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  • Page 1 “Very easy to use with amazingly fast screen compared User Guide to others.” Graham Thompson, Trail Magazine...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    USER GUIDE Introduction Welcome to the Adventurer 3500. This manual is designed to walk you through the features of the Adventurer 3500 and how to get the most from your new GPS. If you want to get using your GPS straight away please take a few moments to read through the Quick Start guide to familiarise yourself with the GPS and how it operates.

  • Page 3: Adventurer 3500

    Exit 4) Viewing your track As you move, the Adventurer 3500 will automatically record where you have been by drawing a track behind you. You can view information such as how far you have been by tapping and holding anywhere on this track and then tapping Properties on the menu that appears. You can also view how far you have travelled by a quick press of the button on the front of the GPS.

  • Page 4: Icons & Menus

    Icons & Menus Icons & Menus GPS Lock Go to mark Displays a list of nearest Tap to lock Position icon to marks and waypoints to your centre-screen & activate location moving map display Tap your choice to begin Menu navigation &...

  • Page 5: Extended Menus

    Tip : Tap & Hold on the screen View GPS status also accesses this menu Help topics & Licence Management Exit Tap to exit Memory-Map Menu Saves all overlays and returns Tap to return to standard menu to startup menu...

  • Page 6: Using Adventurer 3500

    In normal use the Adventurer 3500 should be able to obtain a GPS lock within a couple of minutes. If the GPS is being used for the first time, or has not been used for some time then it may take a little longer to acquire your position.

  • Page 7: Routes, Marks & Tracks

    11 of this manual. Although you will find it easier to create routes on your PC and download them to the Adventurer 3500, you can also create routes on the GPS itself. To do this first position the map where you want the route to begin.
  • Page 8 Goto a Mark The Adventurer 3500 can direct you to a mark, giving you the direction to head towards and how far you are from the mark. To use the Goto Mark feature, either locate the mark you would like to head toward, tap and...

  • Page 9: Find Places

    Map – View all maps installed on the Adventurer 3500 and open the one of your choice. Whenever you send a new map to the Adventurer 3500, access the map list first and tap Refresh to ensure the map list is updated.

  • Page 10: Device Settings

    When using the GPS you can quickly put the unit to sleep by pressing the button on the front of the unit and then selecting Sleep from the menu. When in Sleep mode the Adventurer 3500 will go into a low power state, preserving the battery.

  • Page 11: Using Adventurer 3500 With Memory-Map On Your Pc

    Connecting the GPS to Memory-Map on your PC Unlike Pocket PCs or Garmin GPS units the Adventurer 3500 is seen by your PC as a removable drive. This means in Memory-Map you do not connect or interact with the device using the options under the GPS menu.

  • Page 12: Sending Standard Maps To Adventurer

    If you have existing Memory-Map V5 maps provided on CD or DVD, which are not Digital Map Shop maps, then these can be sent to your Adventurer 3500 in a number of ways. Please note that there is a limit of up to 400MB per map so make sure your maps are below this size when sending to the GPS.
  • Page 13 3500 will be seen by your PC as a removable drive. 2) In Memory-Map on your PC open the map you wish to send and move to the area you require. You can zoom in or out to adjust the area until you are happy you have the area covered.

  • Page 14: Sending Digital Map Shop Maps To Adventurer

    PC as a removable drive. 2) In Memory-Map on your PC open the map you wish to send and move to the area you require. Click the Route button on the toolbar and create a route around the area you wish to send. You can zoom out if you wish so you can see more of the map.
  • Page 15 PC. So, for example if you have 10,000sqkm of OS 1:50,000 Landranger for your PC, you will also have 10,000sqkm of OS 1:50,000 Landranger mapping for your mobile device. Once you have downloaded and unlocked a map on your PC you can send it to your Adventurer 3500 using the following steps: 1) Exit Memory-Map on the 3500 if it is running by tapping the Exit button and then connect your Adventurer 3500 to your PC with the supplied USB cable.

  • Page 16: Setting Up Additional Microsd Cards

    7) Digital Map Shop maps need to be activated on your Adventurer 3500 SD card as well as your PC. The following screen tells you much credit you have left to activate on a Mobile Device / SD Card and how much credit the map you are sending to the SD card will use.

  • Page 17: Support

    2) Licence the new SD card to work with the GPS. To licence the SD card please do the following: • Insert the new SD card in to the Adventurer 3500 and start Memory-Map on the device. A message will appear stating “The license for resource GPS Features has not been activated”. Tap OK and then exit the program by tapping the Extended Menu button and then the button.

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