GliderGuider USER GUIDE
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1. Backlight Un check the Tick Box and select maximum n brightness using the slider 0O The backlight is automatically turned loff when the device is idle in the Following conditions y Tap ok top right to save amp close Lightness Setting dark SSS bright battery external power supply While here take a moment to familiarise yourself with some of the other User Settings such as Clock amp Alarms and Regional Settings etc Tap ok top right to save changes and close when done Finally tap x top right to close the current window Opening amp closing the various applications Note Both examples See You Mobile amp LK 8000 are shown here in the Portrait Format this is just for convenience Both can be run in Landscape Format if required d Aoa From the TODAY Screen select the Moving So uy 2012 Map application you wish to run Note The selection of installed applications may vary according to your preferences GliderGuider Rotate Screen www gliderguider net GlidenGuider U S E R G U D E SeeYou Mobile is a sophisticated and fairly complex software application and its operation is well beyond the scope of this User Guide Please visit www naviter si to download the relevant Operators Manual Read it carefully and make sure that you are familiar with its operation before using the system in flight There are numerous User Settings which demand your2. Logger Language Log Files recorded by LK 8000 will be _ Configuration saved in the _Logger folder _Airspaces Note We offer an annual update service to those customers who want it please contact us for details 8 2 External Interface The device supports a 10 pin Mini B USB connector which provides options for interfaces to a variety of external instruments such as Vario Systems Flight Recorders and FLARM units please refer to www gliderguider net for further details regarding External Interfaces 8 3 COM Port Settings for the internal GPS The internal GPS is assigned to COM 4 While this COM Port assignment can be changed it is not recommended to so as this may result in Port Conflicts Typical communication port settings are Baud Rate 9600 Parity None Bits 8 Stop Bit 1 DTR No RTS No 21 www gliderguider net Gtr USER GUIDE Setting up a Bluetooth connection Characteristics of Bluetooth devices vary considerably and as such the precise process involved may differ from that shown Please use the steps outlined below a general guide i Start et Xe de From the Start Menu select Settings Saturday 08 20 PM August 11 2012 i See YouMobile LK 8000 GliderGuider Rotate Screen ig Settings Select the Connections tab from the A menu at the bottom Buttons Input Lock mH 8 a Menus Owner Sounds amp Information Notifications ae amp
3. mxip_swmgmt 23 07 12 mxip_notify 23 07 12 mxip_lang 23 07 12 mxip_initdb 07 06 12 mcu 22 07 12 hibattery 30 05 12 Facebook 16 06 12 A cemail 23 07 12 LJ Windows B Temp r Storage Card Li Program Files LJ My Documents MUSIC Li Documents and Set Lj ConnMgr Tap the down arrow to the right of My Device and Select Storage Card 23 07 12 344K 22 07 12 112B 21 ne 71 no 18 www gliderguider net eee GlidenGuiden GlidenGuider USER GU DE File Explorer See list of all Folders amp Files on the Storage Card Micro SDCard twoCom_forRil 18 07 12 2 09K BP twoCom 01 07 12 2 10K Select SeeY ou COM7_TPMS 26 06 12 1 16K XCSoar h Seevou Note Always take care when inserting D Lk8000 the Storage Card into the device Make sure that the card is properly aligned with the internal card slot before pressing it home Some may find the use of a stylus or similar may help See list of Folders amp Files associated with the SeeYou Mobile application 2 UpdateMe 16 06 12 6 00K rJ oscar9i adm 16 06 12 6 00K E MobileNavigator 16 06 12 6 00K ES mioautoRun 16 06 12 6 00K E H61 0auto 16 06 12 6 00K Ea cetauncher 16 06 12 6 00K E C71 0auto 16 06 12 6 00K A cs520auto 16 06 12 6 00K E c51 0auto 16 06 12 6 00K E c31 0auto 16 06 12 6 00K A c220auto 16 06 12 6 00K E c210auto 16 06 12 6 00K B autostart 16 06 12 6 00K ES autorunce 16 06 12 6 00K El autorun_ABC 16 06 12 6 00K A au
4. power consumption is radically reduced A further momentary press of the Power On Off button will resume operation before the suspend operation www qgliderguider net GlidenGuider U S E R G U D E 7 Connecting to a computer You will from time to time require to connect your GliderGuider to a Personal Computer primarily for the purpose of accessing and maintaining User Files including Log Files Connect the device to your Personal Computer using the supplied USB Interface Cable Power on press and hold the Power Button for approximately 1 Second The GlidenGuiden flash screen always shown in landscape mode The Connect Screen shows Select Disk Drive and tap OK Note Active Sync and Windows Mobile Device Centre are additional applications for Windows computers which support additional levels of connectivity with Windows Mobile devices While occasionally useful these are not essential for the normal day to day use of your GlidenGuiden device However some will find connecting the device to a computer more convenient than updating the User Files via the storage Card 8 Other Important Information User Files All Moving Map software applications require a selection of additional information in the form of computer readable data files in order to operate correctly Terrain Map s For the area of intended flight for location with respect to the ground Vector
5. 22 www qgliderguider net GlidanGubian USER GU DE iy Settings 2 Tap the Bluetooth icon to open the o4 connection dialogue Bluetooth 39 M Domain Network USB to PC Enroll Cards Wireless Manager Personal System Connections Settings a Select the Mode Tab at the bottom and Bluetooth tick both boxes to enable the Bluetooth Turn on Bluetooth se rvice z Make this device visible to other devices a Note Enabling the Bluetooth service will To connect to a device click on the Devices Mrs tab below place an additional burden on the battery Devices Mode COM Ports 23 www qgliderguider net a GlidenGuider Settings Bluetooth Tap Add new device to search for other Bluetooth devices Tap on a device to modify its settings Connected Add new device Devices Mode com Ports Ports Settings Select a Bluetooth Device Searching For Bluetooth Devices Cancel Glider uiden USER GUIDE Select the Devices Tab and tap on Add new device then tap Add in the bottom right hand corner The GliderGuider searches for all any Bluetooth devices within range 24 www gliderguider net ee GlidenGuiden GlidenGuider U S E R G U D E i Settings z One device has been found In this case Select a Bluetooth Device its a Bluetooth GPS Receiver which Select a device to connect with and tap identifies itself as BN 806F Note Your device ID will al
6. C _ some may find the Notes application useful for Sle i Hilde note taking at briefings Use it to make notes of ten notams radio frequencies and any other wy 8 information you might need Both handwriting cat Bear use a suitable stylus and keyboard entry is supported Internet Messaging Messenger Sharing MyMobiler Pictures amp ideos gt a Q Pocket RAR Resco Search Registry Note Not all applications are supported as there T is no GPRS or WiFi network available www gliderguider net a ara USER GUIDE J Programs Tap the x top right to close the current 7 P window ActiveSync AudioNotes Tap Rotate Screen to switch the screen format between Portrait and Landscape GliderGuider Rotate Screen Note Some Moving Map applications allow user configuration of the screen format and in such cases these User Settings will take precedence If not the application will start in the format selected using Rotate Screen From the TODAY screen tap Start y Today D Office Mobile Calendar CorePlayer File Explorer g System Info Resco Registry BP Notes D MyMobiler Search Pocket RAR Windows Media Windows Live Ea Programs Settings GliderGuider Rotate Screen gt seston lt Yx X Select Settings Buttons Input Lock T 8 Menus Owner Sounds amp Information Notifications i gt amp www
7. GlidexnGuiden typically draws 700mA at 5V from the external Supply at max brightness while charging Ensure that the source of the external supply is capable of delivering the adequate level of power for the intended duration of operation Avoid running the internal battery completely flat by maintaining the charge state using any combination of the Mains Charger Car Charger or the USB Cable viaa suitably equipped computer interface 4 Getting to know your GlidexnGuiden Power On Off button top edge Mini B USB Interface amp Micro SD Card side edge Hardware Reset back of case Use a ball point pen to access only when really necessary www qgliderguider net a GlidenGuidet GlidenGuider USER GUIDE 5 Getting Started Power on press and hold the Power On Off button for approximately 1 second an GlidenGuider The GlidenGuiden flash screen always shown in landscape mode wu gliderguidcr neat The TODAY screen re Start sunday 22 July 2012 The best place to start and finish each session TODAY provides access to all Programmes Files and Settings via the Start Menu which will be familiar to Windows users GliderGuider Rotate Screen ee The two navigation buttons at the bottom of the TODAY screen Glider Guider amp Rotate Screen dirt eS Tap GliderGuider to open a list of other supplied applications Games ActiveSync AudioNotes iy
8. Map s For the area of intended flight for location with respect to ground topology airspace Waypoint File s For the area of intended flight for location of waypoints and other features for the purpose of navigation flying tasks Note It is essential that these files are installed and maintained in accordance with the local flying laws and rules as well as any competition rules where appropriate Details regarding the selection and use of these files is beyond the scope of this User Guide Please refer to the relevant Application Software and appropriate Operators Manual for further information 17 www qgliderguider net a ca USER GUIDE 8 1 Location of application software and associated user files The application program files themselves are pre installed on the supplied Micro SDCard To locate or view the relevant file locations proceed as follows st From the TODAY screen Tap Start and A Today then File Explorer G Office Mobile fgg Calendar CorePlayer File Explorer 3 System Info Resco Registry IP Notes E MyMobiler Search Pocket RAR Windows Media Windows Live Ea Programs Settings GliderGuider Rotate Screen File Explorer i Yee x My Device top shows a list of all Folders amp Files on your Gliden Guide 23 07 12 22 07 12 31 05 12 Note The list on your device may appear 23 07 12 AAE slight be different mxip_system 23 07 12
9. careful consideration sd ss sl el IR Start by tapping SeeYou Mobile Select the Default profile SeeYou Mobile Profiles Select settings profile Profiles are an important aspect of SeeYou Mobile It s via these Profiles that you will store all your User Preferences including glider type registration pilot details and other user settings Be sure to read and understand this section of the Operation Manual see You Mobile opens Note This is Screen 1 see 1 at top left see You Mobile provides for two screens 1 amp 2 and you can setup each of these separately via your user settings There are lots of them The Nav Boxes are displayed at the bottom of the screen again you select which ones to display on each of two screens via the Settings Dis Alt Agl Arrival j a a ANA a S krn Ft ft 20km MAWT 3 Ge www gliderguider net l e G lidettG aiden GlidenGuiden U S E R G U D E Tap Menu bottom right to reveal the Menu page Lots of nice toys here but for the purpose of this exercise please tap Settings a Add waypoint Me amp Alt Next map Info page Statistics page Cancel Keyb This is the first of several Settings pages via which you will setup SeeYou Mobile Setup map You will need to refer to the Operation Manual ee for details on each setting but for the purpose of this exercise please tap Next gt top right Set
10. 2 3 3F GPRMC 144013 000 4 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 GPGGA 144014 000 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 W G6PG54 4 3 25 05 21 16 29 5 5 2 7 1 5 2 3 SF GPGSY 3 1 12 30 73 282 15 21 60 135 41 16 43 GPGS 3 2 12 29 33 070 41 06 29 258 25 14 12 GPGS 3 3 12 03 12 261 13 10 325 23 07 294 GPRMC 144014 000 4 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 GPGGA 144015 000 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 W GPG54 4 3 25 05 21 16 29 5 2 7 15 2 3 3F GPRMC 144015 000 4 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 GPGGA 144016 000 51 14 0724 N 00048 5041 Ww G6PG54 4 3 25 05 21 16 29 5 207 1 5 2 3 SF GPRMC 144016 000 4 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 GlidenGuiden USER GUIDE Tap on Port Settings and set the COM Port to match that which you set earlier COM9 in this example Note the other Com Port settings These may vary according to your individual Bluetooth device Tap ok to accept the settings and then Terminal to run the terminal emulator lf alis well the Terminal screen should quickly fill with valid NMEA data like that shown on the left The Com Port and Settings are shown on the top right COM9 9600 N 8 1 in this example Note An empty screen indicates that the assigned Com Port is open but that there is a no data present while an error message e g mcu failed indicates that the assigned Com Port is not available 28 www qgliderguider net e G lidettG aiden GlidenGuiden U S E R G U D E 3D 5 To L
11. 8 000 LK 8000 plays a tune and opens at the Home Tactical flight computer Screen From here you can select to run the Simulator edit your Profile Exit or Fly Pilot complet vais rate the Crate waka Wika nta Version 3 0c May 18 2012 For the purpose of this exercise please tap Fly 12 www qgliderguider net a G lidenG uides LK8000 Tactical flight computer TARA For VFR use only as an aid to maintain situation awareness Pilot assumes complete responsibility to operate the aircraft safely Maintain effective lookout Loading Terrain tiles LK8000 Tactical Flight Computer Click on center screen to begin LKBOOO vid Mey 18 202 HTTP JAVMVWLKBOODOIT 0 exed efogMkBO00 et GS Alt 0 0 HdWind E 20s GlidenGuiden USER GUIDE LK 8000 Initialises Note the disclaimer its really important Press and hold in the centre area of the screen for 1 second Note LK 8000 supports several different screen taps each accompanied by a distinctive tone to make the interface more intuitive in the cockpit www gliderguider net 13 as USER GUIDE T gt LASHAM 4s 99 gt A LK 8000 Navigation Screen 69 4 w gy on Don t worry about the error message at this oS 0 0 stage its just because we have yet to select the ps correct COM Port for the GPS data this is just GPS NO VALID FIX one of many user settings you will need to make oo 0 maham Fi ta
12. A Ly menam Soy oa ys f N a ier p OS BRAM gt gt Sra Tap the small aircraft symbol bottom right to eee Marker reveal the Menu Page OAKSE Its from here that you navigate around all the settings in LK 8000 For the purpose of this exercise please tap Exit wneham aZt sy Ly meham aa T ra A 14 www gliderguider net kaiaia USER GUIDE T gt LASHAM4s 9 gt gt rA Tap Yes to confirm Exit 1LK8000 Confirm Exit Back to the TODAY screen Sunday 22 July 2012 Owner Your Name Your Phone Number GliderGuider Rotate Screen Note LK 8000 is open source software and as such there is no user licence fee it is free to use Visit www k8000 it for more information 15 www qgliderguider net Gea t USER GUIDE 6 Power off aie Always close the Application Program in use and O nn f return to the TODAY screen before power down 22 July 2012 Owner Your Name Your Phone Number amp SeeYou Mo LK8000 GliderGuider Rotate Screen Power off press and hold the Power On Off button for approximately 1 second gt Warning Monday 23 July 2012 Warning Your device will be powered off and data may be lost if not Tap Yes to power off saved Do you want to continue GliderGuider Rotate Screen Note A momentary press of the Power On Off button will put the GiidenGuiden into suspend mode Any applications running at the time will be maintained but
13. GlidenGuider U S E R G U D E Thank you for purchasing the GidexGuidex A hand held computing device dedicated to the running of a selection of Moving Map applications as an aid to VFR navigation Note The GlidenGuiden is an aid to navigation and must never be considered as a replacement for an air map or any other legally required on board equipment It is nonetheless important however to become familiar with the functionality provided by the device and your chosen software application before use in flight Please read this User Guide carefully and in conjunction with the User Manual and other relevant information provided by the application software provider The software applications used with this device are sophisticated and fairly complex The correct operation and usage of these applications is well beyond the scope of this User Guide Please refer to the relevant Operators Manual for detailed information Read it carefully and make sure that you familiar with its operation before using the system in flight There are numerous User Settings which demand your Careful consideration This User Guide is intended to introduce the user to the various features and functions of the device itself primarily as an aid to accessing and maintaining the relevant application software programs Contents 1 Scope of Supply 2 Specification 3 The Internal Battery www gliderguider net rtial USER GUIDE 1 Scope of Supply ltem Q
14. TE A ltte 26 www gliderguider net ee GlidenGuiden GlidenGuidern U S E R G U D E A Settings mr Yy 46 Tap the Com Ports tab at the bottom of the screen and tap on New Outgoing Port and tap Next to reveal the screen ee shown on the left Port Use the pull down menu to select the COM Port for your device In this example it is COMO Leave the Secure Connection un ticked Tap Finish to close the dialogue Note COM4 COM7 amp COM8 are allocated and should not be selected Finish To check the system in this example we are using SeeYou Mobile as it provides a useful Com Port Analyser which you will User interface find in see YouMobile gt Menu gt Settings gt Hardware Flarm Misc Hardware LXNAY Y7 LXNAV V7 2 Cancel Keyb 27 www gliderguider net SS GlidenG uides r Serial port Device Additional proprietary information Receive from device Send to device C Play sound alarms on device _ Set DTR _ Set RTS Cancel Keyb GPRMC 144010 000 4 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 a GPGGA 144011 000 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 Ww GPG54 4 3 25 05 21 16 29 2 7 1 5 2 3 3F GPRMC 14401 1 000 4 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 GPGGA 144012 000 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 WwW GPG54 4 3 25 05 21 16 29 5 5 2 7 1 5 2 3 3F GPRMC 144012 000 4 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 GPGGA 144013 000 5114 0724 N 00048 5041 Ww GPG54 4 3 25 05 21 16 29 5 5 2 7 15
15. asham Clubhouse on Yy X s T a ms If all s well when you close the Setting ODA Menu and return to the Moving Map you should see the GPS satellite status shown at the top left 3D 5 in this example M D Enjoy your flight a Agl Alt FL Dis res al j ft 100ft km ft 20km MAWT gt Menu Thank you Thank you for following this User Guide we sincerely hope that you will find it a helpful introduction to using your GliderGuider and wish you many years of satisfaction with the product We are constantly seeking to improve our products and services and will welcome any constructive advice or suggestions regarding this User Manual Allan Arthurs Managing Director 29 www gliderguider net
16. most certainly be different Tap on Next in the bottom right Most but not all Bluetooth Devices will Enter Passcode request a Pass Code Please refer to the Enter a passcode to establish a secure information supplied with your device for connection with BN 806F de tai Is Press Next to continue if a passcode is not required Key in the Pass Code using the on screen keyboard and tap on Next Note some older Bluetooth GPS receivers have a default Pass Code of 0000 or 1234 while others are automatic Please refer to the documentation supplied with the device 25 www qgliderguider net ee GlidenGuidet GlidenGuider USER GU DE ig Settings 2 The Device Added dialogue box confirms a OOOO that the Bluetooth Device has been Enter a passcode to establish a secure connection with BN 806F CO nn ecte d Press Next to continue if a passcode is not required Tap Done to close the setup dialogue Device Added Your Pocket PC has connected with BN 806F Advanced Your Bluetooth Device should then prompt to select a service Most of the devices N 506 that we are interested e g GPS Select services to use from this device Receivers will require a Serial Port SPP Serial Port Protocol Click the check box to enable SPP and tap Save 123 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Tabjajw e r t yjujijojpjE cAaPja s ajf glhjijk ij Shift z x c y bjnjm Z E
17. qgliderguider net ee GlidenG uiden 7 Settings Owner Information Name Your Name Company n arf Telephone Your Phone Number E mail Identification Notes 123 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Tabjajwje r t y ujijojp t 1 caP a s a t gjn ilk i shift z x c v bjnim 7 ctl j i About Backlight Certificates P Dd we i Clean Boot Clock amp Customer Alarms Feedback p B a Device Encryption Error Information Reporting wm External Fullscreen GPS Setting GPS Mode T S Managed Memory Power Programs ss 8 Regional Remove Screen Settings Programs 7 settings Backlight Warning When battery serves as 4 power supply turning on the backlight consumes the electricity quickly C The backlight is automatically turned off when the device is idle in the Following conditions E Lightness Setting dark l bright battery external power supply power supply GlidenGuider Select Owner Information Use the on screen keyboard to enter your details if required This may prove useful in the event that you lose your GlidexnGuiden Tap ok top right to save and close Select the System tab bottom Tap Backlight Un check the Tick Box and select maximum brightness using the slider www qgliderguider net a Glider uiden GlidenGuider USER GUIDE nf settings Select the external power supply tab
18. torun 16 06 12 6 00K Settings Lj SeeYouFiles Recovery EB Radar GoFly GoDrive 19 www qgliderguider net ee GlidenGuidet GlidenGuider USER GU DE SS File Explorer The User Files described above are Seevouriles stored in the SeeYouFiles folder mSeeYou_olympic 22 07 12 114K amp mSeeYfou 07 03 12 89 0K mSeeYou 23 06 12 217K mSeeYou 07 03 12 1 15M Tap Up lower short cut bar to return to the full listing and note that the Log Files oe eon ia recorded by SeeYou will be saved in the E4c710auto 16 06 12 Flights folder ES cs20auto 16 06 12 E4csidauto 16 06 12 E4c310auto 16 06 12 E4c220auto 16 06 12 E4c210auto 16 06 12 ES autostart 16 06 12 EA autorunce 16 06 12 B autorun_aBc 16 06 12 A auTORUN 16 06 12 Li Settings SeeYouFiles Recovery LJ Radar GoFly LJ GoDrive Flights LJ CrashDump Autorun 2577 20 www qgliderguider net GlidenGuider U S E R G U D E Next we will take a look at the file locations for LK 8000 S File Explorer select Storage Card and this time ikso00 select the LK8000 folder 7S RUNTIME 23 07 12 NOTE_PRJ 16 06 12 See list of Folders amp Files associated Lk8000 PNA 16 06 12 with the LK 8000 application amp imgdecmp dll 16 06 12 AYGSHELL 16 06 12 l ALLANART The User Files described above are J Waypoints stored in the relevant named folders LI Tasks _ Waypoints Lb Polars _Airspaces Lj _Maps
19. ty Description Comment __ 5 1 5 it 1 Micro SD Card Quality 4GB Class 4 Storage Card with standard SD Card adaptor l LEDE A Seer SA at ae wre CA www gliderguider net GlidenGuider U S E R G U D E 2 Specification Model Name GliderGuider 135 x 85 x 13 WxHxD Net Weight g ee Rechargeable LiOn 3 7V 1750mAh Operating Time a E C t A m Ae Operating System Windows Mobile Ver 6 1 C V O OT 5 TFT LCD Sunlight Readable Display Resolution 480 x 272 Display Brightness 800 1000 NITS a AW Internal GPS Engine SIRF Star Ill GDSSTW GPS Sensitivit 147 dBm GPS Channels Pe V Operating Temperature 20 to 50 deg Centigrade o V Note Specifications subject to change without notice www gliderguider net GlidenGuider U S E R G U D E 3 The Internal Battery The internal battery will be partially charged on delivery please place the GlidenGuider On Charge now and ensure that the battery charge state is maintained before use using any combination of the Mains Charger Car Charger or the USB Cable via a suitably equipped computer interface Do Battery LED RED while charging E Battery LED GREEN when charged Charged When new the internal battery has sufficient capacity to sustain normal operation for about two hours or more It is therefore recommended that the unit be powered from an external 5V supply while in continued use Note the
20. up airspace Setup wpts Track amp Target rey OLC amp FAlarea Setup task peoi OK Cancel Keyb 10 www qgliderguider net en GlidenGuiden GlidenGuider U S E R G U D E Tap Exit Ld Save settings D flam Thermal assistant Flarm points amp Switch profile Logbook ConnectMe Cancel Keyb Tap Yes to close SeeYou Mobile Note the option to Save profile and other TOD parameters depending on what if any changes you might have made during this session Do you really want to close SeeYou Mobile Pii Save profile Note While SeeYou Mobile will open and run it is a Trial Version only and requires payment and registration for continued use See www naviter si for details You will require a licence for SeeYou Mobile PNA version 11 www qgliderguider net en GlidenGuiden GlidenGuider USER GU DE n alaska Back to the TODAY screen 22 July 2012 Owner Your Name Your Phone Number e SeeYou Mo LK8000 GliderGuider Rotate Screen LK 8000 is a sophisticated and fairly complex software application and its operation is well beyond the scope of this User Guide Please visit www k8000 it to download the relevant Operators Manual Read it carefully and make sure that you are familiar with its operation before using the system in flight There are numerous User settings which demand your careful consideration Tap LK 8000 L K
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