Garmin GPSMAP 1022

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MAPS Renew your plotter with the optional Garmin Navionics+™ cartography or the advanced Garmin Navionics Vision+™, which includes built-in coastal and indoor content, access to da ily updates, Auto Guidance+™1 technology and much more. Fluid FOLLOW-UP The integrated 10 Hz GPS and GLONASS receiver, fast and with great responsiveness, updates the position and direction 10 times per second so that the movement on the screen is more fluid. Compatible with connection GPSMAP plotters are fully compatible with the Garmin network and the NMEA 2000® network, in addition to NMEA 0183 technology. Transfer of waypoints with gpx format Easily transfer frequently used waypoints, tracks or routes from other devices using the industry-standard GPX software format. Full network sharing Compatibility with the Garmin network allows you to share probe data, maps, user data, data from closed antenna or open matrix radars and Panoptix and LiveScope probes between several units. Connectivity with the engine Controls RPM, fuel flow, temperature, adjustment and other important information. Check with the engine manufacturer if you have specific hardware needs. POWER-POLE® Anchor for shallow areas By connecting certain Garmin plotters with a Force® electric motor and a compatible Power-Pole shallow anchoring system, you can access advanced boat control functions3 from the plotter, such as automatic intelligent anchor deployment, intelligent anchor displacement, automatic retraction, clutch detection and anchoring at the end of the route when navigating with Auto Guidance1. You spend more time fishing and less positioning yourself. Charging integration from POWER-POLE Your Power-Pole CHARGE nautical power manager integrates with compatible Garmin plotters to give you more battery life and power in the water. It allows you to charge batteries on the go, monitor energy consumption, select where energy is allocated, control emergency starts and even transfer energy between batteries, all from the plotter screen. Specifications: Physical and performance Screen size (Width/High) 22.4 X 12,5 cm; 10.1" (25.7 cm) Diagonal Power input 10 to 32 Vdc Screen resolution (Width/High) 1024 x 600 píxeles GPS Yes Dimensions of the unit (Width/High/Depth) 31,8 X 18,5 X 6,9 cm Receptor High sensitivity of 10 Hz Classification of water resistance IPX7 Weight 1,85 kg Assembly options On the surface or recessed Type of screen Screen WXGA Maps and navigation Garmin Navionics Vision+™ Yes Supports data cards 2 cards Sd™ Rutas 100 Garmin Navionics+™ Yes Characteristics Waypoints 5.000 Navigation functions Yes Compatible with NMEA 0183 Yes Built-in receiver Yes USB ports No Topo 100K Yes SideVü Yes (with external black box) Supports DSC (sends the position data to the VHF compatible with DSC) Yes Touch screen No LakeVü g3 Ultra Yes Compatible with NMEA 2000® Yes ActiveCaptain-yhteensopiva Yes Typical current consumption at 12 V DC 1.9 A NMEA 2000® Ports 1 Tide prediction Yes Glonass Yes Track points 50,000 Panoptix™ sonar Yes Garmin Marine Network ports™ 2 LakeVü g3 Yes Compatible with WAAS Yes GSD™ Black Box -luotaimen tuki Yes Maximum current consumption at 12 V DC 2.7 A Compatible with Garmin SmartMode (customizable monitor default settings) Yes Auto ruta No Maximum electricity consumption at 10 V DC 32.4W BlueChart g3 Yes Standard maps Yes LakeVü (interior) No Show the probe Yes ANT+™ (Connectivity) Yes GCV™ Black Box -luotaimen tuki Yes BNC port for external antenna No Entrance ports NMEA 0183 1 Voice audio alerts No BlueChart g3 Vision Yes Garmin Wi-Fi® network (local connection) Yes Screen keys With keys Garmin Quickdraw Contours Yes Bluetooth® calls Yes Supports AIS (tracks the position of the target boats) Yes Video output ports - None None Compatibility with raster cards Yes Entrance ports (Tx) NMEA 0183 1 Compatibility with OneHelm™ No ClearVü Yes (with external black box) Tracks 50 saved tracks Wireless control Yes Admite radios compatibles con FUSION-Link™ Yes Galileo No LiveScope Yes BlueChart® (coast) No Traditional probe (dual beam/frequency) Yes (with external black box) Compatible with GRID™ (Garmin remote input device) Yes Video input ports 1 BNC FAQs How should the GPSMAP 1022 be mounted for best results?It is recommended to use the included mounting template for proper cutout when installing the unit. Printing your own template is not advised, as incorrect sizing could result in an improper fit. Is it safe to print my own mounting template?It is not recommended to print your own mounting template. Use the one included in the product box to avoid incorrect sizing or miscuts. How can I stream multiple video sources on the GPSMAP 1022 network?Multiple supported video cameras can be connected. For best performance, Garmin recommends streaming no more than five video sources simultaneously. What kind of cable is best for connecting to the Garmin Marine Network?A shielded cable, such as CAT 5e F/FTP, is recommended for best protection when connecting to the Garmin Marine Network. How can I troubleshoot if I cannot control my FLIR camera from the chartplotter?Verify the correct video input source on the chartplotter is associated with the FLIR camera, and ensure the right camera was selected during association. How do I associate a FLIR camera with a video input device on the chartplotter?When a FLIR camera is detected, a prompt will guide you to select the device to complete the association. This can also be changed later from Video Setup. How do I change the color or scene settings for a FLIR camera?You can make these adjustments on the chartplotter via the video screen menu, including color scheme, scene (gain control), and polarity settings. If my combination screen will not allow a second composite video source, what could be the issue?Only one video function per combination can use a composite video input on the chartplotter. Configure accordingly for multiple video sources. How do I configure camera angle and height for best tracking performance?Adjust the Camera Angle (relative to the boat's bow) and Camera Height (above the heading sensor) for optimal results using small, incremental changes. Should I use this device as the sole source for avoiding shallow water or collision?No, depth data should be supplemented by charts and visual checks. Operate slowly in suspect areas to avoid vessel damage or injury. Who do I contact for help with installation, servicing or advice?Contact the SailRACE team — as certified marine experts we're happy to help with product selection, installation and after-sales servicing, before and after your purchase. {"@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "FAQPage", "mainEntity": [{"@type": "Question", "name": "How should the GPSMAP 1022 be mounted for best results?", "acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer", "text": "It is recommended to use the included mounting template for proper cutout when installing the unit. 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