New Garmin Gpsmap 3210 Bundle 3210 GPS Chartplotter
* Owner’s Manual
* Quick Reference Guide
* Mounting Bracket
* Power Cable
* External Antenna
* Protective Front Cover
* GDL30A
* GSD22
* GMS10
Box:
* GPSMAP 3210
* Preloaded U.S. marine detailed maps (g2 technology)
* GPS 17 WAAS-enabled sensor
* Power/data cable
* Bail mount
* Protective cover
* Template for flush mounting
* Owner’s manual
* Quick reference guide
* Installation guide
* GSD 22 Network Sounder Module
* GDL 30A XM Satellite Receiver (Radio & Weather)
* GMS 10 Network Port Expander
Plug into the power of the Garmin Marine network with the Garmin 3200 series. Rugged, waterproof, and easy to install, these chartplotters come preloaded with Garmin’s detail-rich marine cartography utilizing BlueChart g2 technology.
One look at the GPSMAP 3210, and you’ll know you’ve found a chartplotter big enough for the waterfront. For boaters wanting a large-format display along with the benefits of a seamless plug-and-play system and built-in maps for U.S. coastal areas, including Alaska and Hawaii, this is your plotter.
The GPSMAP 3210’s huge 10.4-inch diagonal display delivers vivid color and detail even in direct sunlight. High-speed microprocessors make for extremely fast redraw and response rates. It can serve as a standalone plotter or network with other MFDs and sensors to deliver XM weather, radar and sonar. The 3206 accepts up to 2 video inputs so you can watch the engine room or monitor activity on deck. Convenient soft key functions allow you to assign a feature such as map declutter to a specific key.
The GSD 22 is a powerful remote sounder that plugs directly into the Garmin Marine Network for use with our network chartplotters or into the new Garmin CANet for use with the 292/392/492 series chartplotters. Ultrascroll technology keeps the display scrolling at live-action speeds, while the units digital design and up to 2 kW of transmit power (depending on transducer used) provide extraordinary target definition and deep water performance.
Transmit power and receiver gain automatically adjust to produce excellent shallow water performance as well. The GSD 22 is dual frequency (200/50 kHz) and works with everything from a standard 500 W transom mount transducer to heavy-duty 2 kW thru-hull or in-hull transducers. Reaches depths to 5,000 feet.
Please Note: This product does not include a transducer. Garmin offers a complete selection of transducers to be purchased separately as accessories.
The GMS 10 Network Port Expander is the “nerve center” of the Garmin Marine Network. This 100-Mbit switch is designed to support the connection of multiple sensors and the GPSMAP 3006C and GPSMAP 3010C chartplotters/multifunction displays (MFDs) to the Garmin Marine Network. The GMS 10 allows users to gain the benefit of Ethernet-like data transfer speeds up to 10 times faster than some competitive systems.
Each networked MFD can be configured independently, and the connections are completely waterproof for operation in corrosive marine environments. The switch has LED indicators for individual line status. Plug-and-play design means that all peripherals are automatically detected and readily accessible once they’re connected to the network. Likewise, owners can easily expand their systems by using the same standard data cable to plug additional units and displays into the GMS 10 network ports.
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Posted on June 16th, 2008 by admin
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