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The
GPSMAP 3006C and GPSMAP 3010C
launch Garmin into the world of Marine networking, with plug-and-play
systems that put GPS, weather, sonar, radar, and other important
data at boaters’ fingertips.
Package includes |
- GPSMAP 3006C
- GPS 17 WAAS-enabled sensor
- A/V cable
- Power/data cable
- Bailmount
- Unit cover
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Both units are waterproof and feature a sunlight readable, 256-color,
640 x 480-pixel VGA display. The screen size for the GPSMAP 3006C
is 6.4" diagonal. These multifunction displays (MFDs) are powered
by a high-speed processor and graphics controller for fast redraw
of charts and weather graphics. They communicate with the Garmin
Marine Network through a 100-megabit Garmin-proprietary ethernet-based
network. The entire system is waterproof and completely plug-and-play—the
MFDs automatically detect any and all peripherals once they’re
connected. Boaters can connect a GPS antenna and one remote sensor
directly to the MFD. Or, with the addition of the GMS™ 10
Network Port Expander, users can connect multiple MFDs and sensors
to the same network. Each networked MFD can be configured independently.
A unique feature to the Garmin Marine Network is the addition
of the GDL™ 30 weather data
receiver. Through a partnership with XM WX Satellite Weather, mariners
can—for the first time—access real-time graphical weather
data for the United States directly on the GPSMAP 3010C or 3006C—without
the need for a separate PC interface. For those wanting more than
120 channels of XM Satellite Radio along with weather data, Garmin
also offers the GDL 30A—which
provides a unique audio-channel interface on the 3010C and 3006C
that allows for connection to an on-board stereo.
GPSMAP 3000 series products receive sonar data through the GSD
20, a proprietary "black box" sounder which offers
4,000 watts of peak-to-peak power (500 watts RMS) in a dual-frequency
transducer. The Garmin Marine Network will be compatible with Garmin's
new marine radar that is expected for the 2005 marine season. More
information on the radar should be available in late 2004.
The Garmin Marine Network also offers a unique network upgrade
system. The user simply prompts the MFD to read the current software
version of all components within the network, and writes them onto
a Garmin data card. Then the user uploads this data via a PC to
the Garmin website, where the newest software versions are downloaded
to the data card. The entire system is automatically updated once
the card is re-inserted into the MFD.
GPSMAP 3006C Features
- WAAS-enabled, 12 parallel channel GPS
sensor with 30 ft. cable length
- High-speed RISC processor and graphics
controller for fast screen redraw
- Use individually or connect and control
multiple displays and sensors with built-in high-speed network
- View weather overlays with optional
GDL 30/30A remote XM marine weather/audio satellite receiver
- Add sonar with optional GSD 20 remote
sounder
- 10.25" W x 6.5" H x 3.25"
D unit dimensions
- Dual card slots; accepts data cards
programmed with Garmin’s BlueChart® cartography
- 6.4"-diagonal, color TFT, full
VGA, sunlight-readable display
- Weighs approximately 3.0 lbs.
- Backlit display and keypad
- Permanent user data storage; no memory
battery required
- Two composite video inputs for on-board
cameras; 1 VGA PC monitor video output
- Three data ports allow for NMEA 0183
and proprietary Garmin
- Navigation voice prompts (future software
update required) with optional speaker
- Remote operation using optional Garmin
infrared remote control
- Water resistant; meets IEC
60529 IPX7 standards
- Built-in worldwide basemap showing cities,
interstates, coastline detail and U.S. tide stations
- Compatible with Garmin’s BlueChart
marine cartography and most MapSource products, including Fishing
Hot Spots and MetroGuide®
- 4000 user waypoints with name and graphic
symbol; 50 reversible routes with 300 waypoints/route
- 10,000 point automatic track log; 15
saved tracks let you retrace your path in both directions; 700
points/saved track
- Position formats include Lat/Lon, UTM,
Loran TDs, Maidenhead, MGRS; and user grid
- Audible alarms for anchor drag, arrival,
off-course, shallow water, deep water, proximity waypoint, clock,
and battery
- Large-numbers option for easy viewing
- Course and speed filtering
- Built-in celestial tables for sun and
moon calculations
- Multiple languages (future software
update required)

Weather Animation |

GDL® 30/30A
This weather data receiver delivers real-time XM WX Satellite
Weather data for the United States to the GPSMAP 3006C
and GPSMAP 3010C (includes GA 31 antenna). |

GSD 20
The 3000 series receives sonar data through this "black
box" sounder. |
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