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Software v3.0.11065
© Satmap Systems Ltd 2017
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6. MAINMENU:SettingsMenu(...cont)
6.23 PanandZoomSpeed
(GPS MAP MAIN MENU Settings Panning
Speed)
Set Pan and ZoomSpeed This control allows
the Pan and Zoom rates to be adusted between:
VerySlow
Slow
Medium
Fast
Veryfast
Use the rocker pad to cursor leaft and right to your
desired setting. The default settings isMedium.
6.24 Cycling
(GPS MAPMAIN MENU → Settings → Cycling)
Introduction-The Bluetooth wireless connectivity
allows for the connection of Bluetooth Smart bike
speed and cadence sensor units (sold separately).
Bike speed is calculated directly from the wheels,
while "cadence" is calculated from the pedal
revolutions. Generally, the speed data given by the
GPS will adequate for most purposes, however, in
certain conditions (thickly wooded areas and near
tall buildings) the wheel speed data (for bike riders)
will give a nore stable and accurate reading.
SensorUnit-Sends back "wheel revolutions per
second" data. To turn this into speed data it needs to
be multiplied by the circumference of the bike wheel
being used.
SetWheelCircumferenceinmm-The default
setting is 2096mm, which is generally good for
most road bike (700C) wheels, but will need to be
adjusted for other types of bikes with different size
wheels and tyres.
Wheelsize?-If you are unsure of your wheel size,
you can either measure this directly, or refer to the
bike manufacturer's documentation.
Set in mm - In this edition of the software the
wheel size needs to be entered in mm, although
speed can be displayed in metric or imperial.
Panning Speed Options
Set Wheel Circumference for
Wheel speed data
Display wheel speed on GPS
MAP screen data Boxes

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