MHG1 - Browser Marquant - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	GPS Navigation Device
Brand	Marquant
Model	MHG1
Display Size	5.0 inches
Resolution	480 x 272 pixels
Dimensions	137 x 84 x 18 mm
Weight	180 g
Power Source	Rechargeable Li-Ion battery, 1100 mAh
Battery Life	Up to 4 hours
Main Functions	GPS navigation, route planning, voice guidance, points of interest, speed camera alerts
Maps	Preloaded with maps of Europe (depending on region)
Connectivity	USB 2.0, microSD card slot (up to 32GB)
Audio	Built-in speaker, 3.5mm headphone jack
Maintenance & Cleaning	Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid liquids. Do not use abrasive cleaners.
Safety	Designed for windshield mounting. Do not obstruct driver's view. Use only the provided charger.
Spare Parts & Repairability	Spare parts available from authorized service centers. Repairs should be done by qualified personnel.
Warranty	2 years (check local regulations)
Operation Temperature	0°C to 45°C
Storage Temperature	-10°C to 60°C
Package Contents	Navigation device, car charger, USB cable, suction mount, user manual

Frequently Asked Questions - MHG1 Marquant

How do I update the maps on my Marquant MHG1?

Download the latest map update from the Marquant website. Connect your device to a computer via USB, then copy the map files to the internal storage or SD card. Follow the instructions in the user manual.

My MHG1 won't turn on. What should I do?

First, charge the device for at least 2 hours using the included car charger. If it still doesn't turn on, try a reset by pressing the reset button (small pinhole) with a paperclip. If the issue persists, contact customer support.

Can I use the Marquant MHG1 without a SIM card?

Yes, the MHG1 is a standalone GPS navigator and does not require a SIM card. All maps and navigation functions are preloaded or can be stored on an SD card.

How do I set a home address?

Go to the main menu and select 'Settings' > 'Navigation' > 'Home Address'. Enter your address and save. You can then navigate home quickly by tapping the 'Home' button on the main screen.

Does the MHG1 support voice commands?

The MHG1 offers voice guidance for turn-by-turn directions. However, it does not support voice input for destinations. Use the touchscreen to enter addresses.

What type of SD card does the MHG1 use?

The device supports microSD cards up to 32GB. Use a high-speed card (Class 10 or higher) for optimal performance. Insert the card into the slot on the side of the device.

How do I mount the navigator in my car?

Attach the suction cup mount to the windshield. Press the lever to secure it. Then slide the device onto the mount until it clicks. Ensure the device is at a comfortable viewing angle and does not obstruct your view of the road.

The battery drains quickly. Is this normal?

Battery life depends on usage. Typically, the MHG1 lasts up to 4 hours. If you experience shorter battery life, check that the screen brightness is not too high or that you are not using unnecessary features like Bluetooth (if available). If the problem continues, the battery may need replacement.

Can I download additional points of interest (POIs)?

Yes, you can download custom POI files (e.g., speed cameras, restaurants) from the Marquant website. Copy the .poi files to the 'POI' folder on the device's memory or SD card. Refer to the manual for detailed steps.

How do I perform a factory reset?

Go to 'Settings' > 'System' > 'Factory Reset'. Confirm the action. This will erase all user data and restore the device to its original state. Backup your personal data before resetting.

USER MANUAL MHG1 Marquant

Some certain knowledge is required to be well known by the user for proper and safe use of GPS handheld receiver. Please read this User's Manual first before operation.

This product can help the user to find out his way and orient him in travelling, BUT it can not totally replace the user's own personal judgement. Never lose your own reasonable judgement and solely rely on one device.

Because it is an assistant device, it will NOT undertake any legal responsibility for any accident or damage caused by the user's wrong operation and/or wrong judgement in navigating with the product.

CAUTION

The Global Positioning System(GPS) is a system of 24 satellites which circle the earth twice a day in a very precise orbit and transmit information to earth. The unit must continuously find at least three of these satellites to calculate your position and your movement.

This GPS system is operated by the government of the United States, which is solely responsible for its accuracy and maintenance. Any changes of the system could affect the accuracy and performance of all GPS equipment.

Silhouette of two hikers on a mountain peak, one carrying a backpack and the other waving (no text or symbols)

INHOUD

• Unit Features
• Battery installation & Keypad
• Start up the unit
  • Operation Structure
• Main pages

Interne GPS antenne LCD Afleesvenster WELCOME Entertoets Escape toets UP / Down / rechts / links Aan/uit power toets POWER

Batterij deur

Line drawing of a mobile phone case with battery pack and casing (no text or symbols)

Silhouette of a person using a telescope on a rock (no text or symbols)

graph TD
    A["Tracking"] --> B["Position 30"]
    B --> C["Escape"]
    C --> D["Navigation"]
    D --> E["State"]
    E --> F["Time: 27-NAR-01, 83:87:320N, 34°14.400N, 108°54.600E, 0567.0m, SDG:000.001s/h, COG:000.0°"]
    C --> G["Route: Route1 HouseBI (BI)"]
    G --> H["N, S, M"]
    H --> I["DRG:267.7°, SDG:913.36m/s"]

Name Dark Waypoint Route Track Waypoint List Edit Create Delete Search Sort Waypoint Create The waypoint be created ----> 001 name01 30°00.000N 000°00.00 Yes N Waypoint Create The waypoint be created ----> 001 Tele02 34°20.100N 029°31.000E Yes No

Raypoints List 881 food81 89 81 Edit Create Are you sure to delete it ? Yes No Go to Page No.

Waypoints List File Edit Create Delete Search water1 OK Waypoints List File Edit Fail to find out waypoint by name. Close OK

Een waypont zoeken

Waypoints List 001 Tele01 01 002 Edit 003 Create 004 Delete 005 Search Sort Go to 1 Waypoints List 001 Tele01 01 Do you want to goto this UPT? Tele01 12°00.100N 001°01.040E Yes No 2 Waypoints List 002 Tele01 01 Edit 003 Create 004 Delete 005 Search Sort Stop Goto 3 4 Waypoints List 002 Tele01 01 Do you want to stop navigation? Tele01 12°00.100N 001°01.040E Yes No

Silhouette of a person standing beside a golf club with a flag, no text or symbols present

Spoor opnemen

Een spoor opnemen

Track Begin record S Track edit HOMEB8

Track Begin record S Track edit T Track The name is used by another track! Close

Tracking 1.0ni | 886.392ni Track Stop record Do you really want to stop track recording ? Yes No

Let op

graph LR
    A["Track"] --> B["Begin record"]
    B --> C["Saved track"]
    C --> D["Track 01"]
    D --> E["Backtrack"]
    E --> F["Rename"]
    F --> G["About..."]
    G --> H["Delete"]
    I["Time"] --> J["00:00-00:00"]
    J --> K["01:09:22AM"]
    K --> L["00:00-00:00"]
    L --> M["01:09:38AM"]
    M --> N["Distance"]
    N --> O["00:00, 33 Mile"]
    O --> P["Status"]
    P --> Q["No used"]
    Q --> R["Close"]

graph LR
    A["Track"] --> B["Track"]
    B --> C["Tracking"]
    A --> D["Begin record\nSaved track\nTrack1\nTo end\nat to start\nDelete"]
    B --> E["Begin record\nSaved track\nHINDO1 文\nStop back\nRename\nAbout..."]
    C --> F["Output: 1.0m"]

Routes List Edit Create Delete Sort Active

Create a route Add WPT Insert WPT Remove WPT Save

Waypoints List 001 Tele01 81 002 camp03 003 food01 04 004 take01 ≈ 005 tree01 5

Routes List Edit Create Delete Sort Active Edit this route Add WPT Insert WPT Remove WPT

Edit this route 01 Add WPT 01 02 Insert WPT 03 Remove WPT 04 Save 05 food01

Create a route 01 Add WPT 01 02 Insert WPT 03 Remove WPT This name has already existed! Close

Route bewerken

Routes List Edit Create Delete Are you sure to delete it ? Yes No

Routes List Edit Create Delete Sort Active

Routes List 01 Route2 01 02 Route1

Routes List Edit Create Delete Sort Dissect Forwards Backwards Return Select start tree1 4 01 tele1 camp03 takee1 foode1 种 Routes List Route2 01 Route1

Routes List Edit This route is used! Close Forwards Backwards Return

graph TD
    A["Current Position"] --> B["(Backwards)"]
    A --> C["(Forwards)"]
    A --> D["C"]
    D --> E["D"]

Setup Datun Uruguay Venezuela W. Canada W. Malay&Singa W. Mississippi Wales WGS 72 WGS 84 System

Tijd

Setup Datum Time Alarm XTE Hazard Dest Waypoint Anchor System

Setup Datun Time Alarm Display Contrast System

Illustration of a chess knight on a board with pawns (no text or symbols)

Let op:

XTC: Cross-Track Error???

Troubleshooting

1. The screen is blank after you press the POWER keypad.

• Wrong batteries installation or no enough power. Check to insure that the batteries are installed correctly and that the battery terminals are clean. Or replace the batteries.
• It may because you did not make valid operation (press is too light to start). Please press POWER key again till the unit responses and hear a sound “B” and see the welcome page.
• If you hear a sound “B”, then the unit is already turned on. You need to adjust screen contrast until you can recognize the words on the screen. Please take a reference in page 37 on “Turning on”.

2. Battery choices

You can use alkaline battery or rechargeable battery. But if you use rechargeable battery, the unit can not show you the correct information on the batteries condition.

3. Unavailability of satellite signals for long time

• Make sure you are operating outdoors, not in a house or building.
• See if the sky is clear and open, it will influence the satellite signals reception.
• Check your surroundings, there may be some electric or magnetic field around you or the unit which can interfere the normal work, such as wireless radio station, radio tower or high-voltage wires and cables, and etc.

4. GPS handheld receiver has water outside and inside

Wipe down the water outside of the unit with clean clothing. Put it in a windy place without direct sunshine and dry the inside. Then try to turn it on again to see if it works well. If it is still not good, please contact local maintenance agency. Never try to open the unit by yourself.

5. Though in open area with clear sky, GPS handheld receiver can not track satellite.

• It may because GPS handheld receiver had worked indoor for long time and been brought outdoor directly. Please turn off out door and restart it.
• The GPS handheld receiver is damaged. Please contact local dealer or supplier.

6. Fell down or collided

Check the appearance completeness. Contact the local maintenance agency if you find the unit does not work well.

Specifications

- Navigation Features

Waypoints:

Total: 500 with name and symbol

Routes: 30 Reversible routes with up to 50

waypoints

Tracks: Total: 10 tracks with name and symbol

- Performance

Receiver: Twelve parallel channel receiver

continuously tracks and uses up to twelve Satellites

Frequency: L1,1575.42MHz,C/A code

Sensitivity: -140 dbm

Acquisition Times:

Hot : Approximately 10 seconds

Warm: Approximately 40 seconds

Cold: Approximately 60 seconds

Re-acquisition: Approximately less than 1 second

Update Rate: 2-seconds, continuous

Accuracy:

Position: 25 meters 2DRMS

Velocity: 0.1 knot RMS steady state

Dynamics:

2g's

Max.Height:

18000 meters

Max.Velocity:

100 m/s

Antenna:

Built-in porcelain antenna

• Physical

Size: 141x60x28mm

Weight: 170g with no batteries

Display: 120x160 pixel, high-contrast LCD, electro-luminescent

Memory: Internal lithium battery backup lasts up to 10 years

• Power

Source: 2 AA batteries, 1.5V each

Battery Life: Up to 7 hours

- Temperature

Operation: -10\~70°C

Storage: -20\~80°C

Symbols & Prompts

Symbols

In the GPS handheld receiver, you can use 19 symbols to name your waypoints (see them in the under part of the page).

Bridge House Fish Gas Station Car Tree Waypoint Person Anchor Restaurant Lake Camp Water Hazard Telephone Plane Danger Hospital Cross

Prompts

• Maximum 30 routes can be saved!

Can memorize maximum 30 routes, 10 tracks and 500 waypoints. If you want to save more, you must delete some and spare space in the unit.

- Deletion is invalid!

When a waypoint or a track or a route is in navigation, you can not delete them.

• No route can be used!

There is no route in the memory at all.

- Fail to delete waypoint, it is used by goto!

When a waypoint is used in Goto navigation, you can not delete or edit it.

- Fail to edit waypoint, it is in use!

The same as above.

- Waypoint is wrong, it can not be saved!

For a valid waypoint, its longitude covers from 0^ to 180^ , and latitude from 0^ to 90^ . Any waypoint defined out of this range is wrong or invalid.

- Low Battery! It will shutdown automatically later.

When the batteries are too enough to support operation, the unit will pop up this prompt.

• In dangerous zone!

Once you get into the area you set up as dangerous place, the unit will alarm you as soon as possible.

• The track is unable to navigate.

For GPS receiver, it can only identify position changes of more than 25 meters. Otherwise, your track is invalid.

Datum Index

Adindan-Mean Adindan-Regional Mean

Ala,Can,Conus North American 1983-Alaska,Canada,Conus

Alaska North American 1927-Alaska

Aleutian IsdE North American 1927-Alaska(Aleutian Islands E)

Aleutian IsdW North American 1927-Alaska(Aleutian Islands W)

Aleutian Isds North American 1983-Aleutian Islands

Antarctica Camp Area Astro-Antarctica

Arc-Mean Arc 1950-Regional Mean

Argentina South American 1969-Argentina

Argentina Campo Inchauspe-Argentina

Australian 66 Australian Geodetic 1966

Australian 84 Australian Geodetic 1984

Bahama, Florid Cape Canaveral-Bahamas, Florida

Bolivia 56 Provisional S.American 1956-Bolivia

Bolivia 69 South American 1969-Bolivia

Brazil Corrego Alegre-Brazil

Brazil 69 South American 1969-Brazil

Brune,E.Malay Timbalai 1948-Brunei,East Malaysia

C.America North American 1927-Central America

C.Amer, Mexico North American 1983-Central America, Mexico

C.Canada North American 1927-Central Canada

Canada Mean North American 1927-Mean for Canada

Canada yukon North American 1927-Canada(Yukon)

Chile 63 Provisional S. Chilean 1963-Chile

Chile 69 South American 1969-Chile

Colombia 56 Provisional S.American 1956-Colombia

Colombia 69 South American 1969-Colombia

Conus Mean North American 1927-Mean for Conus

Cuba North American 1927-Cuba

Czechoslova42 S-42(Pulkovo 1942)-Czechoslovakia

Czechoslova93 S-JTSK-Czechoslovakia(prior to Jan 1993)

E.Canada North American 1927-East Canada

E.Mississippi North American 1927-East of Mississippi

Egypt 07 Old Egyptian 1907-Egypt

Egypt 50 European 1950-Egypt

England Ord. Survey G. Britain 1936-England

Eur.C.Reg.M European 1979-Central Regional Mean

Eur.E Reg.M European 1950-Eastern Regional Mean

Eur.N.Reg.M European 1950-Northern Regional Mean

Datum Index

Eur.S.Reg.M European 1950-Southern Regional Mean

Eur.W.Reg.M European 1950-Western Regional Mean

Finland Norway European 1950-Finland, Norway

G.Britain M Ord. Survey G. Britain 1936-Regional Mean

Greece European 1950-Greece

Greenland North American 1927-Greenland

Guam Guam1963-Guam

Guyana South American 1969-Guyana

Hawaii Old Hawaiin-Hawaii

Hawaii 83 North American 1983-Hawaii

Hawaii Mean Old Hawaiin-Regional Mean

Hong Kong Hong Kong 1963-Hong Kong

Hungary S-42(Pulkovo 1942)-Hungary

Iceland Hjorsey 1955-Iceland

Indian 60 Indian 1960

India,Nepal Indian-India,Nepal

Italy Sicily European 1950-Italy(Sicily)

Japan Tokyo-Japan

Kauai Old Hawaiin-Kauai

Kazakhstan S-42(Pulkovo 1942)-Kazakhstan

Latvia S-42(Pulkovo 1942)-Latvia

Maderia Isds Porto Santo 1936-Maderia Islands

Malta European 1950-Malta

Marshall Wake-Eniwetok 1960-Marshall Islands

Maui Old Hawaiin-Maui

Mexico Gulf North American 1927-Gulf of Mexico

Mexico North American 1927-Mexico

Midway Isds Midway Astro 1961-Midway Islands

Mindanao Luzon-Philippines(Mindanao)

Montserrat Isd Montserrat Island Astro 1958

Morocco Merchich-Morocco

N.Chile Provisional S.American 1956-Chile(Northern)

New Zealand49 Geodetic Datum 1949-New Zealand

New Georg Isd DOS 1968-New Georgia Islands

New Zealand71 Chatham Island Astro 1971-New Zealand

Nw.Canada North American 1927-Northwest Canada

Oahu Old Hawaiin-Oahu

Datum Index

Okinawa Tokyo-Okinawa

Oman Oman-Oman

Pakistan Indian-Pakistan

Philippines Luzon-Philippines

Paraguay South American 1969-Paraguay

Peru 56 Provisional S.American 1956-Peru

Peru 69 South American 1969-Peru

Porland S-42(Pulkovo 1942)-Poland

Romania S-42(Pulkovo 1942)-Romania

Russia Pulkovo 1942-Russia

S.Africa Cap-South Africa

S.America M56 Provisional S.American 1956-Regional Mean

S.America M69 South American 1969-Regional Mean

S.Chile Provisional S.American 1956-Chile(Southern)

S. Georgia Isd ISTS 061 Astro 1968-South Georgia Islands

S.Greenland Qornoq-Greenland(South)

S.Korea K Korean Geodetic System-South Korea

Salvage Isds Sevagem Grande-Salvage Islands

Sardinia 40 Rome 1940-Italy(Sardinia)

Sardinia 50 European 1950-Italy(Sardinia)

Saudi Arabia Nahrwan-Saudi Arabia

Scotld,Shetld Ord. Survey G. Britain 1936-Scotland,Shetland

South Korea T Tokyo-South Korea

Soviet Sys.85 SGS 85-Soviet Geodetic system 1985

Taiwan Hu-Tsu-Shan-Taiwan

Thai, Vietnam Indian 1954-Thailand, Vietnam

Thailand 75 Indian 1975-Thailand

Toky-Mean Tokyo-Regional Mean

United Arab Nahrwan-United Arab Emirates

Uruguay Yacare-Uruguay

Venezuela Provisional S. American 1956-Venezuela

W. Canada North American 1927-West Canada

W.Malay&Singa Kertau 1948-West Malaysia & Singapore

W.Mississippi North American 1927-West of Mississippi

Wales Ord. Survey G. Britain 1936-Wales

WGS 72 WGS 1972-Global Definition

WGS 84 WGS 1984-Global DefinitionBolivia 56