MAPPING:  When the Ozi Explorer GPS option is purchased the unit will display 3 icons when selecting navigation.  You will have the option of selecting either the standard turn by turn road mapping, the off road or marine mapping.  The Off-road and marine mapping software is supplied by Ozi Explorer. The mapping for both the Off road and marine is supplied by Australian Geoscience maps using a 1:250K scale.  The only help available for the use for how to use Ozi Explorer is via the link above, via online forums or private tuition. The areas for the Geoscience maps cover the entire Australian continent, entire coast line and most popular areas of the South Pacific (Fiji, Solomon's, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Vanuatu etc).  If you have other maps or other scales then these can be added to the SD card.

Select either Road maps or either Ozi Explorer option, no need to change SD cards!

Ozi Explorer area covered using NAT Maps from Aus Geoscience for Off road and Marine mapping.
These maps have been digitally converted for Ozi Explorer.

Ozi Explorer CE features:
Mark waypoints 
Breadcrumb trail 
Log & save tracks 
Many map zoom levels 
More/Less   detailed maps 
Automatic loading of next map


Roads
Major road to public or private track with minimum or no   construction
Hydrographic
Watercourse, canals, perennial lake, bore, well, wind pump,   waterhole, spring, swamp
Cultural features
Pipelines, tanks, homesteads, ruins, landmarks, fence,   levee, quarry, mine
Boundaries
State & territory borders, reserves and prohibited areas
Railways
Tracks, stations, sidings and abandoned lines
Vegetation
Forest, scrubland, rain forest, plantation, orchard
Aircraft facilities
Airport, landing strip, helipad
Offshore & Coastal features
Boat ramp, lighthouse, reef, shoal,   wreck, costal flat, mangrove
Relief
Elevation, sand dunes, cliffs, sand ridges, pinnacle and contour lines with values.

When Ozi Explorer is loaded your navigation screen will display as

giving you options for Road Mapping, Off Road and Marine.  Without this option your unit will default to road mapping.
 

Ozi Explorer area covered using NAT Maps from Aus Geoscience for Off road and Marine mapping.
These maps have been digitally converted for Ozi Explorer.

Ozi Explorer CE features:
Mark waypoints 
Breadcrumb trail 
Log & save tracks 
Many map zoom levels 
More/Less   detailed maps 
Automatic loading of next map


Roads
Major road to public or private track with minimum or no   construction
Hydrography
Watercourse, canals, perennial lake, bore, well, windpump,   waterhole, spring, swamp
Cultural features
Pipelines, tanks, homesteads, ruins, landmarks, fence,   levee, quarry, mine
Boundaries
State & territory borders, reserves and prohibited areas
Railways
Tracks, stations, sidings and abandoned lines
Vegetation
Forest, scrubland, rain forest, plantation, orchard
Aircraft facilities
Airport, landing strip, helipad
Offshore & Coastal features
Boat ramp, lighthouse, reef, shoal,   wreck, costal flat, mangrove
Relief
Elevation, sand dunes, cliffs, sand ridges, pinnacle and contour  lines with values.

Typical Image of marine mapping - Port Phillip Bay mapping provided



 

Camera Options:
        
    Bullet                                                     Number Plate                Miniature Tailgate A              Miniature Tailgate B


                       
    Heavy Duty Butterfly                                       Caravan Camera                                           Miniature Tailgate C
 

First Camera is automatically supplied with a 6M RCA cable
Second Camera is supplied with both 6M and 15M RCA cabling

GENERAL CONNECTIONS FOR ALL RCA MONITORS:

Both Camera and monitor need to be powered by connecting
Red - Positive
Black - Negative
If the power cable does not have Red/Black wires then you will need to test using a multi meter.  The inside of the plug is positive, the outside negative

Some monitors may also have a green wire which, when connected to the positive side of the reversing light will make the camera display on input no 2.  If connecting a second camera then this wire should not be connected (or a simple switch put in to disable it when the second camera is connected).   The monitor can be manually turned on to display the camera at any time and can be left on whilst driving.

The connection between the camera and the monitor is via a simple RCA cable.  Only the YELLOW is used. 

If more instructions are needed then you should be getting this unit professionally installed

Of course all items supplied should be tested BEFORE installation.