Overview
Naviter offers very nice software for task
planning, in-flight navigation and final glide, and post flight review.
SeeYou runs on a PC and SeeYou Mobile runs on a PDA or PNA. Naviter
now also offers the Oudie PNA. Please make your purchase on this page,
but to see a
complete tour of features go to:
New
SeeYou Version 4.2
Naviter will soon release a new version of SeeYou for the PC - version 4.2.
You can see the new features in the image below.
The new features in SeeYou 4.2 are summarized
below.
- Pictures Gallery
The new picture gallery makes it possible to view photos from your
flight the progress through while you view the flight log. You can
drag and drop pictures from your flights to SeeYou and the pictures will
be automatically referenced to your flight. This will work "out of the
box" provided that camera time and UTC offset in SeeYou are setup
correctly. If camera time was inaccurate it's still possible to
adjust it through Edit > Flight properties > Photos. It's great
fun to browse through your old in-flight pictures and reference them to
the flights in which they were taken. Flights that may have been
somewhat boring to watch in SeeYou now become exciting because you now
will see your good pictures from the cockpit to view along with the
flight log. A new ".igcx" file format has been created to make it
easy to manage the flight logs and images in a single file. Using
the new file format you can save your flight data as an "igcx" file and
send it to your friends. They can then enjoy both pictures and the
flight track from your flight by opening the single file with SeeYou 4.2
(or higher). This is a very exciting new feature! It will
really amp-up the fun of sharing flight logs with soaring friends - and
reliving your favorite flights of the past.
- Instrument Panel
The new instrument panel shows the Winter instruments (altimeter,
variometer and airspeed) for the flight you are replaying. The
instruments are, of course, available for all available units (altimeter
in feet or meters, ASI in km/h, knots or mph, vario in m/s, knots or
fpm).
Customers who already own a license for
SeeYou version 4.x can download the upgrade for free from
www.naviter.si.
If you are using an older version of
SeeYou, you can upgrade to version 4.2 for $83 here:
SeeYou-Upgrade. If you do not own a
license for SeeYou, you can purchase one for $155 here:
SeeYou.
Oudie Case
A new protective case is now available for the Oudie. It is a
great way to protect your investment. PNAs do not like to be dropped
on runways... - Details
Naviter
Oudie
The Oudie is a PNA that is nearly
perfect for use in gliders. It has been extremely popular -
I've sold over 340 of them already. Many current model PDAs and PNAs
suffer from some "gotcha" issue such as the lack of a serial port, or low
resolution, screen too small or too large, etc. The Oudie is the
perfect size for use in a glider and offers a built-in GPS and built-in
RS-232 serial port - so it can talk to soaring flight computers and flight
recorders. The 5" diagonal screen is a little larger than a PDA, but
the overall footprint is much smaller than the existing "high end" soaring
navigation displays. Testing has shown that the Oudie is significantly
brighter than an iPAQ 310 (which is brighter than most PDAs). It is
not as bright and does not offer the same screen resolution as the NK
ClearNav or LXNAV LX9000, but it has a much smaller footprint and costs much less. The
screen resolution is 480 x 272 pixels. That is more than an iPAQ
h3900, the same as the Bendix King AV8OR and less than iPAQ 310, iPAQ hx4700
or ClearNav. I have flown many hours with an Oudie I have been very
satisfied with its screen resolution. The price is very reasonable
considering it includes a built-in GPS, suction cup mount, power/data cable
with built-in 12V to 5V power converter and a license for SeeYou Mobile that
is tied to the Oudie. The Oudie (with its built-in GPS) has been
popular both for pilots looking for a portable system in club and rental
gliders, and pilots looking for a semi-portable mounted system wired
into a glider's electrical system and connected to a soaring GPS or
flight computer. One major advantage that the Oudie has over all
other PDAs/PNAs is that it has non-volatile memory. It does not lose
any data when the battery dies. You just re-charge the battery and go
fly. Another cool feature is that when using an external GPS, the Oudie will
automatically switch from external GPS input to using its internal GPS in
the event that the external GPS stops sending data. It also automatically
switches back to the external GPS when it starts receiving data from it
again. -
Details
SeeYou Overview Video
The overview video below is
1 part of 47 in the SeeYou Training.
SeeYou
Overview Video (Low
Resolution | Full
Resolution)
SeeYou 3D View Training Session (Low
Resolution | Full
Resolution)
SeeYou
Training CDs
Now Available as FREE Online Videos (low resolution)
I have created training CDs with 3 hours of training on SeeYou for the PC.
You can see details on the Training page.
ConnectMe
ConnectMe is a free utility for transferring data between a GPS Flight
Recorder and a Pocket PC. It can be used to do the following:
- Send SeeYou ".cup" waypoint data from
the PDA to several brands of GPS flight recorders
- Send task declarations to several brands
of GPS flight recorders
- Download flight logs from several brands
of GPS flight recorders
Please Buy from Me
It is possible to order the
software registration keys directly from SeeYou. I ask that you please
order it from me. I strive to help soaring pilots find and use the
right products for their needs. I have created product comparisons
like the
Flight Software Comparison to
help customers with those decisions. I also offer support to customers
who buy through me. The best way to thank me for the services I offer is to
help support my business by buying from me.
Note: The prices on my web site should be the same or slightly lower
than the prices on the SeeYou web site. If you look at the price in
Euro on their site and use an online currency converter it will seem like
their price is lower. However, if you start to place an order through
the SeeYou web site you will see that the conversion rate to US$ is such
that my price is the same or lower. If it is not close, please let me
know. I will be competitive.
Downloads
The SeeYou and SeeYou Mobile software can be downloaded and tested using the link below. To
enable the software you will need to buy a registration key.
Manuals
There are detailed manuals available for SeeYou and SeeYou Mobile on the
Naviter web site at www.naviter.si.
To access the manuals, go to the "Downloads" menu and select "Help files".
A direct link is below.
Tips Documents
I have created some "Tips" documents to help you get up to speed quickly
with the SeeYou, SeeYou Mobile and the Oudie.
Profile Files
Profiles can be created in SeeYou Mobile for storing your favorite SeeYou
Mobile settings. They can be used to store different setups for different
soaring sites, or different gliders at a given soaring site, etc. All your
current settings (including waypoint and airspace file selection and glider
selection, etc.) can be saved to a profile. You can then select the desired
profile when SeeYou Mobile starts.
Both Naviter and I have created a few profiles for the
Oudie and other devices which have my favorite settings for NavBoxes, etc.
and the U.S. airport and airspace files already selected. You can
download them using the links below.
Oudie
To use these files on your Oudie, download them to your PC and copy them
to the "Settings" folder in the Oudie. Or save them
directly into the "Settings" folder in the Oudie. You can then
select the desired profile when SeeYou Mobile starts. I don't recommend
using these files with hardware devices other than the Oudie.
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SeeYou Screen Captures |
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3D Flight Review with
3D Glider Model flying over satellite images draped over 3D
topographical data.
Note: Satellite Images are not available for all areas, but vector
maps are. |
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SeeYou Mobile Screen
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The
thermal assistant helps you move your circle to optimize your climb
rate.
Larger circles indicate higher climb rates. The colors
indicate whether the lift is stronger than the MacCready setting.
The Arrow points to the best side of the circle. |
Moving map with
tasks, waypoints, and user customizable data windows. |
Creating
or modifying the task is simple with SeeYou Mobile. You can do it
either at briefing before takeoff or in cockpit. Use the Menu > Task
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airspace getting smaller and smaller for glider pilots, keeping out
of forbidden areas is imperative. SeeYou Mobile offers you
touch-screen, visual and audio control about the airspace in your
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In-flight statistics
like the thermal histogram shown above help you make good in-flight
decisions. |
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Currency Issues
Since the products below are from Slovenia, the prices are subject to change
with fluctuations in exchange rates. I keep the prices on this web
page lower than purchasing directly from SeeYou.
How to Order
To order a product, click on the
button next to the product.
When you are ready to complete your order, click on the
button.
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Naviter-Oudie |
Naviter Oudie PNA
The Oudie is a PNA that is nearly
perfect for use in gliders. It has been extremely popular -
I've sold over 340 of them already. Many current model PDAs and PNAs
suffer from some "gotcha" issue such as the lack of a serial port, or low
resolution, screen too small or too large, etc. The Oudie is the
perfect size for use in a glider and offers a built-in GPS and built-in
RS-232 serial port - so it can talk to soaring flight computers and flight
recorders. The 5" diagonal screen is a little larger than a PDA, but
the overall footprint is much smaller than the existing "high end" soaring
navigation displays. Testing has shown that the Oudie is significantly
brighter than an iPAQ 310 (which is brighter than most PDAs). It is
not as bright and does not offer the same screen resolution as the NK
ClearNav or LXNAV LX9000, but it has a much smaller footprint and costs much less. The
screen resolution is 480 x 272 pixels. That is more than an iPAQ
h3900, the same as the Bendix King AV8OR and less than iPAQ 310, iPAQ hx4700
or ClearNav. I have flown many hours with an Oudie I have been
very satisfied with its screen resolution. The price is very
reasonable considering it includes a built-in GPS, suction cup mount,
power/data cable with built-in 12V to 5V power converter and a license
for SeeYou Mobile that is tied to the Oudie. The Oudie (with its built-in GPS)
has been
popular both for pilots looking for a portable system in club and rental
gliders, and pilots looking for a semi-portable mounted system wired
into a glider's electrical system and connected to a soaring GPS or
flight computer. One major advantage that the Oudie has over all
other PDAs/PNAs is that it has non-volatile memory. It does not
lose any data when the battery dies. You just re-charge the
battery and go fly. Another cool feature is that when using an external
GPS, the Oudie will automatically switch from external GPS input to
using its internal GPS in the event that the external GPS stops sending
data. It also automatically switches back to the external GPS when it
starts receiving data from it again.What's in a Name?
I am often asked how to pronounce "Oudie". I don't have an exact
answer. At first I suspected OwDee (as in the way "ou" is
pronounced in the words "out" and "loud"). But now I suspect it is
OhDee (as in O.D.). My theory is that Oudie it is a play on words
just like the name of their PC software - SeeYou. SeeYou could be
a play on the abbreviation C.U. (or Cu) (get it... CU = SeeYou) often
used as a shorthand way to say Cumulus. Likewise Oudie just may be
a play on the abbreviation O.D. (over development - what happens when
there is too much moisture in the air and strong lift such that the
clouds grow too big and cover too much of the sky). What do you
think? Am I right, or is it just late and am I "reaching" a
bit...? Regardless of how you pronounce it, it is a great product
and a huge hit with soaring pilots around the world!
It is a Personal
Navigation Device (PND) which runs SeeYou Mobile natively. What makes it
different than any other device on the market is the ability to perform
all of the most important tasks for glider pilots right out of the box.
Features:
- Large 5" screen (significantly
brighter than an iPAQ 310 (which is brighter than most PDAs)
- Landscape and Portrait screen
orientations
- Integrated GPS for stand-alone
operation
- Non-volatile memory - all data is
retained if the battery gets low. (Most PDAs lose all their
memory and must be re-setup when their battery gets low.)
- Automatic GPS input switching - When
receiving data from an external device, if the Oudie stops receiving
data from that device it automatically switches over to using its
internal GPS. It also automatically switches back to the
external data source when it starts working again.
- GPS Data Output - The Oudie can be
configured to send GPS data out to another device. For
example, the Oudie can send GPS data and "distance to target" data
to a Cambridge L-NAV or GPS-NAV. For details see the required
cable here: Cable-Oudie-LNav-0p3
- Oudie
Cable Kit- It connects to
the unit's mini-USB connector and includes a built-in 12V to 5V
power converter and an RS-232 voltage level converter.
Cumulus Soaring, Inc. offers adapter cables for connecting to
any soaring GPS. This supplied Oudie cable can be connected
directly to a FLARM or PowerFLARM unit.
- Bluetooth serial communication
- SeeYou Mobile soaring flight
software is pre-installed
- Vector maps for the world are
pre-installed
- Airport and Airspace files for much
of the world are pre-installed. Below is a list of the
included files. To select the airport and airspace files for
your region, in
SeeYou Mobile, go to Menu > Settings > Files.
It is also easy to generate airport and airspace files for your area
using the Mobile Wizard in SeeYou on the PC. The Mobile Wizard
is shown in my SeeYou Training video number 46
here.
Pre-installed Airport and Airspace files:
- Africa
- Alps
- Australia
- BeNeLux
- The Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland
- France
- Germany
- Hungary
- New Zealand
- Scandinavia
- Spain
- UK
- USA (divided into files for "USA
West", "USA Central" and "USA East"
Specifications
Screen Size: 5" diagonal
Screen Dimensions: 2.48" x 4.37"
(63 mm x 111 mm)
Screen Resolution: 480 x 272 pixels
Overall Size: 135 x 86 x 14 mm (5.3 x 3.4 x 0.55 inches)
Weight: 0.430 Lbs (6.9 ounces) (195 grams)
Processor: ARM 11, 500 MHz
Memory Expansion: microSD card, It accepts either standard or
high-density (greater than 2 GB) cards . It also has 4 GB or internal
memory (of which 2GB will be used by pre-installed world wide vector
maps). The remaining memory can be used to store waypoint and
airspace files. The Oudie looks like a USB Flash Drive when
connected to a PC using a standard USB cable. Therefore, the
Mobile Wizard (in SeeYou on the PC) can be used to send waypoint and
airspace files directly to the Oudie memory.
With Oudie there will be no more empty
batteries, lost data, re-installations and re-registrations. All the
data is kept in flash memory so even if the battery goes dead all you
have to do is refill the battery and everything is there. No setup, no
installation, nothing. Since it comes with SeeYou Mobile and
worldwide Vector Maps installed, initial setup is greatly reduced.
You still need to transfer waypoint and airspace files to the device
through the microSD card, or to the internal memory using a USB cable, but that is about it.
Question: Is a microSD memory card
required?
Answer: The Oudie has a microSD slot, but does not include a microSD
card. A customer supplied microSD card may be used to transfer
flight logs from the Oudie to your PC and to transfer waypoint and
airspace files from the PC to the Oudie. However, and SD card is
not necessarily required because you can also transfer data by
connecting the Oudie to a PC using a standard USB cable. There is
plenty of memory (about 2 GB) in the Oudie which can be used for storing
waypoint and airspace files and flight logs. When you connect the
Oudie to the PC the Oudie looks like a USB Flash Drive. You can
then use Windows File Explorer to transfer the files between the PC and
Oudie. However, some pilots (especially pilots in a syndicate in
which many pilots use the glider and Oudie) may want to use a microSD
card to transfer flight logs home and leave the Oudie at the gliderport.
Question: Can I run WinPilot or pocket*StrePla
or Glide Navigator II on the Oudie?
Answer: No. Those software products have not been upgraded to run
on devices like this one.
External Power
I imagine that the internal battery will power the unit for only an hour or
2. Therefore it will probably be necessary to power the unit either with an
external portable battery such as the
Socket Mobile Power Pack,
or to power it with 12V using its supplied 12V to 5V power converter.
The
Oudie works great with the
Socket Mobile Power Pack
and that standard USB to mini-USB cable (included with the Oudie) can be
used to connect them together. My 5 year old
Socket Mobile Power Pack
powered the Oudie for just under 12 hours.
Power/Data Cables
The Oudie is supplied with an Oudie Cable Kit with a built-in 12V to 5V
power converter and an RS-232 voltage level converter. It will
work great for connection to 12V power but the built-in 12V to 5V
connector is not required for connection to a Cambridge 302 or LX1600 or
LX7007 or Goddard PS-5a power converter - since those products can
supply the required 5V power for the Oudie. Therefore, the cables
below are recommended for use with a Cambridge 302, IMI Erixx, LX1600, LX7007 or
Goddard PS-5a power converter. The
Oudie-PS5a-1 cable can also be
used to connect to an EW microRecorder when used with a
EWmicroRec-DB9f-x or
EWmicroRec-Socket-DB9f-m-s
cable.
Oudie-PS5a-1 (several other
lengths are also available)
Oudie-LX1600-1
Oudie-Erixx-1
Mounting Options
The unit includes a suction cup mount designed for use in a car.
Since it has a mechanism for pulling a strong suction (ideal for use on
a glass window in a car) it may or may not be idea for use on an
expensive and flexible glider canopy. I don't recommend using
similar devices in gliders because they "dimple" the canopy when in use
and may cause crazing over time. I recommend using the Oudie's
cradle with the Oudie Cradle
Modification a RAM arm or GNeck2 gooseneck or RAM suction cup mount.
Details are shown below.
Manuals and Tips Documents
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Oudie-Case |
Oudie Case
By far the most common reason for repairing an Oudie this year was a
broken screen. Oudies were either dropped from altitude to concrete or
squashed by the weight of a pilot who did not expect the Oudie to be
where it was. Naviter has therefore set out and designed a tough carry
case for your Oudie. It is made out of tough rubber-like material
which is there to protect the screen. It also includes a carabiner for
easy attachment to your pilot bag in order to keep it at the top of the
bag rather than down below. A nice, classy touch is the inclusion
of the Naviter logo - to help you remember which of your toys is stored
inside.Dimensions: 155 x 105 x 27
mm (6.1 x 4.1 x 1.1 inches)
Note: The case also works great with an
iPAQ hx4700 or just about any other PDA or PNA.
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Oudie-Cradle |
Oudie Cradle
A single cradle is included with the Oudie. If you want an
additional cradle - order this part. It is designed for use with
the suction cup that is included with the Oudie. It has not been
modified for use with a RAM cradle or gooseneck mounting arm - see
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Oudie-Cradle-Modification |
Oudie Cradle
Modification
I can modify your Oudie cradle
for use with a RAP-B-238 diamond base
(part of a RAM arm) or RAM-GN3-238
gooseneck adapter (part of a GNeck2 gooseneck). The modification
is pretty easy to do. It consists of using a Dremel tool to cut
the 3 notches off of the back of the cradle and using a drill press to
drill and countersink two holes. If you are good with a Dremel
tool and drill press, I'm sure you could do the modification yourself.
The holes should be 1.912" (48.56 mm) from center to center. The
Oudie cradle is included in the box with the Oudie.
A single cradle is included in the box
with the Oudie. Additional cradles may be ordered above:
Oudie Cradle. If you order this
modification along with an Oudie and do not order an additional cradle,
I will modify the cradle from the Oudie box.
The modified cradle works great with any
of the mounting systems shown below. They are not included with
this modification and much be ordered separately. If you also
order a mounting arm I will include the screws and nuts and mount the
cradle to the mounting arm.
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Oudie-Cable-Kit |
Oudie Cable Kit
This is the 2nd generation Oudie cable kit. It is included in
the box with the Oudie. It must be powered with 12V. The
cable includes a circuit board with 12V to 5V power converter for
powering the Oudie with 5V. It also includes an RS-232 signal
level converter. It can also power the connected soaring
instrument with 12V.
It includes:
- Oudie Power/data cable
Includes: 12 V power leads, mini-USB connector for Oudie, and RJ45
connector. The RJ45 connector can be connected directly to a
FLARM or PowerFLARM unit or Volkslogger. This cable will
provide the 12V power to the FLARM, PowerFLARM or Volkslogger. The pins connections are to the "IGC
Standard".
- RJ45 Wiring
- Pin 1 (red wire): +12V
- Pin 2 (blue wire): +12V
- Pin 3 (pink wire): not used
- Pin 4 (grey wire): not used
- Pin 5 (yellow wire): receive
at Oudie
- Pin 6 (green wire): transmit
from Oudie
- Pin 7 (brown wire): ground
- Pin 8 (white wire): ground
- Adapter, RJ45 to DB-9m
This is a configurable adapter that can be used to connect the Oudie
Power/data cable to a variety of soaring instruments. Simply
push the pins into the receptacles on the DB-9m connector and snap
the connector into the housing.
Important Note:
Make sure the unused wires cannot
short together. Cutting them off is not good enough. I
recommend putting shrink tubing over the connectors on the unused
pins. That way they can't short and will be available for
future use.
- RJ45 to DB-9m Adapter Wiring
- White or Grey wire (1): +12V
- Brown wire (2): +12V
- Yellow wire (3): not used
- Green wire (4): not
used
- Red wire (5): receive at
Oudie
- Black wire (6): transmit
from Oudie
- Orange wire (7): ground
- Blue wire (8): ground
- Connections for Cambridge 302 or
GPS-NAV
Note: The 12V power leads on the cable must be powered.
The 5V power from the 302 or GPS-NAV is not used.
- Red wire > Pin 2 (GPS
transmit, Oudie receive)
- Black wire > Pin 3 (GPS
receive, Oudie transmit)
- Blue or Orange wire > Pin 5
(ground)
- Connections for LX160si or
LX1600
Note: The 12V power leads on the cable must be powered.
The 5V power from the LX160si or LX1600 is not used.
- Red wire > Pin 4 (GPS
transmit, Oudie receive)
- Black wire > Pin 3 (GPS
receive, Oudie transmit)
- Blue or Orange wire > Pin
1
(ground)
- Adapter, RJ45 to DB-9f
This is a configurable adapter that can be used to connect the Oudie
Power/data cable to a variety of soaring instruments. Simply
push the pins into the receptacles on the DB-9f connector and snap
the connector into the housing.
Important Note:
Make sure the unused wires cannot
short together. Cutting them off is not good enough. I
recommend putting shrink tubing over the connectors on the unused
pins. That way they can't short and will be available for
future use.
- RJ45 to DB-9f Adapter Wiring
- White or Grey wire (1): +12V
- Brown wire (2): +12V
- Yellow wire (3): not used
- Green wire (4): not
used
- Red wire (5): receive at
Oudie
- Black wire (6): transmit
from Oudie
- Orange wire (7): ground
- Blue wire (8): ground
- Connections to PC for use with
Condor
Note: The 12V power leads on the cable must be powered.
Most current PCs don't have an RS-232 port, so a USB to serial
adapter is required. I highly recommend the
Keyspan USA-19HS USB Serial Adapter. Most others I've tried don't work.
Note: The Oudie also has a built-in Bluetooth radio, so it may be
possible to connect it to a Bluetooth enabled PC without any cables.
- Black wire > Pin 2 (PC Receive, Oudie
transmit)
- Red wire > Pin 3 (PC Transmit,
Oudie receive)
- Blue or Orange wire > Pin 5
(ground)
- 20 cm cable extension with RJ12
connectors and RJ45 Gender Changer
For connecting to LX Colibri, LX20/2000, MiniBox, RedBox
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Adapter-RJ45-DB9f |
Adapter, RJ45 to DB-9f
This is a configurable adapter that can be used to connect the Oudie
Power/data cable to a variety of soaring instruments. One is
included in the box with the Oudie. Simply
push the pins into the receptacles on the DB-9f connector and snap
the connector into the housing. Female RJ45 connector connects
to the Oudie Power/data cable.DB-9f (female) connector for soaring
instrument,
Important Note:
Make sure the unused wires cannot short
together. Cutting them off is not good enough. I recommend
putting shrink tubing over the connectors on the unused pins. That
way they can't short and will be available for future use.
RJ45 to DB-9f Adapter Wiring
- White or Grey wire (1): +12V
- Brown wire (2): +12V
- Yellow wire (3): not used
- Green wire (4): not
used
- Red wire (5): receive at
Oudie
- Black wire (6): transmit
from Oudie
- Orange wire (7): ground
- Blue wire (8): ground
Connections to PC for use with Condor
Note: The 12V power leads on the cable must be powered.
Most current PCs don't have an RS-232 port, so a USB-to-Serial
adapter is required. I highly recommend the
Keyspan USA-19HS USB Serial Adapter. Most others I've tried don't work.
Note: The Oudie also has a built-in Bluetooth radio, so it may be
possible to connect it to a Bluetooth enabled PC without any cables.
- Black wire > Pin 2 (PC Receive, Oudie
transmit)
- Red wire > Pin 3 (PC Transmit,
Oudie receive)
- Blue or Orange wire > Pin 5
(ground)
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Adapter-RJ45-DB9m |
Adapter, RJ45 to DB-9m
This is a configurable adapter that can be used to connect the Oudie
Power/data cable to a variety of soaring instruments. One is
included in the box with the Oudie. Simply
push the pins into the receptacles on the DB-9m connector and snap
the connector into the housing. Female RJ45 connector connects
to the Oudie Power/data cable.DB-9m (male) connector for soaring
instrument, This adapter can be used to
connect the Oudie to a Cambridge GPS-NAV or 302 (see details below).
Important Note:
Make sure the unused wires cannot
short together. Cutting them off is not good enough. I
recommend putting shrink tubing over the connectors on the unused pins.
That way they can't short and will be available for future use.
RJ45 to DB-9m Adapter Wiring
- White or Grey wire (1): +12V
- Brown wire (2): +12V
- Yellow wire (3): not used
- Green wire (4): not
used
- Red wire (5): receive at
Oudie
- Black wire (6): transmit
from Oudie
- Orange wire (7): ground
- Blue wire (8): ground
Connections for Cambridge 302 or
GPS-NAV
Note: The 12V power leads on the cable must be powered.
The 5V power from the 302 or GPS-NAV is not used.
- Red wire > Pin 2 (GPS
transmit, Oudie receive)
- Black wire > PIn 3 (GPS
receive, Oudie transmit)
- Blue or Orange wire > Pin 5
(ground)
Connections for LX160si or
LX1600
Note: The 12V power leads on the cable must be powered.
The 5V power from the LX160si or LX1600 is not used.
- Red wire > Pin 4 (GPS
transmit, Oudie receive)
- Black wire > Pin 3 (GPS
receive, Oudie transmit)
- Blue or Orange wire > Pin
1
(ground)
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Oudie-Stylus |
Oudie Stylus
This is the stylus that is included with the Oudie. Order a
spare stylus here. |
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SeeYou |
SeeYou for PC
Registration Key
Please download the software from the
Downloads area above. Your registration
key will be e-mailed to you in 24 to 48 hours. Nothing will be shipped
to you, so please select "Free Shipping" at checkout. If you want a program CD you must order one below.
SeeYou Tips
SeeYou
Training Video Script (Used to create the
SeeYou Training Videos)
SeeYou Overview Video
The overview video below is
1 part of 47 in the SeeYou Training.
SeeYou
Overview Video (Low
Resolution | Full
Resolution)
SeeYou 3D View Training Session (Low
Resolution | Full
Resolution)
SeeYou
Training CDs
Now Available as FREE Online Videos (low resolution)
I have created training CDs with 3 hours of training on SeeYou for the PC.
You can see details on the Training page.
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Naviter-Oudie-Bundle |
Bundle of SeeYou for PC &
Oudie
This bundle includes a registration
key for SeeYou for the PC and an Oudie (with SeeYou Mobile
pre-installed) at a reduced price. The
reduced price only applies if you buy them both at the same time.
You save $35. Please download the software from the
Downloads area above. Your SeeYou registration
key will be e-mailed to you in 24 to 48 hours. SeeYou Mobile in
pre-installed on the Oudie. It is assumed that you will download
the SeeYou for PC software from the
Downloads area above. If you want a program CD
for SeeYou for the PC, you must order one below.
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SeeYou-Mobile |
SeeYou Mobile Registration Key
Please download the software from the
Downloads area above. The Registration
Key allows unlimited use of SeeYou Mobile with no time restriction. The
License also includes 12 months of free upgrades for SeeYou Mobile. Your
registration key will be e-mailed to you in 24 to 48 hours. Nothing will
be shipped to you, so please select "Free Shipping" at checkout. If you want a program CD you must order one below. |
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$239 |
24
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SeeYou-Bundle |
SeeYou for PC & SeeYou
Mobile Bundle Registration Keys
This bundle includes registration
keys for both SeeYou and SeeYou Mobile at a reduced price. The
reduced price only applies if you buy them both at the same time.
You save $35. Please download the software from the
Downloads area above. Your registration
keys will be e-mailed to you in 24 to 48 hours. Nothing will be shipped
to you, so please select "Free Shipping" at checkout. If you want a program CD you must order one below.
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$359 |
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SeeYou-Upgrade |
SeeYou Upgrade from 1.x
or 2.x or 3.x to the Current Version 4.x
If you are a registered SeeYou
owner already, this is your option for upgrading to the latest version. You will need to
enter your serial number during the order process. Don't order this if
you're not a registered SeeYou customer. Please download the software from the
Downloads area above. Your new registration
key will be e-mailed to you in 24 to 48 hours. Nothing will be shipped
to you, so please select "Free Shipping" at checkout. If you want a program CD you must order one below. |
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$83 |
24
to 48 Hours |
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SeeYou-Mobile-Upgrade |
SeeYou Mobile 1 Year
Upgrade Extension
When you buy SeeYou Mobile you
are entitled to 1 year of free upgrades. When that expires this
upgrade extension is your way to buy another year of upgrades. You will need to
enter your serial number during the order process. Don't order this if
you are not a registered SeeYou Mobile customer. Please download the software from the
Downloads area above. Your new registration
key will be e-mailed to you in 24 to 48 hours. Nothing will be shipped
to you, so please select "Free Shipping" at checkout. If you want a program CD you must order one below.
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$83 |
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SeeYou-CD |
Program CD with SeeYou,
SeeYou Mobile and Vector Maps
By ordering SeeYou CD you don't have to download any maps from the
internet. The CD contains maps for Europe, North and South America,
South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and India. All the files on this CD may be downloaded from
here for free. The CD allows
for faster installation because you don't need to download the large
files from the internet. Most customers do not order the CD
because it will be out of date very quickly as new versions of the
software become available. If you have a high-speed internet
connection I recommend that you download the files.
Shipping is
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SeeYou-US-Sectionals-CD |
US Sectional
Aeronautical Charts on 2 CDs
All the files on these 2 CDs may be downloaded from the SeeYou web
site but they are very large files. If you
have a high-speed internet connection I recommend that you
download the files. Shipping is
extra. |
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24
to 48 Hours |
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Training-Phone |
Support Over the Phone
or Web With Free Web Conferencing
- One-on-one -
Very Popular Accelerate
your learning curve! Get up-to-speed on your new soaring software
or instrument in an hour or 2 - with help from an expert.
I offer training over the phone on the soaring software topics listed below for $40/hour.
What we cover is up to you. It includes free
web conferencing features as described
below. I will bill you for the minimum time period of 1 hour ($40)
and if we don't use it all I will make a note of the amount of time
remaining for you to use in future support calls. 1 hour is usually plenty
to get most people on the right track. Phone charges are not an
issue as I will call you. After you place the order,
please call to schedule a time for the training. The best time for
me is usually between 9 AM and 5 PM, or between 9 PM and 11 PM U.S.
Central Time, Monday through Friday, but other times can be arranged.
Customer Feedback
"Thank you, Paul, for your marvelous
support. Not only is your website a fabulous source of information
for glider pilots, but you've been unfailingly responsive to my
hardware and software needs. Last but not least, I've gotten much
more out of my equipment as a result of our remote-tutoring sessions
by cell phone and computer hook-up. Thanks again!"
Mitch Polinsky
DG-400 "SUN"
Paul,
"Now that the
soaring season is over, I wanted to thank you for another wonderful
year of support from you in connection with my soaring activities.
It's been wonderful knowing that you are there to help with
technical problems, and I love the opportunity to have remote
tutoring sessions with you. Thanks again, very much."
Mitch Polinsky
(currently in 2nd place in the USA FAI-OLC Contest, 11th in the
worldwide contest)
DG-400 "SUN"
Skype
If you want to call me for free you can reach me using Skype. It
is a free internet phone service that requires only a high-speed
internet connection and a microphone and speaker for your computer.
You can download it free here:
http://www.skype.com.
Web
Conferencing - Included - Free of Charge
I include free web conferencing with all technical support calls.
I use a free service called Adobe ConnectNow. It makes it easy to
connect our computers and (with your permission) view your screen. I have been using web conferencing a lot lately for one-on-one training/support sessions. I
can talk you though a software download or
soaring software feature and you learn from the experience because you
do the work while I watch.
I can also take control of your machine (only with your permission) to
do complex tasks more quickly. The web conferencing is amazing. It
is as if I am in the same room with the you, looking over your shoulder
(at the PC screen only - no need to comb your hair or get out of your
pajamas). There is no need to install software at your end. I use this service during nearly every phone support
session I do - several times a week. To connect to my computer
using Adobe ConnectNow, go to:
https://connectnow.acrobat.com/paulremde.
Supported Products
The list below is a start. I am familiar with many other
products as well.
- EW microRecorder
- Glide Navigator II
- SeeYou
- SeeYou Mobile
- StrePla
- pocket*StrePla
- Cambridge 302, 302A and 303
- LX Navigation Colibri
- LX7000, LX7007, LX8000
- NK ClearNav
- Garrecht Volkslogger
Example Support Topics
- Downloading waypoint or airspace
files from the internet to your PC or PDA or flight computer
- Transferring files from your PC to
your PDA or vice-versa
- Install soaring software on your PDA
and get it ready to fly
- Download flight logs from your
flight recorder
- Setup pilot name and glider ID in
your flight recorder
- Upload waypoint and airspace files
to your GPS flight recorder or flight computer
- Generate waypoint and airspace files
for your region
- Upload flight logs to the OLC
Pocket PC Training CD
I have created a training CD that is great for anyone that is new to
using Pocket PCs. It sells for only $19.95. You can see
details here: Training
SeeYou
Training CDs
I have created training CDs with 3 hours of training on SeeYou for the PC.
You can see details on the Training page. |
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