To Follow A Track Back To Where It Started; To Clear The Active Track; To Delete A Saved Track; To View A Saved Track - DeLorme Earthmate PN-40 User Manual

• To view the track, highlight View button and press ENTER. Note: The View button toggles
with the Hide button.
• To follow and create a direct route along the track, highlight Follow and press ENTER.
• To delete the track, highlight Delete and press ENTER.

To Follow a Track Back to Where it Started

1. From the Tracks Page, use the arrow keypad to highlight the track you want to create a route
from and press ENTER.
2. Highlight Follow and press ENTER. The track is reversed and a route is created so you can
follow your footsteps and return to where you started the track.

To Clear the Active Track

1. From the Tracks Page, use the arrow keypad to highlight Clear and press ENTER.
2. Press QUIT to return to the previous page.

To Delete a Saved Track

1. From the Tracks Page, use the arrow keypad to highlight the track to delete and press ENTER.
2. Highlight Delete and press ENTER.

To View a Saved Track

1. From the Tracks Page, use the arrow keypad to highlight the track to view and press ENTER.
The Track Details Page displays. Track logs that display with red text are visible on the map.
2. Highlight View and press ENTER. The entire track displays on the map.
3. To stop viewing the track, return to the Track Details Page, highlight the active track, and press
ENTER. Highlight Hide button and press ENTER.
To Customize the Logging Preferences
Use the following steps to designate if you want the device to log GPS points based on time or
distance intervals. Logging based on a short time interval provides the most detailed results but
also quickly adds many points. Logging based on distance takes much longer to fill the track,
allowing you to record a great distance (10 feet is the shortest distance interval available).
1. From the Tracks Page, press MENU.
2. Highlight Edit Track Settings and press ENTER.
The Tracks Page
Track Details
Tip: Select to enter more
than one line of text in a
comment.
Tip: View a saved track when
you want a reference from a
previous trip but do not want
to create a route.
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