Navilock NL-6022MP Manual
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NL-6022MP u-blox NEO-6P MD6/serial receiver roof mount marine version
Operation manual (62448)
1. Introduction
The NL-6022MP is a MD6/serial GNSS receiver with internal antenna and ublox NEO-6P GPS
module. This module allows a positioning accuracy of under one metre through a combination of
PPP (Precision Point Positioning) and SBAS technologies. The MD6/serial interface enables
connection to a notebook, UMPC, tablet or car PC. The receiver bottom side is rubberized and
magnetic, which allows for universal positioning. Thanks to its compact design and its high
precision positioning technology, it is the ideal companion at work and at leisure. This marine
version has a seawater-resistant and UV-resistant white housing.
Contents*
• 1x Navilock NL-6022MP
• 1x 8 cm CD ROM including operation manual
* Before using the device, please make sure that all the parts are included in the package. If any
parts are missing or damaged, please contact your dealer immediately.
Important health and safety information
When using this product, take the following precautions in order to avoid possible damages and legal consequences. Always follow all
safety and operation manuals exactly and keep them for future reference. Observe all warnings in the operation manual and on the
product. In order to avoid injuries, electrocution, fire and damages to the product, observe the following precautions:
ELECTRIC SECURITY
This product is designed for operation with power supply via the USB or PS/2 port. Any other operation mode can be dangerous and
may void the warranty claims for this product. This unit contains an internal back-up battery.
NOTE: RECYCLE OR DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES OR RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES IN
ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE REGULATIONS AND THE INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED
WITH THE PRODUCT.
PRECAUTIONS REGARDING DIRECT SUNLIGHT
Make sure the unit is not exposed to very high humidity and temperatures. Never leave the unit, the battery or the rechargeable
battery for an extended period in a vehicle or plate, where the temperature can increase to over 60°C (140°F), for example on the
dashboard of a car, the window sill or behind a pane of glass, which is directly exposed to the sun or very strong UV light. Otherwise
the unit or the vehicle may be damaged, and the battery or the rechargeable battery may overheat.
Damages requiring repairs
Disconnect the unit from the AC supply in the following cases; also disconnect the rechargeable battery and contact an authorized
repair man or your dealer.
• Liquid or an object has entered the product.
• The product has fallen down or was damaged.
• There are visible signs of overheating.
• When operated normally, the product does not function flawlessly.
Avoid using the unit directly after strong temperature changes.
If the unit is exposed to strong temperature and humidity fluctuations, condensation can form in the unit. In order to avoid damage to
the unit, please wait until the condensation has dried off before using the unit.
NOTE: If you bring the unit from a cold to a warm environment, or vice versa, first let it get
accustomed to the new temperature before turning it on.
Produkt Specifikationer
| Mærke: | Navilock |
| Kategori: | GPS-enhed |
| Model: | NL-6022MP |
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