GT-600BT Wireless GPS With Voice Promps

Features

Bluetooth GPS

100% Wireless

Google Earth Compatible

AC, DC or battery operated.

Use with Laptops or Desktops.

Continuous recording for up to 170,000 positions.

The New NavRoute GT-600BT is not only a Wireless GPS receiver, it is also a Data Logger with unique bundled software to combine pictures taken during a trip and merge it to Google Earth, or any GIS mapping program with MapInfo format. You will not only be able to see where you have been, you will also see the pictures of the locations taken with your digital camera. Can be used with Windows, Macintosh, and PDAs. Maps provide real time turn by turn directions with voice voice guidance for both Laptops and PDAs plus the advantage to create custom maps, specially designed for your business.

The Time stamp from your camera is matched with the Time Stamp from the GPS Receiver, then the imaging software plots data and images on map.

Used in many applications, from real estate, to house hunter, or just sharing your travel adventures with your friends.

Technical Specifications

General:	L1 1575.42MHz, C/A code, 12-channel, Carrier-Aided with HWTrack©
Sensitivity:	-143 dBm minimum
Update Rate:	1Hz
Accuracy:	Position: 15m CEP without S/A Velocity: 0.1 m/sec without S/A Time: ± 1μs
WAAS Accuracy:	Position: 3m CEP Velocity: 0.05m/sec
Acquisition:	Cold start: 45sec (average) Warm start: 38sec (average) Hot start: 8sec (average)
Reacquisition:	0.1 Second
Dynamics:	Altitude: -1000m to 18000m Velocity: 500 m/sec Acceleration: ±4g
Protocol:	NMEA-0183 V2.2 , 8-None-1 Baud rate: Auto Adjustment 4800 -115200 bps
Datum:	219 standard datum, default WGS-84
DGPS:	WAAS/EGNOS
Antenna:	Built-in Patch Antenna / Option active antenna, MMCX jack
NMEA Message:	GGA, GLL, GSA, GSV, RMC, and VTG
Dimension ; Weight	93*84* 31mm / 94.8g
Interface:	Wireless
Operation Temperature:	-20ºC to +70ºC
Storage Temperature:	-40ºC to +90ºC
Operating Humidity:	5% to 95%

Power Specifications:

Battery:	Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery 3.7V/1100mAH
Charger Power:	5V ±0.5Vp-p ripple DC
Current Consumption:	85 mA
Operation Time:	Up to 12 Hours after full charge

Minimum System Requirements:

Windows

• Microsoft Windows 2000 (Service Pack 3 and higher) with 64MB RAM (256MB recommended)
• Microsoft Windows XP (Service Pack 1 or later) with 128MB RAM (256MB recommended)
• Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic/Premium/Ultimate/Business with 512MB RAM
• 300Mhz or higher processor (600Mhz recommended)
• 1.8GB of available hard-disk space (700MB if the data is not installed on the hard drive)
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 or later
• DVD-ROM Drive

Macintosh

• Compatible with Intel-based Macintosh computers running Boot Camp or Parallels for Windows XP

Handheld PDA Requirements:

Palm OS

• Palm OS 3.5 or later, including Palm OS 5.0 or later devices with high-density displays (spoken prompts available on most devices with Palm OS 5.2 or later)
• Application memory required: 700KB (without spoken prompts) or 1.3MB (with spoken prompts)
• Map memory required: 2MB

Windows CE

• Windows Mobile 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0 and later with ARM processor and a touch screen (including the portrait, landscape, and high-resolution configurations of Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition and later).
• Application memory required. 1.6MB
• Map memory required: 2MB

Software notes: The Motorola Q and other Smaprt phones without a touchscreen are not supported.

Record vehicle movement, speed, route and duration of stops.

Track-log for delivery trucks, vans or school buses

Record movement for loan / hire cars

Measure speed and create track map for road-racing or autocrossing

Trip recording for trial runners and hikers

Double as a GPS receiver for navigation when connected to a PC.

 

Datalogger with Google Map and Google Earth.

Use the datalogger to create a Google map of your trip. Take a closer look at where you have been. DataLogger Utility that shows you all the waypoints recorded along the way.

Want to create one of those Google map with photo to remember where those pictures were taken? The GeoTagger 600 can help you to do that.