GPS Unit for DSLR nGPS

The standard nGPS version comes with two cables to adapt to different camera ports. It is suitable for more than a dozens of DSLR cameras from Nikon and other vendors. These compatible models are as follows: (Models as at Nov, 2021)

2018

	Z6	Z7

2017

	D850	D7500

2016

D500

D5600

2015

	D810A	D7200	D5500

2014

	D4s	D810	D750	D3300

2013

	Df	D610	D7100	P7800	Coolpix A

2005~2013

D5200

D600

D3200

D800 (E)

D3S

D3x

D700

D300S

D300

D2Xs

D2X

D2Hs

D200

D90

D7000

D5100

D5000

D3100

P7700

S5Pro

Easy to Use

Begin to use nGPS by going through three simple steps!

	Step1 nGPS具有一个标准的热靴插座，请如图示方向插入到相机的热靴上。 nGPS is equipped with a standard hot shoe. Insert it in the direction as shown in the figure.
	Step2 Insert the cable for 10-pin remote terminals CD-01 into the connection port of data.
	Step3 Align the triangle arrow mark on 10-pin remote terminals CD-01 to the dot mark on the camera.

Geotagging

Step1

Turn on your camera.
Push the control switch on your nGPS from "OFF" to "ON". The Satellite Status LED blinks.

At the same time, a GPS icon starts to blink on the LCD display on top of the camera.

Step2

Wait until the Satellite Status LED turns solid in an outdoor environment. If the GPS icon on the unit is on, all pictures you take will be logged with GPS position information.	Select "Setup > GPS > Position" on your camera to view the current latitude, longitude, elevation, and UTC.

Step3

Using ViewNX software, you may click "GeoTag" icon to position your picture on a map and view abundant geographical information.
You may also use the popular Google Earth, iPhoto, Panoramio, Flickr, Picasa or other software to play back or share the GPS-tagged photos with friends.

Human Design


	nGPS employs a low-power, highly sensitive chipset with 66 parallel channels. With a positioning precision of up to 3 meters and 35s/1s (average) for cold start * and hot start respectively, it enables quick and precise positioning even in unfavorable environments. * The test environment is a place with relatively open view to the sky.
The power switch on nGPS is independent from the power switch on your camera. If you will not use the camera for a short time period, you may turn off the camera and leave nGPS on. Thus, nGPS remains in the positioning status so that it can immediately obtain position information and data the next time you turn on the camera. This allows you quickly capture images.
	Including the Remote Cord RC-01 in the standard version, you can use the nGPS and remote cord at the same time.
①Camera with 10-pin remote terminals please use the CD-01 cord Nikon: D800, D3X, D3, D700, D300, D300S, D2X, D2X, D2HS, D200 Fujifilm: FinePix S5 Pro ②Camera with accessory terminals please use the CD-02 cord Nikon: D90, D7000, D5000, D3100
	The standard version also includes a strap adapter to attach the nGPS to the camera strap (From July, 2010).

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