Creating Marks; Goto A Mark; Viewing Track/Trip Information - Memory-map Adventurer 3000 User Manual

Marks are single waypoints that are not part of a route, for example a mark identifying a meeting point, or the location of a
geocache.

Creating Marks

Like routes, marks can either be created on your PC and downloaded to the Adventurer 3000, or created on the GPS itself.
Please refer to the help file in the Memory-Map PC software for details on how to create marks in the software. Instructions
on how to download marks from the Memory-Map PC software to your Adventurer 3000 can be found on page 11 of this
manual.
Creating marks on the GPS itself is easy. Simply move the map to where you would like to drop the mark.
Tap Extended Menu ( ) followed by the Mark icon (shown). Now tap on the screen where you would like the
mark and you will see a flag added to the map.
You can edit the properties of the mark, such as changing its name, or fine tuning its grid reference by tapping and holding on
the mark and selecting Properties... from the menu. When in the Mark Properties window you can change the name of the
mark by tapping inside the Name box and then tapping the Kbd button to access the keyboard. You can use the same method
to fine tune the position of the mark, or add notes for the mark, such as the telephone number of a pub. When you are
finished editing the mark, tap OK to save the changes and return to the map.

Goto a Mark

The Adventurer 3000 can direct you to a mark, giving you the direction to head towards and how far you are from the mark.
To use the Goto Mark feature, either locate the mark you would like to head toward, tap and hold on the mark and select Goto
Mark, or tap the Mark button and select the mark you would like to head to.
Two navigation windows will appear, with the window on the left showing the direction you need to head to reach the mark,
and the box on the right showing navigation information.
To stop navigating to the mark simply close both of the navigation windows.
To delete the mark tap and hold on the mark and select Delete from the menu.
Tracks are essentially a breadcrumb trail of where you have been, as recorded by the GPS. As you move, the Adventurer 3000
will automatically record the track, showing where you have been.
Tracks are automatically recorded by the GPS when you are moving and are represented by a solid line that will appear behind
your GPS position. The track will automatically record details on how far you have gone, how long you have been moving, your
maximum speed and your average speed.
Tracks can be saved to your PC to review and keep. Please see details on how to do this on page 12.

Viewing Track/trip information

To view details on your trip, such as distance covered, maximum speed and total time moving, tap and hold on the track and
select Properties... from the menu. You can do this as the track is being recorded to see details in real-time, or once you have
finished your journey to get an overview of the trip as a whole.
You can also view trip distance information by pressing the button on the front of the unit. Total distance travelled will be
displayed on the screen, along with brightness controls and options to put the unit into sleep mode or exit Memory-Map and
return to the main menu.
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