Magellan Explorist 210™ has several hidden functions meant to aid their support and service groups.
Warning
These commands are not documented by Magellan for a reason - you can "break" your unit using them, requiring a service repair to recover. These repairs may not be covered by warranty, so proceed at your own risk.
If the unit is powered off, the following commands may be helpful:
- IN + PWR - Full selftest of unit including screen test, keypad test, NMEA test.
- OUT + PWR - Serial port test
- ESC + PWR - Burn-in process
- LIGHT + ENTER + PWR - Upload of new firmware
- NAV + PWR - Service Function window
- NAV + MENU + PWR - Force power off
- GOTO + OUT + POWER - clear memory and set all settings as default.
While unit is powered off, press and hold the NAV key then press the PWR key. If the unit is already on, press MENU key then press right-left-right-left arrows. In the center of the screen, the service function window with text "00" will appear. Using the arrows, change "00" to the number of any service function listed below, then press ENTER.
Table 1. Undocumented service codes for Magellan Explorist 210™
| Code | Model | Function |
|---|---|---|
| 00 | 100+ | Display firmware version and unique ID of unit |
| 01 | 100+ | Show statement of corellator channels |
| 02 | 100+ | Show memory dump and registers after unit's last failure |
| 03 | 100+ | Turn WAAS on or off |
| 05 | 100+ | Clear ephemerides |
| 10 | 100+ | Turn unit off |
| 15 | 100+ | Full selftest, like IN + PWR |
| 16 | 100+ | Serial port test, like OUT + PWR |
| 17 | 100+ | Burn in, like ESC + PWR |
| 20 | 100+ | Show calibration |
| 22 | 300 600 | Clear calibrations of electronic compass barometer and thermometer. |
| 26 | 100+ | Waiting for remote assistance |
| 27 | 100+ | Waiting for remote assistance |
| 30 | 100+ | Clear memory menu |
| 31 | 100+ | Clear XO parameters. May be usefull if unit can't find any satellites |
| 32 | 100+ | Clear all memory prompt |
| 33 | 200+ | Verify basemap |
| 38 | 100+ | Interface language select |
| 40 | 100+ | Set serial port baud rate |
| 41 | 100+ | NMEA settings |
| 70 | 100+ | Waiting for remote assistance |
| 71 | 100+ | Create some POIs for testing |
| 72 | 100+ | Display screen frame rate |
| 75 | 100+ | Simulator settings |
| 78 | 100+ | Service report |
| 82 | 100+ | Compensation offset settings. WarningDO NOT change if you dont know what compensation is |
| 90 | 100+ | XO and AD settings.WarningDO NOT change if you dont know what is XO and AD |
| 92 | 100+ | Waiting for remote assistance |
| 93 | 200+ | Rename of basemap |
| 94 | 200+ | Report serial flash memory usage |
| 95 | 200+ | Erase serial flash memoryWarningAfter doing this, your basemap will be erased. |
| 96 | 200+ | Report about structure of serial flashmemory |
| 97 | 200+ | Clear secondary SMC basemap. |
| 98 | 100+ | Basemap upload mode |
| 99 | 100+ | Firmware upload mode like LIGHT + ENTER + PWR |
This information compiled from the Meridian FAQ and Rhamphorinkx site.
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