Canon GPS RECEIVER GP-E2 Instruction manual

Below you will find brief information for Canon GP-E2. This GPS receiver geotags your photos and records your route, saving location data and movement logs to a computer or converting to KMZ files. It also sets your camera's time using GPS signals. Use it for precise location tracking and time synchronization with your Canon camera.

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Key features

  • Geotagging images

  • Route logging

  • Camera time setting (UTC)

  • Digital compass (direction data)

  • KMZ file conversion

  • Compatibility with select Canon cameras

Frequently asked questions

Take the receiver outdoors, ensure an unobstructed view of the sky, and point it upwards. Allow 30-60 seconds for signal acquisition.

Latitude, longitude, elevation, shooting direction (where available), time (UTC), and satellite signal acquisition status.

Approximately 39 hours with a new alkaline AA battery, depending on settings and signal conditions.

No, compatibility varies check camera’s manual or Canon website for supported models. Some features might not be available on all compatible cameras.

Move the camera in 180° arcs horizontally, vertically, and rotationally until calibration is complete.

User questions

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Patricia M.

What types of batteries are compatible with the device?

The device is compatible with AA/LR6 alkaline batteries (approximately 39 hours of use with new batteries under default settings), nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) AA/LR6 batteries, and lithium-ion (Li-ion) AA/LR6 batteries. Note that using non-alkaline AA/LR6 batteries may cause poor contact.

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John D.

What satellite positioning system is used?

Information about the specific satellite positioning system is unavailable. Only the receiving frequency of 1575.42 MHz (L1 band) is mentioned.

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Jennifer P.

What is the function of the setting on the GPS receiver?

The setting on the receiver enables it to record location information along a route. This function can be used independently, without connecting to a camera, allowing recorded routes to be viewed on a virtual map or to geotag images later. When the receiver is connected to a camera and set to mode, it will geotag images as they are taken and periodically record location information.

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