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General| Water Resistance | IPX7 |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | Up to 16 hours |
| Barometric altimeter | Yes |
| Electronic compass | Yes |
| Display | 3.5 inch transflective TFT |
| GPS Receiver | High sensitivity |
| Weight | 220 grams |
| GPS Accuracy | 5m |
| Maps | Topographic maps available |
Instructions for initial setup, power on, and basic operation of the Active 10.
Explanation of GPS technology, its components, and how it functions.
Technical details on how the GPS receiver determines location using satellite signals.
Software for connecting the Active 10 to a PC for data transfer.
Information on the pre-loaded world map and UK road map, plus OS map availability.
Guidance on inserting and managing AA or rechargeable batteries.
Procedures for powering the unit on and off safely.
Instructions for properly inserting map data cards into the device.
How to lock and unlock the device's keypad to prevent accidental use.
Understanding status indicators for battery level and recording functions.
Detailed view of the primary map display showing location and tracking.
Screen used for panning, zooming, and planning routes on the map.
Central hub for accessing various device functions and settings.
Display showing directional bearing, orientation, and calibration options.
Screen for tracking journey statistics like distance, time, and elevation.
Information on satellite lock, signal strength, and location accuracy.
Switching between different map layers or scales on the map screen.
Customizing the display of information overlays on the map screen.
Adjusting map orientation for easier navigation.
Adjusting map scale for viewing different levels of detail.
Navigating between the primary screens of the device.
Managing and viewing different map sets loaded onto the device.
Overview of how to navigate between the device's main pages.
Menu for managing Points of Interest.
Setting navigation targets and markers.
Button to return to the GPS map view.
Menu for creating, viewing, and editing routes.
Accessing device configuration options.
Navigating to the compass display.
Procedure for calibrating the electronic compass for accuracy.
Button to return to the last map screen.
Navigation aid pointing towards a selected destination.
Navigating to the trip log screen.
Selecting the type of destination for the pointer (POI, GoTo, Waypoint).
Returning to the last map screen.
Returning to the compass display.
Navigating to the trip log screen.
Controls for initiating, pausing, and ending trip data logging.
Button to return to the last map screen.
Navigating to the GPS status screen.
Accessing options like resetting logs and converting trails.
Navigating to the next step in a process.
Returning to the map display.
Choosing an option from a list.
Returning to the previous screen.
Button to return to the last map screen.
Returning to the last map screen.
Navigating to the next setting option.
Restoring default settings for various options.
Returning to the GPS Map screen.
Choosing a highlighted setting or option.
Exiting without saving changes.
Returning to the main menu.
Options to reduce power usage by adjusting screen refresh rates.
Setting the screen to turn off automatically after inactivity.
Enabling alerts when the screen is off to remind the user.
Selecting advanced power saving for faster screen updates.
Configuring the duration before the unit enters hibernate mode.
Function for capturing screenshots of the device's screen.
Comprehensive list of data fields that can be displayed on screen overlays.
Selecting the information for the upper left data box.
Selecting the information for the upper right data box.
Selecting the information for the lower left data box.
Selecting the information for the lower right data box.
Setting the preferred format for displaying grid references.
Configuring when GPS data overrides the compass heading.
Selecting whether altitude is derived from GPS or map data.
Details on the SD card's total size and remaining free space.
Information on the unit's internal storage capacity.
Status of the device's active memory.
Setting preferred units for distance, speed, and altitude.
Setting a speed for calculating estimated arrival times.
Setting how compass bearings are shown (degrees, cardinal points).
Choosing between grid or magnetic bearing displays.
Setting or automatically adjusting magnetic declination.
Option to display or hide routes not currently in use.
Automatic clearing of trail data when starting a new route.
Setting behavior for resetting the trip log when starting new routes.
Setting the volume level for audio output.
Configuring the number of beeps for various alerts.
Enabling or disabling audible feedback for button presses.
Choosing between single or double-click activation for map interface buttons.
Setting the device for left or right-handed button operation.
Automatically displaying POI details when nearby.
Controlling the visibility of labels for POIs and routes on the map.
Choosing from available language options for the user interface.
Switching between different map scales or layers on the planning screen.
Accessing the menu for managing routes.
Returning the map view to the current GPS position.
Adjusting map magnification level for detailed viewing.
Navigating to the main menu.
Accessing options to modify a selected route.
Displaying a selected route on the map.
Returning to the last map screen.
Navigating through route folders and activating/deactivating routes.
Initiating the process to plot a new route.
Returning to the main menu.
Function to place points on the map to define a route path.
Function to delete a previously placed waypoint.
Returning to the main route management menu.
Adjusting map magnification for precise waypoint placement.
Finalizing the route creation process.
Navigating to the next option or screen.
Returning to the map display.
Accessing the keypad for editing route names and comments.
Returning to the ROUTES MENU.
Renaming a route using the on-screen keypad.
Reversing the direction of travel for a route.
Modifying a route's path by adding or adjusting waypoints on the map.
Editing details of individual waypoints within a route.
Removing a route from storage.
Creating a duplicate of a route.
Transferring a route from internal storage to an SD card.
Duplicating a route onto an SD card.
Accessing the route's elevation profile and data fields.
Initiating navigation for a selected route.
Accessing the route editing options.
Returning to the PLANNING screen.
Accessing the ROUTE CARD page for detailed waypoint information.
Navigating to a specific waypoint on the PLANNING screen.
Reversing the sequence of waypoints in a route.
Returning to the ROUTE MAP page.
Navigating to a route leg on the PLANNING screen.
Reversing the sequence of waypoints.
Returning to the ROUTES MENU.
Functions for setting markers, clearing them, or starting route creation.
Accessing the page for managing map sets.
Returning to the last map screen.
Setting a navigation target point.
Creating a new Point Of Interest at the current location.
Adjusting the display size and visibility of the trail.
Interface for adding new POIs by map, grid reference, or postcode.
Function to place a POI icon on the map.
Function to delete POIs from the map.
Returning to the last map screen.
Adjusting map magnification for POI placement.
Confirming POI details and returning to the previous screen.
Managing categories for Points of Interest.
Renaming existing POI categories using the keypad.
Duplicating a POI category.
Removing a POI category.
Adding a POI by selecting its location on the map.
Adding a POI using its postcode.
Transferring POI data to an SD card.
Accessing options to modify a selected POI.
Centering the map display on a selected POI.
Finding the POI closest to the current location.
Displaying detailed information about a POI.
Initiating the process to add a new POI.
Returning to the POI Menu.
Viewing specific details of a POI, including its name and location.
Returning to the POI category list.
Renaming a POI using the keypad.
Adding or editing a descriptive text for a POI.
Modifying a POI's position by moving it on the map.
Setting an alert radius for POIs.
Controlling the visibility of POI icons on the map.
Removing a POI from the device.
Changing the icon used to represent a POI.
Interface for entering coordinates for GoTo points or markers.
Using the keypad to enter a postcode for navigation.
Accessory for attaching the device to bicycle handlebars.
Accessory for mounting the device in a car or other vehicle.
Includes a rechargeable battery and charging kit.
A lighter battery pack for increased portability.
Accessory for securing the device around the neck or wrist.
Protective cover to prevent scratches on the device's screen.
Screen protector film for enhanced scratch resistance.
Details of Satmap's service for unit repair and upgrades.
Overview of the global map data available for international use.
Service for converting user-provided digital map data.
Feature allowing seamless switching between map scales.
Creating personalized maps from OS Explorer data.
Creating maps centered on specific locations.
Service to combine multiple maps onto a single SD card.
Web application for planning and managing routes.
Platform for users to share and download routes.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate map scale for different activities.
Instructions on how to toggle between map scales.
How the unit functions after waking from powersave mode.
Reasons why the unit might emit beeping sounds.
How to switch between Trail Up and North Up map views.
Reasons and methods for setting a navigation target.
Explanation of how stationary movement affects trip log data.
Information on the device's durability under harsh conditions.
How the unit displays position accurately while moving quickly.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the screen cover.
Steps to resolve problems with the unit not reading map cards.
Information and solutions for screen flickering issues.
Essential guidelines for cleaning the screen without causing damage.
Tips for achieving the best GPS satellite signal.
Key strategies for extending battery performance.
Step-by-step guide for creating routes using specific grid references.
Recommendations for data backup to prevent corruption.
Explaining how to use rangefinder features for distance measurement.
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