Canon GPS Receiver GP-E1 – страница 2

付属のソフトウェアについて

ここでは、付属のGPSReceiverSolutionDisk（CD-ROM）に収録さ

れている、各ソフトウェアの概要と、パソコンへのインストール方法を説明

します。

ジーピーエス

レシーバー

ソリューション

ディスク

GPS

Receiver

Solution

Disk

GP-E1用のソフトウェアと、使用説明書が収録されてい

ます。

マップ

ユーティリティー

Map

 Utility

GP-E1で記録した位置情報を使用して、パソコンの地図に、画像の撮影

場所や撮影方向を表示できます。

イメージブラウザー

イーエックス

ImageBrowser

EX

MapUtilityを最新版に更新することができます。

その他の機能については、ImageBrowserEXの使用説明書PDFをご確

認ください。

MapUtilityを利用するためには、ImageBrowserEXをインストールする必要

があります。

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付属のソフトウェアについて

ソフトウェアのインストール

旧バージョンのソフトウェアがインストールされている場合でも、下記の手順に

従ってインストールしてください（必要に応じて、上書きインストールされま

す）。

1 パソコンにGPSReceiverSolutionDisk（CD-ROM）を入

れる

2 CD-ROMのアイコンをダブルクリックする

● Windowsでは、［

（マイ）コンピューター

］内に表示されるアイコン

● Macintoshでは、デスクトップ上に表示されるアイコン

3［

Setup.exe

］をダブルクリックする

4［

おまかせインストール

］をクリックし、画面の指示に従って操作す

る

● インストール途中に、MicrosoftSilverlightのインストール画面

が表示された時は、MicrosoftSilverlightのインストールを行っ

てください。

5［

完了

］をクリックし、CD-ROMを取り出す

● インストール完了です。

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付属のソフトウェアについて

使用説明書PDFファイルのコピー方法と見かた

1 パソコンに GPSReceiverSolutionDisk（CD-ROM）を入

れる

2 CD-ROMのアイコンをダブルクリックする

● Windowsでは、［

（マイ）コンピューター

］内に表示されるアイコン

● Macintoshでは、デスクトップ上に表示されるアイコン

3［

Manual

］フォルダをダブルクリックして開く

4［

Japanese

］フォルダをパソコンにコピーする

● 以下の名前の使用説明書PDFファイルがコピーされます。

Windows Macintosh

MapUtility MUx.xWJxx MUx.xMJxx

ImageBrowserEX IBXxxJxx

5 コピーしたPDFファイルをダブルクリックする

● パソコンにAdobe Reader（最新版推奨）がインストールされてい

る必要があります。

● Adobe Readerはインターネット上から無料でダウンロードできま

す。

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主な仕様

対応カメラ EOS-1DX

画像への位置情報付加 撮影時に付加

緯度、経度、標高、方位、協定世界時、衛星補

捉状態

受信周波数 1575.42MHz（L1帯）

位置情報の更新間隔 1/5/10/15/30秒間隔、1/2/5分間隔

時刻合わせ GPSの時刻データをカメラに設定

電子コンパス 3軸・地磁気センサーと3軸・加速度センサーを

用いて方位を算出

電源 カメラ本体から給電する

撮影可能枚数

位置情報の更新間隔 常温（+23℃） 低温（0℃）

1秒毎 約790枚 約620枚

15秒毎 約970枚 約740枚

5分毎 約990枚 約760枚

*ファインダー撮影時

*CIPA試験基準による

大きさ 約24.7（幅）×57.0（高さ）×35.7（奥行）mm

質量 約44g

*CIPAガイドラインによる

使用可能温度 0℃〜+45℃

使用可能湿度 85%以下

付属ソフトウェア ImageBrowserEX、GP-E1用MapUtility

● 本使用説明書に記載のデータは、すべて当社試験基準によります。

● 製品の仕様、および外観の一部を予告なく変更することがあります。

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MEMO

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Safety Precautions

The following precautions are intended to prevent harm to you and others

as well as damage to equipment. Become familiar with the precautions

before using the receiver to ensure correct and safe operation.

Warning

Preventing Serious Injury or Death

To prevent fire, excessive heat, chemical leakage, or explosion, follow these safety

guidelines.

• Do not insert metallic objects between the receiver’s electrical contacts.

Keep the accessories away from children. In case of accidental ingestion, consult a

physician immediately.

In case of excessive heat, smoke, or fumes, immediately remove the batteries, being

careful to avoid burns. Continued use in this state may cause fire or burns.

Do not operate the receiver while driving. This poses a risk of traffic accidents.

Do not use the receiver where there is flammable gas. There is a risk of explosion or fire.

If the receiver is dropped and internal parts are exposed, do not touch the exposed

parts. There is a risk of electrical shock.

Do not disassemble or modify the receiver. High-voltage internal parts may cause

electrical shock.

Do not store the receiver in dusty or humid places. There is a risk of fire or electrical

shock.

Before using the receiver on board airplanes or in hospitals, make sure use is

permitted. Electromagnetic waves emitted by the receiver may interfere with

instrumentation or medical equipment.

Caution

Preventing Injury or Equipment Damage

Do not leave the receiver inside a vehicle in hot weather or near a heat source. The

receiver may become hot and cause burns if touched.

Do not use the receiver when it is covered by or wrapped in a cloth. This may trap

heat inside, posing a risk of case deformation or fire.

Do not use paint thinner, benzene, or other organic solvents to clean the receiver.

This poses a risk of fire and may be hazardous to your health.

If you drop the receiver in water, or if water or metal objects get inside, immediately

remove the batteries. This poses a risk of fire or electric shock.

If the unit malfunctions, becomes damaged, or requires repair, contact your

dealer or a Canon Service Center.

Handling Precautions

Handle the receiver in accordance with “Handling Precautions: Camera

Care” in the camera instruction manual.

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Nomenclature

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Attaching and Detaching the Receiver

Turn off the camera before attaching the receiver. The receiver is

powered by the camera.

Open the terminal cover on the

1

camera.

Pull out the extension system

terminal cover and rotate it toward the

front.

Attach the receiver.

2

Align the receiver terminal and

attachment pin with the

corresponding camera terminal and

hole.

Push the terminal firmly into the

camera.

As you push the terminal into the

camera with your left index finger,

attach the receiver securely by

turning the tightening screw until it

stops rotating.

Detaching

Turn off the camera.

Loosen the tightening screw until it spins freely.

Pull the terminal out of the camera.

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Acquiring GPS Signals

To acquire GPS signals, bring your camera with the receiver attached

outdoors where the sky is unobstructed and aim it up. Keep your hand

or other objects off the top of the receiver.

Select [GPS device settings].

1

Set [GPS device] to [Enable].

2

If the [Calibrate digital compass]

screen is displayed, follow steps 6 – 7

on p.16.

Close the menu.

3

Press the <M> button.

Acquisition Status

GPS signal status is indicated by the

<r> icon on the camera’s rear LCD

panel.

Status details can be checked as

described in “Viewing GPS Information”

on the next page.

Blinking <r>: Signal not

acquired yet

Constant <r>: Signal acquired

Images are geotagged when you shoot.

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Acquiring GPS Signals

Signal acquisition takes about 30 – 60 seconds under favorable

conditions after you turn the camera on.

After initial signal acquisition, signals can be reacquired soon after the

camera is turned on again (under favorable conditions, and when the

camera has been off for less than approx. 30 minutes).

Places with Poor GPS Coverage

Location information may not be recorded, or inaccurate information may be

recorded where GPS signal coverage is poor, such as in the following

places.

Indoors, underground, in tunnels or forests, near buildings or in valleys

Near high-voltage power lines or mobile phones operating on the

1.5 GHz band

When traveling through different environments

Even in other places, GPS satellite movement may interfere with

geotagging and cause missing or inaccurate location information. The

information may also indicate that the camera has been used in a

different location, even if you were shooting at the same place.

Appended Information

If shooting is performed immediately after turning on the camera’s power

switch (or resuming use after auto power off) when the receiver is

attached to the camera, images may not be geotagged. Similarly,

directions may not be recorded correctly. To avoid this, wait a moment

before shooting.

Viewing GPS Information

Select [GPS device settings].

1

Set [GPS device] to [Enable].

2

If the [Calibrate digital compass]

screen is displayed, follow steps 6 – 7

on p.16.

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Acquiring GPS Signals

Select [GPS device settings].

3

Select [GPS information display].

4

X Detailed GPS information is

displayed.

In this sample screenshot,

[Direction: NE 45°] indicates that the

camera was facing 45° northeast.

[UTC] (Coordinated Universal Time)

is essentially the same as Greenwich

Mean Time.

The icon <A> indicates signal

conditions. When <C> is displayed,

elevation can also be recorded.

However, elevation cannot be

recorded when <B> is displayed.

Take a picture.

5

X Shots taken after GPS signal

acquisition are geotagged.

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Acquiring GPS Signals

Geotagging Information

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Setting the Positioning Interval

On the camera, you can specify the positioning interval. Shorter

positioning intervals yield more accurate location information for your

images. However, fewer shots can be taken per charge.

Select [GPS device settings].

1

Set [GPS device] to [Enable].

2

Select [GPS device settings].

3

Select [Position update timing].

4

Select the time.

5

Estimated No. of Shots per Charge, by Positioning Interval

(Viewfinder Shooting)

Normal Temperature

Low Temperature

Position Update Timing

(23°C/73°F)

(0°C/32°F)

Every second Approx. 790 shots Approx. 620 shots

Every 15 sec. Approx. 970 shots Approx. 740 shots

Every 5 min. Approx. 990 shots Approx. 760 shots

* Fewer shots can be taken per charge in poor signal conditions.

* The nature of GPS may cause some inconsistency between positioning

intervals.

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Using the Digital Compass

You can tag images with the shooting direction.

Select [GPS device settings].

1

Set [GPS device] to [Enable].

2

Select [GPS device settings].

3

Set [Digital compass] to [Enable].

4

If the [Calibrate digital compass]

screen is displayed, follow steps 6 – 7

on p.16.

Viewing the Compass when Shooting

You can see which direction the camera is facing as you shoot.

To view the compass, press the

<B> button.

The electronic level is also displayed

at this time.

The compass is also displayed in Live

View or movie shooting.

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