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Descriptions of core buttons for operation and navigation.
Explanation of True/Mag Symbol, Numeric Heading, Compass Rose, and Display Word.
Explains conventions used in the manual, like button capitalization.
Details of error messages like 'bAT LO' and 'dIST'.
Functions similar to a traditional compass with additional features.
Explains the MAG/TRUE symbol and magnetic declination.
Procedure to toggle between magnetic and true north.
Conditions requiring compass calibration for accuracy.
Procedure for performing a 180-degree calibration.
Overview of features available in TB and ML modes.
Steps to store legs for a course in Trail Blazing.
Steps to store legs for a planned route in Multi-Leg.
Procedure for manually entering heading values.
Procedure for automatically entering headings using a map.
Procedure for erasing single or all stored legs.
Setting the 'off-track' angle for navigation alerts.
Steps to reverse a course and return to the starting point.
Overview of the bearing mode's capabilities.
Procedure for storing and recalling bearing points.
How to erase stored bearings.
Setting the clock to display in military or standard time.
Steps to program the current time into the clock.
Description of the timer's count up/down functionality.
Procedure for setting the timer to count up or down.
How to start, stop, and restart the timer.
Procedure for erasing a stored timer setting.
Explanation of magnetic declination and its use.
Steps to store up to 10 declination angles.
Selecting a stored declination angle for true north reference.
How damping minimizes heading errors from movement.
Selecting a damping level from 0 to 9.
Solutions for inaccurate compass readings.
Solutions for issues like the compass shutting off.
Solutions for display errors like 'dIST' or a stuck compass.
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