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Garmin 190-01230-10, 531, 541, 541s Appendix, Specifications, Physical Specifications, Performance, Case:, Receiver:, 500 Series:, Temp. Range:, Size : 400 Series:, GPSMAP 521 and 551:

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Appendix

Appendix

Specifications

Physical Specifications

Size : 400 Series: W × H × D: 5.7 in. × 5.0 in. × 3.0 in. (14.5 cm × 12.7 cm × 7.6 cm)

500 Series: W × H × D: 5.9 in. × 6.4 in. × 2.9 in. (15.0 cm × 16.3 cm × 7.4 cm)

Weight: 400 Series: 1.30 lb. (560 g) 500 Series: 1.75 lb. (800 g)

Display: GPSMAP 421 and 451: 4.0 in. diagonal (10.6 cm), QVGA display with adjustable brightness, 320 × 240 pixels.

GPSMAP 521 and 551: 5.0 in. diagonal (12.7 cm), QVGA display with adjustable brightness, 320 × 234 pixels.

GPSMAP 526 and 556: 5.0 in. diagonal (12.7 cm), Full VGA display with adjustable brightness, 640 × 480 pixels, capable of 4,096 colors.

Case: Fully gasketed, high-impact plastic alloy, waterproof to IEC 529 IPX7 standards.

Temp. Range: From 5ºF to 131ºF (from -15ºC to 55ºC)

Compass-Safe Distances:

Model Number	Compass-Safe
	Distance
GPSMAP 526/556	20 in. (50 cm)
GPSMAP 421/451	26 in. (65) cm
GPSMAP 521/551	30 in. (75 cm)

Performance

Receiver:

High-sensitivity, 14 parallel channel, WAAS-capable receiver:

GPSMAP 421/421s	GPSMAP 451/451s
GPSMAP 521/521s	GPSMAP 551/551s

High-sensitivity, 12 parallel channel, WAAS-capable receiver: GPSMAP 526/526s GPSMAP 556/556s

66	GPSMAP 400/500 Series Owner’s Manual

Contents

Page Page Introduction Tips and Shortcuts Manual Conventions Quick Links Table of Contents Page Declaration of Conformity (DoC) Product Registration Contact Garmin Getting Started Unit Overview Turning the Unit On or Off Initializing Unit Settings Adjusting the Backlight Using the Keypad Acquiring GPS Satellite Signals Using Simulator Mode Viewing System Information Restoring the Original Factory Settings Inserting and Removing SD Cards Understanding the Home Screen Using Charts Using the Navigation Chart Navigation Chart Menu Understanding How Wind VMG and Waypoint VMG Appear in the Data Bars Understanding Chart Data Navigating to a Point on the Chart Panning the Navigation Chart Zooming In and Out on the Map Accessing Additional Object Information Viewing Tide-StationInformation Changing the Navigation Chart Settings Changing the Chart Appearance Heading Line Distance World Full World Map Using the Split Navigation Chart Using Perspective 3D Perspective 3D Settings Using Mariner’s Eye 3D Mariner’s Eye 3D Settings Using Fish Eye 3D Fish Eye 3D Settings Using Fishing Charts Enabling High Resolution Satellite Imagery Viewing Aerial Photos Animated Tide and Current Indicators Detailed Road and POI Data Using Automatic Guidance Using the Chart/Sonar Screen Where To Navigating to a Destination 4.Select Navigate To Go To Guide To To stop navigating: Stop Navigating Creating and Using Waypoints Creating and Using Routes To create a route in another location: Routes New Route 2.Select Use Chart or Use Waypoint List To edit a route: Using Tracks To clear the active track: Active Tracks Clear Active Track To retrace the active track: To edit or delete a saved track: Using BlueChart g2 Vision Navigating with a Garmin Autopilot Viewing Information Viewing a Compass Viewing Numbers Viewing Trip Information Viewing and Customizing Fuel Gauges and Engine Gauges Viewing Engine Gauges Cycling Through Engine Gauge Screens Customizing Engine Gauge Limits 3.Select Gauge Limits > Custom Scale Min Scale Max Selecting the Number of Engines Shown in Gauges Engine Selection Num. Engines Edit Engines Selecting the Engines Shown in Gauges Use Total Fuel Level Viewing Fuel Gauges Fuel Engine) Viewing and Customizing Wind Gauges Selecting True, Apparent, or Ground Wind for the Wind Gauges Configuring the Heading Source Selecting the Range of the Close Hauled Wind Gauge Viewing Tide-stationInformation Viewing Current Information Viewing Celestial Information Viewing User Data Data Transfer Save To Card Add New File Rocker Done Viewing Other Vessels Automatic Identification System About AIS Heading and Projected Course of Activated AIS Targets Turning Off AIS Reception Configure Other Vessels AIS >Off Proj Heading Trails Activating a Target for an AIS Vessel 4.Select AIS Vessel > Activate Target 3.Select MENU > Other Vessels > AIS Alarm > On Viewing a List of AIS Targets 3.Select MENU > Other Vessels > AIS List Making a Call to an AIS Target Configuring the Chartplotter Configuring System Settings Configuring Units of Measure Changing the System Language Configuring Navigation Preferences Shoreline Distance Auto Guidance Setting Configuring Communications Settings Sounder Route Garmin Posn Precision Setting Alarms Setting Navigation Alarms Setting System Alarms Setting Sonar Alarms Setting the Total Fuel Onboard Alarm Configuring My Boat Configuring Other Vessels To customize safe-zonesettings: AIS Alarm Alarm Using Sonar Understanding the Full Screen Understanding The Split Zoom Screen Understanding the Depth Log Screen Understanding the Temp Log Screen Setting Up Sonar Advanced Sonar Settings Digital Selective Calling (DSC) Using the Chartplotter with a VHF Radio Adding a DSC Contact Viewing the DSC List Receiving Distress Calls Man-OverboardDistress Calls Initiated from a VHF Radio Man-OverboardDistress Calls Initiated from the Chartplotter Position Tracking Placing an Individual Routine Call Calling an AIS Target Appendix Specifications Physical Specifications Performance Power Sonar Alarms and Messages Deep Water Distress Call Entering (Leaving) target water temperature Route Waypoint Memory Full—noadditional route waypoints can be saved Sonar Service Lost Track Log Full Capturing Screenshots Caring for the Unit Cleaning the Case Cleaning the Screen Honda Engine ECO Symbol Software License Agreement Index Page Page Page Page Garmin products, visit the Garmin Web site at www.garmin.com