Ricoh WG-4 GPS
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Below you will find brief information for camera WG-4 GPS. The RICOH WG-4 GPS camera features a built-in GPS receiver which allows you to record location information on captured images, save log files to the SD Memory Card, and automatically correct the camera's clock using GPS time data. The camera includes a feature that allows you to record the route you travel as a log file, which can then be imported into Google Earth or Google Maps for visualization.
Key Features
Records GPS information on captured images
Saves log files to SD Memory Card
Corrects camera clock using GPS information
Displays electronic compass
Records log files in KML format
Records location information (latitude, longitude, altitude, date and time)
Features GPS logging
Features GPS Time Sync function
Features Electronic Compass calibration
Can record log files of the route you travel
Pages: 2 Ricoh WG-4 GPS User Guide
Brand: Ricoh Category: Cameras & camcorders Size: 197 KB
Languages: English
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Frequently Answers and Questions
How do I record GPS information on captured images?
To record GPS information on captured images, set the [GPS On/Off] setting to [On]. The camera will then receive signals from GPS satellites and record the location information on the images. This information can be viewed later on a computer using the provided software.
How do I save a log file of my route?
To save a log file of your route, set the [GPS Logging] setting to [Record log]. The camera will then record the location data at the specified interval and duration. Then, save the log file to the SD memory card to view it on a computer using software such as Google Earth or Google Maps.
How do I calibrate the electronic compass?
To calibrate the electronic compass, go to the [WSetting] menu and select [Electronic Compass]. Follow the instructions on the screen to calibrate the compass. The compass may not show the proper direction if it is not calibrated, so be sure to calibrate it before using it.
What is the difference between magnetic north and true north?
Magnetic north is the direction a compass needle points and is affected by local magnetic fields. True north is the actual geographic north pole. The camera will indicate magnetic north if GPS signals are not being received.
What is the estimated battery life when GPS is turned on?
The estimated battery life when GPS is turned on is approximately 60 hours. This assumes that GPS information is being received continuously with [GPS On/Off] set to [On], [Logging Interval] set to [15 sec.], and the camera is turned off.
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