Nautilus Marine Rescue GPS User Manual - page 6
OPERATION
Open the dive cap by releasing the latch.
Press the blue button: Nautilus GPS goes to ON standby state and GPS attempts to lock.
Pressing the blue button again powers off the LifeLine GPS.
• Blue LED flashes slowly while GPS searching
• Blue LED flashes quickly when GPS location determined
Remove the antenna retainer exposing the “H”elp button allowing user to manually unfurl
the antenna.
• User can press red “H”elp button at any time – not necessary to wait
for GPS to find location.
Hold the red “H” button for 5 seconds to begin distress transmission.
a. Red LED indictor flashing (Blue LED extinguishes)
• Red LED slow flashes if GPS not locked
(same cadence as Blue LED if red button not pressed)
• Red LED quick flashes if GPS locked
(same cadence as Blue LED if red button not pressed)
• Red LED on solid 3s before DSC/AIS transmission
b. White strobe begins – quick double flash every 5s.
(to save energy, the white strobe shuts off in bright sun)
* Note: To prevent false alerts the LifeLine GPS will wait 20s before start of
first transmission sequence. (Red LED on solid)
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Batteries should be within
the marked expiry date.
Batteries Not Included
Ensure that your
Nautilus GPS has
two CR123 batteries
installed.
Pull forward only
to remove antenna retainer
Warning:
DO NOT
pull up
How to remove antenna retainer
How to deactivate distress transmission:
Hold down the red button for 5 seconds to deactivate distress transmission
* Note: Pressing the blue button will also power off the
Nautilus
GPS and end distress transmission,
however transmission will begin again if Nautilus GPS is powered back on.
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