Garmin Oregon 300 User Manual

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Compass Page
The Compass page guides you to your
destination by displaying a compass and
a bearing pointer.
It also provides navigation data such as
current speed, distance to the next point
on the route, and estimated arrival time.
The electronic compass (Oregon 300,
400t, 400c, and 400i) is similar to
a magnetic compass when you are
stationary or walking. If you maintain
a higher speed, such as traveling in
automobile, the compass uses GPS
signals to determine your direction. To
tum the electronic compass off, see
page 28.
To open the Compass page, touch
Compass.
Hold the compass level when navigating
to ensure maximum accuracy.
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Bearing and Course Pointers
The Oregon can use either a bearing
or course pointer on the compass. The
bearing pointer indicates the direction to
your destination, and the course pointer
indicates your relationship to a course
line leading to the destination. To select
a bearing or course pointer, see page 28.
Direction you
are currently
traveling
Bearing to
destination
Bearing Pointer
The bearing pointer points to your
destination, regardless of the direction
you are moving. If the bearing pointer
points toward the top of the compass,
you are traveling directly toward
your destination. If it points any other
Oregon Series Owner's Manual

Garmin Oregon 300 Specifications

General

Sport (fitness, running)	Yes
Marine (chartplotters, sounders)	No
Tracks quantity	20
Number of waypoints	1000
Form factor	Handheld
Certification	RoHS
Interface	USB, NMEA 0183
Display diagonal	3 \
Display resolution	240 x 400 pixels
Display size (HxV) (imperial)	1.53 x 2.55 \
Battery type	AA
Battery life (max)	16 h
Number of batteries supported	2

Weight and Dimensions

Depth	35 mm
Width	58 mm
Height	114 mm
Weight	192.7 g