Brunton Outback - Button and Display Information; Power, Light, Menu, and Enter Buttons; Key Display Elements

P OWER : Press and hold POWER to turn the Outback on.
Press POWER momentarily to turn the Outback off.
L
IGHT : Press LIGHT to turn the back-light of the LCD on or off. Hold LIGHT for
more than 2 seconds to turn Night Navigation on or off in either Trail Blazing
or Multi-Leg.
M
ENU : Press MENU to step from one menu option to another. Hold MENU to
illuminate the
PROGRAM symbol and enter programming mode.
(Example: press MENU once to move from Basic to Trail Blazing or
hold MENU until PROGRAM flashes to enter programming mode)
A
DVANCE : Press ADVANCE to see the next option or value. (Example: press
ADVANCE to increase a digit from 1 to 2)
E
NTER : Press ENTER to select an option, value or bearing, to start calibration, or
to start or stop a timer of a leg. (Example: press ENTER to store a
bearing)
N
IGHT N AVIGATION : For use in Trail Blazing and Multi-Leg, the red and green
arrows keep you on course.
N
UMERIC H EADING : Heading is displayed in 1¡ increments from 0¡ to 359¡.
C
ARDINAL POINTS : Direction letters ( N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW).
C
OMPASS R OSE : A solid arrow points to North. During Day Navigation, arrows
guide you in the right direction.
M
ENU OPTIONS : The menu options of the Outback are continuously displayed.
A box around the menu option indicates which option the
Outback is using.
P
ROGRAM : The PROGRAM symbol flashes while in programming mode.
T
RUE / MAG SYMBOL : The TRUE symbol is illuminated when the heading
reference is true north and the MAG symbol is illuminated
when the heading reference is magnetic north.
D
ISPLAY W ORD : Six alphanumeric characters. The display word shows
instructions, information, options and values.
G
UN S IGHTS : Used for taking bearings.
B UTTON AND D ISPLAY I NFORMATION
MULTILEG
MAGPROGRAM
MENU
ADVANCED ENTER
POWER LIGHT
TIMER
DECLIN
DAMPING
TRL BLZR
BASIC
BEARING
CLOCK
P OWER
L IGHT
M ENU
A DVANCE
E NTER
N IGHT N AVIGATION
N UMERIC
H EADING
C ARDINAL
POINTS
C OMPASS
R OSE
M ENU
OPTIONS
M ENU
OPTIONS
P ROGRAM
T RUE / MAG
SYMBOL
D ISPLAY
W ORD
G UN S IGHT
G UN S IGHT
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To provide tilt compensation, the magnetic sensors inside the Outback are
mechanically gimbaled. This may cause a ÒrattlingÓ noise if the Outback
is shaken or jarred. This is not a defect in the compass, but a result of the
movement of the magnetic sensors.
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