut to the MapSight Settings GPS tab MapSight User Manual Page 73 l CppEmbGpsInfo A Do you realy want to cold start the GPS www gemapsight com support License Manager The License Manager utility manages access to licenses to P MapSight Tools and options available via the MapSight application and other options available for use on your MapSight unit MapSight License Files ILF are tailored to individual MapSight units a license file that has been generated for one unit will not function on another unit The Add license section relates to the functionality to apply another license file to the MapSight unit MapSight units are preinstalled with licensing appropriate
30. view to browse and select the required folder Tap Save or ok to update the data folder or tap Cancel to not change the Current Data Folder XML for each Image AN WARNING The Data Folder path must be q valid existing a Generate xml for each Image folder on your MapSight unit to correctly record captured data GPS Antenna Camera Laser Data gt k Note While it is possible to store captured data in MapSight D internal memory it is recommended that data be stored on an inserted SD card The XML for each Image setting allows the user to enable or disable the generation of an XML file for each photo captured This option is not enabled by default MapSight User Manual Page 32 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Changing the Default Job name For new units the job name will be set as Default As you may be operating in different areas it may be prudent to change the name of the job to reflect something more meaningful for the task Tap the current Job name to select and access the Set Job menu The virtual keyboard will appear to allow data entry of a new job name Using the keyboard to enter an alpha numeric description of the job Alternatively a list of existing jobs can be shown by tapping the drop down arrow to the right of current job name field Tapping an existing job name will update the job name to the selected job Once the correct job name is created or s
31. you create between MapSight and another device that uses Bluetooth wireless technology to help exchange information securely Follow the steps below to create a partnership between MapSight and another device that uses Bluetooth technology 1 Make sure the two devices are turned on discoverable and within at least 30 feet of one another 2 Tap Start gt Settings and then tap the Connections tab Tap Bluetooth gt Devices tab gt Add New Device Your device 1 Settings E AE 2 49 searches for other devices with Bluetooth capabilities and displays them in the list as shown here Select a device to connect with and tap Next E ike26 Cancel The name of the Bluetooth device appears Tap the name then tap Next If the Bluetooth device has an assigned a passcode enter Settings a d 2 50 the number If the device has not already been assigned a passcode but requires one enter an alphanumeric passcode Enter a passcode to establish a secure on your MapSight between 1 and 16 characters in the EEEN Neier Passcod e opti on Tap N ext irda to continue if a passcode is not Note If you are unsure whether your device requires ty a passcode and whether one has already been assigned to your Bluetooth device see the user Passcode documentation that came with the device MapSight User Manual Page 128 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Important If the Bluetooth device does not use a Passcode leave the Passcode fi
32. you to communicate between your MapSight and a Bluetooth keyboard or mouse e Object Push Profile OPP This profile lets you exchange files like data audio business cards appointments and contacts Similar to the well known object exchange profile OBEX Serial Port Profile SPP This section explains how to e Communicate with another device using the Serial Port Profile e Configure ActiveSync to synchronize through the Serial Port Profile e Connect to a desktop computer that has a Bluetooth dongle MapSight User Manual Page 131 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 e Print from MapSight to a Bluetooth printer using the Serial Port Profile Communicating with another device using the Serial Port Profile Follow the instructions below to communicate with a device using the Serial Port Profile 1 g On your MapSight tap on the Wireless Manager icon to make sure Bluetooth is on and that your MapSight is discoverable For instructions on doing this see the previous section In the Wireless Manager tap Menu gt Bluetooth Settings gt Device tab gt New partnership Select your target device and tap Next to create a Bluetooth partnership with the target device 7 Note After you have created a partnership with a device the device automatically W appears in the list of Bluetooth devices You do not have to re create a device partnership Enter the passkey on your MapSight and on the device See the documentati
33. 7 3 2 Battery Safety WARNING This device comes with a user replaceable lithium ion rechargeable battery To reduce the risk of fire or burns do not disassemble crush puncture short external contacts or expose the battery pack to fire Battery warnings Follow these additional safety guidelines e Use only battery packs approved for use with this device e Do not store or leave your device or battery pack near a heat source such as a radiator fireplace stove electric heater or other heat generating appliance or otherwise expose it to temperatures in excess of 140 F 60 C e Do not try to open the battery pack e Do not carry a battery pack in your pocket purse or other container where metal objects such as car keys or paper clips could short circuit the battery pack terminals e Keep the battery pack contacts clean If they get dirty wipe them off with a soft cloth e Do not install the battery pack backwards so that the polarity is reversed e Do not connect the positive terminal and the negative terminal of the battery pack to each other with any metal object such as wire e Do not solder directly onto the battery pack e Do not place the battery pack in direct sunshine e Inthe rare event that the battery pack leaks and fluid gets into the eye do not rub the eye Rinse well with water and immediately seek medical care e Dispose of the battery pack properly See the section below Disposing of your MapSig
34. 7 3 2 Photo Only Summary The Photo Only mode is used to capture a high resolution photo of an object This is useful for documenting the conditions of located or measured objects for identifying hazards for field crews and for including in assessments Step by step Select the Photo Only MapSight Tool from the Home menu i Line 9 D Photo Only T Span Height gt Target Position ey E gt H Three Shot Height Menu MapSight User Manual Page 50 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The default tasks for the Photo Only MapSight Tool will be Shown Ared star will indicate the mandatory tasks Tap the Photo Only task to start the video preview screen Photo Only Photo Only task e Label eg Comment To use this mode aim the MapSight to compose your scene as required Tap the Next button The camera will click and depending on camera settings will revert to the Photo Only selection screen Where there is a successful recording a green tick will appear alongside the task From here the information can be abandoned tap the Home button retaken tap Photo Only again to delete the photo and re enter the video preview and data entered into non mandatory Label and Comment fields Tap the Label task button to enter the Label entry screen o2c Comment Tap the Comment task button to enter the Comment entry screen Tap the Save button to save the target without Label Comments
35. ABILITY a NEITHER IKEGPS NOR ITS SUPPLIERS SHALL BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY INDIRECT SPECIAL INCIDENTAL PUNITIVE COVER OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO DAMAGES FOR THE INABILITY TO USE EQUIPMENT OR ACCESS DATA LOSS OF BUSINESS LOSS OF PROFITS BUSINESS INTERRUPTION OR THE LIKE ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE SOFTWARE AND BASED ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY INCLUDING BREACH OF CONTRACT BREACH OF WARRANTY TORT INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE PRODUCT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE EVEN IF IKEGPS OR ITS REPRESENTATIVES HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES AND EVEN IF A REMEDY SET FORTH HEREIN IS FOUND TO HAVE FAILED OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE b IKEGPS S TOTAL LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ACTUAL DAMAGES FOR ANY CAUSE WHATSOEVER WILL BE LIMITED TO THE LESSER OF 1000 OR THE AMOUNT PAID BY YOU FOR THE SOFTWARE THAT CAUSED SUCH DAMAGE c USA and EU only SOME STATES OR COUNTRIES DO NOT ALLOW THE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER LEGAL RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE d THE FOREGOING LIMITATIONS ON LIABILITY ARE INTENDED TO APPLY TO THE WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS ABOVE AND ALL OTHER ASPECTS OF THIS EULA 10 Basis of Bargain The Limited Warranty and Disclaimer Exclusive Remedies and Limited Liability set forth above are fundamental elements of the basi
36. Bluetooth and creating a Bluetooth partnership See the following sections E E A for more details devices To connect to a device click on the Devices tab below Settings a 43 30 BE Devices Mode COM Ports a Turn Bluetooth on and off 1 Tap Start gt Settings gt Connections tab 2 Tap Bluetooth 3 Select or clear the Turn on Bluetooth check box Selecting it turns Bluetooth on clearing it turns it off Note By default Bluetooth is turned off If you turn Bluetooth on and then suspend the device Bluetooth turns off while MapSight is suspended to save battery power When you resume turn on MapSight Bluetooth turns on automatically 7 Make MapSight visible to another device To allow other devices that use Bluetooth wireless technology to detect MapSight and communicate with it you must make your device visible or establish a partnership with the other Bluetooth device Follow these steps to make your device discoverable 1 Tap Start gt Settings gt Connections tab 2 Tap Bluetooth 3 Select the Turn on Bluetooth checkbox and then select the checkbox to Make this device visible to other devices MapSight User Manual Page 127 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Tip If you do not want MapSight to be visible to other devices deselect uncheck the Make this device visible to other devices checkbox Create a Bluetooth partnership A partnership is a relationship
37. Connect the charger power tip to the MapSight power socket MapSight User Manual Page 12 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The red power charge LED should light blink if power is correctly applied The MapSight unit may automatically power on If it does not press the power button to turn the unit on Allow the MapSight unit to fully power up past any start up screens and on to the MapSight home screen Home screen and control buttons Whenever you reset your MapSight unit or return to the Home screen Home screen To top bar of the Home screen provides access to the Start menu and contains icons notifying the status of system settings tae sais 12 42 PM TEN Tapping the Start button accesses the start menu and underlying A options MapSight Calibrate Compass The center part of the Home screen contains the touch buttons to access MapSight applications and tools e g MapSight and Calibrate Compass The lower part of the screen contains soft key buttons to access common Windows Mobile functions MapSight OSv5 2 5 Calendar Contacts MapSight User Manual Page 13 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Screen Control Buttons ee rN Move up or down 4 through lists WwW et Select item in list Selects prompt directly above it Selects prompt directly above it Before field use Once you have fully charged your MapSight unit we recommend that you fully charge t
38. GAL RIGHTS AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER LEGAL RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE OR COUNTRY TO COUNTRY MapSight User Manual Page 88 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 g Extended warranties licensing and maintenance beyond the initial established period are available for purchase from ikeGPS 8 Exclusive Remedy Your exclusive remedy under the preceding is to return the Software to the place you acquired it with a copy of your receipt and a description of the problem Provided that any non compliance with the above warranty is reported in writing to ikeGPS no more than ninety 90 days following delivery to you ikeGPS will use reasonable commercial efforts to supply you with a replacement copy of the Software that substantially conforms to the documentation provide a replacement for defective media or refund to you your purchase price for the Software at its option ikeGPS shall have no responsibility if the Software has been altered in any way if the media has been damaged by misuse accident abuse modification or misapplication or if the failure arises out of use of the Software with other than a recommended hardware configuration Any such misuse accident abuse modification or misapplication of the Software will void the warranty above THIS REMEDY IS THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AVAILABLE TO YOU FOR BREACH OF EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE AND RELATED DOCUMENTATION 9 LIMITATION OF LI
39. Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK 620 02780 GE MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Contents IPO TN Oe ccc tec gest gaps te E pte carne E cree cise felsic A E T NE V EEEE E EE A O 5 WT SIC OMS TOI SII a E E actos ines A eaiadotonaea E A E 5 GST SiS a PAREA EE E E IA E E E S E TA 6 WO IN EDOR a EE A E E E A E A A E E 6 T O a 6 FNL CE SN 1S n E E T O 6 Anatomy orne Mop ontan E eean AE E N A E 9 MapSight Software and NIC Ci SG sisiissesiisrises terrencs ri sitenin EE E ENEE E E N 11 Turning your MapSight on for the first time actesasetsicecsseccecraeeoranvumeiesauyansbetunrvanvete neuen veesacessees acteshecs 11 Homescreen dnd Control DUTTON S sees tioc ce sadinc onece onulanwcrevestantastoesancnsintenstenuie NEA aAa E aa r nan 13 PE A AS a E 14 MapSight Data Ge GSFC HON gas caseesasscatescastsae seduce custo agececeteseusrcneressscosuaseecesotesaust nteesdeusanensaaveesess 25 Starting the MapSight OPN COM OMT csicscctictcatecenieutictersea vettcotas seanncashatenmaso den aitechadeaniticd ntene tednaceathotednmabanentinate 25 PUG SINE Home Se UM era A E E 26 Viewing and changing the Settings ssssesesssseessssenesssseressssresssserenssserenssserensseerrnsseerenssreressserrensne 26 OR IN e E A A EE E E A E S 27 A AI SUNS a E ier E E E E A E 29 ATE NGS e E E E E E denn ES 30 SOS NS E E E E E E AE AIE A T E E E 31 GS a E E E E E E E E E E E ERA 32 Changing the Default Job name sessies n a e NEEE TEAS 33
40. MapSight has integrated Bluetooth technology see later sections of this manual for more details about using Bluetooth peripheral devices with MapSight This section explains how to e Install and operate USB accessories on your MapSight e Install its SD card e Replace its SD card e Copy files from a SD memory card or USB drive Installing and operating USB devices on MapSight The USB Host accepts several USB devices including keyboards and USB flash drives 7 AN Note To be compatible with Windows Mobile 6 some USB serial devices require drivers Refer to your USB device s manual or contact the manufacturer to determine compatibility To install a USB device plug the mini end of a USB communications cable into the USB Host labeled A on your device You may need to use a USB mini to full size adapter Installing an SD card To operate a SD card insert the card into the SD card slot located above the screen under the SD card cover on your MapSight If the card has been correctly formatted the system will automatically detect and add the card to the list of available storage media Reinserting or changing an SD card Whenever you remove or change an SD card on your MapSight wait at least 6 seconds before inserting another card into the slot Your MapSight MapSight User Manual Page 109 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 needs this short time delay to properly identify and use the newly inserted card If a
41. Outlook Mobile similar to Microsoft Outlook allows you to send and receive email keep track of contacts manage tasks and take simple notes Many Windows applications are already compatible with Windows Mobile You can use Windows Mobile to access Word Excel and PowerPoint files on your mobile device or you can use Windows Mobile to access your email messages and contacts from your Microsoft Outlook account gt lt Note Some of the images shown in this appendix are from the default installation of Windows Mobile 6 1 operating system without MapSight OS installed Installation of MapSight OS optimizes screen layouts and menus of this device for best use as a mobile data capture device All standard Windows Mobile 6 1 functionality is still available but may not necessarily be accessed directly from the methods described below MapSight User Manual Page 99 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Using the documentation Your MapSight unit is provided with reference tools that are primarily available from ike Ps These tools include e This User Manual e Optional MapSight Software CD containing MapSight OS software installers user manuals guides license files and other materials specific to your MapSight purchase e On device help files Use the following chart to find the additional information you may require What you require Where to find it Instructions for setting up MapSight This
42. PS Mask Angle can be adjusted by moving the slider bar left or right MapSight User Manual Page 27 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 SBAS drop down options Hardware Revision Two MapSight units a Maximum PDOP Hardware Revision Two users can select their SBAS system from Maximum PDOP 6 the following options ee 0 ee e Disabled Enforce Maximum PDOP e North America WAAS e Europe EGNOS GPS Mask Angle 7H ike Settings a 4 11 38 BE e Japan MSAS GPS Mask Angle 15 e India GAGAN O ee WARNING Selecting the wrong SBAS system will make the ba GPS less accurate Anyone outside the regions specified should set the SBAS option to Disabled Gps Antenna Camera Laser Data Hardware Revision One MapSight units This setting is not required Hardware Revision One MapSight units es Maximum PDOP as it is handled automatically Maximum POOP 6 Enforce Maximum PDOP Enforce Maximum PDOP GPS Mask Angle GPS Mask Angle 15 7H ike Settings a 4 11 40 GE North America WAAS v Europe EGNOS a Japan MSAS 7 Fy MapSight User Manual Page 28 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Antenna Settings This screen allows you to view and change the value settings in relation to using MapSight used with an external antenna The GPS Antenna Offset is used in conjunction with a fixed position external antenna on a pole or backpack connected to the MapS
43. RTIFICATES The software uses digital certificates in X 509 format These digital certificates are used for authentication 7 CONNECTIVITY SOFTWARE Your device package may include Windows Mobile Device Center or Microsoft ActiveSync software If it is included then you may install and use it in accordance with the license terms that are provided with it If no license terms are provided then you may install and use only one 1 copy of the software on a single computer 8 NETWORK ACCESS If you are using a network such as an employer network the network administrator may limit features or functionality on your device 9 PRODUCT SUPPORT Contact ike gt for support options Refer to the support information provided with the device 10 LINKS TO THIRD PARTY WEBSITES If the software provides links to third party websites those links are provided to you only as a convenience and the inclusion of any link does not imply an endorsement of the third party website by Microsoft 11 BACKUP COPY You may make one backup copy of the software You may use it only to reinstall the software on the device 12 PROOF OF LICENSE If you acquired the software on the device or on a disc or other media a genuine Certificate of Authenticity label with a genuine copy of the software identifies licensed software To be valid this label must be affixed to the device or included on or in ike gt software packaging If you receive the label sep
44. SN E E E ng det cesar TEE AE A E E EA A 111 FMEN MR NEP cus era certucnacseeeiea E E EE E E R 112 eC O GZ IAC SLAS COINS cece ne sccqnnncieerean te casuonecnamantonsadonaadadustonsdandsneddasdstoandunandaenecunrstaetaundadeatandasans 113 FEC OZ SO KEY S areen A NEEE EET E E since E poeentsvatevontucas 113 Dimming or turning off the backlight sesnssssssessssnessssenessssesesssserensssressssenrssssrersssseresssseressssenes 114 Adjusting the backlight timer sececioesstscecisasbinoe foc vteampciewsseeorticboceetocinevsdisesioueseasectinsnosecsssvieereesentesentsccses 114 EOE SO S cre rc sense de E E EE EE E T AE A O T E E E E 115 ROTO TS a A E E E E E poasentssasesoumeas 116 Closing running ProgrOrniS cing Scec societies costs siete coscist aumecsciet oa E EEN AE EE OTO E R 117 Switching between running OE OOM IS aqesecentusunscorsaewues enawadebaecanastnaeioseacsactuneaqoneninadoacumoesineuracests 117 VIEWING memory allocation for DFOOI GINS 5 cssusarsuersunnendessdanaceansdunanvasedsncavtardonnqnaseononiseraesonaerenionanats 117 TOS UNS a a N A nbs E E dna unesestaeaceae E E E NE 118 SUC device NED vance ders ere cesrscrgerctetionagaunon son ysbunesiannaduetetacasasesoinecseuetennsaexesoungaaneseeagasaacsunaeaunetenanas 118 SUNS E E S S E PEE AEA A A EOE velo AA ede oot cso E na nneisneaeanesnaetineeoeceots 119 Copying data from a peripheral device ssessesssessessseesessseerrsssneressseerrsssrrresssrrrrnssreresssrerenssreresso 121 Commun
45. The keyboard backlight stays on for a few seconds after the device shuts D off Until the keyboard backlight turns off the device cannot be powered on again To power on the device hold the power button until the green notification LED appears The device is now booting This process takes about a minute MapSight User Manual Page 115 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Resetting the device Some programs require you to reset your device when you install them Follow the steps below to reset MapSight 1 Back up your files and close any open applications For instructions on backing up files see Backing up data 2 Press the power button until the power button menu appears 3 Choose Reset N Ai Note If your device locks up you can reset the device by pressing the power button for 10 seconds or until the screen goes dark The device resets itself automatically after a few seconds Exploring files To explore files stored on your MapSight follow these steps Tap Start gt Programs gt File Explorer The File Explore window appears If the drive you want does not already appear tap on the drop down menu arrow to select it as shown here Navigate the file directory by tapping on the folders and files you want If you want to go up a level tap on the Up soft key at the bottom of the screen Use the Menu soft key at the bottom of the screen to manipulate files MapSight U
46. al Page 67 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 MapSight Utilities Compass Calibration Diagnostics GPS Info License Manager Zeroize MapSight User Manual Page 68 www gemapsight com support MapSight Utilities Your MapSight unit also comes with a number of on board utilities to assist in use of and maintain your MapSight unit These utilities are available from the Start menu on the Home screen Tap Start then select the MapSight Utilities option The list of installed MapSight Utilities will be shown MapSight User Manual Page 69 ETs Bl Utilities j Q File Explorer MapSight IA ScreenShot LA Programs S Settings Help Calibrate Compass MapSight OSv5 2 5 Calendar Contacts ies Er 46133 K tm Diagnostics GPS Info Calibration License Zeroize Manager www gemapsight com support Compass Calibration E Compass Calibration is an alternate method of accessing the t CompassCalibration g 4 1 29 a same utility that is available on the Home screen an The same procedure as documented in the Compass calibration a aaa section earlier in this manual is used for operating this utility aanas rom erga meb dbeas duina the process see User Manual for detailed advice Tap lt Quit gt at any time to terminate the process without making any changes Tap the screen to continue MapSight User Manual Page 70 www gemapsight com s
47. allow capture of data that that suits your day to day field collection needs MapSight View also allows you to measure the height and width of objects such as utility poles MapSight View allows MapSight Tools to be used together in custom workflows to capture readings for the objects you are targeting Combined with the ability to add custom forms MapSight View can create powerful workflows to allow consistent day to day data collection for any required job More details on the MapSight View software can be found in the MapSight View User Manual MapSight User Manual Page 7 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 An example configuration of a MapSight kit is depicted below Batteries Vehicle 1 Standard Charger Cable 1 Spare Tripod Travel 4GB Card Charger fitted AC Charger a fitted Multi Country MapSight Plugs Anti Glare Shield USB Cable Empty Screen Protector Recommend fitting immediately MapSight User Manual Page 8 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Anatomy of the MapSight unit This section illustrates the different parts of MapSight 1 Elastomer overmold GPS Receiver and Antenna Removable SD Card Slot Cover Magnesium case front MapSight model bezel label Charge indicator red LED Start menu button Task Manager button Microphone Today screen button Speaker Four way directional button WO ONAN FW NM e e e ry N tes eee ee L
48. apSight OS installed on the MapSight unit e Today Home screen The default display of MapSight The Today Home screen and Start menu may differ depending on MapSight OS release MapSight OSv5 2 5 Calendar Contacts e MapSight Utilities Access to links to diagnostic and system utilities for the MapSight functions e File Explorer Windows Mobile file explorer e MapSight Access to the MapSight data capture application e Recent programs If a program has been recently run it is listed on the Start menu Tap on the program name to open the application e Programs Tapping on Programs opens the Programs menu window The Programs menu allows you to view and access any installed programs For more details about Programs see the next section Programs Menu Options e Settings Options for settings are divided between three main menus e Personal settings e System settings e Connections settings Note For more details about Settings see the section called Finding Settings To change your settings see Using MapSight as a Field PC e Help On device help files are context sensitive the help information that appears on the help screen is directly related to what you are doing on the device T Note For more instructions on using help see Performing Common Tasks MapSight User Manual Page 123 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Understanding applications in the Programs menu The Programs menu lists a
49. aptured data is not writing to the fitted SD Card Solution Check the MapSight Data settings refer section Settings Data Folder to ensure that the Current Data Folder is pointing to the SD Card a AN Note The required folder on the SD Card must be created via File Explorer before the Save button is used to set the Data Folder Product Specifications Full specifications of the individual instruments are available at http www gemapsight com Basic specifications are as follows MapSight Camera Resolution MP MapSight User Manual Page 82 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Accessory Information The MapSight comes with a number of standard essential or field accessories depending on the model purchased There are a variety of optional accessories or spare parts that can be purchased to enhance you MapSight user experience Tripod The MapSight low magnetic signature tripod has been tested to ensure that it does not cause distortion to the in built digital compass For more information on use of the MapSight Tripod please consult the material distributed with the MapSight Tripod and available on the MapSight website Batteries MapSight batteries should only be charged in or with approved MapSight battery charging accessories New batteries should always be charged in a MapSight unit to ensure optimal first use calibration Additional information on MapSight batteries is available in the Batt
50. arately it is not valid You should keep the label on the device or packaging to prove that you are licensed to use the software To identify genuine Microsoft software see http www howtotell com 13 TRANSFER TO A THIRD PARTY You may transfer the software only with the device the Certificate of Authenticity label and these license terms directly to a third party Before the transfer that party must agree that these license terms apply to the transfer and use of the software You may not retain any copies of the software including the backup copy MapSight User Manual Page 93 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 14 NOT FAULT TOLERANT The software is not fault tolerant ikeS S JS installed the software on the device and is responsible for how it operates on the device 15 RESTRICTED USE The Microsoft software was designed for systems that do not require fail safe performance You may not use the Microsoft software in any device or system in which a malfunction of the software would result in foreseeable risk of injury or death to any person This includes operation of nuclear facilities aircraft navigation or communication systems and air traffic control 16 NO WARRANTIES FOR THE SOFTWARE The software is provided as is You bear all risks of using it Microsoft gives no express warranties guarantees or conditions Any warranties you receive regarding the device or the software do not originate from and are
51. ave button to save the target without Label Comments recorded Tap the Home button to abandon the target and delete the recorded data Refer to the Target Position MapSight Tool for instruction on adding Label and Comment MapSight User Manual Page 60 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 TrueSize Poles Summary This MapSight Tool is used to capture a calibrated geo referenced 5MP photo of a telecommunication or utility pole The photo can then be transferred to the desktop for measurement and annotation using the desktop MapSight Annotate Poles software True Size Poles Step by step Select the True Size Pole MapSight Tool from the Home menu tll EA aiia Shot Height fa Size PLS gt a Size 3D gt Local Point Menu MapSight User Manual Page 61 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The default tasks for the True Size Pole MapSight Tool will be shown Ared star will indicate the mandatory tasks Tap the True Size Pole task to start the video preview screen To use this mode aim the MapSight to compose your scene with the pole in the center of the preview The vertical part of the crosshair should align with the vertical pole Tap the Next button to capture the target Depending on settings the camera click noise will be made and either the Review or Task screen will be displayed Where enabled the Review screen will show the captured target photo Tap the back button
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53. card Is re inserted too quickly your MapSight may need to reset To avoid this problem close all programs before changing or re inserting a card Copying data from an SD card or USB drive You can run or copy data from a peripheral device onto your MapSight by following these steps On your MapSight tap Start gt Programs gt File Explorer Tap and hold the file you want to copy to your MapSight A pop up menu appears as shown here 7 Note If you want to copy multiple files tap and drag D the stylus over the files Once the files are selected tap and hold the stylus on the files until a pop up menu appears Select Copy Open the destination folder where you want to place your copied file Tap and hold the stylus on the white space below the existing files until the pop up menu appears again rS File Explorer irq X a Storage v Name wv File XYZ 5 2 09 684B Cut Rename Delete Send Beam File nS File Explorer a EX a Documents and Settings v Name w M Refresh Show All Files Paste New Folder Select Paste The file is copied and its name appears on the screen MapSight User Manual Page 110 MS 101 14 07 3 2 www gemapsight com support Using MapSight as a Field PC Focusing on the interface elements of your MapSight as a standard field computer this section describes how to e Understand the Today screen the default display screen e Use the Start menu e Enter information wi
54. com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Recognizing status icons Status icons show the status of operations on your MapSight Status icons and their functions are listed in the following chart Icon Name Function Charge indicator Tells you when the device is charging Speaker Tap to control volume Battery capacity Tap to see how much battery power remains Task Manager Tap to switch or close running programs For an additional list of icons and their functions follow these steps 1 Tap Start gt Help gt Contents 2 Select Start Using Your Device screen 3 Tap onthe What do those icons mean item Recognizing soft keys These context sensitive keys appear as words buttons or tabs on the menu bar Tap on these keys to perform actions or open menus Here you see soft keys on the Today screen MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Start a 4 Gm Friday 1 54 PM November 27 2009 Tap here to set owner information H off Getting Started No tasks Contacts Page 113 www gemapsight com support Dimming or turning off the backlight Dimming or turning off the display backlight saves battery power when the device is running ona battery pack To dim or turn off the backlight follow these steps 1 Tap Start gt Settings gt System tab gt Brightness 2 Select the Battery Power tab if it is not already selected The Brightness wind
55. ct actually is but have an attached picture that was taken from a distance By default MapSight sets this field to store the target position data WARNING Where the EXIF Local Position field is set as Target Position the EXIF will record the same value in the EXIF Latitude Longitude and Destination Latitude Longitude fields The Save Image With Crosshair checkbox is checked by default to allow presentation a crosshair on the captured target If the Save Image With Crosshair is not checked the photo does not save a crosshair on the target MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Page 30 rS ike Settings a 65 21 k Image Resolution 3 2MP 2048x1536 hd Captured Data Review Display until user confirms C Display for 2 second s EXIF Local Pos Fields Populated As Target Position v Save Image With Crosshair Save Image With Crosshair GPS Antenna Camera Laser Data www gemapsight com support Laser Settings This screen allows you to view and change the settings in relation to the way the laser rangefinder functions The Laser Mode options controls the selection between always on Streaming or single target One Shot mode e The Streaming option is the default setting for where the laser is continually firing and providing a live range distance to target This option is enabled by default e The One Shot option causes the laser rangefinder to attempt to determine a distance on
56. e 2 Eleele le 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Power button Context menu button Notification indicator green LED Enter button Touchscreen LCD display Laser Reference Plane distance measured from this surface Battery door latch Hand strap Battery door Body molding Connector Protector e 8 elie el Buttons 7 8 10 amp 14 may be reprogrammed for alternate functions depending on application being used MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Page 9 www gemapsight com support 24 Digital Camera 25 Laser Distance Range Finder This Laser Distance Range Finder is an eye safe Class 1 laser product which emits invisible laser radiation from the front apertures Avoid staring into the laser beam Front Data capture module 32 3D Compass As MapSight contains a magnetic compass using the unit near magnetic or electromagnetic fields may cause the compass bearing to be inaccurate 26 27 28 29 USB Client mini B 12V DC jack 9 pin serial port USB Host mini A Rear Communications module 32 External Antenna Port MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Page 10 www gemapsight com support MapSight Software and Licensing All MapSight units running the MapSight OS v5 software require a license applied to access the on board MapSight Tools as part of the MapSight application New MapSight units are pre licensed prior to shipping to shipping to
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58. e Card name whose information you want to view Total storage card memory 3715 50 MB In use 2 28 MB Free 3713 22 MB SD Card Main Storage Card Find large files using storage memory E Changing settings To change settings on your device follow these steps 1 Tap Start gt Settings The Settings window appears 2 Choose one of the tabs at the bottom of the screen 3 Tap on the setting you want to change 4 Adjust the setting controls Using on device help You can access electronic help files on your MapSight from each screen Windows Mobile provides help information that is context sensitive the help information that appears on the help screen is directly related to what you are doing on the device To access help files follow these steps 1 Tap Start gt Help 2 Select an option from the help menu that appears w Note If the topic you want is not listed try one of these options W e Option 1 Choose Contents at the bottom of the screen A table of contents appears Tap on the item you want e Option 2 Choose Search at the bottom of the screen Search allows you to search for specific topics within boundaries you set e Option 3 If you want help about a certain program on your mobile device open the program first then tap Start gt Help The help menu items that appear are directly related to the application program MapSight User Manual Page 118 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2
59. e air bubbles may still be visible but they fade away in a short time You can use a credit card to gently push out any excess air Protecting your MapSight against mechanical shock MapSight is designed for protection from mechanical shock It has been test dropped from five feet 1 524m onto concrete Shock protection is guaranteed only when the entire body molding including SD Card cover and Connector protector is securely in place Equipment warnings AN WARNING To reduce the risk of personal injury electrical shock fire or damage to the MapSight User Manual Page 78 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 equipment Plug the wall charger into an electrical outlet that is easily accessible at all times Disconnect power from the equipment by unplugging the wall charger from the electrical outlet or unplugging the synchronization cable from the host computer Do not place anything on the wall charger cord or any of the other cables Arrange them so that no one may accidentally step on or trip over them Do not pull on a cord or cable When unplugging the wall charger from the electrical outlet pull on the plug not the cord Use only wall chargers intended for your MapSight Using any other external power source can damage your product and void your warranty Using your MapSight in extreme temperatures MapSight operates in ranges from 22 F to 122 F 30 C to 50 C To help your device function properly store the devic
60. e indoors when possible Other tips If your MapSight is exposed to temperatures below 14 F 10 C the device may slow down or the display backlight may become dim to reduce the load on the battery power Extremely low or high temperatures may prevent the battery pack from charging Charge the battery pack in temperatures between 32 F and 104 F 0 C and 40 C For best results charge the battery pack at room temperature 68 F or 20 C Cleaning your MapSight This section explains how to clean the touchscreen the communications module area housing the USB port DC jack and serial port the speaker or microphone the display bezel data capture module Touchscreen To clean the touchscreen follow these steps 1 Press the power button briefly to suspend the device 2 Ifyou applied a protector to the touchscreen carefully remove it 3 Apply water or a mild cleaning solution such as Windex or 409 to a microfiber cloth and gently wipe off the touchscreen Other approved cleaners include Citrus Wonder and Citrus All Purpose Cleaner CAUTION Do not use tissues paper towels or harsh cleaning agents to clean the touchscreen 1 If you used a cleaning solution rinse the touchscreen with water and dry it with a microfiber cloth 2 Press the power button to resume the device CAUTION Long exposure to the following solutions may damage your device e pine oil e oil based paint e automotive brake cleaner
61. e isopropyl alcohol MapSight User Manual Page 79 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 e carburetor cleaner In case the device is exposed to one of these solutions wipe it off with a mild cleaning solution Case overmolding Clean the rubber overmolding that surrounds the case with a cloth and a mild cleaning solution like 409 or Citrus Wonder After you are done cleaning rinse the device with water Communications module area housing the USB port DC jack serial port To clean the communications module run it under a faucet Use a soft toothbrush or toothpick to clean out any remaining dirt Speaker and microphone If debris gets in the speaker or microphone use a soft bristle brush to remove it Do not insert any object into the speaker or microphone holes Display bezel If the edge under the bezel gets dirty use a microfiber cloth to remove the debris Do not remove the bezel Data capture module If debris gets in the camera lens use a soft bristle brush to remove it Use a soft bristle brush or microfiber cloth for removing debris or marks from the distance finder lenses Do not use any hard or sharp objects that may scratch the lenses Repairing your MapSight If your MapSight unit is malfunctioning or in need of repair contact your MapSight reseller or service center for assistance Refer to sections Preparing for a support center call and Additional Support and your warranty information for details on suppor
62. e some time to D identify the new device then download and install any necessary drivers before a connection to the MapSight unit is made You are now ready to use your MapSight Using the Hardware MapSight User Manual Page 102 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 This section teaches you how to use the hardware components of MapSight Specifically you learn how to e Identify button functions e Customize button functions e Use buttons to suspend power off and reset the device e Use the stylus e Use the touchscreen e Replace the battery pack e Understand LED signals e Use peripheral devices SD cards and USB drives with the device Identifying button functions The following chart shows you the names and functions of each button on the keyboard Name Function Start menu button Provides a menu of applications Lets you switch between or close running applications Task Manager button allows you to view memory allocations Home button Returns you to the Today screen Displays the context menu for the item selected similar Somer OO to a right click on desktop a computer Enter button Enters the selected soft key or option Turns MapSight on and off resets suspends See more Power button details in the Power button functions section Four way directional button Allows you to navigate OO O When MapSight applications are running the sta
63. e the positional information The screen will revert to the Local Point selection screen Where there is a successful recording a green tick will appear alongside the task From here the information can be abandoned tap the Home button retaken tap Local Point again to delete the reading and re enter the countdown and data entered into non mandatory Label and Comment fields Tap the Label task button to enter the Label entry screen Tap the Comment task button to enter the Comment entry screen Tap the Save button to save the reading without Label Comments recorded Tap the Home button to abandon the reading and delete the recorded data Local Point Latitude 41 302695806 Longitude 174 778915254 Altitude 12 89m PDOP 2 2 ON ee Cancel J Menu Next Local Point gical Point Local Point task e 4 eg Comment Refer to the Target Position MapSight Tool for instruction on adding Label and Comment MapSight User Manual Page 54 MS 101 14 07 3 2 www gemapsight com support Tree Assessment Summary This MapSight Tool is used to capture an annotated and geo referenced 5MP photo for tree assessments Step by step Select the Tree Assessment MapSight Tool from the Home menu MapSight User Manual Page 55 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The default tasks for the Tree Assessment MapSight Tool will be shown Ared star will indicate the mandatory tasks Tap the Tree Assess
64. ect You may switch off some of these features or not use them For more information about these features visit http go microsoft com fwlink Linkld 81931 By using these features you consent to the transmission of this information Microsoft does not use the information to identify or contact you Device Information The following features use Internet protocols which send to the appropriate systems device information such as your Internet protocol address the type of operating system browser and name and version of the software you are using and the language code of the device where you installed the software Microsoft uses this information to make the Internet based services available to you e Windows Mobile Update Feature The Windows Mobile Update feature provides you the ability to obtain and install software updates on your device if updates are available You may choose not to use this feature ikee and or JS may not support this feature or an update for your device e Windows Media Digital Rights Management Content owners use Windows Media digital rights management technology WMDRM to protect their intellectual property including copyrights This software and third party software use WMDRM to play and copy WMDRM protected content If the software fails to protect the content content owners may ask Microsoft to revoke the software s ability to use WMDRM to play or copy protected content Revocation does not affect other con
65. ected Open the Devices tab and choose New Partnership When the cordless modem device is found tap on it Enter the passkey In the Partnership Settings screen make sure Seria Port is not selected and that Dialup Networking is selected Tap Save Tap once on the device name to select it Tap Start gt Settings gt Connections tab gt Connections Choose Add a new modem connection Enter a name Select Bluetooth as the modem Tap Next Select the name of the modem and tap Next Enter your ISP number as provided by your ISP provider and tap Next Type in a user name and password Choose Advanced Change the baud rate to 115200 Fill in the remaining boxes as appropriate Click OK when youre done Tap Finish that you have established a dial up network connection you can check email or look at a webpage using one of two methods The first method is to let an application do the work This option is especially useful with cell phones The second method is to do the work yourself Instructions for each method follow Method 1 Use an internet browser or application 1 Open Internet Explorer MapSight User Manual Page 134 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 2 Fillin the network login boxes Method 2 Do it yourself 1 From the Today screen tap Start gt Settings gt Connections tab gt Connections 2 Choose Manage existing connections Tap and hold on a connection and choose Connect from t
66. ee information in regards to which GPS satellites are accessible to your MapSight O This information is available from the three options on the View menu e Skyplot e Satellite Information Sat info e Navigation Info Nav info Skyplot AIEN a 4 10 1 BR This is the default screen in GPSInfo If you have moved away from it you can return by selecting View gt Skyplot It shows a map of all the satellites that your MapSight is aware of with identification numbers Solid circles mean that MapSight has an active connection with the satellite This screen also gives information on the physical location of your MapSight based on data it receives from the GPS satellites The top of the screen is always North ee Latitude and Longitude are the users geospatial coordinates Altitude 15 6 Altitude is the height above sea level in meters NAV Mode No Fix PDOP is a measure of the positional accuracy of the GPS Config reading Nav Mode is the navigational status of GPS Fix A 2 D two dimensional fix only includes latitude and longitude data A 3 D three dimensional fix also includes altitude data The available constellation of satellites available affects whether altitude can be calculated Sat Info tS Sat info a 4 10 1 ER This screen gives a table of all visible satellites along with numeric data about their location and accessibility To access this screen select View gt Satinfo Fix is a column showing which sa
67. el 5 Selecta numbered COM port from the list of ports that appear Settings a d 2 55 If the port cannot be created It is in use Select a different numbered port Port ee Secure Connection Finish 6 Important Deselect the Secure Connection option below the list of COM ports as shown above Deselecting this option ensures that the device disconnects its Bluetooth connection only when you tell it to 7 Tap Finish Once the virtual COM port is assigned using the outgoing Bluetooth COM port specify the COM port assignment within your application as explained in the user documentation for the application An example follows MapSight User Manual Page 130 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Suppose you are using a Bluetooth enabled GPS receiver with the device and a navigation program on MapSight In this example assume you have set up a virtual COM port between your MapSight and the GPS receiver and that you assigned the outgoing COM port as COM 6 To assign the COM port in your navigation program you would then follow these steps 1 Locate the place in the navigation program where the COM port is chosen 2 Select COM Port 6 as the COM port for the Bluetooth GPS receiver Set up an incoming Bluetooth COM port Use this option if you want to assign the virtual COM port as an Incoming COM port i e you want another device to initiate communications with your MapSight If you are connected with a Bl
68. eld blank and tap Next as shown in the previous image A message appears asking if you want to add the device to the device list Choose No and skip to step 7 e Bluetooth KENT XP51530 wants to connect vith your device using Bluetooth Do you want to add KENT XP51530 to your device list Note It is important to choose No when you are asked whether you want to add to the device to the device list choosing Yes sends you back to the Passcode screen 6 Enter the same passcode on the other device In the Partnership Settings screen on MapSight you can assign a new name to the device in the Display Name option 8 Select the service you want to use from the Services box then tap Finish Bluetooth virtual COM ports Some application programs connect using a virtual COM port serial port when making a Bluetooth connection To make a connection possible for such programs you must first set up a virtual COM port on your MapSight Once created this virtual port can be used like any other COM port For example you can use a virtual COM port for programs that connect to a GPS receiver You can also use it to connect to a printer that is enabled with Bluetooth technology When setting up a virtual COM port you must specify if the COM port is an outgoing COM port or an incoming COM port e An outgoing COM port means that MapSight initiates communication with the other device For example when you are using a Bluetooth GPS receiver
69. eld compass calibration process A video showing this process can be found at http www youtube com watch v KzxRBk9EjhI Why you should calibrate Your MapSight will naturally pick up a magnetic signature over time that may affect the accuracy of the internal digital compass To maintain optimum performance a Compass Calibration application is provided on your MapSight that will guide you through the steps required to measure and compensate for this magnetic Signature When you should calibrate You should recalibrate the compass when you first use the device and whenever your MapSight has travelled a long distance e g plane flights or shipping to a new location To ensure the highest possible compass accuracy it is recommended that the MapSight be calibrated at least once per month Where you should calibrate The Compass Calibration application should be used in a clean magnetic free environment This means e Keep away from large metal objects e g cars steel poles desk frames filing cabinets etc e Avoid wearing metallic objects e g large metal watches etc e Keep clear of electric wires transformers and other electronic devices that may generate a magnetic field e In general for any metallic object position the MapSight unit at least twice its longest dimension away from the object e g keep at least twice the distance of the length of a 3 meter car approximately 6 meter Smaller metal objects have significa
70. elected and tap the OK button to set the job Tapping the Cancel button will return to the Home screen MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Page 33 Home gene Line gt ere Only D er Height gt A Target Position D Fa Three Shot Height D a Set job K 6Aug2012 v 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Set job ull al Bay AprO9 v 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 alwlelr Le Jy luli ole alslaltlolnli l i z xev b nfm _ E B Cancel A Menu OK www gemapsight com support Set job y Pefautt v 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 nanunuaga Cancel A Menu AOK Lyall Bay AprO9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 alwlelr lev luli olp alslaltlolhli l i z xev lbln m _ A E Cancel Menu OK The application will return to the Home screen and the Job name will be updated as selected Oe Line gt ene Only gt er Height gt gt Target Position gt T Three Shot Height Exiting the MapSight application On the Home screen tap the Menu button to display the available options Tap the exit icon to close the MapSight application Missing Line gt ene Only gt me Height gt em Target Position Beis At the Exit MapSight confirmation either tap OK to exit the application or Cancel to return to the Home screen Exit MapSight OK Cancel MapSight User Manual Page 34 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 MapSight Too
71. ensure correct licensing is applied to the purchased MapSight package Licensing controls access to MapSight Tools and the ability to access functionality of additional MapSight enhancements and desktop software Additional licensing may be required for MapSight Tools that are not provided as part of the standard MapSight configuration More information about MapSight options and the solution specific MapSight Tools is available from your MapSight reseller Turning your MapSight on for the first time To use your MapSight unit you need to insert the battery and charge the unit for first use Remove the MapSight unit from its hardcase Turn the MapSight unit over and unhook the connector protector and handstrap and fold away from the battery cover Unlock the battery cover by sliding the lock to the right Remove the battery cover Note You will need to open the protective D softcase s Velcro flaps to access the battery cover Place the battery into the battery cavity MapSight User Manual Page 11 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Replace and secure slide the lock to the left the battery cover Refit the handstrap and connector protector Fit the plug that is applicable to your operating region to the AC charger Your AC charger comes with interchangeable plugs for USA UK Europe and Australasia WUE EU NE Connect the AC charger to the wall socket Turn the wall socket on
72. ents regarding such technological measures You may also need to reactivate the Software if you modify your computer hardware or MapSight unit alter the Software or install the Software on another computer Product activation is based on the exchange of information between your computer or MapSight unit and ikeGPS None of this information contains personally identifiable information nor can they be used to identify any personal information about you or any characteristics of your computer configuration e You agree that ikeGPS may audit your use of the Software for compliance with these terms at any time upon reasonable notice In the event that such audit reveals any use of the Software by you other than in full compliance with the terms of this Agreement you shall reimburse ikeGPS for all reasonable expenses related to such audit in addition to any other liabilities you may incur as a result of such non compliance f ikeGPS maintains the rights to change add or remove products related to this EULA at our discretion g Your license rights under this EULA are non exclusive 3 License Restrictions a You may not alter merge modify adapt or translate the Software or decompile reverse engineer disassemble or otherwise reduce the Software to a human perceivable form b Unless otherwise provided herein you may not rent lease or sublicense the Software c Other than with respect to a Demo version or a Not For Resale Versi
73. er rights Unless applicable law gives you more rights despite this limitation you may use the software only as expressly permitted in this agreement In doing so you must comply with any technical limitations in the software that allow you to use it only in certain ways You may not e work around any technical limitations in the software e reverse engineer decompile or disassemble the software e make more copies of the software than specified in this agreement e publish the software for others to copy e rent lease or lend the software or e use the software for commercial software hosting services Except as expressly provided in this agreement rights to access the software on this device do not give you any right to implement Microsoft patents or other Microsoft intellectual property in software or devices that access this device You may use remote access technologies in the software such as Remote Desktop Mobile to access the software remotely from a computer or server You are responsible for obtaining any licenses required for use of the protocols to access other software 4 INTERNET BASED SERVICES Microsoft provides Internet based services with the software Microsoft may change or cancel them at any time a Consent for Internet Based Services The software features described below connect to Microsoft or service provider computer systems over the Internet In some cases you will not receive a separate notice when they conn
74. ernet based services and Support services For this software unless other terms accompany those items If so those terms apply As described below using some features also operates as your consent to the transmission of certain standard computer information for Internet based services By using the software including use on this device you accept these terms If you do not accept them do not use the device or software Instead contact ike to determine its return policy for a refund or credit WARNING If the software contains voice operated technologies then operating this software requires user attention Diverting attention away from the road while driving can possibly cause an accident or other serious consequence Even occasional short diversions of attention can be dangerous if your attention is diverted away from your driving task at a critical time ikeSPS JS and Microsoft make no representations warranties or other determinations that ANY use of this software is legal safe or in any manner recommended or intended while driving or otherwise operating a motor vehicle If you comply with these license terms you have the rights below 1 USE RIGHTS You may use the software on the device with which you acquired the software 2 ADDITIONAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS AND OR USE RIGHTS d b Specific Use ike gt has designed this device for a specific use You may only use the software for that use Included Mic
75. ery Safety section of this document Should your MapSight battery not be reporting a correct charge level please refer to the Battery Recalibration instructions available from the Support section of the MapSight website Travel Charger The Travel Charger is designed to be powered from either the standard MapSight AC Adaptor or Vehicle Charger Cable It is recommended that new batteries not be charged in the Travel Charger as this will not correctly set the optimal first use calibration for a new battery New batteries should be initially charged in a MapSight unit Subsequent charges can be completed in the Travel Charger External Patch Antenna The External Patch Antenna provides an alternative reception GPS reception option to ensure a GPS fix is maintained while the MapSight unit is travelling MapSight User Manual Page 83 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Glare Shield The Glare Shield provides a method of reducing the effects of harsh light sources on the MapSight units LCD screen This accessory is designed to be placed on the bezel area surrounding the LCD screen The LCD screen can then viewed through the Glare Shield lens The Glare Shield lens can then be focused to further improve the view of the LCD screen Correct placement of Glare Shield Incorrect placement of Glare Shield External GPS Receivers External GPS receivers have been tested to function with the MapSight unit For more details on use of
76. ese drivers support the following profiles serial devices ActiveSync object exchange OBEX dial up networking and human interface devices e g keyboard or mouse Profiles not supported include network access point and audio Supported profiles are described in the next section Identify the status of Bluetooth using Wireless Manager Access to the Wireless Manager is via the Connection options Tap Start gt Settings then the Connection Tab Personal System Connections E Tap the Wireless Manager icon to Settings J TE Beam Bluetooth Connections N E i yp als s oe Domain Network USB to PC Enroll Cards Wireless Manager Personal Connections MapSight User Manual Page 126 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The default screen in Wireless Manager shows the power status the Done soft key and the Menu soft key see the following figure t WirelessManager 4 3 26 X Bluetooth Ex Bluetooth toggle bar Menu soft key Done soft key Dos The Bluetooth bar acts as a toggle switch allowing you turn the device Off or On easily If you make the device visible to other devices the toggle switches between Off and Visible Tapping on the Done soft key closes the Wireless Manager screen Tapping on the Menu soft key takes you to the Bluetooth Settings screen shown in the next image From here you can adjust Bluetooth settings such as turning Bluetooth on or off i Turn on
77. external GPS receivers with MapSight please consult your MapSight Sales office or reseller Other Accessories Other commonly used MapSight accessories are shown on the MapSight website For more details on these accessories please consult your MapSight Sales office or reseller MapSight User Manual Page 84 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Software Licensing MapSight Software IMPORTANT THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PERSON COMPANY OR ORGANIZATION THAT HAS LICENSED THIS SOFTWARE YOU OR CUSTOMER AND IKEGPS LTD BY INSTALLING AND USING THE SOFTWARE CUSTOMER ACCEPTS THE SOFTWARE AND AGREES TO THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT READ IT CAREFULLY BEFORE COMPLETING THE INSTALLATION PROCESS AND USING THE SOFTWARE BY INSTALLING AND OR USING THE SOFTWARE YOU ARE CONFIRMING YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE SOFTWARE AND AGREEING TO BECOME BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS OR DO NOT HAVE AUTHORITY TO BIND CUSTOMER TO THESE TERMS THEN DO NOT INSTALL AND OR USE THE SOFTWARE AND RETURN THE SOFTWARE TO YOUR PLACE OF PURCHASE FOR A FULL REFUND IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS REFUND POLICIES THIS EULA SHALL APPLY ONLY TO THE SOFTWARE SUPPLIED BY IKEGPS HEREWITH REGARDLESS OF WHETHER OTHER SOFTWARE IS REFERRED TO OR DESCRIBED HEREIN 1 Definitions a IkKeGPS means IKEGPS Ltd its associated companies and its licensors if any b ike means Hardware and or Software created and commercially
78. fications and Classifications Laser Classification This device contains an eye safe Class 1 laser product Invisible laser radiation is emitted from and received into the front apertures This product complies with Performance Standards for Light Emitting Products FDA 21CFR1040 10 and Safety of Laser Products IEC60825 1 200 Export Control Classification Number ECCN Certification ikeoPs self certifies that all MapSight handheld mobile GIS data collection equipment and related accessories software do not require permit for export and are classified under Export Control Classification Number ECCN EAR99 Alternatively ike can be contacted for further assistance Harmonized Tariff Schedule HTS Classification For purposes of international shipping ikes has determined that all of the e MapSight handheld mobile GIS data collection units are classified under HTS code 9015 40 being Photogrammetrical Surveying Instruments and Appliances e MapSight accessory equipment and related software are classified under HTS code 9015 90 being Parts or Accessories for Photogrammetrical Surveying Instruments and Appliances These codes have determined after consultation with HTS listings and local customs agents Local classification may be different depending on determination by local importing customs agents Export and Trade Restrictions iIkeoPS will comply with listed US Anti Terrorism US trade embargoes UN Secur
79. ght User Manual Page 65 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The camera will click and depending on camera settings will revert to the True Size PLS selection screen Where there is a successful recording a green tick will appear alongside the task From here the information can be abandoned tap the Home button retaken tap True Size PLS again to delete the photo and re enter the video preview and data entered into non mandatory Label and Comment fields Tap the Label task button to enter the Label entry screen Tap the Comment task button to enter the Comment entry screen Tap the Save button to save the target without Label Comments recorded Tap the Home button to abandon the target and delete the recorded data A True Size PLS ee True Size PLS task eg Comment Refer to the Target Position MapSight Tool for instruction on adding Label and Comment MapSight User Manual Page 66 MS 101 14 07 3 2 www gemapsight com support Data Transfer to Desktop The Microsoft Windows based MapSight View application is used to transfer data from the MapSight unit to the desktop via ActiveSync Windows Mobile Device Center Once the MapSight data has been transferred to the desktop various report formats can be generated from the MapSight View Reports view More details on transferring data and report generation using MapSight View can be found in the MapSight View User Manual MapSight User Manu
80. he battery and calibrate the compass to fine tine the compass for your local operating area Installing and charging the battery New batteries should always be fully charged in your MapSight units to ensure that they are conditioned for optimal capacity Charging batteries in the MapSight unit ensure that their internal capacity gauge is correctly calibrated to reflect the correct capacity of the battery With the battery securely in place and external power applied tap the power icon top right of the Home screen to access the Power settings MapSight User Manual Page 14 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 On the Battery tab the charge status of the battery Is indicated as t Settings d sis BE follows e The charge bar 0 to 100 indicates the level of charge The closer to Man baay Lilon 100 the fuller the charge wastes ee 0 00 e The mAH consumed value indicates how much capacity is still to be charged The lower the number the fuller the charge mAH consumed 3870 Eg The red power charge LED will blink if the unit is charging tS Settings a 4 3 21 ER If the power charge LED stop blinking this indicates that the charge level is around 98 Main battery Lilon Recharging state Charging The mAH consumed value may slowly decrease as the battery capacity 0 is calibrated for optimal use m H consumed 359 Once the charge indicator red LED stops blinking and the mAH consumed val
81. he menu that appears Human Interface Device HID Profile This profile allows you to connect with Human Interface Devices like Bluetooth keyboards and mice To make a connection follow these steps 1 Make sure Bluetooth is on or discoverable Create a Bluetooth partnership with the device See the previous section for instructions on how to do these tasks 2 Make sure the HID is ready for pairing and select New Partnership to search for a Bluetooth device 3 Select the name of the HID and tap Next If the device has an assigned passkey or accepts a passkey you give it enter the passkey on your MapSight and tap Next If the device needs no passkey leave the Passkey field blank tap Next and choose No when you are asked whether you want the device to be added to the device list w Note Saying No when you are asked whether you want to add the device to the device list W allows you to proceed to the next screen saying Yes returns you to the passkey screen 5 If appropriate enter the same passkey on the HID to establish a partnership 6 Select Input Device 7 Tap Finish You now have a partnership with the HID Note fno partnership appears for the HID on the Devices tab screen try resetting your MapSight Object Push Profile OPP or beaming Your MapSight uses Object Exchange File OBEX protocol to transfer or push electronic objects such as business cards from one Bluetooth enabled device to another For instructions read
82. his direction Tap the screen when aligned NM 263 www gemapsight com support e Note the direction that the MapSight is facing e g identify a recognizable object landmark in this direction e During the steps on the following pages try to keep the front section of the MapSight aligned with your reference direction as shown e Tap the screen to continue e inthe rotation screen review the video which illustrates the movement required 72 CompassCalibratix 4 12 55 o The videos are taken from the user s perspective when ae E Step 2 Rotate your MapSight once as shown facing in the reference direction over 10 seconds A tone will sound if it is incorrectly aligned o Note that the movements required for the compass Tap the screen when ready to start calibration may take a couple of attempts to master Don t worry if you get it wrong the calibration application will prompt you to repeat any step that was not completed correctly o Aim to be halfway through the rotation when the count gets to 5 o For each rotation the key is to keep the MapSight aligned with the reference direction as shown e When you are ready tap the screen to start e You will be given a countdown Ready Set Go and a 10 second count will begin for each required rotation e Rotate your MapSight smoothly in the manner shown during the 10 second count maintaining alignment with the direction reference noted earlier
83. ht Details po o p clicking and choosing Copy MyRintones Personal Poet Paste the files onto the desktop computer 10 object s MapSight User Manual Page 119 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Backing up to an SD card To save information to a card follow these steps Select File Explorer from the Start menu The File Explore window appears If My device does not already appear as the current directory tap on the arrow next to the directory that appears as shown in this image When a dropdown menu appears select My device A list of files appears Highlight the files you want to back up and tap on Menu in the lower part of the display A menu of options appears Tap and hold the stylus on the Edit option as shown here Choose Copy from the menu that appears Select the SD card from the file directory To paste the files from your MapSight to the SD card tap the Menu soft key and choose Edit gt Paste You can now remove the card MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Page 120 File Explorer E Show iS e My Device My Documents LI Program Files File Explorer E My Device v Application D My Documents LI Program Files File Explorer a 46206 X Name a q 2 08 X E My Device v Name v Application D My Documents LI Program Files mxip_lang mxip_notify File Explorer E My Device v Application D LI ConnMgr Documents a l
84. ht and battery packs for instructions Transportation All MapSight batteries can be shipped by air in with respect to International Civil Aviation Organization ICAO Section Il or International Air Transport Association IATA Section II packing Instructions PI 965 Lithium lon batteries packed separately 966 Lithium lon batteries packed with equipment and or 967 Lithium lon batteries contained in equipment as appropriate When shipping your MapSight unit by air it is recommended you power off the MapSight unit remove the battery and pack the battery safely before stowing your MapSight unit Disposing of your MapSight and battery packs The lithium ion battery packs for your MapSight are recyclable This product must not be disposed of with local or municipal waste It is your responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designated collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment To find the nearest battery recycling center in the USA visit the Call2Recycle website at http www call2recycle org or call 1 800 8 battery MapSight User Manual Page 95 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Hardware Warranty Software Maintenance and Support A copy of the Warranty Terms and Conditions applicable to your MapSight configuration Is included with documentation accompanying your MapSight unit For more details browse to http www gemapsight com Certi
85. iber program on your MapSight see the Entering Information section Using the touchscreen This section explains how to protect clean and calibrate the touchscreen Protecting and cleaning the touchscreen The touchscreen is sealed to protect your device against water and dust To protect your touchscreen we recommend that you apply a touchscreen protector to the screen For instructions about applying a touchscreen protector or cleaning your touchscreen refer to the Caring for your MapSight section CAUTION Be sure to replace the screen protector as often as the screen protector packaging recommends MapSight User Manual Page 107 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Calibrating the touchscreen If the touchscreen is not responding accurately to stylus taps try calibrating the touchscreen manually using the following steps Tap Start gt Settings The Settings window appears as shown 4 4 310 amp here _ Input Lock Select the System tab at the bottom of the display z 2 a Menus Owner Sounds amp Information Notifications A Today E Scroll down and tap on the Screen icon shown at right 1B Settings 4 4 3 11 External Hage ManSight i 7 GPS Programs Settings When the Screen window appears tap Align Screen Memory Power Regional Follow the directions on the display to calibrate the touchscreen 7 Sl 8 R S Syst After you calibrate the touchscreen the Screen window ap
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87. ight units external antenna port e The Vertical m value is the distance above the MapSight unit that a connected external antenna is located e The Horizontal m value is the distance to behind the MapSight unit that a connected external antenna is located Tapping the Save button stores the Vertical and Horizontal values to memory and adjusts GPS location and Laser range calculations accordingly WARNING When an external antenna is not connected to the MapSight unit the GPS Antenna Offset Vertical and Horizontal values should always be saved as 0 00 This example shows an external antenna mounted on a backpack AN WARNING To ensure best accuracy it is not recommended that a connected external antenna be secured forward or beneath the MapSight unit The Vertical offset should always be above the MapSight unit and the Horizontal offset should always be behind the MapSight unit MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Page 29 7H ike Settings a 4 9 16 BK GPS Antenna Offset Range 0 to 9 99m Vertical m Horizontal rm GPS Antenna Camera Laser Data www gemapsight com support Camera Settings This screen allows you to view and change the settings for the photos taken with MapSight The Image Resolution drop down list shows the number of megapixels to be used for each photo A higher resolution will give more detailed photos but take up more memory storage space
88. ilable options Tap the settings icon to access the MapSight Settings options On any of the MapSight Settings tabs tapping the ok button in the top right corner will save the selected settings and return to the previous screen MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 eens Line enero gt Page 26 2 Job Name The current job name will show below the status icons rote Only 4 Action Buttons At the bottom of the screen action buttons will show Buttons will differ depending on the options relevant to the on screen display faa i Line hee Line gt errr Only gt errr Only jor Height gt ra Height A Target Position gt T position H Three Shot Height Menu re ike Settings Image Resolution 5MP 2592x1944 Captured Data Review Display until user confirms Display for D second s EXIF Local Pos Fields Populated As Target Position v Save Image With Crosshair Save Image With Crosshair GPS antenna Camera Laser Data l www gemapsight com support GPS Settings This screen allows you to view and change the settings that affect Sm ike Settings wh d 246 BR how MapSight operates with GPS satellites Maximum PDOP Maxi PDOP 6 GPS Position Dilution of Precision PDOP value is a measure of the W overall accuracy of the current position The lower this value is then the more accurate your GPS position is likely to
89. information on the Zeroize utility is provided in the MapSight Utilities chapter Option B Hardware Restore e Reset the device from the power button menu or by holding down the power button until the display goes dark e When the green notification LED light appears on the front of your MapSight simultaneously press and hold the following buttons for several seconds o Clean Boot Home up arrow Context o Clean Storage Task up arrow Return o Clean Registry Start Context o Clean All Return left arrow Context e Hold the buttons until the progress bar reaches the second tick mark and then disappears Factory settings are restored automatically MapSight User Manual Page 106 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Using the stylus The stylus is attached to your MapSight Like the left button on a desktop computer mouse the stylus is a tool that lets you select or deselect items and enter data Like the right button the stylus lets you perform shortcuts like cutting and pasting Instructions for these tasks are listed in the table below To do this Follow these steps Enter data See Entering Information a section in the next section about data entry options Select Cut or Copy Select Paste from the context menu that appears an item Drag and drop Tap and drag the item to the destination Lift up the stylus Select multiple items Drag the stylus over the items For instructions on using the transcr
90. ion appears in the list of available services on your MapSight check the ActiveSync configuration on your desktop Tap Finish to save the settings Tap OK gt Done to close the Wireless Manager application On your MapSight tap Start gt Programs gt ActiveSync Choose Connect via Bluetooth Connecting to a desktop computer using a Bluetooth dongle 1 ON p a oe Make your MapSight discoverable Select the COM Ports tab Choose New Outgoing Port Select the device and tap Next Select an available COM Port Important Deselect clear the Secure connection option Deselecting this option ensures that the device disconnects its Bluetooth connection only when you tell it to MapSight User Manual Page 132 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 7 Tap Finish to save your settings 8 On your desktop computer right click the Bluetooth icon on your menu bar 9 Select Add Bluetooth device 10 Select Let me choose passkey 11 Type in a passkey 12 On your MapSight type in the same passkey 13 Tap Next OK and Done Print from MapSight to a Bluetooth printer using the Serial Port Profile Currently no built in Windows Mobile 6 application supports printers However you can use third party printing programs such as PrintBoy to print data from MapSight with a Bluetooth printer Before you set up a third party print application you need to first discover the Bluetooth printer To do so follow these steps 1
91. ity Council sanctions Supplier imposed restrictions and any other applicable authority trade restrictions not sell or export to countries detailed on these lists ikes also expects all resellers distributors and agents of MapSight product to comply with these same restrictions MapSight User Manual Page 96 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Additional Support In the first instance please contact your MapSight supplier with any enquiries or comments in regards to MapSight Alternatively ike gt can be contacted for further assistance ike PS Corporate Level One 42 Adelaide Road Mt Cook Wellington 6021 New Zealand T 64 4 382 8064 F 64 4 382 8250 Sales email sales gemapsight com Support email support gemapsight com Also visit our website www gemapsight com for the latest MapSight news documentation and software updates MapSight User Manual Page 97 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Appendix 2 Windows Mobile 6 1 Field PC Operations MapSight User Manual Page 98 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Appendix 2 Windows Mobile 6 1 Field PC Operations Introduction Your MapSight integrates a Windows Mobile 6 1 Field PC based on Juniper Archer ultra rugged technology with ikeGPS s MapSight camera compass laser distance finder and GPS instrumentation to provide a hard wearing one stop shop for your mobile data capture needs in the most extreme environment
92. lide the door latch to the right 2 Remove the battery door Note The door may make a noise while it is being removed caused by the door scraping ty against the battery The sound is normal no damage is done when you hear this sound Remove the old battery pack Make sure the battery contacts of the charged battery pack are clean and dry Insert the charged battery pack lining up the battery contacts with your MapSight contacts Insert the tabs on the bottom of the battery door into the case slots Close the battery door making sure the door latch is in the unlock position as the door meets the case With the door latch in the unlock position press on the battery door just below the door latch and slide the latch to the left to lock it 9 Reattach the hand strap T er ee ve gt Note If you remove the battery pack from your device and the device is still attached to the wall D charger the battery icon still appears on the display When the battery is replaced charging resumes For instructions on installing or charging a battery pack see Getting Started For instructions on maintaining and caring for your battery pack see Caring for your MapSight Using peripheral devices such as SD cards and USB flash drives MapSight accepts several peripheral devices The USB Host mini A accepts devices like USB flash drives and keyboards the Secure Digital SD card slot accepts SD SDHC memory cards 7 Note Your
93. ls Introduction MapSight Tools are easy to use data capture modes The specific MapSight Tools enabled on a MapSight unit are restricted to those licensed for that individual MapSight unit The standard MapSight Tools have similar on screen interfaces and start to finish workflows On screen interface Example data capture preview screen for Target Position 1 Status Target Position 2 Video Preview The top of the screen shows the gt A streaming feed from the camera task name any any relevant icons Most MapSight Tools show a e g battery level central crosshair to allow accuracte targetting of point of interest 4 Action Buttons At the bottom of the screen action buttons will show Buttons may differ depending on the options relevant to the on screen display 3 Instrument Readings The lower section of the screen Shows the instruments in use by the selected MapSight Tool Where any instrument does not have a useable reading a red border will appear around that reading Menu Next Distance The laser rangefinder distance from the MapSight unit to the targetted object Bearing The Compass bearing from the the MapSight unit towards the targetted object This initially displays a M Magentic bearing but as the GPS obtains a fix this will update to T True to adjust for localised magnetic declination variance GPS Skyplot Shows an overhead view of detected GPS satellites The black icons indicate satellites
94. ly when the Capture button is press Where One Shot Laser Mode has been selected the capture preview Distance value will be shown as Single WARNING Regardless of which the Laser Mode is AN selected the laser rangefinder emits a pulse that may cause infrared transmission detectors e g speed camera detectors to be activated The Measurement Units option controls the selection between recording distance measurement units e Feet option displays measured distance in feet and inches and records in decimal feet e g displayed 4 6 will record as 4 5 This option is enabled by default e Meters option displays and records measured distance in decimal meters The capture preview and review screens will present the measured range in the Distance panel MapSight User Manual Page 31 MS 101 14 07 3 2 nS ike Settings a qf 2 47 Gk Laser Mode Streaming O One Shot Measurement Units O Meters Feet GPS Antenna Camera Laser Data www gemapsight com support Data Settings This screen allows you to view and change the top level Data X ike Settings gt 42 17 BE Folder where MapSight stores its Job sub folders The default Data Folder Current Data Folder directory is SD Card Cone Date heer toe ea Data Folder shows the Current Data Folder Browse Tap the Browse button in the Data Folder box to show the directory browser dialog Use the folder tree
95. mapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Communicating with a Desktop Computer Earlier you learned how to create an ActiveSync partnership between your MapSight and your desktop computer In this section learn how to e Install ActiveSync on a desktop computer e Create an ActiveSync connection e Install Windows Mobile Device Center on a desktop computer e Create a Windows Mobile Device center connection Install ActiveSync on a desktop computer Windows 2000 and Windows XP gt lt Note If you have Windows Vista 7 see Install Windows Mobile Device Center 1 Download and run the ActiveSync 4 5 from ActiveSync 4 5 2 Follow the directions on the screen to install Windows ActiveSync 4 5 hy Note Install ActiveSync before attaching the USB cable to the desktop or MapSight Creating an ActiveSync Connection 1 Plug USB Client end mini B of the USB communications cable into your MapSight 2 Plug the USB Host end full size A of the USB communications cable into your desktop computer 3 Establish an ActiveSync partnership by following the instructions on the desktop computer screen Install Windows Mobile Device Center on a Desktop Computer Windows Vista 7 To install the Windows Mobile Device Center on a desktop computer with Windows Vista 7 complete the following steps 1 Connect your device to your desktop computer 2 Download the Windows Mobile Device Center Installer to your computer by clicking on the downl
96. may damage your device and void your warranty MapSight User Manual Page 17 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Charging your Battery Charging Time Charge a discharged battery pack from 4 to 6 hours or until the charge indicator LED turns green to indicate full charge Charging temperatures Only charge your battery pack in temperatures between 32 F and 113 F 0 C and 45 C For best results charge the battery pack at room temperature 68 F or 20 C AX WARNING Misusing the battery pack may cause it to overheat rupture or ignite and cause serious injury Be sure to follow these safety rules Do not heat the battery pack or place it in fire or direct sunshine Do not install the battery pack backwards Do not connect the battery terminals with any metal object such as wire Do not solder onto the battery pack Do not disassemble or modify the battery pack In the rare event that the battery pack leaks and fluid gets into the eye do not rub the eye Rinse well with water and immediately seek medical care Your MapSight will naturally pick up a magnetic signature over time that may affect the accuracy MapSight User Manual Page 18 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Compass calibration Once you have fully charged your MapSight unit we recommend that you calibrate the compass to fine tune the compass for your local operating area The Calibrate Compass utility guides the user through an in fi
97. ment task to start the video preview screen To use this mode follow the onscreen instructions to capture the required detail Aim the MapSight at the base of the tree and tap the Next green arrow button Aim the MapSight at the truck of the tree to mark the DBH diameter at breast height and tap the Next green arrow button A temporary zoomed image of the selected DBH area will be stored for later use MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Page 56 Tree Assessment yill Tree Assessment m Tree Assessment task Tree Assessment gt Baim at ground Vi 3D Fix 210 0 T TA E Cancel A Menu A Next Tree Assessment EP Aim at DBH O EE a f P d p ANG The praem POOP son EX es 3D Fix Cancel A Menu A Next www gemapsight com support Aim the MapSight at the tree and tap the Next green arrow Tree Assessment button we Aim the MapSight at the left most extent of the foliage and tap the Next green arrow button Aim the MapSight at the right most extent of the foliage and tap _ Tree Assessment the Next green arrow button me _ a MapSight User Manual Page 57 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Adjust the left hand side of the DBH User the Left and Right hardware buttons to move the left DBH marker to align with the left side of the tree trunk Tap the Next green arrow button Tree Assessment aa Tree Assessment Cancel J Menu JU Next
98. n to save the target without Label Comments recorded and return to the Home screen Tap the Home button to abandon the target and delete the recorded data Refer to the Target Position MapSight Tool for instruction on adding Label and Comment MapSight User Manual Page 42 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Missing Line Summary The Missing Line mode is used to calculate the horizontal distance between any two objects When performing Missing Line measurements the use of a MapSight low magnetic signature tripod is strongly recommended as this will assist in minimizing potential error introduced due to changing the hand held height of the MapSight during the measurement Step by step Select the Missing MapSight Tool from the Home menu all ge Missing Line er Only 9 mer Height gt 2 Target Position 9 i Three Shot Height MapSight User Manual Page 43 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The default tasks for the Missing Line MapSight Tool will be Shown A red star will indicate the mandatory tasks Tap the Missing Line task to start the video preview screen Missing Line Missing Line task Aim at the start point _ Missing Line Confirm your targeting i Tap Next Aim at the end point Confirm your targeting Tap Next MapSight User Manual Page 44 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Recompose the scene so that the superimposed line is in the AN Line center
99. ndard Windows Mobile button functions may be reassigned for MapSight application use Please refer to the MapSight application instruction for button use MapSight User Manual Page 103 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Customizing button functions Each button performs a specific function You may customize the function of the following four buttons to open programs or perform shortcuts e Start menu button e Task Manager button e Home button e Context menu button NLs An Note The functions assigned to the Enter button Power button and Four way directional button cannot be customized To reassign a program or shortcut to a button follow these steps 1 Tap Start gt Settings gt Personal tab gt Buttons A list of buttons and their current assignments is displayed on the Program Buttons tab 2 Tap the button you want to reassign as shown here 3S Settings a 43 03 BE 1 Select a button lt Start Menu gt Bisutton 2 taskmgr ft Button 3 lt Today gt B Button 4 lt Context Menu gt 2 Assign a program Program Buttons FY 3 Inthe Assign a program box tap the program or shortcut 1 Settings 4 4 3 03 ER you want to assign to the button In the example here the user has selected Start Menu i Solbet a hittem 4 Tap OK _utton1 lt Start Menu gt Button 2 taskmor fe Button 3 lt Today gt B Button 4 lt Context Menu gt eStart Menu gt lt Start Menu gt Program Bu
100. ng 42 8723 Step by step Select the Target Position MapSight Tool from the Home menu missie Line Photo Only Span Height r p 4 r MWEE Position KS T Three Shot Height MapSight User Manual Page 36 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The default tasks for the Target Position MapSight Tool will Target Position be shown A red star will indicate the mandatory tasks Tap the Target Position task to start the video preview screen gg aset Position Target Position task feq Label e Comment Move your MapSight until the crosshairs are centered on the target object you wish to capture data on Check that the PDOP and GPS Fix readings are good The border around the instruments readouts will change in color depending on the quality of the reading e Ared border will indicates that that reading is outside the limits of the instrument e Anorange border indicates that the reading can be used but there may have been manual adjustments made to allow capture outside the default recommended settings Hold the MapSight unit steady ensure you re still on target and tap the Next button or capture soft key Exposure Control If lighting conditions are an issue use the Exposure increase a decrease buttons Right or Left arrow keys to either lighten or darken the target photo vy When the Right or Left arrow keys are pressed the Manual Exposure icon will appear in the bottom
101. not binding on Microsoft or its affiliates When allowed by your local laws ikePS JS and Microsoft exclude implied warranties of merchantability fitness for a particular purpose and non infringement 17 LIABILITY LIMITATIONS You can recover from Microsoft and its affiliates only direct damages up to fifty U S Dollars U S 50 00 or equivalent in local currency You cannot recover any other damages including consequential lost profits special indirect or incidental damages This limitation applies to e anything related to the software services content including code on third party internet sites or third party programs and e claims for breach of contract breach of warranty guarantee or condition strict liability negligence or other tort to the extent permitted by applicable law It also applies even if Microsoft should have been aware of the possibility of the damages The above limitation may not apply to you because your country may not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental consequential or other damages 18 EXPORT RESTRICTIONS The software is subject to United States export laws and regulations You must comply with all domestic and international export laws and regulations that apply to the software These laws include restrictions on destinations end users and end use For additional information see www microsoft com exporting MapSight User Manual Page 94 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 0
102. ns are located at www ikegps com and are made a part of and incorporated by reference into this EULA By accepting this EULA you are also accepting the additional terms and conditions if any set forth therein 14 General This EULA shall be governed by the internal laws of the country of New Zealand without giving effect to principles of conflict of laws You hereby consent to the exclusive jurisdiction and venue of the courts sitting in New Zealand to resolve any disputes arising under this EULA In each case this EULA shall be construed and enforced without regard to the United Nations Convention on the International Sale of Goods This EULA contains the complete agreement between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous agreements or understandings whether oral or written You agree that any varying or additional terms contained in any purchase order or other written notification or document issued by you in relation to the Software licensed hereunder shall be of no effect The failure or delay of ikeGPS to exercise any of its rights under this EULA or upon any breach of this EULA shall not be deemed a waiver of those rights or of the breach No ikeGPS dealer agent or employee is authorized to make any amendment to this EULA unless such amendment is in writing and signed by a duly authorized representative of ikeGPS If any provision of this EULA shall be held by a court of competen
103. nt less impact e Keep other magnetic objects away e g sighting compasses magnetic toys etc The calibration may be performed indoors but be aware of the cautions above The ideal location to perform the operation would be in the middle of a field away from any man made structures MapSight User Manual Page 19 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 How to calibrate e To start the calibration process tap the Calibrate Compass icon on the main screen e Review the Compass Calibration welcome screen and tap the screen to continue Step 1 North Orientation e Atthe align screen move your MapSight until the red line is best aligned with the N Note The bar indicator at the bottom of the screen will move D into the green zone when correctly aligned MapSight User Manual Page 20 MS 101 14 07 3 2 fe Tuesday 12 53 PM January 28 2014 MapSight Calibrate Compass MapSight OSv5 2 5 Calendar Contacts CompassCalibratir 7 12 53 This application will calibrate your MapSight compass Keep away from large metal objects during the process see User Manual for detailed advice Tap lt Quit gt at any time to terminate the process without making any changes Tap the screen to continue Quit FY Menu CompassCalibratir 7 12 54 Step 1 Align the red line roughly with M Note where your MapSight is pointing and perform next steps Facing t
104. oad link that appears in the pop up window 3 Select Run this program from its current location and click OK 4 Follow the instructions on the screen Creating a Windows Mobile Device Center Connection Once Windows Mobile Device Center has been installed create a connection at any time by plugging one end of a USB cable into the computer and the other end into your MapSight Windows Mobile Device Center automatically opens Follow the steps on the screen w Note For more information about connecting to a computer using either ActiveSync or Windows Mobile Device center visit the Microsoft Windows Mobile website MapSight User Manual Page 122 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Getting to Know Programs and Settings This section describes e Programs and utilities on the Start menu e Applications on the Programs menu e Programs available on the Getting Started Disc e How to find settings on MapSight Understanding Start menu programs and utilities The Start menu is the main access point to all programs in Windows Mobile It allows you to access files programs or system settings To access the Start menu tap the Start flag icon or press the Start menu button on the keypad The Start Tuesday 1 39 PM j January 28 2014 menu appears shown at right A description of each Start menu option follows O A Note that some of these options may not display due to MapSight Calibrate Compass the version of M
105. ocks up you can reset the device by pressing and holding the Power button for 10 seconds or until the screen goes dark After a few seconds if there is sufficient charge in the battery the device will reset and turn on again Restoring the device to its factory state Follow the steps below to restore the user storage settings and icons on your MapSight to their original factory defaults WARNING Restoring MapSight to its original factory state will permanently erase data saved on any software you installed and any changes you made to MapSight including settings changes Following this operation you will need to reinstall MapSight OS from the MapSight Software and any other CDs provided Option A MapSight OS Zeroize Utility e Select Start gt MapSight Utilities gt Zeroize e Check the Zero Storage Card option if desired then Confirm or Cancel the operation WARNING Selecting the Zero Storage Card option will cause all data in the Storage folder and on any fitted SD Card to be permanently deleted Only select this option if you intentionally wish to destroy all data in the Storage folder and on the SD Card CAUTION Using the Zero Storage Card on larger capacity SD SDHC cards may take some time to process and can potentially corrupt the card if interrupted If you need to clear content of larger capacity SD Cards we recommend removing the card and deleting reformatting via a SD Card reader attached to you desktop PC d Note More
106. of the Software so identified for use by students and faculty of educational institutions only 2 License Grants The licenses granted in this Section 2 are subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this EULA a You may install and use any GE MapSight View software on as many desktop computers within your organization as required b You may only install MapSight Tool licenses on a single MapSight unit A MapSight Tool license on a MapSight unit may not be shared installed or used concurrently on different MapSight units MapSight User Manual Page 85 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 c You shall only use and or read the output file created from the Software only with programs compatible of receiving output from the MapSight software You shall not decrypt or reverse engineer any output file created from the Software d Mandatory Product Activation The license rights granted under this Agreement may be limited to the first thirty 30 days after you first install the Software unless you supply information required to activate your licensed copy in the manner described during the setup sequence of the Software You may need to activate the Software through the use of the Internet or telephone toll charges may apply There are technological measures in this Software that are designed to prevent unlicensed or illegal use of the Software You agree that ikeGPS may use those measures and you agree to follow any requirem
107. of the image ay Tap Next to continue The camera will click and depending on camera settings will revert to the Three Shot Height selection screen Where there is a successful recording a green tick will appear alongside the task From here the information can be abandoned tap the Home button retaken tap Missing Line again to delete the photo and re enter the video preview and data entered into non mandatory Label and Comment fields Tap the Label task button to enter the Label entry screen Tap the Comment task button to enter the Comment entry screen Tap the Save button to save the target without Label Comments recorded and return to the Home screen Tap the Home button to abandon the target and delete the recorded data a Missing Line Missing Line task Refer to the Target Position MapSight Tool for instruction on adding Label and Comment MapSight User Manual Page 45 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Span Height Summary In Span Height mode Is used to calculate the vertical height above ground of a point on a span for example the mid span height of a cable or wire The user is guided through a series of steps to allow a measurement of the vertical distance between for example a suspended wire and the reasonably level ground below When performing span height measurements the use of a MapSight low Magnetic Signature Tripod is strongly recommended as this will assist in minimizing poten
108. ogs MUSIC LI My Documents LI Program Files SD Card Storage Li Li a a Select All Refresh Show All Files Sort By New Folder Rename Delete Edit a 46208 X Go To Refresh Show All Files Sort By New Folder Rename Delete www gemapsight com support Copying data from a peripheral device You can copy data from an SD card or USB flash drive onto your MapSight by following these steps On your MapSight tap Start gt Programs gt File Explorer Tap and hold the file you want to copy to your MapSight A pop up menu appears as shown here gt Note Ifyou want to copy multiple files tap and drag the stylus over the files Once the files are selected tap and hold the stylus on the files until a pop up menu appears Select Copy from the pop up menu File Explorer ge 4 209 X E My Device v Name v LI Application D _ ConnMgr LI Documents a Copy Rename Delete Open the destination folder where you want to place S File Explorer 2 d zus X your file To copy the file to the device drive select My F Personal Name device Tap and hold the stylus on the white space below the e list of existing files until a pop up menu appears Show All Files Paste Paste Shortcut New Folder Select Paste The copied file appears in the folder JS File Explorer 2 d 2us X E Personal v Name v Refresh Show All Files Paste Paste Shortcut New Folder MapSight User Manual Page 121 www ge
109. on for the device for details If there is no passkey listed for the device tap Next then No On your MapSight select Serial Port and tap Finish The device appears on the list of partnerships Choose the COM Ports tab Choose New Outgoing Port and tap Next Select a COM port that is available Important Deselect clear the Secure Connection checkbox Deselecting this option ensures that the device disconnects the Bluetooth connection only when you tell it to Tap Finish to save the settings Tap OK and Done to close the Wireless Manager application Configuring ActiveSync on a Bluetooth enabled desktop computer to synchronize through the Serial Port Profile 1 2 Oe 10 11 12 Make sure ActiveSync is set up properly on your desktop computer Make sure there are no current ActiveSync connections on your desktop gt Note If another device is already connected to the desktop serial ports do not appear D available To fix this unplug the connected device then tap Refresh on your MapSight On the Today screen of your MapSight tap on the Wireless Manager icon and make sure Bluetooth is on or discoverable Within Wireless Manager select Menu then tap Bluetooth Settings Select the Devices tab Tap New Partnership Tap on the name of the desktop computer then tap Next Enter a passkey on your MapSight Enter the same passkey on your desktop computer Select ActiveSync on your MapSight If no ActiveSync opt
110. on of the Software you may permanently transfer all of your rights under this EULA only as part of a sale or transfer provided you transfer all of the Software including all component parts the media and printed materials any upgrades all platforms this EULA the serial numbers and if applicable all other software products provided together with the Software and the recipient agrees to the terms of this EULA If the copy of the Software is licensed as part of the whole MapSight Software as defined above the Software shall be transferred only with and as part of the sale or transfer of the whole MapSight software and not separately You may not sell or transfer any Software purchased under a volume discount You may not sell or transfer any Demo version or Not For Resale Version of the Software If the Software is an Education Version You may not sell or transfer any such Software to anyone except to another entity or person who is otherwise qualified to purchase Education Versions of the Software d Unless otherwise provided herein you may not modify the Software or create derivative works based upon the Software e Education Versions may not be used for or distributed to any party for any commercial purpose f Unless otherwise provided herein you shall not a in the aggregate install or use more than one copy of the Demo version Software b download the Demo version Software under more than one username c alter the content
111. on or entity 6 Ownership The foregoing license gives you limited license to use the Software ikeGPS and its suppliers retain all right title and interest including all copyright and intellectual property rights in and to the Software as an independent work and as an underlying work serving as a basis for any application you may develop and all copies thereof All rights not specifically granted in this EULA including International Copyrights are reserved by ikeGPS and its suppliers 7 LIMITED WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMER a Except with respect to any Sample Application Code Demo version and Not For Resale Version of the Software ikeGPS warrants that for a period of ninety 90 days from the date of delivery as evidenced by a copy of your receipt a when used with a recommended hardware configuration the Software will perform in substantial conformance with the documentation supplied with the Software and b the physical media on which the Software is furnished will be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use b IKEGPS PROVIDES NO REMEDIES OR WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED FOR ANY SAMPLE APPLICATION CODE DEMO VERSION AND THE NOT FOR RESALE VERSION OF THE SOFTWARE ANY SAMPLE APPLICATION CODE DEMO VERSION AND THE NOT FOR RESALE VERSION OF THE SOFTWARE ARE PROVIDED AS IS c EXCEPT AS SET FORTH IN THE FOREGOING LIMITED WARRANTY WITH RESPECT TO SOFTWARE OTHER THAN ANY SAMPLE APPLICATION CODE
112. orded data Target Position JTarget Position task Label Adelaide Road Pole 11 Y comment r Old wooden pole on cory The Target Position MapSight Tool will return to the Home menu Only rea Height gt D 4 4 MapSight User Manual Page 39 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 3 Shot Height Summary Directly measure the height of an object such as a pole from a remote position even when the base of the object is obscured In 3 Shot Height mode the user is guided through a series of steps to measure the vertical height of an object where the base of the object is not necessarily visible When performing 3 Shot Height measurements the use of a MapSight low magnetic signature tripod is strongly recommended as this will assist in minimizing potential error introduced due to changing the hand held height of the MapSight during the measurement Step by step Select the Three Shot Height MapSight Tool from the Home menu er Only mer Height gt Target Positi A arget Position gt pg mee Shot Height Dy a Iree Assessment MapSight User Manual Page 40 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The default tasks for the Three Shot Height MapSight Tool will Three Shot Height be shown A red star will indicate the mandatory tasks Tap the Three Shot Height task to start the video preview Three Shot Height screen Three Shot Height rat e
113. ou to record quick Notes and attach audio recordings This viewer allows you to thumbnail preview pictures or videos in a specified folder without opening it Allows the user of the device to interact with a remote PC running Windows XP or Vista 7 The search function helps you find files or programs Use this application to list currently running programs Use this application to enter new tasks or to view and modify existing Tap this icon to toggle the touch screen on and off When the touch screen is turned off navigate by using the directional buttons and shortcut buttons Toggle TS can be applied to a button for easy access This program gives you Windows Live Inbox account This program gives access to your entertainment files Icons for additional programs you install on your MapSight unit may appear on the Programs screen MapSight User Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Page 124 www gemapsight com support Finding settings To locate settings tap Start gt Settings The Settings window appears showing three menu tabs Personal System and Connections Use the following chart to identify the location of specific settings Icon Tab Setting Personal System Connections About v Backlight v Beam v Bluetooth v Buttons v Certificates Clock and Alarms Connections v Customer Feedback Domain Enroll v Encryption Error Reporting External GPS MapSight Settings Input v Lock v Managed Programs Memory Menus v Ne
114. ow for battery power appears shown here Drag the backlight slider slightly to the left to dim the i Settings 4 lt 3 16 BR backlight Drag the slider all the way to the left to turn the backlight off og a 2 HHH HHH HHH HEHEHE EDS HHH HHH HHH HEH HHH DS PH HHHH HHH HEH HHH OSG wilt Liles wiles Battery Power External Power Power Brightness Adjust power settings to conserve power Adjusting the backlight timer By default the display and keypad backlights are set to turn off after one minute of inactivity To adjust the time when your backlight turns off follow these steps Tap Start gt Settings gt System tab gt Backlight The ie Settings 63 17 BR Backlight window appears To change the timer for external power tap the External Power tab Warning Using backlight while on battery power will substantially reduce battery life 1 Select or deselect the two options 2 Ifyou selected the first checkbox choose the length device is not used For of time before the backlight turns off Lill pve debater pressed or the screen is tapped Battery Power External Power Brightness Adjust power settings to conserve power MapSight User Manual Page 114 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Performing Common Tasks on MapSight This section teaches you how to perform the following common tasks e Power Settings e Explore files e Close programs that are running
115. pears Pogan 1 Config again Tap OK to exit the screen i X Task Windows Manager Update Connections Personal System Understanding LED signals MapSight signals events and processes using a charge LED and a notification LED Charge LED This red light appears to the left of the Start menu button A flashing light signals that the battery is currently charging a solid light signals that the wall charger is connected but that the battery is fully charged D Note When the device is suspended or powered off the charge LED does not appear Notification LED Appearing on the right side of the Enter button the green notification LED appears briefly when you power on the unit after the device is reset or restored to factory defaults Replacing the battery pack To replace the battery pack follow these steps 1 Close all running programs 2 Suspend the device 3 Remove the power cable if connected CAUTION The device only stays on for about five seconds without a power source Always suspend your device before replacing the battery pack Carefully unhook and lift up the bottom hand strap hook CAUTION Releasing the hand strap hook too quickly may result in injury or damage to ht User Manual Page 108 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 the display Use caution when undoing the hook or when holding your MapSight by its hand strap 1 Press on the battery door about 1 4 beneath the door latch and s
116. pplications installed on your MapSight To access the Programs menu tap Start gt Programs Applications in the Programs menu are described below in the order they appear For on device help instructions on how to use a program or for a more detailed description of a program follow these steps 1 Open the program 2 Tap Start gt Help For more detailed instructions about using on device help see the section called Using on device help The default applications in the Programs menu comprise the following Games Windows Mobile Games Bubble Breaker or Solitaire ActiveSync Use this to synchronize your MapSight with a desktop or laptop computer If required you can also use ActiveSync to explore your MapSight and synchronize your contact information calendar information emails and more Calculator This program simulates a calculator File Explorer Getting Started Internet Sharing Messaging Messenger Notes Pictures and Videos Remote Desktop Mobile Search Task Manager Tasks Toggle TS Windows Live Windows Media This utility lets you view your MapSight directory folders so you can locate files Window Mobile shortcuts to common first use setup activities Internet Sharing on lets you utilize your Windows Mobile device as a data modem This program gives access to connected Email accounts This program gives you quick access to your Windows Live Inbox and Messenger account This function allows y
117. rage Storage temperature range of your MapSight Your MapSight can be stored at temperatures between 22 F and 140 F 30 C to 60 C Where possible store your MapSight indoors out of direct sunlight in a cool non humid location and away from electric magnetic materials Doing so helps protect your device from extreme temperature changes and helps your device run efficiently at start up Storing your MapSight for less than two weeks If you plan to store your device for less than two weeks suspend the device by following these steps 1 Asa precaution back up your data onto a desktop computer or an external storage device such as a SD card See Using the Hardware for more instructions on backing up your data TS Disable TS Leave the battery pack in the device 3 Ifyou plan to store the device longer than a few days it is a good idea to leave the device connected to the wall charger or to make sure the battery pack is fully charged 4 Suspend the device Power Button Cancel Power Off is not available when using external power MapSight User Manual Page 77 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Storing your MapSight for more than two weeks To store the device safely for longer than two weeks follow these steps Back up your data Press the Task Manager button to close all running application programs Charge the battery pack to full capacity 100 Unplug the wall charger Pres
118. re no undelete utilities to restore this data Once the Zeroize process has begun data cannot be recovered The Zeroize application has two modes of for resetting the MapSight unit Mode 1 Delete Applications and My Documents data ie Zeroize p d 1 3 The default option is to delete only the MapSight OS system and all uy uy other data and applications BUT will leave data in the Storage F folder and baraa fitted SD Card intact WARNING Tapping the Confirm button reset the MapSight unit to a factory state but retains data in the Storage folder and on a fitted SD Card Tapping the Cancel button will close the Zeroize applet E _ Zero Storage and SD Card Folders gy mn Ena gy Mode 2 Clean All rS Zeroize Er q 1 34 Dk Selecting the Zero Storage and SD Card Folders checkbox will Uy Uy delete all applications and data on the MapSight unit Tapping the Confirm button will reset the MapSight unit to a WARNING factory state This will also delete all contents of the Storage folder and any fitted SD Card gt lt Note As this process deletes all data on a fitted SD card a Zeroize with Zero Storage and SD Card Folders selected may EE N take some time depending on the size of the SD card installed l ag Confi ae Tapping the Cancel button will close the Zeroize applet g wy After Zeroize MapSight OS must be re installed to restore full MapSight functionality Any other
119. recorded Tap the Home button to abandon the target and delete the recorded data Photo Only task Refer to the Target Position MapSight Tool for instruction on adding Label and Comment MapSight User Manual Page 51 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Local Point Summary This MapSight Tool is used to capture an average GPS position over a series of 30 readings When used with a custom MapSight View form the number of GPS readings can be adjusted to suit data collection requirements Local og Position Y Local Point Recordings 28 Cancel A Menu A Next Step by step Select the Local Point MapSight Tool from the Home menu ga Size PLS g Size 3D gt fg boca Point MapSight User Manual Page 52 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The default tasks for the Local Point MapSight Tool will be aes Local Point till shown A red star will indicate the mandatory tasks Tap the Local Point task to start the local point averaging Local Point screen ES Point task asc Label eg Comment To use this mode tap the start button to being calculating Local Point an average position Recordings 30 GPS readings will be counted down until all recordings are completed MapSight User Manual Page 53 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 When all recordings a complete an average Latitude Longitude Altitude and PDOP will be presented Tap Next to sav
120. right of the Camera Window Tapping the icon will return the Camera to Auto Exposure mode and the icon will disappear If the photo is too dark and the target cannot be Target Position _ Target Position distinguished press the Right key to lighten the photo MapSight User Manual Page 37 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 If the photo Is too light and the target cannot be distinguished press the Left key to darken the photo The camera will click and depending on camera settings will either show the review screen or revert to the Target Position task selection screen With the review screen enabled the screen will display a Static Image of the target photo and the instrument time at time of capture You can tap the ery Information icon top left to access On geospatial data about the target Green back arrow bottom right to retake the target This will return to the preview screen The information screen will provide instrument readings in regards to the local MapSight position target position and other instrument readings Tap the Next button to save the target and continue Where there is a successful recording a green tick will appear alongside the task From here the information can be abandoned tap the Home button retaken tap Target Position again to delete the photo and re enter the video preview and data entered into non mandatory Label and Comment fields Tap the Label task b
121. rosoft Programs and Additional Required Licenses Except as provided below these license terms apply to all Microsoft programs included with the software If the license terms with any of those programs give you other rights that do not expressly conflict with these license terms you also have those rights i This agreement does not grant you any rights with respect to the Windows Mobile Device Center Microsoft ActiveSync or Microsoft Outlook 2007 Trial which are subject to the licenses accompanying those items Speech Recognition If the software includes speech recognition componentis you understand that speech recognition is an inherently statistical process and that recognition errors are inherent in the process Neither ike PS JS nor Microsoft or their suppliers shall be liable for any damages arising out of errors in the speech recognition process Phone Functionality If the device software includes phone functionality all or certain portions of the device software may be inoperable if you do not have and maintain a service account with a wireless telecommunication carrier Mobile Operator or if the Mobile Operator s network Is not operating or configured to operate with the device MapSight User Manual Page 91 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 3 SCOPE OF LICENSE The software is licensed not sold This agreement only gives you some rights to use the software ike PS JS and Microsoft reserve all oth
122. s The main user interface of has been optimized to allow best access to MapSight functions This optimization has involved replacing the standard Windows Mobile Today screen with a layout that allows easy access to MapSight functions that are used on a day to day basis and rationalizing the Start menu for frequently used MapSight specific options Screen images in this section will appear colored with respect to the standard Windows Default theme While the MapSight device still retains all the Windows Mobile 6 1 functionality it is primarily designed as a data capture device WARNING Adjusting Windows Mobile settings may affect the performance or functionality of your MapSight unit This appendix provides an overview of the additional Windows Mobile Field PC functions pre installed on the computer component of your MapSight device If you require further assistance on functionality that is not covered in this manual please consult the following resources e MapSight The Support pages of www gemapsight com e Windows Mobile The Windows Mobile pages of www microsoft com Overview of Windows Mobile 6 Your MapSight runs the Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 operating system designed for mobile devices It comes with programs that manage the data capture capability and provides you with familiar Microsoft programs to help you increase your productivity and manage information effectively For example Microsoft Office
123. s available from your MapSight reseller This MapSight Tool is used to capture a calibrated geo referenced 5MP photo of a telecommunication or utility pole The photo can then be transferred to the desktop for measurement and annotation using the desktop MapSight Annotate PLS software The annotated image is then compatible for export into software products from Power Line Systems Inc True Size PLS Step by step Select the True Size PLS MapSight Tool from the Home menu gr Assessment gt gr Size Pole gt Size 3D gt Local Point Menu MapSight User Manual Page 64 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The default tasks for the True Size PLS MapSight Tool will be i tll a True Size PLS FS oe Size PLS task giae ose Comment shown A red star will indicate the mandatory tasks Tap the True Size PLS task to start the video preview screen To use this mode aim the MapSight to compose your scene with the pole in the center of the preview The vertical part of the crosshair should align with the vertical pole Tap the Next button to capture the target Depending on settings the camera click noise will be made and either the Review or Task screen will be displayed Where enabled the Review screen will show the captured target image Tap the back button green arrow to abandon the photo and retake the target Tap the Next button to save the photo and move to the task screen MapSi
124. s email calendar notes and tasks download and install Windows Mobile Device Center through Windows Update on the Start menu of your desktop computer e f you have Windows 2000 or Windows XP Windows Mobile 6 requires that you use Microsoft ActiveSync 4 1 or greater to connect to your desktop computer ActiveSync 4 5 is available from the Microsoft website at http www microsoft com download en details aspx id 15 Follow the next steps to install Microsoft ActiveSync which allows you to install programs onto your device using a desktop computer 1 Ensure Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 is installed on your Windows XP desktop Welcome to the Pocket PC Sync Setup Wizard 2 Select your language 3 If ActiveSync 4 5 or greater has not been installed on your desktop computer follow the directions on the screen to install it Ng AAN Note nstall ActiveSync before attaching the USB cable to the desktop or MapSight Step 5 Creating a connection to a desktop computer 1 Plug USB Client end mini B of the USB communications cable into the USB B port of your MapSight unit 2 Plug the USB Host end full size A of the USB communications cable into a USB 2 0 or 1 0 port of your desktop laptop computer 3 Establish an Windows Mobile Device Center ActiveSync partnership by following the instructions on the desktop computer screen a gt Note The first time the MapSight unit is connected Windows may tak
125. s of a hard drive or computer system to enable the use of the Demo version Software for an aggregate period in excess of the trial period for one license to such Demo version MapSight User Manual Page 86 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 d disclose the results of software performance benchmarks obtained using the Demo version to any third party without ikeGPS s prior written consent or e use the Demo version of the Software for a purpose other than the sole purpose of determining whether to purchase a license to a commercial or education version of the software provided however notwithstanding the foregoing you are strictly prohibited from installing or using the Demo version of the Software for any commercial training purpose g You may only use the Not for Resale Version of the Software to review and evaluate the Software h You may not export the Software into any country prohibited by New Zealand or United States law and the regulations thereunder i You may receive the Software in more than one medium but you shall only install or use one medium Regardless of the number of media you receive you may use only the medium that is appropriate for the server or computer on which the Software is to be installed j You shall not use the Software to develop any product having the same primary function as the Software k In the event that you fail to comply with this EULA ikeGPS may terminate the license and you mu
126. s of the agreement between ikeGPS and you ikeGPS would not be able to provide the Software on an economic basis without such limitations Such Limited Warranty and Disclaimer Exclusive Remedies and Limited Liability inure to the benefit of IkKeGPS s licensors 11 New Zealand GOVERNMENT RESTRICTED RIGHTS LEGEND This Software and the documentation are provided with RESTRICTED RIGHTS applicable to private and public licenses alike Without limiting the foregoing use duplication or disclosure by the New Zealand Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in this EULA Manufacturer IKEGPS Ltd Level One 42 Adelaide Road Wellington New Zealand 6021 12 Outside of New Zealand Consumer End Users Only MapSight User Manual Page 89 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The limitations or exclusions of warranties and liability contained in this EULA do not affect or prejudice the statutory rights of a consumer i e a person acquiring goods otherwise than in the course of a business The limitations or exclusions of warranties remedies or liability contained in this EULA shall apply to you only to the extent such limitations or exclusions are permitted under the laws of the jurisdiction where you are located 13 Third Party Software The Software may contain third party software which requires notices and or additional terms and conditions Such required third party software notices and or additional terms and conditio
127. s the Power button until the Power Button menu appears Select Power Off from the menu and then tap OK Place your MapSight in a safe dry place a oY i Taking your MapSight out of extended storage The battery pack discharges slightly during extended storage periods When you are ready to use your MapSight again follow these steps so your battery pack runs efficiently Plug your MapSight into a charger Charge the battery pack To check the battery power status tap on the battery icon at D the top of the screen Only charge the battery pack in temperatures between 32 F and 104 F 0 C and 40 C For best results charge the battery pack at room temperature 68 F or 20 C Protecting the touchscreen Protect the touchscreen from impact pressure or abrasive substances that could damage it To further protect the touchscreen a tested screen protector accessory is available from your MapSight reseller CAUTION Be sure to replace the screen protector as often as the screen protector manufacturer packaging directs To apply a screen protector follow these steps 1 Make sure your MapSight is free of oils and dirt You can wipe it with a microfiber cloth Fit the screen protector onto your MapSight screen in accordance with the supplied installation instructions 3 Smooth the screen protector while peeling back the liner working out air bubbles as you go Continue smoothing until the liner is removed N Note Som
128. se steps 1 Press the Task Manager button 2 Tap and hold program you want to switch to 3 Tap Activate from the popup menu The program comes to the forefront Viewing memory allocation for programs To see how much memory is available for programs and storage on your MapSight follow these steps Tap Start gt Settings gt System gt Memory Anew Te Settings e ESCE window appears as shown in the following image Storage Program Total 509 31 MB Total 107 46 MB The Main tab displays the amount of memory the Inuse 40 55MB Inuse 21 19MB Free 465 76 MB Free 56 27 MB Windows Mobile operating system has automatically allocated to file and data Storage versus Program storage This tab also displays the Total amount of memory the amount In use and the remaining available Free memory Main Find large files using storage memory a MapSight User Manual Page 117 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The Storage Card tab displays how much memory is ie Settings e d 3 19 BR available in the allocated Storage folder and on any storage card that is inserted into the MapSight unit Total storage card memory 181 22 MB By default the list box will show how the status of the eea anaia ha Storage folder Er Main Storage Card Find large Files using storage memory a Ifa SD card is fitted tap the drop down list and then ne Settings e 4 si9 BR select the Storag
129. ser Manual MS 101 14 07 3 2 Page 116 S File Explorer E Show E e My Device ai Storage sp Card logs D Music Lj My Documents LI Program Files SD Card r Storage LB Temp Lj Windows amp cemail Diagnostics _ i Niani i 1 30 14 144K 1 28 14 1 57K a 4 3 18 K a 4 3 18 X no File Explorer E My Device v Application D B ConnMgr B Documents a LI logs I Music LI My Documents LD Program Files SD Card r5 Storage LB Temp BU Windows amp cemail Diagnostics _ Diagnosti Refresh Show All Files Sort By gt New Folder Rename Delete Edit www gemapsight com support Closing running programs Closing programs that are not being used frees memory and allows the device to run faster We recommend closing any programs you are not using Nr AN Note n many cases tapping on the Ixl in the top right corner of a program only minimizes the program the program continues to run in the background To close one or more running programs follow these steps Press the Task Manager button TaskManager 44318 amp The screen at the right appears aa aaan 4 ActiveSync File Explorer 120K 0 E Task Manager 88 0K 0 Select the program s you want to close Tap End Task End Task Fa Menu Switching between running programs To switch between programs running on your MapSight follow the
130. sfied Tap the Next button to continue Tip If you are in a situation where you cannot see the point on the ground directly below the wire you can aim at a point on the ground at the same height instead only the vertical height will be used at this stage Span Height igi A around ay eee sis Recompose your scene with the measurement superimposed Span Height and tap the Next button to finalize the measurement ka Tey oe MapSight User Manual Page 48 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The camera will click and depending on camera settings will Span Height Fal revert to the Span Height selection screen Where there is a successful recording a green tick will appear alongside the task From here the target position information can be abandoned pig Pan Height tap the Home button retaken tap Span Height again to delete cl S the photo and re enter the video preview and data entered gtaet into non mandatory Label and Comment fields Tap the Label task button to enter the Label entry screen pa mman Tap the Comment task button to enter the Comment entry screen Tap the Save button to save the target without Label Comments recorded Tap the Home button to abandon the target and delete the recorded data and return to the Home screen Refer to the Target Position MapSight Tool for instruction on adding Label and Comment MapSight User Manual Page 49 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 0
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132. st destroy all copies of the Software with all other rights of both parties and all other provisions of this EULA surviving any such termination 4 Upgrades If this copy of the Software is an upgrade from an earlier version of the Software you must possess a valid full license to a copy of an earlier version of the Software used to upgrade to this upgrade copy in order to install and or use this upgrade copy You may continue to use each earlier version copy of the Software to which this upgrade copy relates on your computer after you receive this upgrade copy provided that a the upgrade copy and the earlier version copy are installed and or used on the same computer only b you comply with the terms and conditions of the earlier version s end user license agreement with respect to the installation and or use of such earlier version copy c the earlier version copy or any copies thereof on any computer are not transferred to another computer unless all copies of this upgrade copy on such computer are also transferred to such other computer d the earlier version copy or any copies thereof are not transferred to any other party unless you also transfer this upgrade copy and any copies thereof to such other party in accordance with Section 3 and e you acknowledge and agree that any obligation ikeGPS may have to support and or offer support for the earlier version of the Software may be ended upon availability of the upgrade
133. t Screen Protector Recommended additional protection for the LCD screen Packed in Documentation Pack Field Accessories Also supplied are a number of additional Field Accessories to enhance the use of your Mapsight device in the field Essential and Field accessories includes shoulder strap Spare Battery Additional Battery Travel Charger Charger adaptor to allow batteries to be charged independently of the MapSight unit Vehicle Charger Cable Power cable to allow either MapSight unit or Travel Charger to be powered from a standard vehicle cigarette lighter accessory power socket Glare Shield Viewing loupe to reduce glare by shield the LCD from sunlight Also includes an in built focusing ring Low magnetic signature tripod and carry case MapSight User Manual Page 6 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 GPS The GPS option enhances the position by refining the outputs of the GPS instrument to increase the accuracy of the position of the MapSight unit XIZ When operating GPS appends a symbol and reception ate indicator to the targeting preview screen GPS status Bearing 307 2 T X H S Menu J Next The symbol is also added to NAV Mode in the GPS information utility Latitude 41 302685 Longitude 174 778880 Altitude 5 1 PDOP 1 6 NAY Mode 3D Fix Config Fa iew MapSight View The MapSight View software allows you to build custom forms that
134. t jurisdiction to be contrary to law that provision will be enforced to the maximum extent permissible and the remaining provisions of this EULA will remain in full force and effect All questions concerning this EULA shall be directed to IKEGPS Ltd Level One 42 Adelaide Road Wellington New Zealand 6021 ikeGPS and other trademarks contained in the Software are trademarks or registered trademarks of IKEGPS Ltd in New Zealand United States and other countries Third party trademarks trade names product names and logos may be the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners You may not remove or alter any trademark trade names product names logo copyright or other proprietary notices legends symbols or labels in the Software This EULA does not authorize you to use ikeGPS s or its licensors names or any of their respective trademarks MapSight User Manual Page 90 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Microsoft Software License Terms for Windows Mobile 6 Software These license terms are a Third Party Branding Additional Rights Agreement between you IKEGPS Ltd ikeSPS and Juniper Systems JS They apply to the Microsoft Windows Mobile software the software included on this MapSight device which includes JS technology The software on this device includes software sub licensed by ikes from Microsoft Corporation or its affiliate JS The terms also apply to any updates supplements Int
135. t options for your MapSight equipment WARNING Do not attempt to repair the MapSight device yourself This action voids the warranty and may result in a chargeable repair If your MapSight reseller or service center deems that your MapSight unit needs to be returned for repair assessment a Return Materials Authorization RMA reference will be issued Where RMA is issued please ensure a printed copy of any RMA documentation is returned with the faulty MapSight equipment to the address detailed in the RMA documentation Troubleshooting and Service Tips This section includes some basic troubleshooting tips It also explains what you need to do before you call your service center for a repair Answers to questions about Windows Mobile may be available through the help files on your device or on the Windows Mobile website from Microsoft If you cannot find answers to your questions through these methods contact your service center See the section in called Preparing for a service center call and Additional Support MapSight User Manual Page 80 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Troubleshooting tips This section provides solutions for the following issues The battery pack will not charge fully The touchscreen responds inaccurately to stylus taps The screen does not calibrate correctly or completely MapSight runs slowly MapSight drops its ActiveSync connection MapSight locks up ON a gee EN TS Issue 1 The
136. tap Next Enter any passkey on your MapSight Enter the same passkey and any other requested information on your cell phone a i Oo i oY E MapSight User Manual Page 133 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 On your MapSight select Dialup Networking then tap Next Tap Start gt Settings gt Connections tab gt Connections Choose Add a new modem connection Enter a name for the connection and select Bluetooth as the modem Tap Next Select the name of your cell phone then tap Next Enter the phone access number according to your phone carriers specifications Tap Next Enter a user name password and domain as specified by your network administrator Tap Advanced Fill in the remaining boxes as appropriate Tap OK when you are done Tap Finish Now you should be able to connect to the Internet on your MapSight through your phone s dialup connection Connecting to the Internet using a cordless modem To connect to the Internet using a cordless modem follow the steps below 1 i DEE E oF 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ie 18 19 20 21 Now Tap on the Bluetooth icon on the Today screen to open Wireless Manager Make sure Bluetooth is on See the previous section for details Tap Menu gt Bluetooth Settings In the Mode tab make sure Turn on Bluetooth is selected and that Make the device discoverable to other devices is desel
137. tellites are being used to calculate the GPS position SV provides the Space Vehicle or GPS satellite identification number El gives the elevation of the satellite in degrees Az gives the azimuth of the satellite with true north defined as 0 and true south defined as 180 SNR gives the Signal to Noise Ratio of communication with the Config satellite A value between 40 and 50 is considered good MapSight User Manual Page 72 www gemapsight com support Nav Info This screen gives the navigational information of your MapSight Latitude and Longitude are the users geospatial coordinates Altitude is the height above sea level in meters PDOP is a measure of the positional accuracy of the GPS reading SOG gives the Speed Over Ground in meters per second COG gives the Course Over Ground This value is only meaningful if your MapSight is physically moving UTC Time gives the current Universal Time Code date and time Nav Mode is the navigational status of GPS Fix A 2 D two dimensional fix only includes latitude and longitude data A 3 D three dimensional fix also includes altitude data The available constellation of satellites available affects whether altitude can be calculated S Nav info a q 10 11 BK Latitude 41 302704 Longitude 174 778891 Altitude 8 6 PDOP 3 5 SOG 0 0 COG UTC Time 2012 08 09 22 12 07 NAY Mode 3D Config This GPS Info utility also has a Config menu that allows access
138. tent When you download licenses for protected content you agree that Microsoft may include a revocation list with the licenses Content owners may require you to upgrade WMDRM to access their content Microsoft software that includes WMDRM will ask for your consent prior to the upgrade If you decline an upgrade you will not be able to access content that requires the upgrade MapSight User Manual Page 92 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 b Misuse of Internet based Services You may not use these services in any way that could harm them or impair anyone else s use of them You may not use the services to try to gain unauthorized access to any service data account or network by any means 5 NOTICES ABOUT THE MPEG 4 VISUAL STANDARD The software may include MPEG 4 visual decoding technology This technology is a format for data compression of video information MPEG LA L L C requires this notice USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN ANY MANNER THAT COMPLIES WITH THE MPEG 4 VISUAL STANDARD IS PROHIBITED EXCEPT FOR USE DIRECTLY RELATED TO A DATA OR INFORMATION i GENERATED BY AND OBTAINED WITHOUT CHARGE FROM A CONSUMER NOT THEREBY ENGAGED IN A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE AND ii FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY AND B OTHER USES SPECIFICALLY AND SEPARATELY LICENSED BY MPEG LA L L C If you have questions about the MPEG 4 visual standard please contact MPEG LA L L C 250 Steele Street Suite 300 Denver CO 80206 www mpegla com 6 DIGITAL CE
139. th the stylus e Recognize status icons e Recognize soft keys e Change settings e Rotate the screen e Dim or turn off the backlight to save battery power e Adjust the backlight timer Understanding the Today screen The Today screen is the default screen you see when Start a ar MapSight powers on From the Today screen you can Wednesday _ 8 11 AM ay lt u view or select EEN Tap here to set owner information e Today s date D oF e Owner information sai Jae No tasks e Messages e Tasks e Upcoming appointments The Today screen also allows you to lock or unlock your device Locking the device disables your screen for easy cleaning Calendar Contacts Go to Start gt Settings gt Today gt Items tab and select Device Lock to have the option appear on the Today screen To lock the device simply tap on the words Device unlocked To unlock the device tap on the word Unlock on the two screens that appear Using the Start menu The Start menu is the main access point to all programs in Windows Mobile It allows you to access files programs or system settings MapSight User Manual Page 111 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 To access the Start menu tap the Start menu icon in 9 star Page arr the top left corner of your screen or press the Start Today 1 53 PM Bl Ikeutilities menu button on the keypad The Start menu I Bek LTES appears giving you links to programs settings
140. tial error introduced due to changing the hand held height of the MapSight during the measurement Step by step Select the Span Height MapSight Tool from the Home menu ene Line D ere Only D MapSight User Manual Page 46 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 The default tasks for the Span Height MapSight Tool will be Span Height Fal shown Ared star will indicate the mandatory tasks Tap the Span Height task to start the video preview screen Span Height Span Height task Aim at the wire At this point in the process your MapSight Span Height needs a valid GPS position along with the angle and distance to jx Aim at wire the wire Once these criteria are all satisfied the Ready to capture indicator will turn green to indicate that it is OK to proceed Tap the Next button when you are happy with the distance measurement Tip The distance measured in this step Is critical to obtaining a good height measurement Observing the laser distance measurement at this point to ensure that you get the expected result will help to improve the overall accuracy MapSight User Manual Page 47 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Aim at the ground The on screen indicators will guide you to Span Height the spot directly below the Point of Interest on the wire fF Follow the arrows until your MapSight is aimed at the point on the ground directly below the wire and the arrows disappear Once you are sati
141. to a desktop COMpUtEr ccccssssccessssseecesesseeeeesssseeeeeessseeeeeeeeas 102 MapSight User Manual Page 2 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 CSV CM TUN UY Ne sctse tee ge cena Ss aatostoe Ga heen sts cu peuesteanee ech ae Gunde oeustecusesaoespaiasseeaesvassGencatansteapsengsosteeee lt 102 folclaudiays are ie Ounceiaiaie a elle a ceemenecte tint eeenee rents E ent net ere mete nt nen Ste noe tt Sees nen 103 C stomizing Dutton ON Sa cticsergeeonticsyastentecscacesneseadoncuarisienensveseusncsajesacneaavesuesecatesyaseauegetenaeeestsntt 104 Suspending powering off resetting and restoring factory defaults cccsessccceceesssseeeceecessteeeeees 105 Option A MapSight OS Zeroize 0 kv eee eee nent te oe ent tenet an enn eee nto ene 106 DOP TCU SSI OS uaiiiesanyieinranrirnoria rink notas nnr ni SNESEN ESA NEA NE E E 106 D e MO cate EEE E E E E E A A E E 107 Usina me CO UIC IS OT OI risinn rrie da va EE E ES ETEA AEE TAEA 107 Undersianding LED SCN Sess ctratetas rr E E N A E egeaae tenrels 108 Replacing the battery PACK ec cccisectsvic asetestssrrn cca nine roevaiinensncasteneaprestetamns korns KENEN AASEN ANE NSE Ea ani 108 Using peripheral devices such as SD cards and USB flash driVeS essesessessssessrresssrrrrresssrerrrerssssn 109 SWC SGN STING PE erni ienar oionn EnEn are R T E E 111 Und rstanding the Toddy SCreEN sinsssriirsisneiiiniisreririoisnns issiro E Sunar V iris EEEn EEEE ASEEN tenses 111 EST Ti
142. ttons Up Down Control WARNING Please be aware that customization of standard buttons may impact on MapSight application functionality MapSight User Manual Page 104 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Suspending powering off resetting and restoring factory defaults The Power button allows you to suspend power off or reset the device A series of keyboard actions also lets you restore the hard drive settings and icons to their original factory defaults Below are instructions for each action Suspending the device Suspending MapSight Is different from powering it off e Suspending the device puts it to sleep and when it is turned back on the device remembers where it was Some battery power Is used e Powering off the device closes all programs and turns off all of the power No battery power is used We recommend suspending your device if you plan to turn it off for less than two weeks To suspend your device press the Power button briefly and release To resume the device from Suspend mode press the Power button again 7 Note If you suspend the device while it is charging the flashing red light disappears However the device continues to charge Powering off MapSight Powering off the device ends all programs and removes power from all system components except for the real time clock Unlike suspend mode the device resets when it is powered on again To preserve battery power we recommend you
143. twork cards v Owner Information v Power Regional Settings Remove Programs Screen Sounds and notifications v System Config Task Manager Today v USB to PC v Windows Update v Wireless Manager v SIS S AINA SIS NSISINSIS SIS WARNING Use of Microsoft Windows Mobile Encryption will result in data stored on SD cards becoming incompatible for use in other devices It is strongly recommended that Encryption is not enabled on your MapSight device to avoid data loss Please note some of these options are only available when the MapSight OS is installed on your MapSight unit For instructions on changing settings see the on device help MapSight User Manual Page 125 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Using the Integrated Bluetooth Option This section explains what you need to know about using integrated Bluetooth wireless technology with your MapSight Learn how to e Identify the power status of Bluetooth e Make MapSight discoverable to other devices that use Bluetooth e Determine the status of Bluetooth e Create a Bluetooth partnership e Setup an outgoing Bluetooth virtual COM port e Specify a COM port within an application e Setup an incoming Bluetooth virtual COM port Bluetooth drivers and profiles Microsoft Bluetooth drivers are loaded as part of the Windows Mobile package Th
144. ue stops decreasing then the battery has been fully charged For fully charged new batteries the mAH consumed value will be near zero For older batteries the mAH consumed may be above zero due to natural charge discharge cycle capacity degradation FS Settings a 4 4 28 GE f Main battery Lilon Battery power remaining IOo mAH consumed 0 Press and hold the power button until the Power Button options appear and then tap the Reset option Resetting the MapSight unit will reset the _Tuesday 12 50 PM battery capacity Power Button 4 Power Off is not available when using external power Calendar Contacts MapSight User Manual Page 15 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Allow the MapSight unit to fully power up past any start up screens and return to the MapSight home screen Tuesday 12 42 PM January 28 2014 EA MapSight Calibrate Compass MapSight OSv5 2 5 Calendar Contacts If you have purchased received any additional spare batteries with your MapSight unit kit please repeat the above process to ensure that the correct capacity levels are set Suspend the MapSight unit by pressing once on the Power button This should cause the LCD screen to dim WARNING Changing batteries should only be performed when the unit is suspended or disconnected from external power Similar to the Turning your MapSight on for the first time instructions replace the battery b
145. uetooth device that supports serial communications follow these steps to set up the incoming Bluetooth COM port 1 Press the COM Ports tab 2 Tap on New Incoming Port 3 Select a numbered COM port from the list D Note f the port cannot be created it is in use Select a different numbered port 4 Important Deselect clear the Secure Connection checkbox Deselecting this option ensures that the device disconnects its Bluetooth connection only when you tell it to 5 Tap Finish For more information about using Bluetooth to connect to other devices see the next section Supported Bluetooth Profiles Supported Bluetooth Profiles This section describes the Bluetooth profiles recognized by the Microsoft drivers installed on your MapSight Drivers determine which devices your MapSight can communicate with Note Bluetooth cards are not recognized by MapSight as it has an integrated Bluetooth module This section is organized by Bluetooth profile each of which is briefly described below Instructions for using each profile to create Bluetooth partnerships follow e Serial Port Profile SPP Similar to a serial cable this profile acts as a liaison between two devices such as MapSight and a DGPS Beacon using virtual ports These ports are described in the previous section e Dial Up Networking DUN Lets you connect to a computer through a cell phone or a Bluetooth enabled modem e Human Interface Device HID Allows
146. upport Diagnostics te Di ti gt 21 33 BE ce Diagnostics is an application that ac alia Bystem Data Model ike300 f Serial number 6100374 1 Shows system information in the following categories eae TE FPGA jon 128 Sy stem Data Laser acl 300 e GPS Information pls Eolas Maxi PDOP 6 Ca mera Information eae PDOP Enabled true Mask Angle 15 0 e Data Storage Information SBAS Region Disabled 2 Tests communication with and reports on the following _ camerainformation Current Image Resolution 3 2MP Instruments Maximum Image Resolution SMP Review Timeout e Compass e Laser e GPS 3 Checks Battery levels It is advisable to soft reset the device before running this application to ensure that no running programs may affect the test Please ensure that you save all data before resetting the unit The information available in the Diagnostics screen will also be useful should you need to contact your MapSight reseller or MapSight Support for technical or user assistance with your MapSight unit When run the Diagnostics application also stores a report in plain text format in the root folder of your MapSight unit gt lt Note Diagnostics will not run if the MapSight application is ty still running Please ensure MapSight is exited before running the Diagnostics application MapSight User Manual Page 71 www gemapsight com support GPS Info This GPS Info utility allows you to s
147. user manual MapSight Thank you for purchasing this GE product In Keeping with the GE ecomagination Initiative please consider the option to recycle the packaging material and donate or recycle any product you are no longer using To read more about GE s ecomagination commitment visit www ge com ecomagination Copyright 2014 ikeGPS 620 02780 v3 0 Jan 2014 MapSight OS version 5 25 Jan 2014 MS 101 14 07 3 2 MapSight is a trademark of General Electric Company ActiveSync Excel Internet Explorer Microsoft Outlook PowerPoint Visual Studio Windows Windows Media Windows Mobile Windows Mobile Device Center Windows XP Windows Vista Windows 7 and the Windows logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries The Bluetooth word mark is owned by the Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by ikeGPS Ltd is under license Acrobat and Reader are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and or other countries The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners Copyright ike PS All rights reserved is a trademark of General Electric Company and is under license by ikeGPS 42 Adelaide Road Wellington 6021 New Zealand Customer Assistance For customer assistance visit our webpage www gemapsight com support About this User Manual This User
148. utton to enter the Label entry screen Tap the Comment task button to enter the Comment entry screen Tap the Save button to save the target without Label Comments recorded and return to the Home screen Tap the Home button to abandon the target and delete the recorded data MapSight User Manual Page 38 MS 101 14 07 3 2 Target Position Alt MSL Alt HAE Target Pos Lat Long lt MSL Target Position 302720207 77889942 6 91m irm 302711961 77892 6608 o4m Alt HAE Distance Bearing Pitch Roll Cancel J Menu JU Next Target Position gress Position Target Position task ae Label e Comment www gemapsight com support On the Label screen use the virtual keyboard to enter a Label short description of the target Adelaide Road Pole 13 Tap the Cancel button to exit the Label entry Tap the OK button to store the Label text On the Comment screen use the virtual keyboard to enter a more detailed description of the target Old wooden pole on comer Tap the Cancel button to exit the Comment entry 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 Tap the OK button to store the Comment text Tdeldicheot dole eteteteletatalalala alsa lolala Liike slelo fk zlxlelv fb n jm Mellel lelain Cancel Menu Cancel Menu OK _ Once all information is correct tap Save to save the target Target Position Noe information Or tap Home to abandon the target and delete the rec
149. y e releasing the lock e remove the battery cover e remove the existing battery e fit the new uncharged battery e replace and relock the battery cover Un suspend the MapSight unit by pressing once on the Power button This should cause the LCD screen to return to the last screen Fully charge the new battery using the previous steps to monitor the charge status until fully charged MapSight User Manual Page 16 www gemapsight com support MS 101 14 07 3 2 Travel Charger The Travel Charger is an item provided with MapSight kits that lets you charge a spare battery pack on the go Use it in your vehicle or in your office so you always have a charged battery pack It is strongly recommended that all new batteries are initially fully charged in the MapSight unit ensure that their internal capacity gauge is correctly calibrated to reflect the correct capacity of the battery After this initial full charge they can then be charged in the Travel Charger Device Features 1 Charge status LED Signals for the LED are explained below LED Signal Red o o Battery pack is charging Battery pack charge is complete Error in charge on battery pack 2 Battery charge compartment 3 Power indicator LED The green light signals power 4 Rear power connector Use the wall charger that came with your Field PC or the cigarette lighter adapter CAUTION Only use authorized devices with the Travel Charger Failure to do so

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