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General| Waypoints | 5 |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Memory | Stores up to 5 waypoints |
| GPS Accuracy | Approximately 10 feet |
| Accuracy | Approximately 10 feet |
Identifies and explains the function of buttons and display icons on the device.
Instructions for inserting batteries and turning the device on for the first time.
Guidance on waiting for a GPS signal lock for optimal performance outdoors.
Procedure to enter the device's settings menu using the UP button.
Steps to adjust the hour using UP/DOWN buttons and confirm with MARK.
How to change hour format, distance units, and temperature units.
Using POWER to cycle through and choose from five distinct location icons.
Press and hold MARK at a location to store it, associating it with a selected icon.
Steps to mark a new location, including selecting a different icon to avoid overwriting.
Device automatically shows direction and distance to the last marked spot upon power-up.
Select stored location icons with POWER to find previously marked spots.
Displays current air temperature and altitude of the user's location.
Shows the user's current heading in degrees, minutes, and seconds.
Instructions for holding the device horizontally for accurate compass readings.
Method to re-calibrate the compass by moving the device in a figure-8 pattern.
Device automatically switches between yards/miles or meters/kilometers for distance.
Device automatically turns off after 5 minutes of inactivity or can be manually powered down.
Procedure to activate the display backlight using the MARK button.
Information regarding GPS operation, limitations, and accuracy within ±3-5 meters.
Device is a supplemental aide; user assumes all responsibility and must not use for precise measurements.
Prohibits use while driving; cautions against distraction and improper mounting in vehicles.
Disclaims liability for incidental, special, indirect, or consequential damages.
States compliance with FCC rules and provides guidance on mitigating interference.
Details the one-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
Lists items required for warranty returns and provides US and Canadian addresses.
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