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  • Page 1 LORME Earthmate ® PN-60 GPS User Manual...
  • Page 2 A large searchable knowledge base of detailed technical information about current and past DeLorme products. www.delorme.com/support News and Real-Life Examples Catch up with news about what we are working on, real-life examples using PN-Series devices, and more at the DeLorme Weblog. blog.delorme.com SPOT Satellite Communicator Account & Subscription Information Visit the SPOT website to sign up and manage your account and learn more about the SPOT Satellite Communicator.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Introduction......................4 Using.the.PN-60.....................6 Using.the.SPOT.Communicator................13 The.Home.Page....................16 The.Activities.Page....................17 The.Satellites.Page....................18 The.Map.Page...................... 21 The.Compass.Page....................32 The.Trip.Info.Page....................35 The.SPOT.Communicator.Page................37 The.Find.Page.......................44 The.Waypoints.Page.....................48 The.Geocaches.Page....................53 The.Routes.Page....................61 The.Tracks.Page....................66...
  • Page 4 The.Profile.Page....................71 The.Sun/Moon.Page..................... 74 The.Tides.Page..................... 76 The.Hunt/Fish.Page....................78 The.Settings.Page....................79 Additional.Information...................85 Info.Fields.Table....................95 Index........................101...

  • Page 6: Introduction

    Introduction Getting Started This.manual.is.for.use.with.DeLorme.Earthmate ® PN-60/PN-60w.GPS.and.SPOT.Satellite.Communicator. See.the.Quick Start Guide.for.detailed.information. devices..Note..References.to."PN-60".include.both. on.setting.up.your.PN-60.and,.if.included,.your.SPOT. devices.unless.otherwise.indicated. Communicator.. Welcome How to Use the Manual The.Earthmate.PN-60/60w.is.a.complete.out-of-the-box. When.the.manual.instructs.you.to.do.something,.use. handheld.GPS.solution.for.all.your.outdoor.activities. these.actions.on.the.PN-60:  Navigate.worry-free.with.included.topo.maps.of..  To.select.an.item.on.the.screen,.such.as.a.field,.check. the.U.S..and.Canada. box,.button,.drop-down.list,.menu.item,.or.search.  Add.high-resolution.aerial.imagery.for.a.unique.. result—use.the.arrow.keypad.to.move/scroll.to.. GPS.experience. the.item.to.highlight.it.and.press.ENTER.  Enjoy.next-generation.GPS.features.and.performance. . » To.edit.alphanumeric.fields,.use.the.on-screen. If.you.purchased.a.PN-60w,.the.addition.of.a.SPOT..
  • Page 7  To.exit.a.page.or.screen,.press.QUIT.  To.complete.a.series.of.steps—an.arrow.(.>.).indicates. the.sequence..Note.that.the.sequences.do.not.include. ENTER.and.QUIT.button.presses.described.above. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. Introduction...

  • Page 8: Using.the.pn-60

    To view the battery indicator of.battery.life.remaining..  Remove.the.batteries.when.storing.the.PN-60.for.. The.battery.indicator.is.on.the.Home.Page;.for.more.infor- a.month.or.longer.. mation,.see.The Home Page.section.on.page.16.  A.slot.for.an.SD.card.(not.included).is.underneath.. To charge a DeLorme Li-ion battery the.batteries.inside.the.battery.compartment... in the PN-60 SD/SDHC/MMC.cards.up.to.32GB.are.supported. 1..Install.the.battery.in.the.device. To install batteries and the SD card 2..To.leave.the.device.powered.on.while.charging,.power. 1..Unscrew.the.D-rings.on.the.back.of.the.device.. it.on.and.connect.the.USB.cable.to.the.computer..On. until.you.can.remove.the.battery.cover..
  • Page 9 bottom.left.corner.of.the.screen.flashes.red..When. the.device.is.fully.charged,.the.light.is.green. To view or hide Demo Mode To improve battery life The.first.time.you.turn.on.the.PN-60,.it.opens.in.Demo.  Automatically.turn.off.the.backlight.after.15.seconds;. Mode. go.to.Settings > Display > Backlight Timer >  To.view.the.demo,.follow.the.on-screen.instructions. 15 sec.  To.exit.the.demo,.press.QUIT.  Use.the.power.saving.option;.go.to.Settings >  To.turn.off.Demo.Mode—from.the.first.screen,.press. System > GPS Setting > Power Saving..For.more. ENTER.to.clear.the.Show at Startup.check.box..

  • Page 10: Using The Buttons

    Using the Buttons . » To.unlock.the.buttons,.press.Power..Then,.select. Yes.when.you.see.the.Unlock the Buttons?. message.. Tips » Reduce the backlight intensity and decrease the timer to significantly improve battery life. » The TFT screen is readable in direct sunlight or slanting light conditions. » For more information about backlight intensity and the back light timer, see the Settings >...
  • Page 11 reorder.pages,.go.to.Settings > Page Order.(for.more. more.information,.see.The Find Page.section.starting.on. information,.see.Page Order.on.page.84). page.44. The.default.page.sequence.is: Mark  Home The.Mark.button.is.labeled.with.a.pushpin..Use.it.to.mark.  Satellites a.waypoint.at.your.current.GPS.location.or,.when.panning,.  Map at.the.cursor.location..Once.you.mark.a.waypoint,.use.its.  Compass details.page.to.manage.it,.view.it.on.the.map,.or.create.a.  Trip.Info route.to.it..For.more.information,.see.The Waypoints Page.  Directions.(when.navigating) section.starting.on.page.48. Menu Arrow Keypad Press.the.MENU.button.to.access.functions.for.the.page. Use.the.arrow.keypad.to.move.around.pages.and.screens. or.screen.you.are.using.  Press.once.to.move.the.map.cursor.left,.right,.up,.  From.any.page,.press.the.MENU.button.twice.to.go.

  • Page 12: Using The Keyboard

    Using the Keyboard Enter The.on-screen.keyboard.is.available.when.you.need.to. Press.the.ENTER.button.to: enter.text,.such.as.when.editing.a.waypoint.label,.adding.  Complete.the.selection.of.a.menu.option,.entry,.field,. text.to.a.comment.field,.or.entering.search.parameters. or.screen.button. Use.the.arrow.keypad.to.highlight.the.letter,.number,.  Get.detailed.information.about.a.point.on.the.map,.. symbol,.or.punctuation.you.want.to.use,.and.then.press. if.available. ENTER.after.each.selection..When.you.are.finished.using. Quit the.keyboard,.highlight.OK.and.press.ENTER. The.function.of.the.QUIT.button.depends.on.the.status.of. For.existing.text,.enter.a.letter.to.replace.the.highlighted. the.PN-60;.some.of.the.things.you.can.do.are:. content..To.keep.the.existing.text.but.move.the.cursor.to.  Exit.a.page.or.screen. the.beginning/end.of.the.text,.select. .to.move.the.  Cancel.actions.(for.example,.panning). cursor.to.the.beginning.or. .to.move.the.cursor.to.the.  Close.the.keyboard.and.cancel.changes. end.of.the.text.  Delete.individual.points.when.measuring.distance.  Move.backwards.through.the.page.order.sequence. Taking a Screenshot To.take.a.screenshot,.hold.the.Power.button.and.

  • Page 13: Special Keys

    Special Keys  MENU–Move.cursor.focus.from.the.keyboard.to.the. text.box.for.faster.editing... Move.the.cursor.one.space.to.the.left.without. deleting.a.letter.or.number. Info Fields Move.the.cursor.one.space.to.the.right.without. The.Map,.Compass,.Trip.Info,.and.Profile.Pages.include. deleting.a.letter.or.number. fields.of.information.that.you.can.customize.to.suit.your. Change.the.case.of.the.next.letter.(the.active.case. needs..You.can.even.change.which.info.fields.display. is.shown.in.the.keyboard)..To.use.all.caps,.highlight.. depending.on.your.activity..For.each.activity,.the.info.field. and.then.press.ENTER.twice..Also.changes. types.change.for.navigating.or.tracking.(regular.GPS.use).. numbers.to.additional.symbols. Move.the.cursor.one.space.to.the.left,.deleting.the. Tip To change the info fields for an activity navigation/tracking mode, put the device in that mode before you start making character.that.was.there.
  • Page 14 On.the.Map,.Compass,.Profile,.and.Trip.Info.pages,.. GPS.fix..You.can.turn.off.track.recording,.but.the.device. you.can.customize.which.info.fields.display.. is.still.in.tracking.mode..When.you.follow.a.route.on.the. 1..From.the.page,.go.to.MENU > Info Fields > Change device,.you.are.navigating. Info Fields. 2..Select.the.info.field.you.want.to.change.and.press. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more ENTER..A.list.of.available.info.fields.opens. information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. 3..Select.the.new.info.field.and.press.ENTER. 4..When.you.finish.editing.fields,.press.QUIT..The. changes.are.saved.until.you.change.them.again.. or.restore.them.to.the.default.settings..

  • Page 15: Using.the.spot.communicator

    Using the SPOT Communicator Buttons The.SPOT.Satellite.Communicator.has.two.buttons.and. five.light.indicators.that.provide.access.to.power,.the.SOS. Power message,.and.device.status.information..It.can.operate. alone.to.send.emergency.messages.when.the.PN-60w.. The.Power.button.is.on.the.side.of.the.SPOT. is.not.available. Communicator.above.the.SOS.button. For.information.about.setting.up.the.SPOT.Communicator.  Press.and.hold.the.Power.button.for.three.seconds. for.first.time.use.and.how.to.set.up.your.account.at.. to.turn.the.device.on.and.off. findmespot.com,.see.the.Quick Start Guide...  With.the.SPOT.Communicator.turned.off,.press.. and.hold.the.Power.button.for.five.seconds.to.enter. What You Need to Know Pairing.Mode..Pairing.Mode.cannot.start.unless..  The SPOT Communicator needs a clear view of the.device.is.turned.off. the sky.to.obtain.a.GPS.signal.and.provide.the.most.
  • Page 16 SPOT.Communicator.or.by.the.paired.PN-60w. rapidly.when.the.PN-60w.and.SPOT.Communicator.. are.being.paired. Note..The.SOS.button.should.be.used.only.for.life- threatening.or.other.critical.situations.  Green–The.SPOT.Communicator.is.operating.in. Light Indicators independent.mode.(not.connected.to.the.PN-60w),. The.SPOT.Communicator.uses.lights.to.tell.you.. and.is.in.view.of.three.or.more.GPS.satellites.. what.it’s.doing..Every.time.you.turn.the.SPOT..  Red–The.SPOT.Communicator.is.in.independent. Communicator.on,.it.performs.an.automatic.self-test... mode.and.is.unable.to.see.three.or.more.GPS. Important!.If.the.SPOT.Communicator’s.self.test.fails,. satellites. the.Power,.GPS,.and.Message Sending.lights.  Green/Red–When.operating.in.dependent.mode. simultaneously.blink.red. (connected.to.the.PN-60w),.the.GPS.light.blinks.. green.or.red.(depending.on.the.GPS.acquisition).for.. Power 15.seconds.when.the.SPOT.Communicator.transitions. The.Power.light.blinks.and.changes.color.to.indicate. from.GPS.acquisition.to.message.transmission.. various.states: Note..The.GPS.light.blinks.green.or.red.(depending.  Green–The.SPOT.Communicator.is.on.and.it.passed. on.the.GPS.acquisition).simultaneously.with.the. the.self.test.. Message.Sending.light.for.15.seconds.when.the.  Red–The.batteries.have.less.than.100. SPOT.Communicator.starts.sending.a.SPOT.message. transmissions.remaining.
  • Page 17 Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always  Green–The.SPOT.Communicator.is.in.SOS.mode. available for download.  Red–Cancelling.SOS.mode. Batteries and Connector Batteries The.SPOT.Communicator.is.powered.by.two.Lithium.. batteries.(Energizer .Ultimate.Lithium.8x)..See.page.92.for. ® more.information.. Connector The.SPOT.Communicator.has.a.mini-USB.connector.. located.in.the.battery.compartment..The.mini-USB.. connector.is.used.to.transfer.firmware.upgrades.to.. the.SPOT.Communicator. Device Pairing To.control.the.SPOT.Communicator.with.the.PN-60w,.you.

  • Page 18: The.home.page

    Satellites SPOT.(PN-60w.only) Use.the.arrow.keypad.to.select.an.icon.and.then.press. Tides ENTER.to.open.that.page..The.Home.Page.also.displays. Hunt/Fish the.GPS.status.and.accuracy,.the.battery.indicator,.time,. Sun/Moon and.date. Routes  To.quickly.get.to.the.Home.Page,.from.any.page.. Profile on.the.PN-60,.press.MENU.twice..  To.switch.pages,.press.the.right.or.left.arrow.until.. Activities the.page.view.changes.. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. The.Home.Page...

  • Page 19: The.activities.page

    Restore Default Settings. one.of.your.activities..To.change.info.fields.for.navigating. For.more.information.about.the.default.options.for.each. or.tracking.(normal.GPS.use),.just.make.sure.you.are.in. activity,.visit.the.DeLorme.Wiki.(wiki.delorme.com). the.mode.you.want.to.change. To create a custom activity Highlight.one.of.the.Custom.activities.and.then.go.to. MENU > Rename Button..Use.the.on-screen.keyboard. to.edit.the.button.name.. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. The.Activities.Page...

  • Page 20: The.satellites.page

    The Satellites Page The.Satellites.Page.displays.GPS.and.satellite.information,. data.they.are.transmitting: time,.and.elevation.  Gray–Satellites.have.not.been.located.but.they.are. shown.in.the.constellation.because.they.appear.in.the. PN-60’s.almanac.data.  Red–The.receiver.is.tracking.the.satellite,.but.it.is.not. using.it.to.navigate.  Yellow–The.receiver.is.tracking.the.satellite,.predicted. ephemeris.data.is.available.when.a.3-D.fix.has.not. been.obtained,.and.the.satellite.is.being.used.for. navigation..  Green–The.receiver.is.tracking.the.satellite,. ephemeris.data.is.available,.and.the.satellite.is.being. used.for.navigation. Constellation and Signal Graph  Blue–The.receiver.is.tracking.the.satellite,.ephemeris. data.is.available,.the.satellite.is.being.used.for. Both.the.satellite.constellation.and.the.satellite.signal. navigation,.and.WAAS.corrections.are.available. graph.display.visible.satellites.and.their.identifying.numbers.. The.satellite.constellation.depicts.each.satellite’s.position. GPS and WAAS Status and.the.signal.graph.bars.indicate.the.strength.of.each. The.Global.Positioning.System.(GPS).is.a.system.of.. satellite.signal. satellites.that.orbit.the.earth.to.provide.position.and..
  • Page 21 To turn off GPS stations.that.correct.GPS.signals.to.improve.accuracy. You.can.use.many.features.on.the.PN-60.without.a.GPS. The.GPS.status.is.based.on.the.satellite.acquisition.status.. fix..When.the.GPS.receiver.is.turned.off,."GPS.OFF"..  GPS Off–The.GPS.receiver.is.turned.off. displays.on.the.screen.and.all.satellites.are.removed..  No Fix–The.GPS.does.not.have.sufficient.satellite. from.the.satellite.constellation. data.to.determine.your.current.GPS.position.. There.are.two.ways.to.turn.off.the.GPS.receiver.  2-D–The.GPS.connection.is.successful,.but.the. connection.quality.is.not.as.good.as.a.3-D.fix..  From.the.Satellites.Page.go.to.MENU > Turn Off Move.your.receiver.to.another.location.to.get.better. GPS..To.turn.the.GPS.on.again,.go.to.MENU > Turn reception. On GPS.  3-D–The.GPS.is.receiving.sufficient.satellite.data.  From.the.Home.Page,.go.to.Settings > System > (horizontal.position.and.elevation).to.determine..

  • Page 22: Gps Accuracy

    Calibrate.the.compass.and.altimeter.from.the.Compass. plus.or.minus.the.distance.indicated.of.the.location.. Page.menu.or.the.Satellites.Page.menu..The.Compass.. represented.by.the.GPS.. &.Altimeter.option.on.the.Settings.Page.has.additional. On.the.Map.Page,.GPS.accuracy.is.represented.by.. sensor.settings..For.more.information,.see.Compass a.circle.with.a.radius.equal.to.the.GPS.accuracy;.your.. and Altimeter.on.page.86. actual.location.on.the.map.is.within.the.circle. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more Any.buildings,.natural.structures,.or.heavy.foliage.that. information. The latest version of the User Manual is always obstruct.the.GPS.antenna’s.view.of.the.sky.may.prevent. available for download. satellite.signals.from.reaching.the.receiver.and.decrease. the.accuracy.of.your.position..Placing.the.PN-60.GPS.. in.a.jacket.or.backpack.pocket.should.not.affect.. positional.accuracy. Elevation The.elevation.is.based.on.the.current.barometric.altimeter.

  • Page 23: The.map.page

    The Map Page The.Map.Page.centers.the.map.on.your.current.location. and.is.not.tracking.satellites. when.the.PN-60.has.a.2-D.or.3-D.fix..When.it.does.not.  Blue–The.device.is.in.Track.Playback.mode.or. have.a.GPS.fix,.the.map.displays.your.last.GPS.position,. Simulate.Navigation.mode. or,.if.panning.the.map,.the.map.cursor.position..For.more.  Yellow–The.device.has.a.2-D.fix..If.a.3-D.fix.has. information,.see.GPS and WAAS Status.on.page.18. not.been.obtained,.predicted.ephemeris.is.available..  Green–The.device.has.a.3-D.fix. Tracking When.tracking.satellites,.a.track.line—also.known.as.a. breadcrumb.trail—follows.the.GPS.arrow.as.you.move... If.you.have.turned.off.track.recording,.the.track.does.not. appear..For.more.information,.see.The Tracks Page. section.starting.on.page.66. Scale and Orientation For.information.about: GPS Arrow  Setting.the.scale,.see.Scale.on.page.28.  Map.orientation,.see.Orientation.on.page.27. The.GPS.arrow.displays.on.the.map.when.GPS.is.turned. on..The.color.of.the.GPS.arrow.depends.on.your.GPS. Panning the Map signal.and.the.arrow.points.in.the.direction.of.the.last.

  • Page 24: Info Fields

     Automatic panning–When.GPS.tracking.or. As.you.pan,.a.text.field.at.the.top.of.the.map.displays. navigating,.the.map.automatically.pans.in.the.direction. information.about.the.cursor.location..When.you.stop.the. of.travel..The.map.does.not.automatically.pan.when. cursor.over.an.object,.the.field.in.the.bottom.left.corner. the.map.cursor.is.visible..Press.QUIT.to.remove.the. displays.the.object.name. map.cursor.and.return.to.automatic.panning. Getting Location Information  Manual panning–To.manually.pan.the.map,.use.the. arrow.keypad.to.move.the.cursor.in.the.direction.you. For.information.about.objects.at.your.current.GPS.. want.to.view. location,.press.ENTER. . » Use.single.presses.to.move.the.cursor.in. Pan.the.map.to.a.new.location..When.you.stop.the.cursor. increments. . » Press.and.hold.to.quickly.pan.to.a.new.location. over.an.object,.the.object's.name.is.displayed.in.the.. . » Hold.the.cursor.at.the.edge.of.the.screen.to.keep. bottom.left.corner.of.the.map..Press.ENTER. panning.in.that.direction;.the.map.will.move.to.the.  For.single.objects,.the.object.details.page.displays.. new.location.. From.this.page,.you.can.mark.a.waypoint,.view.the. . » Press.QUIT.to.center.the.map.on.your.current. object.on.the.map,.or.route.to.the.object.

  • Page 25: Measure Distance

    tracking.(regular.GPS.use)..To.access.the.Info.Fields.options,. the.last.point.on.top.of.the.first.point.by.hovering.the. go.to.MENU > Info Fields..For.more.information,.see.Info cursor.over.the.start.location.and.pressing.ENTER.to. Fields.on.page.11.and.The Activities Page.on.page.17. snap.the.point.and.close.the.polygon. While.you.are.measuring.distance,.the.pan.location.infor- Measure Distance mation.that.displays.in.the.top.right.corner.of.the.screen. Use.the.measurement.tool.to.measure.the.distance.of.. changes.to.display.the.heading.from.the.last.measure- a.line.or.the.perimeter.and.area.of.a.polygon.on.the.map. ment.node.to.your.current.GPS.location,.the.leg.distance,. and.the.total.distance.from.the.last.measurement.node.to. the.first.measurement.node..Once.you.close.a.polygon,.it. displays.the.area. Turn Imagery On/Off When.you.have.added.map.packages.that.include.. imagery.to.your.PN-60,.you.can.quickly.turn.the.. imagery.off.or.on. From.the.Map.Page,.go.to.MENU > Turn Imagery On. or.Turn Imagery Off. To measure distance Map Setup From.the.Map.Page,.go.to.MENU >...
  • Page 26  Aerial.Imagery.(DOQQ) add.to.your.PN-60,.see.Detailed Map Data.on.page.26.  USGS.Quads.(3DTQ) To.manage.individual.map.packages.that.you.have.added.  Canadian.1:50K.Topographic.Sheets.(Canadian.1:50K) to.your.device,.see.the.next.section—Data Management..  NOAA.Nautical.Charts.(NOAA.Charts) Only.the.data.types.you.have.on.your.device.show.in.the.  Satellite.Imagery.(SAT10) Data.Layering.list.  XMap.Topographic.Data.(XMap.only)  DeLorme.Topographic.Data.(Topo.North.America.9.0) .. DeLorme.World.Base.Map.7.(XMap.only) To layer data Use.the.Data.Layering.option.to.select.the.types.of.data. you.want.to.view.on.your.PN-60.and.the.order.in.which. you.want.data.to.display. From.the.Map.Page,.go.to.MENU > Map Setup > Data Layering.to.view.a.list.of.all.the.types.of.data.you.have. stored.on.your.device's.internal.memory.or.on.an.SD.card. in.the.device;.this.may.include.data.that.is.not.available.for.

  • Page 27: Data Management

    To.view.and.manage.memory.information,.go.to.Settings full.name.of.the.data.type.shows.in.the.box.at.the.bottom. > System > Memory Use. of.the.screen. After.you.add.a.map—also.called.a.map.package.or.a.map.  To.show.a.type.of.data,.select.the.check.box.. file—from.a.compatible.DeLorme.mapping.program.or. next.to.it. the.DeLorme.Online.Map.Center.to.the.PN-60,.you.can.  To.hide.a.type.of.data,.clear.the.check.box.next.to.it. show.or.hide.it.on.the.device;.view.details.about.it,..  To.change.the.order.in.which.data.is.layered,.highlight. including.where.it.is.stored;.or.delete.it..To.change.the. the.item.you.want.to.move,.then.use.the.arrows. priority.of.how.different.types.of.map.data.are.displayed,. on.the.right.side.of.the.screen.to.move.the.item.up. see.the.previous.section—Data Layering. or.down.in.the.list..If.two.data.types.have.identical. For.more.information.about.the.types.of.data.you.can.add. zoom.level.settings,.the.one.higher.in.the.list.has. to.your.PN-60,.see.the.next.section,.Detailed Map Data. precedence. To manage maps and data  To.select/deselect.all.check.boxes,.go.to.MENU >...
  • Page 28 DeLorme.Topo.North.America™.data..This.data. location.(internal.or.SD.card),.and.version.information. includes.detailed.routable.road.and.topographic.data.  To.delete.a.map.package,.highlight.it.and.go.to.. for.the.U.S..and.Canada.and.major.road.data.for. Mexico..Insert.the.DVD.for.your.area.of.interest.in. MENU > Data Detail > Delete. your.computer's.DVD.drive.and.follow.the.on-screen. instructions.to.copy.the.maps.you.want.onto.your. device..Note..Elevation.data.and.land.cover.is.not. available.for.Mexico.  Compatible DeLorme mapping software– Instructions.for.sending.map.packages,.data,.draw. layers,.and.more.to.your.PN-60.vary.by.application.. For.more.information,.see.the.mapping.application’s. Help.  Map Library–Use.the.NetLink.tab.in.your.DeLorme. mapping.software.or.the.DeLorme.Online.Map. Detailed Map Data Center.(data.delorme.com).to.download.many.types. Your.PN-60.comes.with.a.base.map.showing.overview- of.imagery.and.data,.such.as.satellite.imagery,.aerial. level.worldwide.coverage,.as.well.as.North.American.in- imagery,.USGS.1:24K.Topo.Quad.maps,.Canadian.

  • Page 29: Map Style

    North Up above... scale.check.box. Tip A map package is a dataset you create for an area of interest that you can layer with DeLorme map data and other map datasets available from the NetLink Map Library. Map Setup Options Orientation You.can.set.the.map.to.rotate.as.you.move.
  • Page 30 Map Point Management You.can.customize.how.points.of.interest.(POIs),.. waypoints,.and.geocaches.display.on.the.map. From.the.Map.Page,.go.to MENU > Map Setup > Map Point Management..Select.each.option.and.then.select. how.you.want.that.type.of.map.point.to.appear.on.the. To set the scale map..Select.the.Hide Logged Caches.check.box.if.you. do.not.want.logged.geocaches.to.appear.on.the.map. From.the.Map.Page,.go.to.MENU > Map Setup > Scale;. from.the.drop-down.list,.select.an.option.  Bar–Represents.a.given.length.on.the.map.compared. to.an.actual.length.  Zoom–The.DeLorme.term.for.map.detail.level..Each. time.the.zoom.level.increases,.the.scale.doubles.  Ratio–Shows.a.ratio.of.a.unit.on.the.device.compared. to.the.actual.unit. The.Map.Page...

  • Page 31: General Information

    Log Your Geocache Find General Information When.navigating.to.a.geocache,.use.the.Log Your  Navionics.information.appears.on.the.device.only. Geocache Find.option.to.quickly.log.geocaches,.write. when.you.have.a.Navionics.SD.card.in.your.device. field.notes,.and.pick.your.next.cache..For.more.information.  You.cannot.save.maps.or.data.to.a.Navionics.SD. about.all.of.these.features,.see.The Geocaches Page. card—the.memory.on.the.card.is.unavailable. section.starting.on.page.53.  The.Navionics.data.overlays.the.DeLorme.maps.on. device—the.DeLorme.maps.are.used.for.routing.. Route Options and.Find. When.navigating,.use.Route Options.to.stop.navigating,  Tracks,.routes,.waypoints,.and.geocaches.display.. get.back.on.track,.or.switch.the.route.type..For.more. over.the.Navionics.charts. information.about.route.options,.see.Route Settings.  When.you.pan.the.map.and.select.an.object.. on.page.61. (other.than.those.listed.above).with.the.map.cursor,.
  • Page 32 Turn Charts On/Off on.the.map—view.charts.alone,.boundaries.alone,.. or.both.together. You.can.quickly.turn.Navionics.charts.on.or.off..The.  To.show.charts,.select.the.Show Charts.check.box. Navionics.chart.closest.to.the.map.center.automatically.  To.show.boundaries,.select.the.Show Boundaries. displays;.if.it.doesn't,.select.it.from.the.Chart.list.on.the. check.box. Navionics.Setup.page. To hide charts by map scale From.the.Map.Page,.go.to.MENU > Turn Charts On. or.Turn Charts Off. You.can.customize.at.which.map.scale.you.can.view. charts.on.the.device..From.the.Hide Charts.check.box,. Note This.menu.option.controls.the.Show Charts. select.the.scale.above.which.you.want.to.hide.the.charts. and.Show Boundaries.check.boxes.on.the.Navionics. Setup.page. To set chart details To.change.the.detail.level.of.your.charts,.select.High.
  • Page 33 To show the depth in fathoms If.you.want.to.show.chart.depths.in.fathoms.instead.. of.feet.or.meters,.select.the.Show Depth in Fathoms. check.box. To restore the default settings To.restore.the.default.Navionics.Setup.settings,.select. Restore Default Settings. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. The.Map.Page...

  • Page 34: The.compass.page

    The Compass Page Use.the.Compass.Page’s.graphic.compass.to.help.you. To change the Hiking Route Arrow find.your.destination..The.PN-60.uses.GPS.to.determine. When.you.are.navigating.a.hiking.(direct).route,.you. compass.readings.when.the.device.is.moving..It.also. can.choose.to.have.the.bearing.arrow.point.to.the.next. has.an.electronic.compass.for.use.when.the.device.is. waypoint.in.your.route.or.point.back.on.course.if.you.. stationary.or.moving.below.1.5.mph. leave.the.route..To.set.the.hiking.route.arrow.method;.from.the.Routes. Page,.go.to.MENU > Edit Route Settings > Compass Navigation Arrow. To.change.the.hiking.route.arrow.from.the.Compass.Page,. press.MENU > Compass Navigation Arrow > Direct to Next Waypoint.or.Back on Course. Electronic Compass The.PN-60’s.electronic.compass.shows.your.direction.

  • Page 35: Route Options

    want.to.calibrate.the.compass.unless.you.know.the.. To.access.the.Info.Fields.options,.go.to.MENU > Info inaccuracy.is.caused.by.a.temporary.event,.such.as.being. Fields..For.more.information,.see.Info Fields.on.page.11. near.power.lines.or.near.a.magnetic.field.caused.by.a.car.. and.The Activities Page.section.on.page.17. You.may.want.to.turn.off.the.electronic.compass.when. Other Menu Options you.are.in.an.area.with.magnetic.interference..For.more. information,.see.Compass and Altimeter.on.page.86. When.navigating,.additional.options.are.available.on.. the.Compass.Page.menu. Tip Calibrate the compass when you change the batteries in the PN-60. View Comment Details When.navigating.to.a.waypoint.or.geocache,.the.View. Calibrating Sensors Comment.Details.option.allows.you.to.view.the.comment. You.can.calibrate.the.PN-60's.electronic.compass.and.
  • Page 36 Settings. on.page.61. Go.to.MENU > Route Options.and.select. Stop Navigating,.Back on Track,.or.Switch to Hiking/Driving.(the.option.you.can.switch.to.displays). Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. The.Compass.Page...

  • Page 37: The.trip.info.page

    The Trip Info Page The.Trip.Info.Page.displays.info.fields.that.you.can.. see.the.Info Fields Table.on.page.95. customize.to.manage.your.trips.. For.more.information.about.activities,.see.The Activities Page.on.page.17. To reset the trip information Use.the.Reset Trip Info.option.to.reset.the.trip.values,. speed.information,.elevation,.and.the.device.odometer.. Track.recording.is.not.reset..If.you.want.to.keep.track.. of.all.your.travels.on.your.device,.clear.the.Device Odometer.check.box.before.you.reset.your.information. From.the.Trip.Info.Page,.go.to.MENU > Reset Info..To. reset.an.option,.select.the.check.box.next.to.it..To.exclude. an.option.from.being.reset,.clear.the.check.box.next.to.it.. Info Fields Then,.select.Reset Now. You.can.change.which.info.fields.display.depending.on. Other Menu Options your.activity..For.each.activity,.the.info.field.types.change. for.navigating.or.tracking.(regular.GPS.use).. Additional.options.are.available.on.the.Trip.Info.Page.
  • Page 38 Log Your Geocache Find When.navigating.to.a.geocache,.use.the.Log.Your.. Geocache.Find.option.to.quickly.log.geocaches,.write. field.notes,.and.pick.your.next.cache..For.more.. information.about.all.of.these.features,.see.The Geocaches Page.section.starting.on.page.53. Route Options When.navigating,.use.Route.Options.to.stop.navigating,. get.back.on.track,.or.switch.the.route.type..For.more. information.about.route.options,.see.Route Settings. on.page.61. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. The.Trip.Info.Page...

  • Page 39: The.spot.communicator.page

    The SPOT Communicator Page Connect PN-60w only The.SPOT.Satellite.Communicator.uses.GPS.signals.and.. To.connect.a.SPOT.Communicator.that.is.paired.with.the. communication.satellites.to.relay.your.message—no.cell. PN-60w.or.to.initiate.the.pairing.process,.go.to.MENU > phone.coverage.necessary—giving.you.peace.of.mind.. Connect SPOT Communicator. The.SPOT.Communicator.Page.on.the.PN-60w.gives.you. To.disconnect.a.paired.device,.go.to.MENU > Disconnect an.easy.way.to.use.and.manage.your.SPOT.Communicator.. SPOT Communicator..  See.the.Quick Start Guide.for.information.about: At.the.top.of.the.SPOT.Communicator.Page,.a.message. . » Activating.your.SPOT.account.at.findmespot.com displays.the.current.status.of.the.SPOT.Communicator. . » Setting.up.your.SPOT.Communicator.for.first-time.use. Tip If you need to turn the wireless antenna off, go to .

  • Page 40: Message Types

    Message Types Message Priority Levels Each.type.of.message.you.can.send.is.assigned.a.priority. You.can.send.a.pre-defined.message.or.you.can.create.. so.that.if.you.have.multiple.messages.to.send,.each.one. a.new.text.message.(Type.&.Send).and.send.it.to.the.. is.sent.in.order.of.importance. contact.groups.you.have.set.up.with.your.SPOT.account..  Critical–An.SOS.message.is.the.highest.priority. You.can.even.share.with.social.network.websites—. message.type.and.is.sent.to.the.GEOS.Rescue. Facebook ,.Twitter™,.or.Fire.Eagle™—that.you’ve.set. ® Coordination.Center.for.emergency.response..A. up.a.connection.to.on.findmespot.com..In.addition,.SPOT.. critical.message.supersedes.both.casual.and.urgent. Adventures.(spotadventures.com).provides.a.location.for. messages. you.to.share.your.SPOT.messages,.tracks,.videos,.and.  .Urgent–Help/Assist.messages.are.the.second. photos.as.well.as.notes.from.your.adventures. highest.priority.message.types..Help.messages.are. For.each.message.sent,.a.waypoint.icon.is.placed.. sent.to.one.of.the.contact.groups.that.you.can.select. on.the.Map.Page. on.the.PN-60w..Assist.messages.are.sent.to.one.or. more.professional.service.providers.for.non-critical. emergency.response..An.urgent.message.supersedes. Use.the.SOS.message.to.notify.emergency.services.. a.casual.message. of.your.GPS.location.and.that.you.need.assistance.when..  Casual–Check-in/OK,.Reference.Point.(marking. you.have.a.life.threatening.or.other.critical.emergency. a.waypoint),.or.Geocache.messages.are.sent.to.a.
  • Page 41 continually.trying.to.obtain.a.GPS.fix..  If.a.GPS.fix.is.obtained,.a.Help.or.SPOT.Assist.  If.the.PN-60w.loses.communication.with.the.SPOT. message.with.the.GPS.position.will.be.sent.every. Communicator,.the.SPOT.Communicator.will.continue. five.minutes.for.one.hour..If.the.PN-60w.loses. to.send.messages.using.its.own.GPS.every.five. communication,.the.SPOT.Communicator.will. minutes.until.the.PN-60w.is.turned.on.and.a.new. continue.to.send.messages.every.five.minutes.until. command.is.issued.or.the.SPOT.Communicator. the.PN-60w.is.turned.on.and.a.new.command.is. batteries.are.depleted. issued,.the.one.hour.timer.expires,.or.the.SPOT.  As.a.backup,.the.SPOT.Communicator.can.send.. Communicator.batteries.are.depleted,.whichever. SOS.messages;.simply.hold.the.SOS.button.on.the. happens.first. side.of.the.SPOT.Communicator.for.three.seconds.  You.can.send.a.Help/Assist.message.while.in..  You.can.send.an.SOS.message.while.in.any.other. Check-in/OK,.Track.Progress,.or.SOS.modes,.. mode,.but.sending.an.SOS.message.cancels.any. but.sending.a.Help/Assist.message.cancels.any. modes.in.progress..SOS.and.Help/Assist.messages. Check-in/OK.or.Track.Progress.messages.that.are.. can.be.sent.at.the.same.time.. in.progress..Help/Assist.and.SOS.messages.can.. be.sent.at.the.same.time. Help/Assist Check-in/OK A.Help.message.notifies.your.contacts.that.you.need.. assistance.in.a.non.life-threatening.situation. Send.a.message.to.your.contacts.or.upload.field.notes.. to.Geocaching.com. A.SPOT.Assist.message.notifies.SPOT.Assist.dispatch.
  • Page 42 message.transmission.from.the.field.and.out.to. 2..On.the.Message.Composition.page,.select.. contact.lists,.allow.your.SPOT.Communicator.to. the.contact,.group,.or.Social Networks Only.from. transmit.until.the.message.cycle.is.complete. the.Send.drop-down.list,.  You.can.send.a.Check-in/OK.message.while.a.Track. 3..If.you.selected.Social.Networks.Only,.select.the.check. Progress.message.in.in.progress,.but.it.will.interrupt. box.for.the.site.you.want.to.post.a.message.to.. the.Track.Progress.messages.until.the.Check-in/OK. 4..From.the.Message.drop-down.list,.select.the. message.cycle.is.complete.. message.type;.you.can.send.a.pre-defined.message.  You.cannot.send.a.Check-in/OK.message.when.. or.a.Type.&.Send.message. an.SOS.or.Help/Assist.message.is.in.progress.. 5..If.you.selected.Type.&.Send message,.use.the.arrow. keypad.to.highlight.the.text.area.and.press.ENTER. Track Progress (Optional Service) to.open.the.on-screen.keyboard..As.you.enter.your.. message,.note.that.the.remaining.number.of.. A.Track.Progress.message.sends.your.location.to.your.SPOT. characters.allowed.displays..When.you.finish.typing. account.(My.Account.at.findmespot.com)..You.also.have.the. the.message,.select.OK.. option.to.share.your.location.data.in.near.real-time.via.web. 6..On.the.Message.Composition.page,.. links.to.a.Shared.Page.or.a.Live.Map.at.spotadventures.com.. select.Send Message.  Track.Progress.messages.are.sent.using.the.casual. priority.level..
  • Page 43 Sharing Reference Point Information progress..When.the.SPOT.Communicator.status.indicates. that.a.message.mode.is.in.progress,.you.can.select.that. Use.the.SPOT.Communicator.to.send.information.about. message.type.to.view.the.Send.Progress.page. a.reference.point.(defined.as.any.point.on.the.map.other. than.where.you.are),.geocache,.Find.search.result,.or.map. point.from.the.PN-60w.to.your.contacts..While.viewing. details.for.a.point.or.search.result,.go.to.MENU > Send Point with SPOT..The.SPOT.Communicator.page.will. open.for.you.to.complete.your.message.. Logging Geocaches and Uploading Field Notes With.the.SPOT.Communicator.and.PN-60w,.you.can.. log.a.geocache.find.and.write.a.field.note.in.the.field.and. The.Send.Progress.page.displays.the.following.. immediately.send.the.information.to.Geocaching.com.. information.about.the.message: Link.your.premium.Geocaching.com.account.to.your..  Message–The.message.recipient.and.the.content. account.at.findmespot.com.before.you.go.into.the.field.. of.the.message.. This.will.allow.you.to.log.a.geocache.or.upload.field.notes.  Times Sent–The.number.of.times.the.message.has. in.near.real-time.from.virtually.anywhere.with.the.SPOT.. been.sent..While.a.single.message.transmission.has.. Communicator.
  • Page 44 Message History  Time Remaining–Displays.the.amount.of.time. remaining.until.the.message.is.complete.. You.can.view.a.list.of.messages.that.have.been.sent.from. To cancel sending the.PN-60w.with.the.SPOT.Communicator..See.all.the. You.can.cancel.a.message.that.is.in.progress..Select.. messages.you've.sent,.when.you.sent.them,.and.who. you.sent.them.to. Cancel Sending.and.press.ENTER..If.the.Message. Progress.page.is.still.active.after.all.of.the.messages.. To view message history for.a.message.type.have.been.sent,.the.Cancel.button.. 1..From.the.SPOT.Communicator.Page,.go.to.MENU > changes.to.Done..Returning.to.the.SPOT.Communicator. View SPOT Message History. Page.after.all.of.the.messages.have.been.sent.shows.. The.Message.History.Page.displays.a.list.of.messages;. the.Message.Composition.page. the.message.type.is.indicated.by.an.icon.  Casual messages–Canceling.Check-in/OK,. 2..From.the.list,.select.the.message.you.want.to.view. Reference.Point,.Geocache,.and.Track.Progress. and.then.select.one.of.the.following: messages.cancels.the.message.and.begins.a.three. »...
  • Page 45 To clear message history From.the.Message.History.page,.go.to.MENU > Clear Message History..All.the.messages.in.the.history.are. cleared.and.the.message.waypoint.icons.are.removed. from.the.map. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. The.SPOT.Communicator.Page...

  • Page 46: The.find.page

    The Find Page Use.the.Find.Page.to.search.for.addresses,.roads,.. search.is.from.the.current.map.center..The.search. cities,.points.of.interest.(POIs),.waypoints,.geocaches,. continues.until.the.maximum.number.of.search. coordinates,.and.more. results.(100).is.found.  Find by Name–Use.this.option.to.search.for.a. To.view.the.Find.Page,.press.the.Find.button. specific.location.by.its.name..Results.are.listed. alphabetically.. Narrow.a.Name.search.with.the.Name.Contains.or. Name.Begins.with.options—press.MENU.to.access. them..Then,.in.the.Name.field,.type.one.or.more. characters.that.the.name.begins.with.or.contains;.the. more.letters.you.enter,.the.more.relevant.your.search. results.are. . » For.some.search.types,.you.can.also.narrow. your.search.with.additional.parameters,.such.as. categories.or.symbols. Search Methods . » When.the.City,.State,.or.Country.fields.are. available,.the.more.information.you.enter,.the.. There.are.two.ways.to.search—near.map.center.or.. more.refined.your.search.results.are..If.you.do.. by.name;.the.most.recent.method.you.use.is.saved. not.enter.anything.or.if.those.fields.are.unavailable,.. between.searches. the.search.starts.from.the.map.center.  Find Near Map Center–The.device.searches.from. .

  • Page 47: Searching For A Location

     Points of Interest  At.any.time,.press.the.arrow.keypad.to.stop.the. Category. search.process. State/Country/City/Name.(Find.by.Name.only)  If.you.stop.the.search,.select.Continue Search.to.  Natural Features keep.searching. Category. Show State/Country/City/Name.(Find.by.Name.only)  DeLorme Atlas & Gazetteer Points The.Show.field.is.the.primary.search.category..You.can. Category. select.the.following.Show.options;.below.each.option.. State/Country/City/Name.(Find.by.Name.only) is.a.list.of.information.you.can.change.to.improve.your.  Addresses search.results. State/Country/City/Building.Number/Street.Name.  All (Find.by.Name.only) State/Country/City/Name.(Find.by.Name.only) The.Find.Page...
  • Page 48  Coordinates display.measurements.as.follows: Coordinates.can.be.edited.  From.the.GPS.position.when.the.device.has.a.GPS.fix.  Streets/Trails  From.the.cursor.location.if.you.are.manually.panning. State/Country/City/Name.(Find.by.Name.only) or.viewing.another.location.  Cities  From.the.map.center.if.GPS.is.turned.off. State/Country/Name.(Find.by.Name.only) To view the results list ..To.view.the.results,.use.the.arrow.keypad.to.scroll. through.the.list,.or.press.the.IN/OUT.button.to.go. forward.or.backwards.a.page.at.time..The.maximum. number.of.results.for.each.search.is.100. To view search result details To.view.the.details.for.an.item.on.the.list,.select.it... The.search.result.details.page.displays. To edit/change search fields When.a.field.is.highlighted,.you.can.edit.or.change.it.. To.edit.a.field,.press.ENTER.and.use.the.available.option. (drop-down.list,.arrow.keypad,.or.keyboard).to.make.
  • Page 49 To mark a waypoint for a search result Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always On.the.search.result.details.page,.select.Mark..The.result. available for download. is.saved.as.a.waypoint.and.the.waypoint.details.page.. displays;.you.can.edit.the.information..For.more.. information.see.To edit waypoint details.on.page.50. To view/center a search result on the map On.the.search.result,.waypoint,.or.geocache.details..

  • Page 50: The.waypoints.page

    Tip Use Find to quickly locate a waypoint in the open waypoint file. For more information, see The Find Page section starting XMap users See the supplemental online help on the on page 44. DeLorme Wiki (pn-series.wiki.delorme.com/xmap) for information about using XMap with the Waypoints Page. Waypoint List The.Waypoints.Page.displays.a.list.of.waypoints.from.the.

  • Page 51: Marking A Waypoint

     Open—View.a.list.of.GPX.files.in.internal.memory.and. to.the.highlighted.option,.press.ENTER..If.the.file.has. on.the.SD.card..Select.the.file.you.want.to.open.and. a.large.number.of.waypoints,.press.ENTER.to.interrupt. press.ENTER.to.view.the.waypoints.on.the.device.. the.sorting.process.and.see.a.partial.list.  Save As—Save.the.open.file.as.a.new.file,.name.it,. and.select.the.location.for.the.file..If.you.have.made. Symbols any.changes.to.the.open.file,.the.changes.are.saved. The.waypoint.symbols.available.on.the.PN-60.match.. in.the.new.file—the.original.file.does.not.retain.the. the.PN-Series.symbol.set.in.your.DeLorme.mapping.. changes. application..The.symbol.set.includes.geocaching.symbols.  Move to Internal/Move to SD Card—Move.the. (these.are.at.the.end.of.the.symbol.list)..To.ensure.. open.file.from.the.current.stored.location.to.the. a.waypoint.displays.on.the.Waypoints.Page,.use.a. alternate.location..For.example,.you.can.open.a.file. waypoint.symbol..If.you.use.a.geocaching.symbol,.the. from.an.SD.card.and.move.it.to.the.device’s.internal. waypoint.will.display.only.on.the.Geocaches.Page..To.see. memory.. the.geocaching.symbols,.go.to.page.54..For.a.complete.list.  Close.–.Close.the.open.GPX.file. of.symbols,.see.the.DeLorme.Wiki.(wiki.delorme.com)..

  • Page 52: Managing Waypoints

    When.you.press.Mark,.the.waypoint.is.saved.and.a.  Edit.the.waypoint.details. waypoint.details.page.opens.where.you.can.edit.the..  Delete.the.waypoint. waypoint.details..For.more.information,.see.To edit  View.the.waypoint.on.the.map..To.return.to.the. waypoint details. waypoint.details.page,.press.QUIT.  Create.a.route.to.the.waypoint. You.can.also.mark.waypoints.using.the.on-screen.. For.more.information,.see.the.Managing Waypoints.section.. Mark.option.on.Find.search.result.details.and.route. point.details.pages.. To mark a waypoint from a search result When.you.mark.a.waypoint,.the.default.waypoint.symbol. or route point is.a.red.map.pin.and.the.label.is."Wpt.001.".When.you. On.a.Find.search.result.details.page.or.a.route.point.. change.the.symbol.or.label,.each.new.waypoint.uses.that. details.page,.select.Mark.on.the.screen..The.result.is. format.until.you.change.either.the.symbol.or.the.name.. saved.as.a.waypoint.and.the.waypoint.details.page.. When.you.add.multiple.waypoints.with.the.same.name,.. displays;.you.can.edit.the.information.. a.sequential.number.is.added.to.the.name..For.example,..
  • Page 53 To move the waypoint to the current To.edit.a.field,.use.the.arrow.keypad.to.highlight.it.and. press.ENTER..Use.the.available.option.(drop-down.list,. GPS location arrow.keypad,.or.keyboard).to.make.changes..When.you. From.the.waypoint.details.page,.go.to.MENU > Move to are.finished.editing,.press.ENTER.. GPS Location..When.you.see.the.confirmation.message,. select.Yes.. To create a route to a waypoint You.can.navigate.to.a.waypoint.from.your.current.location.. All.driving.routes.and.hiking.routes.with.multiple.points. are.automatically.saved..For.more.information.about.. creating.and.modifying.routes,.see.The Routes Page. starting.on.page.61. 1..On.the.waypoint.details.page,.select.Route. 2..On.the.route.details.page,.select.Navigate. 3..Select.Hike.or.Drive. To view comment details The.Map.Page.opens.in.navigation.mode.

  • Page 54: Projecting A Waypoint

    Bearing.and.Distance.fields. series.of.GPS.readings.for.the.waypoint’s.location.and. 3..Select.Move.to.move.the.existing.waypoint.or. averages.them.to.increase.the.positional.accuracy.of.the. Create New.to.mark.a.new.waypoint.at.the.projected. waypoint..As.you.average.the.waypoint,.the.GPS.status,. location..Then,.press.ENTER. coordinates,.elevation,.number.of.readings.at.the.location,. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more and.estimated.accuracy.display..Multiple.readings.improve. information. The latest version of the User Manual is always the.positional.accuracy.of.the.waypoint..The.estimated. available for download. accuracy.number.decreases.as.the.accuracy.improves. To average a waypoint From.the.waypoint.details.page,.go.to.MENU > Average Waypoint..When.the.device.has.recorded.the.number.

  • Page 55: The.geocaches.page

    The Geocaches Page Managing Geocache Files Geocaching.is.a.treasure.hunting.game.where.you.use. a.GPS.device.to.search.for.geocaches—containers.that. Geocaches.are.managed.using.waypoint.GPX.files;.. include.a.log.for.you.to.record.your.visit..Some.geocaches. each.file.can.contain.up.to.1,500.geocaches.and.child. have.trinkets.you.can.take—just.follow.the.“take.one,. waypoints..For.more.information.about.GPX.files,.see.. leave.one”.rule..To.find.out.more.about.geocaching,.. File Management.on.page.85. visit.Geocaching.com. Tip Use Find to quickly locate a geocache in the open waypoint On.the.PN-60,.a.geocache.is.a.special.type.of.waypoint. file. For more information, see The Find Page section starting used.for.geocaching..The.Geocaches.Page.lets.you.view.

  • Page 56: File Menu

    The.device.is.set.by.default.to.sort.by.name..To.change. the.sorting.method,.press.MENU,.highlight.the.sorting. method.to.use.and.press.ENTER..If.the.file.has.a.large. number.of.geocaches,.press.ENTER.to.interrupt.the. File Menu Sorting.Geocaches.process.and.see.a.partial.list. Use.the.File.menu.to.manage.geocache.(waypoint).GPX. Symbols files.stored.in.the.PN-60’s.internal.memory.or.on.an.SD. Geocache.symbols.come.from.Geocaching.com.and.. card.in.the.device,.as.well.as.geocaches.you.create.on.the. are.also.available.in.the.PN-Series.symbol.set.in.your.. device..To.open.the.File.menu,.from.the.Geocaches.Page,. DeLorme.mapping.application..For.a.printable.list.of.. go.to.MENU > File..The.following.options.are.available: symbols.on.the.device,.see.the.DeLorme.Wiki.(wiki.  New–Create.a.new.GPX.file.and.name.it..When.you. delorme.com).. turn.off.the.device,.the.file.will.be.automatically.saved. When.you.change.a.geocache.symbol,.be.aware.that.it.  Open–View.a.list.of.GPX.files.in.internal.memory.and. may.affect.how.the.geocache.is.displayed.on.the.device.. on.the.SD.card..Select.the.file.you.want.to.open.and. For.example,.if.you.choose.a.waypoint.symbol,.the. press.ENTER.to.view.the.waypoints.on.the.device.. geocache.will.move.to.the.Waypoints.Page.and.if.you.  Save As–Save.the.open.file.as.a.new.file,.name.it,.and. change.a.symbol.from.a.not.logged.to.a.logged.symbol. select.the.location.for.the.file..If.you.have.made.any. type,.it.will.move.from.the.Show.Not.Logged.to.the.Show.
  • Page 57 To use the Send to GPS plugin  Close–Close.the.open.GPX.file. With.the.DeLorme.Send.to.GPS.plugin,.you.can.send.one. How to Add Geocaches to the PN-60 geocache.at.a.time.to.a.PN-60..You.must.be.logged.in. to.Geocaching.com.to.use.this.feature..Please.note.that. Use.one.of.the.following.methods.to.send.geocaches.. geocache.descriptions.and.hints.are.available.only.for. to.your.device. premium.members.of.Geocaching.com.  DeLorme Topo North America™ 9.0–Use. 1..Connect.your.PN-60.to.your.computer..The.device. Earthmate .GPS.Sync.to.sync.GPX.files,.including. ® should.be.set.to.the.default.Connect.to.Computer.. Pocket.Queries.from.Geocaching.com,.and.then.send. setting—Use.GPS. them.to.your.device..See.the.program's.Help.for.more. 2..On.Geocaching.com,.use.the.Seek a Cache.feature.
  • Page 58 From.the.Geocaches.Page,.select.a.geocache.and.press. To view comment details ENTER..The.geocache.details.page.opens.. Comment.details.give.you.detailed.information.about.the. geocache,.such.as.the.cache.ID,.the.size,.the.difficulty. Tip The Last Logged field on the geocache details page and.terrain,.as.well.as.the.full.description,.the.hint,.and. displays the first two lines of the most recent log entry. the.full.log..Note..loc.files.do.not.include.comments. To edit geocache details From.the.geocache.details.page,.go.to.MENU > You.can.edit.the.symbol,.label,.and.coordinates..You.. View Comment Details. can.edit.comment.details.for.geocaches.you.have..
  • Page 59 message,.select.Yes..The.geocache’s.location.information. the.positional.accuracy.of.the.geocache..The.estimated. will.update.to.the.current.GPS.location.. accuracy.number.decreases.as.the.accuracy.improves. To delete a geocache To average a geocache From.the.geocache.details.page,.go.to.MENU > Delete From.the.geocache.details.page,.go.to.MENU > Average Geocache..When.you.see.the.confirmation.message,. Geocache..When.the.device.has.recorded.the.number. select.Yes. of.readings.you.want,.press.ENTER. To delete geocaches by symbol Tip Average your location during multiple visits, at different times of the day to get the best results. Always place the From.the.Geocaches.Page,.go.to.MENU >...
  • Page 60 Geocaching Tip With a SPOT Communicator paired with your PN-60w, you can wirelessly log geocaches and upload field notes to Out.in.the.field,.pick.a.geocache.to.start.with.and.then. Geocaching.com. Select the option to log the find with your SPOT device and follow the on-screen instructions. use.the.PN-60.to.navigate.to,.log,.and.write.field.notes.. for.one.geocache.or.a.series.of.geocaches. To log a geocache When.navigating,.you.can.log.a.geocache.from.the.Map,.
  • Page 61 Select.the.note.from.the.drop-down.list.and.then. select.Add..You.can.add.multiple.quick.notes. To view field notes » Your Notes–To.add.your.own.notes,.highlight.the. comment.area.and.press.ENTER. From.the.Geocaches.Page,.go.to.MENU > View Field » Signature–At.the.bottom.of.the.screen,.you.can. Notes.to.see.a.list.of.the.caches.for.which.you.added. enter.a.2-line.signature..Highlight.Enter signature a.field.note. text.and.press.ENTER.to.open.the.keyboard.. To upload field notes Ensure.the.Include Signature.check.box.is. You.can.upload.field.notes.from.your.device.to.. selected.to.automatically.add.your.signature.to.all. Geocaching.com.with.the.Earthmate.GPS.Sync.dialog. field.notes.that.you.create. in.Topo.North.America,.a.SPOT.Communicator.paired. 3..Select.Done. with.your.PN-60w,.Cache.Register,.or.the.DeLorme.Field. Notes.page.on.Geocaching.com..See.the.Help.for.each. application.for.complete.instructions..For.the.SPOT.. Communicator,.select.the.option.to.log.your.find.with. SPOT.and.follow.the.instructions.on.the.PN-60w. The.Geocaches.Page...
  • Page 62 USB drives connected to the computer. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download.

  • Page 63: The.routes.page

    The Routes Page Route Settings The.Routes.Page.displays.a.list.of.routes.you.have.created. on.the.device.and.routes.you.have.sent.to.the.device.with.. Use.route.settings.to.determine.the.route.calculation. a.DeLorme.mapping.application..Using.DeLorme.Topo. method,.back.on.track.options,.and.hiking.route.options. North.America™.or.XMap .to.plan.routes.on.the.desktop. ® From.the.Routes.Page,.press.MENU.and.select. for.transfer.to.the.PN-60.ensures.you.take.exactly.the.road. Edit Route Settings. route.you.want.and.is.the.best.way.to.create.long.routes. To edit route settings ..Select.the.route.option.you.want.to.change.and.then. select.the.new.setting..  Calculation Method–Determines.the.option.(Hike. or.Drive).to.use.when.you.create.a.route.and.is.the. default.method.when.viewing.a.route.that.has.not. been.calculated..From.the.drop-down.list,.select. Hiking.or.Driving.  Back on Track (Hiking)/Back on Track (Driving)–...

  • Page 64: Create A Route

     Hiking Route Calc Speed–The.walking.speed.that. you.when.you.are.off.track;.you.can.then.choose. the.device.uses.to.calculate.a.walking.route..Press. to.recalculate.or.ignore..Select.Off.if.you.do.not. ENTER.and.use.the.arrow.keypad.to.make.changes.. want.to.use.Back.on.Track..Also,.select.Off.for.trail. When.you.are.finished.editing,.press.ENTER.. routes.sent.to.your.device.from.DeLorme.Topo.  Restore Default Settings–To.restore.the.default. North.America.or.XMap—if.the.route.recalculates,. settings.for.all.options,.select.Restore Default it.will.be.converted.to.a.direct.route.to.the.finish. Settings. » Driving–Select.Automatic.to.recalculate.based. Create a Route on.how.far.off.the.route.you.are..Select.Prompt. There.are.several.ways.to.create.a.route.on.the.PN-60: to.alert.you.when.you.are.off.track;.you.can.then. choose.to.recalculate.or.ignore..Select.Off.if.you.  When.viewing.a.geocache,.waypoint,.or.a.Find.search. do.not.want.to.use.Back.on.Track. result,.you.can.create.a.route.to.it.using.the.Route. option.on.its.details.page..See.the.appropriate.section.  Back on Track Threshold–For.driving.routes,.sets.

  • Page 65: Manage Routes

    Route.field,.press.ENTER,.and.use.the.keyboard.to. QUIT.to.return.to.the.route.details.page.and.select. make.changes.. Navigate. 3..Ensure.Add Point.is.highlighted.and.press.ENTER. Tip When you create a direct route from your current GPS 4..Select.the.method.for.adding.the.point. location to a single point and navigate to it, the route is » Use Find–Opens.the.Find.Page..Search.for.the. automatically deleted once you stop navigating. point.you.want.to.add;.from.the.search.result.details. To move, remove, or view details page,.select.Add.
  • Page 66 If.the.route.name.is.in.bold.text,.it.is.displaying.on.the.map. the.route..You.can.access.the.following.settings.from.any. default.page.except.the.Satellites.Page. To navigate with or view a saved route  To.change.the.simulation.speed,.go.to.MENU > on the map Simulation Speed.and.then.select.a.speed. 1..From.the.route.details.page,.select.Navigate.or.View.  To.stop.simulation,.go.to.MENU > Stop Simulation. 2..If.the.route.has.never.been.calculated,.select.Hike.or. To delete a route Drive..The.route.displays.on.the.map..If.you.selected. Navigate,.the.device.is.in.navigation.mode..If.you. From.the.route.details.page,.go.to.MENU > Delete selected.View: Route..When.you.see.the.confirmation.message,. . » To.hide.the.route,.go.to.MENU > Hide Route.or. select.Yes.
  • Page 67 Settings. on.page.61.  Show Distance to Finish–The.distance.from.the. step.to.the.end.of.the.route. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more  Show Distance to Next Turn–The.distance.from. information. The latest version of the User Manual is always one.step.to.the.next.step. available for download. Other Menu Options Additional.options.are.available.on.the.Routes.Page.menu.

  • Page 68: The.tracks.page

    The Tracks Page Viewing a Track on the Map A.track.is.a.recording.of.points.along.the.path.you.travel— use.it.to.keep.a.log.of.your.travels..From.the.Tracks.Page,. On.the.Map.Page,.you.can.view.the.active.track.and.one. you.can.turn.track.recording.on.and.off,.set.the.method. open.track.file.at.the.same.time.. for.recording.track.points,.manage.track.files,.and.view. An.open.track.file.is.the.color.set.in.the.track’s.details.(see.. a.track.on.the.Profile.Page..You.can.open.a.saved.track. To view details for the open track.on.page.69)..The.appearance. file.while.a.new.track.is.recording—both.the.active.and. of.the.active.track.is.based.on.your.GPS.status. open.track.can.display.on.the.Map.Page.at.the.same.time..  3-D fix–Green.line The.Opened.Track.File.area.on.the.Tracks.Page.displays.  2-D fix–Yellow.line information.about.a.saved.track.file.that.you.have.opened.  No fix or GPS receiver is off–No.points.are.placed. to.view..

  • Page 69: Track Settings

    Track Settings To.restore.the.default.track.settings,.select.Restore Default Settings. To.customize.how.tracks.are.recorded,.from.the.Tracks. Page,.go.to.MENU > Edit Track Settings.  Record points by–The.method.for.logging.points;. select.Time.or.Distance.from.the.drop-down.list..A. short.time.interval.gives.you.the.most.detailed.results. but.quickly.adds.many.points;.logging.by.distance. gives.you.a.longer.recording.time.  Recording interval–The.amount.of.time.or.distance. between.each.point.recording..To.edit.the.number,. highlight.it.and.press.ENTER..Use.the.left/right.arrows. on.the.arrow.keypad.to.select.a.number.and.use.the. up/down.arrows.to.change.it.. Managing Active Tracks  When track is full–Determines.what.the.device.does. To turn track recording on or off when.the.maximum.number.of.points.(20,000.per.
  • Page 70 To view statistics for the active track ment.on.page.85. To.view.statistics.for.the.active.track,.from.the.Tracks. Page,.go.to.MENU > View Active Track Statistics.. XMap users See the supplemental online help on the DeLorme Wiki (pn-series.wiki.delorme.com/xmap) for You.can.view.statistics.for.the.entire.track.or.for.a.section. information about using XMap with the Tracks Page. of.the.track;.use.the.arrow.keypad.to.scroll.through.the. File Menu statistics.pages..For.descriptions.of.the.statistics.fields,.
  • Page 71 To view or hide the open track on the map  Move to Internal/Move to SD Card–Move.the.open. file.from.the.current.stored.location.to.the.alternate. The.View/Hide.button.shows.the.available.action..To. location..For.example,.you.can.open.a.file.from.an.SD. view.the.track.on.the.map,.on.the.track.details.page,. card.and.move.it.to.the.device’s.internal.memory.. select.View..The.track.displays.on.the.map.using.the. color.in.the.Color.field..To.hide.a.track.on.the.map.if.it.is. To view details for the open track showing,.on.the.track.details.page,.select.Hide. Open.a.saved.track.file.using.the.File.menu..Then,.on.the. Tracks.Page,.select.Details..The.track.details.page.opens. To follow the open track To.follow.a.saved.track,.open.the.track.file.and.on.the. To edit details for the open track tracks.details.page,.select.Follow..The.device.creates.a.
  • Page 72 To view statistics for the open track To.view.distance,.elevation,.speed,.and.trip.statistics.for. the.open.track,.from.the.track.details.page,.go.to.MENU > View Opened Track File Stats.. You.can.view.statistics.for.the.entire.track.or.for.a.section. of.the.track;.use.the.arrow.keypad.to.scroll.through.the. statistics.pages..For.descriptions.of.the.statistics.fields,. see.the.Info Fields Table starting.on.page.95. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. The.Tracks.Page...

  • Page 73: The.profile.page

    The Profile Page Viewing a Profile A.track.is.a.recording.of.points.along.the.path.you.travel.. Viewing.a.profile.of.a.track.gives.you.valuable.information. You.can.open.the.Profile.Page.from.the.Home.Page.. about.the.track’s.elevation—you.can.view.the.profile.over. or.from.the.menu.on.the.Tracks.Page. track.distance.or.time.recorded.while.traveling..When.the. The.Profile.Page.shows.two.views.of.the.track.you.are. profile.changes.while.you.are.stationary.and.tracking.by. profiling..Press.up.or.down.on.the.arrow.keypad.to.switch. time,.the.profile.indicates.changes.in.pressure.that.you. which.view.is.active—the.crosshair.appears.on.the.. can.use.to.monitor.weather.changes..The.Profile.Page. active.view. lets.you.view.the.elevation.of.the.active.track.as.it.is.  Detailed–The.upper.section.of.the.page.shows.the. recording.or.that.of.a.saved.track.. section.of.the.track.you.are.viewing..The.initial.view. For.more.information.about.tracks,.see.The Tracks Page. shows.the.track.from.its.start.to.the.current.location. section.starting.on.page.66. (for.an.active.track).or.to.the.finish.(for.a.saved.track)..  Overview–The.bottom.section.of.the.page.shows. a.profile.of.the.entire.track. Time or Distance You.can.view.the.track.profile.by.distance.along.the.track. or.by.time.travelled.along.the.track.. To.change.the.profile.method,.go.to.MENU > Switch to Distance Profile.or.Switch to Time Profile..The.x.axis.

  • Page 74: Gps Indicator

    Scale To.view.a.profile.for.a.saved.track,.from.the.Profile.Page,. go.to.MENU > File > Open..Then,.select.the.track.file.you. Switching.the.type.of.scale.used.to.measure.changes.. want.to.profile.and.press.ENTER..To.close.the.file,.go.to. in.elevation.gives.you.different.views.of.the.graph.. MENU > File > Close. To.change.the.scale.type,.go.to.MENU > Switch to Static Scale.or.Switch to Dynamic Scale.. To switch the track view  Static–The.static.scale.adjusts.the.profile.graph. To.quickly.change.the.track.view.from.the.active.track.to. based.on.the.maximum.and.minimum.elevation;.the. the.open.track.file,.go.to.MENU > File > Switch to Profile same.graph.scale.is.maintained.for.the.entire.track,.

  • Page 75: Panning And Zooming

     When.you.zoom.in.or.pan.to.an.area.on.the.overview. profile,.the.detailed.profile.matches.the.highlighted. section.in.the.overview.. Info Fields The.info.fields.that.display.at.the.bottom.of.the.Profile. Page.depend.on.your.activity.and.whether.you.are.. navigating.or.tracking.(normal.GPS.use)..To.access.the. Info.Fields.options,.go.to.MENU > Info Fields.. For.more.information,.see.Info Fields.on.page.11.and. The Activities Page.section.on.page.17.. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. The.Profile.Page...

  • Page 76: The.sun/Moon.page

    The Sun/Moon Page Use.the.Sun/Moon.Page.to.view.the.sunrise/sunset.and. moon.in.relation.to.a.compass..The.gray.line.represents. moonrise/moonset.information.and.the.moon.phase.. a.shadow.to.illustrate.the.path.of.the.sun.overhead.. information.for.a.specific.time,.date,.and.location.. When.the.sun.is.directly.overhead.in.summer.months,. the.shadow.is.very.short..As.winter.approaches.and.the. sun.travels.lower.through.the.sky.the.shadow.indicator. becomes.longer..The.graphic.on.the.right.shows.where. the.sun/moon.is.currently.as.it.moves.overhead.from.. east.to.west. Rise/Set The.Rise/Set.fields.display.the.time.that.both.the.sun.(left). and.moon.(right).will.rise.and.set..If.the.sun.or.moon.does. not.rise.or.set.on.a.specific.date,.dashes.(-.-).display.in.the. applicable.information.fields. The.Sun/Moon.Page.shows.information.for.the.current. Moon Phase map.center.at.the.time.and.date.indicated..For.example,. if.you.are.in.Maine.and.you.pan.the.map.to.California,.you. The.Phase.field.displays.the.name.of.the.current.moon. see.the.position.of.the.sun.and.moon.in.California.for.the. phase,.the.percentage.completed.if.it's.waxing.or.waning,. and.a.graphic.representation.of.the.phase. time.and.date.displayed. Sun/Moon graphic To change the location The.sun/moon.graphic.is.in.the.center.of.the.page..The. To.view.information.for.a.location.other.than.your.current. graphic.on.the.left.shows.the.current.position.of.the.sun/ GPS.location,.change.the.map.center.(for.example,.by. The.Sun/Moon.Page...
  • Page 77 To change the time and date You.can.change.the.time.and.date.to.see.different.sun/ moon.information.. 1..Highlight.the.field.you.want.to.edit.(Time.or.Date). 2..Press.ENTER.and.use.the.arrow.keypad.to.make. changes..When.you.are.finished.editing,.press.ENTER. To reset the time and date If.you.change.the.time.and.date.on.the.Sun/Moon.Page,. you.can.reset.it.to.the.device’s.time.and.date. From.the.Sun/Moon.Page,.go.to.MENU > Reset Time/Date. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. The.Sun/Moon.Page...

  • Page 78: The.tides.page

    The Tides Page Use.the.Tides.Page.to.view.tide.(for.oceans).or.current. To change the location (for.tidal.rivers).information.for.a.specific.time,.date,.tide. To.view.information.for.a.location.other.than.your.current. station,.and.location. GPS.location,.change.the.map.center.(for.example,.by. panning.the.map.or.viewing.a.waypoint)..Then,.open.. the.Tides.Page.from.the.Home.Page.. The.information.for.the.closest.tide.station.displays.and. the.ten.tide.stations.closest.to.the.map.location.are.. available.in.the.Tide/Current.Station.drop-down.list. To change the tide station Select.the.tide.station.from.the.Tide/Current Station. drop-down.list;.the.ten.stations.closest.to.the.current.. map.center.are.listed. The.fields.in.the.middle.of.the.screen.(above.the.graph). To change the time and date display.the.high/low.tide.(ocean).or.maximum.ebb/minimum. You.can.change.the.time.and.date.to.see.different.tide/ flood.current.(tidal.river).based.on.the.current.time,.date,. current.information.. and.location. 1..Highlight.the.field.you.want.to.edit.(Time.or.Date). The.graph.at.the.bottom.of.the.screen.shows.the.. 2..Press.ENTER.and.use.the.arrow.keypad.to.
  • Page 79 To reset the time and date If.you.change.the.time.and.date.on.the.Tides.Page,.. you.can.reset.it.to.the.device’s.time.and.date. From.the.Tides.Page,.go.to.MENU > Reset Time/Date. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. The.Tides.Page...

  • Page 80: The.hunt/Fish.page

    To reset the date To.reset.the.date.to.the.device’s.date,.from.the.Hunt/Fish. Page,.go.to.MENU > Reset Date. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. To change the location The.coordinates.shown.on.the.Hunt/Fish.Page.are.for.. the.current.map.center..To.view.information.for.a.location. other.than.your.current.GPS.location,.change.the.map.

  • Page 81: The.settings.page

    WAAS Status.on.page.18. GPS.option.to.use.  Battery Type–From.the.drop-down.list,.select. » Normal–Normal.GPS.use. Alkaline,.Lithium,.NiMH,.or.Li-ion (Rechargeable);. » Power Saving–Several.settings.are.changed.to. See.Batteries and SD Card.on.page.6..You.must. optimize.battery.performance... manually.change.the.battery.type.when.changing.the. The.screen.backlight.is.turned.off.after.15.seconds.. type.of.battery.you.use.to.ensure.the.battery.charge. The.GPS.updates.less.often.and.WAAS.is.turned.off.. . indicator.displays.correctly... If.the.accelerometer.detects.no.motion,.the.GPS.. Note about Li-ion batteries..Use.only.DeLorme. is.turned.off.after.30.seconds.. Li-ion.batteries..When.you.remove.a.Li-ion.battery,.. The.device.goes.into.“doze.mode”.after.30. the.Battery.Type.will.switch.automatically.to.Lithium.. seconds..To.wake.up.the.PN-60,.move.it.or.press.  USB Power–From.the.drop-down.list,.select.On.to. any.button. The.Settings.Page...
  • Page 82 Display allow.the.device.to.be.powered.by.a.USB.port.on.. your.computer..Select.Off.if.you.don’t.want.to. Use.the.Display.options.to.update.the.device’s.color. allow.USB.power.. scheme.and.backlight.settings. To view memory use You.can.view.how.much.space.is.available.on.the.device's. internal.memory.or.an.SD.card.in.the.device. From.the.Settings.Page,.go.to.System > Memory Use. to.view:  Internal.memory.use  SD.card.memory.use  The.number.of.waypoints/geocaches,.tracks,.and. routes.open.on.the.device.  The.device's.total.capacity.for.storing.waypoints/ To change display settings geocaches,.tracks,.and.routes. From.the.Settings.Page,.select.Display,.and.then.select. the.option.you.want.to.change.  Color Scheme–From.the.drop-down.list,.select. the.color.scheme.(Light,.Dark,.or.Midnight). Note..The.Midnight.option.uses.the.Dark.color. scheme.with.a.high-contrast.map.  Use Midnight at Sunset–Select.this.check.box.to. automatically.switch.to.the.Midnight.color.scheme.
  • Page 83 From.the.Settings.Page,.select.Connect to Computer,. to.match.the.device’s.orientation.. and.then.select.the.option.you.want.to.change.  Screenshots On—Select.the.check.box.to.take.a.  When Connected–From.the.drop-down.list,.select. screen.capture.when.you.press.and.hold.the.Power. the.connection.method.the.device.will.use.when.you. button.and.then.press.ENTER..A.sound.plays.to. connect.it.to.your.computer. confirm.the.screenshot..For.more.information.about. » Use GPS–Use.this.option.if.you.are.using.a. screenshots,.see.Taking a Screenshot.on.page.10.. compatible.DeLorme.mapping.program.or.Cache.  Auto-adjust Backlight–Select.this.check.box.if.you. Register™.to.sync.your.device—the.program.will. want.the.device.to.automatically.adjust.the.backlight. automatically.put.the.device.in.the.correct.transfer. based.on.the.available.light..If.you.manually.change. mode..This.also.allows.you.to.use.the.device.as.. the.backlight,.the.check.box.is.cleared. an.external.GPS;.for.example,.with.a.laptop..  Backlight Intensity–Use.the.arrow.keypad.to.move. » Open SD Card–Allows.you.to.view.an.SD.card.in. the.slider.to.the.right.or.left.to.increase.or.decrease.
  • Page 84 Compass and Altimeter the.device.uses.the.GPS.elevation.  Auto Calibrate Altimeter–Allows.the.altimeter. Use.the.Compass.&.Altimeter.options.to.activate.or.. to.automatically.calibrate.. deactivate.the.electronic.compass,.the.barometric.altimeter,. To calibrate the compass or altimeter and.the.auto.calibrate.altimeter.feature..You.can.also.calibrate. the.electronic.compass.and.the.barometric.altimeter. From.the.Settings.Page,.go.to.Compass & Altimeter > Calibrate,.select.Calibrate Compass.or.Calibrate For.more.information,.see.Compass and Altimeter. Altimeter,.and.then.follow.the.on-screen.instructions. starting.on.page.86. Wireless PN-60w only The.wireless.options.allow.you.to.turn.the.wireless.. antenna.on.and.off.and.to.pair.your.SPOT.Communicator. with.the.PN-60w.  Wireless Antenna On—Select.the.check.box.to.turn. the.wireless.antenna.on..Clear.it.to.the.turn..
  • Page 85 Units option.you.want.to.change..  From.the.drop-down.list.for.each.of.the.following. Use.the.Units.option.to.set.the.units.of.measure.for.. options,.select.the.sound.you.want.to.use.or.turn.it. the.device. off. To modify the units settings » Sounds From.the.Settings.Page,.select.Units,.and.then.select. » Button Press the.option.you.want.to.change. » Message From.the.drop-down.list.for.each.of.the.options,.select.. » Power the.unit.of.measure.you.want.to.use: » Turn Alert  Volume–To.adjust.the.volume,.use.the.arrow.keypad.  Coordinates: Primary–Degrees;.Degrees,.Minutes;. to.move.the.slider.right.or.left. Deg,.Min,.Sec;.UTM/UPS;.or.USNG/MGRS.  Datum: Primary–Various..The.default.datum. Time is.WGS84.

  • Page 86: Restore Factory Settings

    > Restore Factory screen.to.move.the.page.up.or.down.in.the.list. Settings..Maps.you.have.added.to.the.device.will. Owner Information not.be.deleted. Use.the.Owner.Information.screen.to.enter.text.that.. Visit the DeLorme Wiki at wiki.delorme.com for more identifies.your.device. information. The latest version of the User Manual is always available for download. To.enter.owner.information,.go.to Settings > Owner Information.and.edit.the.text.area. To.display.the.information.when.you.turn.on.your.device,. select.the.Display Info at Startup.check.box..The.Owner.

  • Page 87: Additional.information

    When.you.return.from.your.trip,.you.can.send.files. Waypoints.(including.geocaches).and.tracks.are.managed. back.to.the.desktop.to.keep.all.your.data.in.sync... using.GPX—or.GPS.Exchange.Format—files..A.GPX.file. For.more.information.about.Earthmate.GPS.Sync,.. stores.location,.elevation,.and.time.information.and.is. see.the.Help.in.DeLorme.Topo.North.America.9.0. used.to.transfer.data.between.your.PN-60.and.your..  DeLorme Cache Register™–Use.Cache.Register. computer..GPX.files.can.be.saved.to.the.PN-60’s.internal. to.sync.Geocaching.com.Pocket.Query.GPX.files. drive.or.on.an.SD.card.that.you.put.in.the.device.. with.your.device..For.more.information,.see.The Geocaches Page.section.starting.on.page.53. Tip On the Waypoints, Geocaches, Tracks, and Profile pages, press MENU and select File to view the available file  Manual Transfer—If.you.are.not.using.DeLorme.

  • Page 88: Compass Calibration

    Tip Use the SD card reader to quickly transfer large maps. Send maps you use frequently to the device’s internal memory. Compass and Altimeter The.PN-60.comes.equipped.with.two.sensors;.an.. electronic.compass.and.a.barometric.altimeter.  The.electronic.compass.works.when.the.PN-60.is. moving.at.less.than.1.5.miles.per.hour..The.compass. readings.calculated.from.GPS.information.are.accurate. only.when.the.device.is.moving.  The.barometric.altimeter.uses.the.elevation.adjusted. Compass Calibration to.mean.sea.level.and.barometric.pressure.to.provide.  Calibrate.the.electronic.compass.the.first.time.. more.accurate.elevation.readings.than.the.calculated. you.use.the.PN-60. GPS.elevation.provides.

  • Page 89: To Calibrate The Compass

    To calibrate the compass your.device..To.change.the.units,.go.to.Settings > Units > Pressure. 1..From.the.Satellite.Page.or.the.Compass.Page,.. go.to.MENU > Calibrate > Calibrate Compass. From.the.Home.Page,.go.to.Settings > Compass & Altimeter > Calibrate > Calibrate Compass. 2..Follow.the.on-screen.instructions.to.calibrate.. the.compass.. Altimeter Calibration There.are.three.options.for.calibrating.the.altimeter... By.default,.the.device.is.set.to.auto-calibrate.the.altimeter. using.GPS.elevation;.however,.manual.calibration.using. To calibrate the altimeter the.known.elevation.or.barometric.pressure.provides. 1..From.the.Satellite.Page.or.the.Compass.Page,.. greater.accuracy. go.to.MENU >...

  • Page 90: Contact Information

    DeLorme Customer Service 3..If.you.selected.Known.Elevation.or.Known.Pressure;. to.edit.the.field,.press.ENTER.and.use.the.arrow. For.general.questions.about.returns,.your.order.status,.or. keypad.to.make.changes..When.you.are.finished.. problems.with.shipments,.phone.800-511-2459.(Monday. editing,.press.ENTER.. through.Friday).or.send.an.email.to.sales@delorme.com.. 4..Select.Calibrate,.and.when.you.see.the.successful. To.place.additional.orders,.phone.800-561-5105. calibration.message,.press.ENTER. Resources SPOT Communicator For.questions.about.the.device,.call.DeLorme.Customer. DeLorme Service..For.questions.about.SPOT.products.and.services,.  DeLorme.Wiki.(wiki.delorme.com) visit.findmespot.com.  DeLorme.website.(delorme.com)  DeLorme.Community.Forums.(forum.delorme.com) Service Plan  The.DeLorme.Weblog.(blog.delorme.com) Before.a.product.can.be.returned,.you.must.contact.. SPOT Communicator DeLorme.Support.at.207-846-8900.to.determine.if..  SPOT.website.(findmespot.com) a.return.is.necessary.and.request.a.Return.Material.. Authorization.(RMA).tracking.number. Contact Information The.following.information.must.be.provided.to.obtain..

  • Page 91: Specifications

     Superior.noise.rejection.for.high.electromagnetic. Yarmouth,.ME.04096.USA interference.environments You.must.use.a.shipping.service.that.provides.tracking.  Operating.temperature.range:. information..For.the.latest.warranty.and.repair.. -4ºF.to.+167ºF.(-20ºC.to.+75ºC) information,.visit.delorme.com/gpsrepair.  Storage.temperature.range:. Specifications -49ºF.to.+212ºF.(-45ºC.to.+100ºC)  3-axis.electronic.compass.with.accelerometer Earthmate PN-60/PN-60w  Barometric.altimeter  Built-in.antenna Physical Specifications  Sharp.high-resolution.2.2".Transflective.TFT.color.  Case:.IPX-7.waterproof,.impact.resistant,.and.rugged display.(220.x.176.pixels)  Size:.5.25".x.2.43".x.1.5"  Audio:.Button.presses,.directions,.and.alerts  Weight:.5.35.oz.(without.batteries) Map and User Data Technical Specifications Detailed.U.S..and.Canadian.base.map.data.with.second-...

  • Page 92: Fcc Certification

    . » Power.save:.30.hours.with.2.AA.alkaline.batteries;. residential.installation..This.equipment.generates,.uses,. 50.hours.with.2.AA.Lithium.batteries.[<.270mW] and.can.radiate.radio.frequency.energy.and,.if.not.installed.  Fast.USB.2.0.data.transfer and.used.in.accordance.with.the.instructions,.may.cause.  3.5.GB.available.internal.flash.memory. harmful.interference.to.radio.communications..However,. (SE.model:.15.5.GB.available.internal.flash.memory) there.is.no.guarantee.that.interference.will.not.occur.in.a.  Supports.SD.and.SDHC.memory.cards;.up.to.32.GB particular.installation..If.this.equipment.does.cause..  Uses.2.AA.batteries.or.a.DeLorme.Li-on.rechargeable. harmful.interference.to.radio.or.television.reception,. battery. which.can.be.determined.by.turning.the.equipment.off. and.on,.the.user.is.encouraged.to.try.to.correct.the.. PN-60w Wireless Radio interference.by.one.or.more.of.the.following.measures:  Radio.Technology:.IEEE.802.15.4.compliant  Reorient.or.relocate.the.receiving.antenna.  Transmitter.Bit.Rate:.250kb/sec.(maximum)  Increase.the.separation.between.the.equipment.and.  Frequency.Spectrum:.2.4GHz.unlicensed.band the.receiver.  Transmitter.Power.(peak):.10mW  Connect.the.equipment.into.an.outlet.on.a.circuit.

  • Page 93: Limited Warranty

    DeLorme warrants that your Earthmate PN-60 GPS will IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR be free from defects in materials and workmanship for OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL 1 year from the date of purchase. If your Earthmate PN-60 LAST FOR 1 YEAR. Additional Information...

  • Page 94: Specifications

    Some.states.do.not.allow.the.exclusion.or.limitation.of. Specifications relief.such.as.incidental.or.consequential.damages,.or. limitations.on.how.long.an.implied.warranty.lasts,.so.the. SPOT Communicator above.limitations.or.exclusions.may.not.apply.to.you. Physical Specifications This.warranty.applies.to.the.original.purchaser.of.. the.product.ONLY.  Case:.IPX-7.waterproof,.impact.resistant,.and.rugged  Size:.2.6".x.3".x.1.25" REMINDER.Be.sure.to.retain.the.sales.receipt.proving.  Weight:.3.7.oz. the.date.of.your.original.purchase..This.will.be.needed.if. warranty.service.is.ever.required..DeLorme.reserves.the. Battery Life and Usage right.to.refuse.warranty.if.a.receipt.is.not.provided.or.if.the. Use.only.AA.Lithium.batteries.in.your.SPOT.Communicator.. receipt.is.incomplete/illegible. Alkaline.or.other.battery.technologies,.including.. rechargeable.batteries,.are.not.recommended..In.an. Copyright Information emergency.situation,.if.you.have.access.to.alkaline.or.  Fonts other.battery.technologies,.the.SPOT.Communicator. . » Contains.iType .and.Felbridge .Condensed.from.

  • Page 95: Troubleshooting

    See.findmespot.com.for.more.details.regarding.. send.and.verify.a.Check-in/.OK.message.before.each.trip.. battery.life. This.also.allows.you.to.evaluate.your.entire.messaging. system—from.the.operational.condition.of.the.SPOT. Operating Conditions and Specifications Communicator.to.the.readiness.of.those.on.your.contact. The.SPOT.Communicator.must.have.an.unobstructed. list..See.the.FAQ.section.on.findmespot.com.for.more. view.of.the.sky,.either.outdoors.or.in.a.glass.enclosed. information. area,.such.as.a.vehicle.dashboard.or.sunroof..Visit.. Limited Warranty findmespot.com.for.more.detailed.information. Spot.LLC.warrants.that.your.SPOT.Satellite.Communicator. Coverage will.be.free.from.defects.in.materials.and.workmanship. SPOT.works.around.the.world,.including.virtually.all.of. for.a.warranty.period.of.1.year.from.the.date.of.purchase.. North.America,.Europe,.Australia,.and.portions.of.South. If.your.SPOT.Communicator.fails.in.normal.use,.Spot.LLC. America,.Africa,.and.Asia,.as.well.as.hundreds.. will,.at.its.sole.option,.either.repair.or.replace.the.unit.. or.thousands.of.miles.off.shore.of.these.areas..It.is.. with.a.new.or.refurbished.comparable.unit.at.no.charge. important.that.you.check.coverage.for.your.destination.at. for.labor.and.materials;.however,.the.customer.will.be.. findmespot.com.before.traveling. responsible.for.shipping.charges..New.or.refurbished. parts.may.be.used.for.repairs.and.replacements..Repaired. Premium SMS Service or.replaced.product.will.be.warranted.for.the.balance.of. Additional.charges.may.apply.in.some.regions..Standard. the.original.warranty..The.warranty.does.not.cover.failures. text.messaging.charges.from.your.mobile.phone..
  • Page 96 WARRANTIES.FOR.THE.PRODUCT,.INCLUDING,.. Part.15.of.the.FCC.Rules..Operation.is.subject.to.the. WITHOUT.LIMITATION,.ANY.IMPLIED.WARRANTIES. following.two.conditions:.(1).This.device.may.not.cause. REGARDING.THE.CONDITION,.DESIGN,.SPECIFICATIONS,. harmful.interference,.and.(2).this.device.must.accept.any. WORKMANSHIP,.MERCHANTABILITY.OR.FITNESS.FOR. interference.received,.including.interference.that.may. A.PARTICULAR.PURPOSE.OF.THE.PRODUCT,.OR.ANY. cause.undesired.operation..This.device.complies.with. WARRANTIES.THAT.THE.PRODUCT.IS.FREE.FROM. the.requirements.for.radio.astronomy.site.avoidance.as. LATENT.DEFECTS.OR.DEFICIENCIES,.OR.THAT.THE. specified.by.the.Globalstar.National.Science.Foundation. PRODUCT.IS.FREE.FROM.INFRINGEMENT.OF.ANY. agreement.of.2001..It.is.compliant.with.CFR.25.213. PATENT,.TRADEMARK,.COPYRIGHT.OR.PROPRIETARY. This.device.automatically.adjusts.to.transmission.. RIGHT.OF.ANY.THIRD.PARTY.AND.SUCH.WARRANTIES. frequency.according.to.its.location.and.is.compliant.. .ARE.EXPRESSLY.DISCLAIMED..THIS.LIMITED.. with.international.regulatory.requirements. WARRANTY.PROVIDES.THE.SOLE.AND.EXCLUSIVE. This.Class.B.digital.apparatus.complies.with.. REMEDY.FOR.ANY.DEFECTS.IN.THE.PRODUCT..IN. Canadian.ICES-003. NO.EVENT.SHALL.WE.BE.LIABLE.FOR.ANY.INDIRECT,. CONSEQUENTIAL,.SPECIAL,.INCIDENTAL.OR.PUNITIVE. Certifications .DAMAGES,.WHETHER.IN.CONTRACT,.TORT,.. ROHS.and.WEEE.compliant NEGLIGENCE,.STRICT.LIABILITY.OR.OTHERWISE... Certified.to.FCC.and.CE.emissions,.immunity,.and.. OUR.LIABILITY.IS.LIMITED.TO.THE.AMOUNT.YOU.. safety.regulations. PAID.FOR.THE.PRODUCT.THAT.IS.THE.SUBJECT.OF.. A.CLAIM..THE.APPLICABILITY.OF.THE.ABOVE.. Meets.FCC.part.25.regulations,.Canada.type.approval,. LIMITATIONS.AND.EXCLUSIONS.MAY.VARY.. CISPR.Publication.22.(1985.1st.edition),.RTTE.Directive. FROM.STATE.TO.STATE.

  • Page 97: Info.fields.table

    Info Fields Table Info.fields.are.used.to.provide.information.you.need.when.using.the.PN-60..On.the.Map,.Compass,.Trip.Info,.and.Profile. . Pages,.you.can.customize.the.info.fields..For.more.information,.see.Info Fields.on.page.11. Notes  Info.field.labels.may.be.abbreviated;.for.example,.Velocity.Made.Good.is.labeled.VMG.  Time.is.expressed.as.hours:minutes.AM/PM..Go.to.Settings > Time.to.change.the.time.format.(12.hour/24.hour). and.to.turn.Daylight.Saving.Time.on.or.off.  Dates.are.expressed.as.day-month-year.(for.example,.01-JUL-10).  When.information.is.unavailable,.the.info.field.contains.dashes.  You.can.change.the.unit.of.measure.for.many.info.fields;.the.location.on.the.Settings.Page.for.changing.the.settings. is.indicated..For.more.information,.see.The Settings Page.section.on.page.79. Info Field Description Back.on.Course. The.direction.of.travel.needed.to.return.to.the.route.while.continuing.in.the.. direction.of.the.destination;.expressed.in.degrees...(Units.>.Bearing) Battery.Life. The.percentage.of.battery.power.that.remains..(System.>.Battery.Type) Bearing. The.direction.of.travel.from.the.current.location.to.the.destination.(finish.or.next.. stop);.expressed.in.degrees..A.green.arrow.points.in.the.direction.of.the.next.. waypoint.or.route.point... The.arrow.is.green.when.the.device.is.moving.and.gray.when.no.movement.. is.detected..(Units.>.Bearing) Info.Fields.Table...
  • Page 98 Info Field Description Coordinates:.Primary. The.primary.coordinates.format.for.the.current.GPS.location,.cursor.position,.or.. map.center.in.the.primary.format..The.default.is.Lat/Lon..(Units.>.Coordinates:.. Primary) Coordinates:.Secondary. The.secondary.coordinates.format.for.the.current.GPS.location,.cursor.position,.. or.map.center.in.the.secondary.format..The.default.is.UTM/UPS...(Units.>.. Coordinates:.Secondary) Course. The.direction.of.travel.on.a.route.from.the.starting.location.to.the.destination.. (finish.or.next.stop);.expressed.in.degrees..(Units.>.Bearing) Device.Odometer. The.total.distance.traveled.in.all.trips..(Units.>.Measure) Distance:.Climbing. Profile.Page.only..The.cumulative.linear.distance.spent.in.increasing.elevation... (Units.>.Measure) Distance:.Descending. Profile.Page.only..The.cumulative.linear.distance.spent.in.decreasing.elevation... (Units.>.Measure) Distance:.Linear. Profile.Page.only..The.cumulative.linear.distance.from.the.start.to.the.point.of.. reference,.not.taking.into.account.distance.caused.by.elevation.changes... (Units.>.Measure). Distance:.Terrain. Profile.Page.only..The.cumulative.distance.along.the.ground,.including.any.. distance.increases.caused.by.changes.in.elevation..(Units.>.Measure) Distance.to.Finish. The.distance.from.the.current.location.to.the.route.finish..(Units.>.Measure) Distance.to.Next.Stop. The.distance.from.the.current.location.to.the.next.stop.in.the.route..(Units.>.. Measure) Info.Fields.Table...
  • Page 99 Info Field Description Distance.to.Next.Turn. The.distance.from.the.current.location.to.the.next.turn.in.the.route..(Units.>.. Measure) Elevation. The.altitude.(height).above.or.below.sea.level..(Units.>.Measure) Elevation:.Barometer. The.altitude.(height).above.or.below.sea.level.based.on.the.barometric.altimeter. . reading..If.the.altimeter.is.calibrating,.a.red.exclamation.point.displays..(Units.>.. Measure) Elevation:.Climbing. Profile.Page.only..The.cumulative.elevation.gained.while.climbing;.expressed.in.. distance..(Units.>.Measure) Elevation:.Descending. Profile.Page.only..The.cumulative.elevation.lost.while.descending;.expressed.in.. distance..(Units.>.Measure) Elevation:.GPS. The.altitude.(height).above.or.below.sea.level.based.on.the.GPS.reading;.. expressed.in.distance..(Units.>.Measure). Elevation:.Maximum. The.maximum.elevation.achieved;.expressed.in.distance..(Units.>.Measure) Elevation:.Minimum. The.minimum.elevation.achieved;.expressed.in.distance..(Units.>.Measure) Elevation:.Net.Gain. Profile.Page.only..The.net.change.in.elevation.from.the.start.to.the.point.of.. reference;.expressed.in.distance..(Units.>.Measure) ETA.at.Finish.. The.estimated.time.of.arrival.at.the.route.finish;.expressed.as.hours:minutes.. AM/PM,.based.on.the.device.time..(Units.>.Time) ETA.at.Next.Turn. The.estimated.time.of.arrival.at.the.next.turn.in.the.route;.expressed.as.. hours:minutes.AM/PM,.based.on.the.device.time..(Units.>.Time) ETA.at.Next.Stop. The.estimated.time.of.arrival.at.the.next.stop.in.the.route;.expressed.as.. hours:minutes.AM/PM,.based.on.the.device.time..(Units.>.Time) Info.Fields.Table...
  • Page 100 Info Field Description Finish. The.Finish.label.as.it.appears.in.the.route.directions. GPS.Accuracy. The.calculated.accuracy.of.the.GPS;.expressed.in.distance..(Units.>.Measure) GPS.Status. The.current.status.of.your.GPS.device..No.Fix,.2-D,.or.3-D..WAAS.below.the.. status.indicates.a.WAAS.fix..(Settings.>.System.>.GPS.Setting.and.WAAS) %.Grade. The.incline.of.the.terrain.expressed.as.a.percentage.(the.rise.in.elevation.over.. the.distance.traveled.multiplied.by.100). %.Grade:.Average. The.average.percent.grade.from.the.start.to.the.point.of.reference. Heading. The.current.direction.of.travel;.expressed.in.degrees..If.electronic.compass.. accuracy.is.poor,.a.red.exclamation.point.displays..(Units.>.Bearing) Moonrise/Moonset. The.time.of.day.at.which.the.moon.will.rise.and.set,.based.on.GPS.location.or.. current.map.center...(Units.>.Time) Next.Stop. The.label.for.the.next.stop.as.it.appears.in.the.route.directions. Next.Turn. The.label.for.the.next.turn.as.it.appears.in.the.route.directions..Also.displays.an.. arrow.showing.the.direction.of.the.turn/route.direction.information. Next.Turn.Arrow. The.arrow.representing.the.next.turn.as.it.appears.in.the.route.directions.. Off.Course. The.perpendicular.distance.between.the.current.location.and.the.route;.. expressed.in.distance..(Units.>.Measure) Pressure:.Ambient. The.surrounding.barometric.pressure.reading..(Units.>.Pressure) Pressure:.MSL. MSL.is.Mean.Sea.Level..The.surrounding.barometric.pressure.reading.adjusted.. to.the.device‘s.elevation.reading..(Units.>.Pressure) Info.Fields.Table...
  • Page 101 Info Field Description Speed. The.current.rate.of.travel.for.the.device;.expressed.in.distance/time... (Units.>.Measure.and.Time) Speed:.Average. The.average.speed.of.the.device.including.stop.time;.expressed.in.distance/. time..(Units.>.Measure.and.Time) Sunrise/Sunset. The.time.of.day.at.which.the.sun.will.rise.and.set,.based.on.GPS.location.or.. current.map.center..(Units.>.Time) Time/Date. The.time.of.day.and.date.based.on.current.GPS.location..(Units.>.Time) Time.to.Finish. The.calculated.time.to.the.route.finish.based.on.road.classifications.and.default.. speed.settings..(Units.>.Time) Time.to.Moonrise/set. The.time.remaining.until.the.moon.rises.and.sets,.based.on.GPS.location.or.. current.map.center..(Units.>.Time) Time.to.Next.Stop. The.calculated.time.to.the.next.stop.in.the.route.based.on.road.classifications.. and.default.speed.settings..(Units.>.Time) Time.to.Next.Turn. The.calculated.time.to.the.next.turn.in.the.route.based.on.road.classifications.. and.default.speed.settings..(Units.>.Time) Time.to.Sunrise/set. The.time.remaining.until.the.sun.rises.and.sets,.based.on.GPS.location.or.. current.map.center..(Units.>.Time) Trip:.Odometer. The.total.distance.the.GPS.device.has.been.moving.since.trip.info.was.reset..(Units.>.Measure) Trip:.Time.Moving. Total.time.GPS.device.has.been.moving.since.trip.info.was.reset... (Units.>.Time) Info.Fields.Table...
  • Page 102 Info Field Description Trip:.Time.Stopped. The.total.time.the.GPS.has.been.tracking.but.not.moving.in.the.current.trip,.. since.the.last.time.trip.info.was.reset..(Units.>.Time). Trip:.Time.Total. The.total.time.the.GPS.has.been.tracking,.both.moving.and.stopped... (Units.>.Time) Velocity.Made.Good. May.be.abbreviated.as.VMG..The.component.of.the.current.speed.that.is.in.the.. direction.of.the.route.destination;.expressed.in.distance.per.unit.of.time... (Units.>.Measure.and.Time) Vertical.Speed. The.current.rate.of.vertical.travel.for.the.device;.expressed.in.distance.per.unit.. of.time..(Units.>.Measure.and.Time) Info.Fields.Table...

  • Page 103: Index

    Index About.this.Device........84 Compass Activities.Page........17 . Bearing.arrow........32,.62 Altimeter . Calibrate..........32-33,.82,.86-87 . Calibrate..........20,.82,.87-88 . Settings..........82 . Elevation..........20,.69 Compass.Page........32-34 . Settings..........82 Connect.to.Computer.settings....81 Average.a.geocache....... .57 Contact.information....... .88-89 Average.a.waypoint.
  • Page 104 File.management........85-86 Home.Page..........16. Hunt/Fish.Page........78 Geocaches Hybrid.map..........28 . Add.to.device........55 . Average..........57 . Comments/hints........ .56-57 Imagery...........23-28 . Delete..........57 Info.Fields . Edit............56 . Manage..........11-12 . Files............ .53-55 . Table........... .95-100 .
  • Page 105 . Reverse..........64 . Settings..........61-62 Orientation,.map........27 . Simulate..........64 Owner.Information........84 . View........... .63-64 Routes.Page..........61-65 Page.Order.settings....... .84 Panning.the.map........21-22 Satellites.Page.........18-20 POIs Scale.settings......... .28 . Find............44-46 SD.card.
  • Page 106 . Device.pairing/connecting....15,.37 Tracks.Page..........66-70 . Lights..........14-15 Transfer.maps.........85-86 . Message.history........ .42-43 Trip.Info.Page......... .35-36 . Message.types........38-40 . Sending.messages......15,.40-41 Units.settings......... .83-84 . Send.progress........41-42 USB.Power.setting........79 Sun/Moon.Page........74-75 Symbols View.comment.details......51,.56 . Geocache..........54 .
  • Page 107 . View.on.map........51 Waypoints.Page........48-52 Wireless.settings........82 Zoom.in/out . Map............ .8 . Profile..........73 Index...
  • Page 108 Batteries The Earthmate PN-60 GPS devices can be powered by two AA ® batteries (NiMH, alkaline, or lithium), or a DeLorme-supplied Li-Ion rechargeable battery. You’ll find Earthmate PN-Series accessories at www.delorme.com. Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Pack Caution Use only an Earthmate PN-Series Battery Type. Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
  • Page 109 DeLorme not only embraced new technologies, it developed them. In the GPS field alone, DeLorme has been first to market with GPS for laptops, phones, and PDAs; voice-guided navigation, aerial imagery on a handheld receiver, and now, the integration of a handheld GPS with satellite navigation.

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