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g.
To save the changes, highlight SAVE and press Enter; the new
latitude and longitude specifying your location are stored
in memory; to cancel the
changes,
htgh light CANCEL and press Enter.
LETS TAKE A SHORT TRIP
Now that the unit knows where you are, press the PAGE bunon to access
the Map page, and lefs take a short
trip.
1.
Making sure the unit is ready to navigate (satellites acquired), walk at a
leisurely pace in astraight tine for at least 30 to 50 feet, while observing
the Map page. Approximately 6 to 10 seconds are required for the
compass direction to
stabilize.
2.
Your
immediate location is mimicked by the box icon in the center
of the
display;
as you walk aklng, watch the icon proceed
along the track
line.
referred to as a
track.
This tine
represents the
path
you have
covered.
3.
Now take 8 right tum. At this point, you can mark your position (press
the Mark (M)
bunon).
thereby entering anotherwaypoint; if you wish,
give this location a suitable name as you've done
before,
and enter
the point into
memory.
4.
Walk In this new direction for a few minutes and then
stop.
Again,
mali< this destination or endpoint in the same manner as
before.
Now that you have made this short
trip,
there are three waypoints marking
your
track.
Lers retrace
your
steps back to the starting
point
using the
GO TO feature and the Pointer
page.
GOING HOME
To travel back to your starting
location:
1.
Access the GPS MENU page and press Enter; the WAYPOINTS
screen
appears.
2.
On the WAYPOINTS
screen,
use the Up/Down wheel key switch
to highlight the first lenar or number of the location
name;
press Enter again to highlight the starting waypoint name to the
right. Press the PAGE button again to access the WAYPOINT
page.
3.
On the WAYPOINTpage, GO TO i. highlighted (boxed); pres.
Enter.
4.
The Map page appears showing
the
(box icon) and your 10
symbol.
5. Adjust the map scale to enlarge the track; then press
the
PAGE
bunon to access the Pointer
page.
6.
TRACKING
'1.
the distance traveled and the destination bearing,
appears at the top of the page, while the location (coordinates) appears
at the
~nom
.
The compass pointer Indicates the direction you must
travel to arrive at the starting point of your trip.
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