Garmin 0199715 Dog Collar User Manual 011 02883 03 Owner manual part2

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Table of Contents
Golfing Starred
Selling Up he Ahha System
Device Overviews
Alpha IOD Handheld Devlue
TI 15 Dog Collar Device
Gemng More lnforrnanon.
Rejelering Your Devic
lnalnl'ng lhe Baliery Pack
Chaging lhe Handield Device
Chaging lhe Dog Collar Device
Tum'lig 0n lhe Devices...
Tumino 011 Hie Devices.
Acquiing Salellite Signals
Using llIe Touchscreen
Lacking lhe Toudiscreen
Unlocking lhe Touchscreen
Dog Collar Device Setup" ..
Melliod: to Add a Dog Collar Device lo a
Hardield Device.
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VHF Radio Inlurrna ion , , 7
Adding a Dog Over MURSNHF 7
Adding a Dog Using lhe Track and
Tram Codes...
Sharing a Dog Wirelessl
Ediling Dog Inrnnnaiim . . ,. .
Resetting a Dog: Statistics and
Track
Changing lhe Lengih 01 me Dog 5
Track
Chang ng lhe Dog Name.
Changing lhe Color 01 lhe Dog 5
Changing lhe Dog ID
Selling Dog Alerls ,.
Removing a Dog..
Fming lhe Collar on Your Dog 1|]
Enabing Bark Deleclion.... 11
Communication wflh llie Collar. 11
Dog Tracking
Tracking Your Dog on lhe Map .....
Tracking and Training One Dog at a
True ..
Dog Slam: Icons...
Dog Tradriig Compass.
Navigating lo Your Dog .
Tracking wi11i BaseCamp‘"
Baseslaiion
Pausing Dog Tracking
Pausing All Dog Tracking"
lablc 01 Conlcms
Location Alert , ,
Sefl'ng a Geofenoe Alert...
Sefl'ng a Radius Alert
Editing Location Alerts .
Dog Training
Selecting and Installing the Contact
Points
Removing the Contact Point:
Training Methods.
Linear and Traditional Stimulation 1
Choosing the Correct Intensity
Level.. .
Setting Up the Training Keys for One
Intensity Level .
Customizing the Training Keys
Collar Training
Contact Trackin9...
Adding a Contact Using MURSIVHF
Add g a Contact Using a Contact ID... 20
In' ing an Emergency Alert. . . . .21
Sending a Message to You Contacts 21
Track'ng a Contact"
Finding Your Contact I
Chang'ng You Contact ID .
Updating a Contact ID.
Hunting with the Alpha System" 22
Marking Your Truck Location , , 23
Marking a Covey... . 23
Turning On the CollarLignt 23
Turning On Rescue Mode. 23
Waypoints, Routes, and Tracks.. 24
'Naypoints. 24
Marking Vour Current Location 24
Marking a Waypoint Using the
Map 24
Edihng a Waypoint 24
Repositioning a Waypoint to Your
Cuient Looatio 24
Moving a Waypo ton the Map 24
Increasing the Amrreey of a Waypoint
Location ,, ,, , , 25
Projecting a Waypoint 25
Deleting a Waypaint 25
Routes... 25
Creating a Route. 25
Editing the Name of a Route 26
Navigating a Saved Rout 26
Edifing a Route, ,, , , 26
Reversing a Route .. 26
Viewing a Route on the Imp 26
Viewing the Active Route 26
Deleting a Route. 27
table at Oontcrits
Tracks ,
Recording Track Logs...
Viewing Details about the Track ..... 27
Viewmg the Elevation Plot of a
Track, .,
Navigating to the Start or a Tiaat
Changing the Track Color
Saving the CurrentTrac
Saving a Lomion on a Track
Clearing the Current Track
Deleting a Track .
Archiv'ng a Saved Track
Ardiiviig Tracks Automancall
Navigation
Map ..
Compass.
Callirafng the Compass...
Navigating wflti the Bear'ng
Punter , ,
Course Points
Where To’l Menu.
Find'rig a Waypoint by Name
Finding a Waypaint Near Another
Waypoml... . .. ..
Navigating with Sight' N Go
Elevation Pl01...
Calibratiig the Barometric
Altineter
Navigating in a Point on the Plot.
Changing the Plot Type...
Resetting the Elevation Plot
TIip Computer...
Resetting In: Trip Computer .
Applications..
Setting a Prux ity Alarm
CachIatiru the Size of an lea
Viewing the Calendar and Almanacs
Setting an Alarm
Opening the Stopwatch.
Satellite Page”.
Changing the Satelite View
Tumiig Oil GPS..
Simulating a Localio
VIRB“I Ranate,
Conimll'ng a VIRB Action Camera
with Ymr Handheld Device.
Custom ng Your Device
Customizing the Main Men
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Customizing the Data Fields , , 35
Enabling the Map Data Fields
System Settings
Dug Settings
Contact Selling
Display Settings...
Calibrat'ng the Toumscreen.
Appearance Settings
Setting the Device Tones
Map Settings...
Advanced Map Sell
Track Settings
Rout'ng Setting
Cnangrig the Units ol Measue
Time Selling
Pnsiiian Formal Setlngs.
Heading Settings.
Altimeter Settings
Marine Map Settings
Device Information
\fiewing Device Information.
Updating the Salliuare ,. .
Device Care.
Cleanhg the Device
Cleaniig the Touchscreen
Specifications ..
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Alpha 100 Handheld Device
Specifications... .. .. . ..42
11' 15 Dog Collar Device
Specification 42
Battery Information .43
Lung-rem. Storage. 43
Maximizing the Battery Lite. 43
Saving EnergyWhle charging the
Device... 45
Data Management. 46
File Types ,. . . 46
lnslallinga Memory Card 46
Connecting the Handheld Device to a
Computer. 47
Connecting the Collar to a
Cnmputer.. 47
Translerr'lrg Dog Tracks tn
Basecanp 47
Deleting Fib 48
Disoonnecfing the USB cable. 48
Appendix
Amries and Replacement Parts
Purdrasing Accessories
ANT 4- Sensors .
1T 15 Battery Replacement
Instructions ..
labia ol Contents
Replacing the Cotlarsnap , 51
Replacing the VHF Antenna m the
Dog Cotter Device. 52
Changmg the Fuse In the Vehicle
Power Cable.
Data Field Options
Indo
Iablc of Contents
Getting Started
—
See the Impar'iant Safety and Pmducl
Information guide in the product box tor
praduct warnings and other important
information.
Setting Up the Alpha astem
Avoid using a high-powered radio (greater
than 5 watts) in close proximity to the
device. It may cause irreversible damage
to the devicn.
Betcre you can use the Alpha handheld
device and the Ti 15 dog collar device,
yuu must set in the devices.
1 Install the battery In the handheld
device (page 2].
2 Charge the handheld device
(page 3),
3 Charge the dog collar device
(page 4].
4 Turn on the devices (page 4].
5 it necessary. add the dag collar device
to the handheld device (page 7i,
6 Acquire satellite signals (page 5).
7 Attach the collar (page (0].
Device Overviews
Alpha 100 Handheld Device
GPS antenna
VHF radio antenna
Training keys
Power key
Mounting Spine
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Smlus LED and flashing beacon LEDs
Getting More Information
you can find more information about this
product on the Garmln® websne
' Ga to www.9armin.wrrI/alpha.
~ Go to www.garmin.oomloutdoor.
‘ Go to www.garmin.oom
Ilearnngoenw.
- Go to nttp:/Ibuy.gannin.oom, or
contact your Garmin dealer for
information about optional accessories
and replacement parts.
Registering Your Device
Help us halter support you by completing
our online registration today.
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~ Keep tire original sales receipt, or a
photocopy, in a safe place.
Installing the Battery Pack
—
This product contains a lithium-ion
battery. To prevent ltre possibility ol
personal injury or product damage caused
Gettlnq Starled
by battery exposure to extreme heat. surrounding area before cherglng or
store the device out at direct aunllgl‘lt, connecting to a computer
1 Turn the D-ring counter-cluckwise Vuu snuuld rully charge the battery beture
and pull up to rennwe the cover yuu use the device for the first Mme,
2 Locate the metal contact: on the end Chewing a “I“! deflated New 'flkes
or the Ithiunl-ion battery. 3‘10"” “”5
3 Insert lhe battery into the NOTE: The device will not charge when it
companmt mm“, M is outside the temperature range at 32° to
“14°F (0“ to 40"C).
1 Littlhe weather cap G).
4 Press the battery into place
5 Replace the battery saver, and tum
the Daring clockmse.
Charging the Handheld 2 Plug the small end or the power cable
Device into the rnrnruss port (2) on the
device.
”0 ”CE 3 Plug the ether end at the puwer cable
To prevem cmswnr thoroughly dry the into an appropriate power source
USB port the weather cap, and the
Gcmng Started a
Charging the Dog Collar 2
Device
NOTICE 3
To prevent corrosion, thoroughly dry the
contacts on the collar and the surmund'lig
area betore connecting the charging clip,
You should tuly charge the battery belore 4
you use the device for the first time
Charging a fully depleted battery takes
about five hours The device will not
charge when outside the hanpemture
range 0132°t0104°F (0° to 40°C) .
1 Snap the charging clip (D onto the
device ®.
Plug the included power cable into the
mini-USE port on the charging clip
cable.
Plug the power cable into a power
source
The status LED is solid red when the
colar is charging.
Alter the status LED tums solid green,
remove the charging clip from the
colar.
Turning 0n the Devices
0n the handheld device, hold the
power key until the LCD display turns
on,
On the dog collar device, hold the
power key until the status LED flashes
and the collar beeps.
Turning Olfthe Devices
V ‘
0n the handheld device, hold the
power key until the LCD display turns
off.
On the dog collar device, hold the
power key until the status LED
changes color.
Getting Starled
Acquiring Satellite Signals
Bolh the collar and handheld device must
acquire salelllle signals before you put the
collar on your dog. Acquiring satellites
can lake a lew minutes.
1 Go ouldoois to an open area.
2 Tum on both devices (page 4).
3 Select lhe power key on lhe handheld
device
...|| slum the GPS signal strength
When the collar has acquired satellile
signals, the status LED llashe: a double-
bl'rlk orlnple-hlink in green
Using the Touchscreen
- Select A la open itie application
drawer.
- SeledElo open a menu.
- Select X lo close the page and return
in lhe previous page.
- Select file reluin to lhe previous
page.
- Seled J to save changes and close
lhe page.
- Select A and V to scroll.
- Select III to search by name.
Locking the Touchscreen
Vail can lock the screen to prevent
inadvertenl screen touches.
1 Select lire Power key,
2 Select 3.
Unlocking lhe Touchscreen
1 Select llie Power key,
2 Select a,
Dog Collar Device Setup
Methods to Add a Dog Collar
Device to a Handheld Device
If you purchased Ilia dog collar device
and llie handleld device aeparalely, you
rrius1 add me dog collar device in lhe
handheld device. You can add up lo 20
dog collar devices to one handheld
device.
Using MURSNHF: Allows you to add a
dog collar device alle. you have
plamd ine dog collar device into
DOG Collar Devloe SeflJD
pairing mode by pressing the power
key,
This method is heiplui when you are
adding a new accessory collar to the
system priorto leaving for the hunt
(page 7)-
Entnring the track and train codes:
Allows you to add a dog collardevioe
that you do not own and that is not "It
the area. The dogs owner must
detennine it you can only track lhe
dog or an lraok and tain the dog.
This method requires lhe dog's owner
to lind and communicate lhe codes In
the person adding the dog collar
device,
This rrielhod is helpful when you
would like to add a dog oolla devioe
mnng a hunL but you are not near lhe
dog. For exanple, you are adding
mother member ol your hunting
parIYs dog oollar device to your
handheld device, but you do not own
the dog collar device (page 7).
NOTE: This feature varies based on
dog collar device type and feature
milabilfly in your area. You my see
track codes only or track and train
codes.
Sharing wirelessly using AMP"
wireless technology: Allows you to
add a dog collar device that you do
not own and that is not in lhe aea.
The dog‘s owner must delennine i
you can only [lack the dog or can
track and train the dog. This method
does not require lhe dog's owner h
find and communicate the codes lo
the person add'ng the dog oolar
device. This method also adds dog
information, sudi as the dog's name,
communication settings, and iiitial
pusillull, lrurn lhe sending handheld
device to your device. The M0
handheH devices must be wilh'll
range 3 In (10 l.) in share dale
wireleeely.
This method is helpful when you want
to add a dog collar device dlllllg a
hunt, but you are not near lhe dog.
For example, the dogs have already
been let loose, and you are near the
dog owner, who ran share the dog
wirelessly (page a),
D09 Collar Device Selfln
VHF Radio Information
This product may be used only on specmc
radio frequencies, which vary depending
on the country ol use. See the product
packaging or go to \wrw.garmin.oorn
[tracking-legal for details about the radio
frequency of lhis product.
Adding a Dog Over MURSNHF
1 lflhe dog collar device is on. turn all
lhe dog oollar device (page 4).
2 Hold 0 until the dog collar device
emits Mo series of beeps (about 2
seconds), and then release (1).
The status LED llashes rapidly in
green The dog collar device is now
ready to be linked, of paired, with a
handheld device.
3 0n the handheld device. select Dog
List > Add Dog.
4 Bring the dog collar devioe near the
handheld device, and select Yes.
5 Allersuooesshilly adding the dog
collar device, enter the name oflhe
dog, and select \I > OK.
Adding a Dog Using the Track and
Train Codes
NOTE: This leatttre varies based on dog
collar dewce type and leahtre availability
in your area.
Before you ran add a dog using the hack
and train codes, the dog owner rnuslhnd
lhe track and train codes (page a) and
tell them loyuu.
If you are not near the dog you want to
add or you cannot put the collar iilo
pairing mode, you can add the dog using
lhe track and train codes.
1 Select Add DOG.
2 When asked if you are near the collar,
soled Mo.
3 When asked «you know the track and
tia'ri codes, select Yes.
A Enler the track or train code for the
collar, and select J.
The dogs track oode allows you to
track the dog. The dogs train code
allows you to both track and train the
dog,
5 Enter the name ol the dog, and select
o/ > 0K.
DOG Dollar [)0va SCMD
Finding the Dole and Track and Train
Codes
Vou can share a dog’s track code so
another person can view your dog’s
location with the map and dog tradring
compass. Also, you can share a dog’s
train oode so another person can track
your dog and train (correct) your dog.
1 SelectDogList.
2 Selectadog.
3 Selectshow Info
Sharing a Dog Vll'nlossly
Before you can share data wrrelessty over
ANT», you muet bring your Alpha
handheld device within 10 it. (3 m) of the
other handheld device.
1 Select Dog List.
2 Selectthe dog to share.
3 Select Share Wireleasly
4 Select an option:
- To allow the other person onty to
track your dog's location with the
map and dog tracking compass,
select Track Only.
- To allow the other person to track
your dog and correct yourdog‘s
behavior, select Track and Train
5 0n the other handheld device, select
Dog List > E > Receive Wirelessty.
Editing Dog Information
Resetting a Dog's Statistics and
Track
Vou might wantto clear the dog stafistios
and track before a new hunt
I Select Dog List.
2 Select a dog.
3 Select Show Info > Reset > Yes.
Changing the Length of the 009':
Track
You can adjust the length Dime dog's
tracks shown on the map. Showing less
tracks on the map can help to declutter
the map view. Changing the length of the
track shown on the map does not affect
the tradcs stored in the internal memory.
1 Select Setup > Dogs > Dog Track
On Map.
Dog Collar Dcvlw Sctfln
2 Select an option to Show more or less
of the tracks on the map
changing the Dog Name
Select Dog List
Select a dog.
Select Show Info.
Select [he dog's name
5 Enlerlhe name, and select J > 0K.
changing the Color of the Dog's
Track
You can change the (Edi color of the
dog. It is helpful to have the track color
match the color or the collar strap, ll
possible.
1 Select Dog Lisl
2 Select a dog.
3 Select Show Info.
Select the colored square next to the
dog's name.
5 Select a color.
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Changing the Dog Type
Before you can change the dog type, the
collar must be tumed on and within range
of the handheld device.
1 Select Dog List.
2 Select a dog.
3 Select Show Info > E > Chilge
Dos Type
4 Select a dog type
chmging Ille Dog ID
Before you can change the dog ID, the
collar must be turned on and within range
of the handheld device.
Ir you are exper'encing interference from
other collars Ur handheld devices in the
area. you might need to change the ID for
the dog.
1 Select Dog List.
2 Select a dog.
3 Select Show Info.
4 SelectE> Change ID
5 Select an awilable ID.
Ifanother handheld device I5 tracking this
dog. for best results. remove the dog from
DOG Collar Dcvlcc SCMD
the device, and use the track and train
codes (page 7) or share wirelessly over
ANT? (page 8) to add the dog again
Setting Dog Alerts
You ran adjust how the handleld device
alerts you to certain actions afthe dog
1 Select Setup > Dogs > Dog Alerts
1 Selectan alert
3 Selectthe handheld device action for
the spedfic alert.
4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 as needed.
Removing a Dog
1 Select Dug Lint.
2 Select a dog.
3 Select Remove
Fitting the Collar on Your
Dog
To prevent irritation from the contact
polnts, remove the collar tor at least elght
holls out of every 24-hour period.
This device is not intended tor human
use. Do not attemptto use on any person
h order to properly correct the dug, the
collar and device must fit the my
properly it the collar is too loose or
positioned ineurrectly, corrections may be
inconsistent This cert delay or prevent
sumesslul training
1 Position the device at the front of the
dog‘s neck, mm the status LED faclng
toward the dog's chln and the contact
polnts agalnst the throat.
2 Tlgllten the strap so that it is very
snuo around the doq's neck. and
fasten the budde.
NOTE: The collar should fit tightly and
should not be able to mlate or slide on
the dog's neck. The dog must be able
to swallow food and water normally.
You should observe your dog's
behavior to verify that the collar is not
too timt.
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Dot] Collar Dcvlw Setun
3 Wiggle the devlee to work lhe contact
points through lrle dog's watt
NOTE: The oontacl point: must have
Contact whh the dog's skin Io be
effective
4 lflhe strap is too long, cut oflthe
excess. leaving at least? In. (8 cm) to
spare.
TIP: You can mark the hole used to
fasten the budde [a Mime reference,
Enabling Bark Detection
NOTE: Thls feature ls not avaiable In all
areas
Select Setup > Dogs > Bl‘lt
Detection.
A barking icon appeals on lhe dog
tracking page and the map page
When the dog collar device is active and
properly fitted on the dog (page 10), ll
detects parks automatlcally. Mel balk
detectlon ls enabled you can set up a
bark alert (page 10].
Communication with the
Collar
You should keep an unobstructed line of
sign between your handleld device and
the dog collar devioe to produce the best
communication signal. To achieve the
best IIne-ol-slgnt conditions, you should
move to the highest elevation point il
your area (for example, on the lap ufa
hill)
E651
Good
Poor
DOG Collar Devloe SeflJD
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Dog Tracking
The handheld devlce allows you to track
your dog‘ using the tracklng compass or
map. The map displays your location and
your dog‘s location and tracks. The
compass polnter lndicates the dredion oi
the dog's current location.
Tracking Your Dog on the
Map
Befole you can track a dog or comact on
the map. you must add them to the
handheld device (page 7 and page 20).
You can View the dog's locatlun and other
contacts' locations on the map.
1 Seiectfl
2 If necessary select + and — in zoom
in and out at the map
HP: Ii necessary, select 9 to track the
dog using the dog tracking compass
wee 13).
Tracking and Training One
Dog at a Time
NOTE: This feature applies only to dog
collar devices with training features.
When you are tracking and tralnlhg
multiple dogs, you can enable the device
to display only one dog at a time, and you
can ensure lhe dog being viewed on the
compass is the dog being trained.
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1 Select 9 > _ List Sync 0n
2 Select 4 and > to cycle through the
dogs.
Dog Status Icons
Sllnng
Runnlng
On pulnl
Tread
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Llnllnuwn'
The unknown slams Icon Inulcates mat
the collar has not acquired a satellite
signal and lhal the handheld device
cannat delelmine the localinn of the dog
Dog Tlacking Compass
To open lile dog tracklng compass, select
0.
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n E B
You can use the dog tracklllg compass to
View the direction and distance to your
dog. The dug tracking Dumpass alsu
shows the dog's slams, such as running
m an point (page 13) The calm ol the
pmnler canespnrlds tn the calm anhe
dog hack.
The dog trackrlg compass ls most
aoculale Wnen the dog ls more than 30 R.
(9.1 m) away. when lile dog is less than
30 it. (9.1 m) away, 'Neaf appears.
Navigating to Yout Dog
1 Select Dog List,
2 Select lhe dog
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3 Select Show Info > Go.
The map open:
4 Follow the magenta llne to the dog.
5 If necessary. select 9 to track the dog
using the dog tradting compass.
Tracking with BaseCampT”|
Basestation
Before you can track your dogs and
conlacts using Basecamp, you must
download Basecamp to your computer
(www.9armincornlbasemmp).
The BaseStation feature oi Basecamp
allrmr: yuu lu rant you dogs and
caniacts in real-time on a computer For
more lrrlorrnalion on using BaseCarnp.
see the help tile in he application.
1 Select Setup > System > Basecamp
BasoStation > Prompted.
2 Open Basecamp.
3 Follow the on-screen instrudiuns.
Pausing Dog Tracking
You an pause the tracking afa single
day during a hunt. Thla can be helpful it
the dog is taking a break.
I SelectDogList.
2 Selectadog.
3 Select Show Info >
Tracking.
> stop
Pausing All Dog Tracking
lf you are moving the dogs during a hunt
and you do not want to record the
transportafion of lire dogs, you can pause
the irackrng of all ofttre dogs.
1 Select @-
2 Select E) Pause All Tracking.
Location Alerts
London alerts notify you urnen your dogs
or contacts enter or exit a particular
location. You can create a custom
geofence or use a radlus around your
current location,
A geofence is an invislble boundary
around an area and is aeated using
points on the map. The virtual boundaries
of a geolenoe are accurate up to
approxrmateiy 1U rt (3 m). Geotenoes
perform best when sized to cover an area
encormasslng an average sized backyard
{approximately ‘A acre).
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Setting a Geolence Alert
You can set up an invisible boundary
around an area and recelve an alert when
a dog or contact enters and exits that
area.
1 Select Setup > Location Alerts >
Add Alerl > Geofenoe.
2 Select a poinl an the map, and seleLt
Use.
3 Repeat step 2 to define a geofence
with w to 10 polnis.
4 Select Done.
Setting a Radius Alert
Van mn receive an alert when a dog or
contact get: wnhin or outside of a certain
distance away from you.
1 Select Setup > Location Alerts >
Add Alert > Radius.
2 Select the unit of measurement.
3 Enter lhe mans distance, and select
3 Select an optlon.
- Select Disable to turn off
notmcatlons lot this alert.
- Select Set Alert Type to set the
way the devloe names you for this
alert
- Select Set Alert Mode to set the
notmoafion to sound on exit
entrance, or both.
‘ Select Delete to remove the alert.
Dog Training
Vou should research and investigate the
tralnlng methods best sulled for you, your
dog. and your needs. Thls manual
provides some basic guidelines for
training, but each dog has unique training
needs.
When used properly, the Alpha training
system is a very ellecfive training tool to
aid your dog in reaching its full potential
The use oflhe training system should be
Editing Ml“ Ale"? part of an overall tralning program.
1 Select Setup > Locillurl Alerts. Begin "am“ you, dog on a leash,
2 Select an alert. without the Alpha training system. You
should train your dog how to heel, Slt and
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come to you. Alter the dog understands
these three basic commands. you can
hegln training with the dog collar device
and the leash. Flnally, when the dog
oonslstenlly obeys commands using the
leash and collar, you may be able to
remove the leash to train with only the
dog collar device.
Selecting and Installing the
Contact Points
For best results. select the conect contact
polnts based on your dog‘s coat
1 Selectlhe correct contact point length
for your dog‘s coat type:
- For dogs with thidter coats, use
the longer conhsct points
- Fordogs with shorter coats, use
the shorter contact points.
2 If necessary. use the included wrench
to remove the contact points.
3 Twist the contact points into Ihe collar
1. Tlghten with lhe indMBd wrench, but
do not overtghten.
When you put the collar on the dog, make
sure the contact points are light against
the neck
Removing the Contact Points
When you are not train'ng the dog using
the tralning keys, remove the contact
points.
I Use the included wrench to remove
both contact points.
2 Place the cap over the Contact point
holes.
Training Methods
WE: Tralnlng features are not avallatrle
ln all areas for tracking oclars.
Momentary slimulation' Applies a brief
stimulation when you press the
training key, regardless of how long
the key ls depressed.
Continuous stinrlation: Applies
stimulaticn to the dog the entire time
you press the training key, fora
maximum 01 8 seconds. Your
slirrrulalicns should typically be much
shorter than 3 seconds
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Tone: ctivala an audible tone instead
oi stimulation, A tone can he used as
either a positive or negative training
cue, depending on yovrtraining
program.
Vibration: Applies vibration Instead of
stimulanon to the dog the entire time
you press the training key, for a
maximum 018 seconds. The
etlectivenefi of vibration may vary
based on the dog's temperament and
experience.
Linear and Trad ional Stimulation
You can use linear or traditional
strmlation to customize your training
experience. The detault intensny method
is linear, Mlich allows progressive
st'rmlation from level 1 to level 18.
Traditional stimulation allows you to make
quick changes us'rtg low, medium, and
high settings within predetermined
st'rrlllalion levels (1 through 6).
Choosing the Correct Intensity
Level
1 Set the intensky to the lowest level
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2 Select a training key
3 Observe the dog to! a reaction, such
as a head shake, neck movement, or
just a change in expression,
Sometimes dogs will vooallze due to
the surpnse ofthe electric!
stimllation. lfthe dog vocallzes more
than once. the intensity level is too
high tor beginning training.
4 It there is no reaction, increase the
intensity level by one level intil the
dog has a slight but recomizable
reaction to the stimulation.
The inbnsfly level thal muses a slight but
recognizable reaction is your dog‘s
baseline level [or beginning oulldi training
You do not need to, and should not, apply
this intensity seledion test again.
Alter you begin training, the dog’s
performance guides your intensfly
selecfion. As the dog advances in
training, you may need to change the
level depending upon the train'rig
situation.
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Setting Up the TTaining Keys
f0T One Intensity Level
Betoie you can assign the training keys to
a dog, you musladdlhe dog to the
handheld device (page 7).
By default, the haining keys are set to the
lowest stimilation setting, wilti momentary
(M), continuous (C). and tone (T) or
violation (V) tor each key. This mode is
most useful when training only one dog
When haining multiple dogs, it may be
help“ to customize a training key for
each dog and for each intensity level
(page 18).
1 Select Setup > Training > Tnining
Buttons,
2 Seiectlhe area atlhe topoflhe
screen directly below lhe keys.
3 Select—o! + to choose the intensity
level for each otthe stimulation keys.
4 If you are using tiaditional stimulation
mode, select Low, MED, of III.
5 Select 1).
In this mode, the lelt key provides
momentary simulation. The oenbr key
provides confriuous stimulations. The
right key pmvide: a lone or vibrahon
Customizing the TTaining
Keys
Before you can assim the training keys to
a dog, you must add a dog to the
handheld device (page 7).
You can assign a specfic dog intensity
level and st'mulatiori mode to each
(mining key. You can add multiple pages
of training key settings. This mode is most
usehl when waiting multiple dogs. When
tiaining only one dog, it might be more
use!“ to set only the Intensity level.
I Seiect Setup > Training > Training
Buttons > Change Mode
2 Select + below the key you are
customizing
3 Select the dog you want to train wilh
this key.
I Select — oi +tn choose the intensily
level
5 if you are using ttaditional stimulation
mode, select LOW, MED, or HI.
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6 Select momentary (M). continuous
(Cl, tone (T). or vibration (V)
7 Repeat steps 3—6 lor all lhree keys.
8 If you need to train with more than
three keys. select ‘3 > Insert Page,
and program the addilronal keys.
9 Seled fi.
Collar Training
Begin training your dog on a leash,
wilhout using the Alpha training system.
Aher the dog shows a grasp ol the
commands 'heel.‘ "sh,‘ and "here: you
can begin tral no with the collar and the
leash.
During the initial stage of collar
introduction, the dog learns that collar
stindation means lhe same thing as a
tug on the leash. Allirst, the dog may be
alarmed by the electronic stimulation. The
key is to be patient and consistent and no'.
to start 0" atloo high of an intensity. Be
fair and consistent, and use repetitio and
praise when using the collar as a training
tool.
llthe dog does not respond to the
stinilalion level you have selected
(page 17). increase the stimulation one
level at a time until you achieve the
appropriate response. Alter you achieve
the desired response you can lower the
sfimulation level as long as the dog
maintains consistency.
As the dog becomes more proficient With
the corrmands, you can begin to
introduce distrachons. such as rolling a
ball in front ofthe dog or walking him it
the presence of others.
Alter the dog begins to respond
consistently to the command during collar
training, you can remove the leash and
train with just the collar.
NOTE: You shoiid train wfll'ioul a leash
only when it is appropriate for your
environment and your dog's
mnerament. You should follow all laws
and regulations for your area refining
the use of dog leashes.
Eventually in most training situations, your
commands wil not require stimulation to
be given with the command You should
only use Shnvulalion when you need to
repeat a conmand because lhe dog did
not obey the first one
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As the dog becomes better trained, you
can decrease the use of collar training
Continue to have the dog wearthe collar
until you feel certain that it is no longer
needed to reinforce known comrriands.
Abandoning the collar too earty can lead
to problems in the future.
Contact Tracking
You can traott other hunters so you know
where they are at all times. You can also
send messages to your contacts. One
Alpha handheld device can track up to 20
devices, including 'i'r 15 dog colar
devices and Alpha handheld devices,
Adding a Contact Using
MURSN HF
Before you can add a contact using
MURSNHF. you should be near the
contact, and you must tum on the
transmitter (page 45).
You can add fellow hunters to your
handheld device so you can tradt therri
on the map (page 21) and send
messages to them (page 21)
I On your handheld device, select A >
Contact: > Add.
2 Bring the two handheld devices near
each other. and select Yes on your
handheld device.
3 0n the Contact‘s handheld device.
select A > Contacts > Pair.
4 On your handheld device, enw the
name ot the contact, and select J >
0K.
The contact is added h) your handheld
device.
You can repeat this procedure using
another hunhr's handheld device to add
you contact ID to that device.
Adding a Contact: Using a
Contact ID
Before you an add a hunter using a
contact ID, the hunter must find the
contact ID (page 22) and send itto you.
You must also tun on the transmitter
{page 45)
lf you are not near the hunter you want to
add, you can add the hunter using a
contad ID.
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Contact Iraduth
1 On your handheld device, select A >
Contact: > Add.
2 When asked if you are near the other
handheld device, select No.
3 When asked it you Know the contact
ID, select Yes.
4 Select the Contact ID for the contact
you are adding.
5 Enterthe name ofthe contact, and
select ./ > 0K.
The Contact is added to your handheld
device.
You can repeat this procedure using
another hunter‘s handheld device to add
your contact ID to that device.
Initiating an Emergency Alert
Belore you Ian inmate an emergency
alert, you must turn on the transmitter
(page 45).
Belore someone can receive your
emergency alert, someone must add you
as a contact (page 20).
Vou can use an emergency alert when
you need immediate assistance and you
are away from your group.
Select A > Contacts > A > Yes.
When your oontact accepts your
emergency alert request, the device
displays a message indicating that
your contact has started navigating to
your location.
Alter receiving the alert, your ooritacts can
navigate to veil location.
Sending a Message to Your
Contacts
You an send and receive autorriated
messages. There are 18 messages
choose from, such as 'Help" and 'l'm
Coming.‘
1 Select A > Conhds > Message.
2 Select a message.
The message is sent to your contacts with
your name before the message. Anyone
traoldng your handheld device receives
the mefiage.
Tracking a Contact
You [an keep track of ountacts' lomtions
us'ng the map.
Select El,
Contact Tracking
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Finding Your Contact ID
Select Setup > Contacts > Pairing
Setup
The contact ID tor your handheld
device is listed under ID.
Changing Your Contact ID
If you are experiencing interference from
other collars or handheld devices in the
area, you might need to change the
contact ID tor your handheld device.
1 Select Setup > Comets > Pairing
Setup > ID.
2 Setecta contact lD that is not yet
assigned to another device in the
area.
If you select a contact ID tllal
interferes with devices in the area, you
should select a new contact ID.
Each time a contact changes their contact
Updating a Contact ID
ta contact has changed lheir contact ID
ipage 22), you can quickly update the
contact ID in your handheld device,
I Select A > Contacts.
Select the contact.
Select Show Info.
Select E) change ID.
Select ttle oontad ID that matches the
contacts new contact ID.
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Hunting with the Alpha
System
You can perform many tasks that are very
helpful when you are hunting with the
Alpha system.
- Mark ynur truck’s locafion (page 23)
ID. you must update the contact ID in your ' dei your dogs (page 12)'
handheld device(page 22)_ - Tladt your fellow hunters (page 21).
- Malk the Iooafion of a covey
(P39e 23L
- Send messages in your fellow hunters
(P399 21in
22 Hllnllnq With the Alpha System
- Turn on the collar light (page 23)
- Put the collar Into rescue mode to
save battery power (page 23L
- Pause tracking while you mlwe the
4095 (page 14)-
Marking Your Truck Location
You can mark the location at the truck, so
you can navigate back to your truck atter
the hunt
1 Select New Hunt.
2 Followthe art—screen instrucfions.
Marking a Covey
Vou can mark a covey location and enter
the estimated number at birds flushed and
the number of birds taken.
1 Select "It.
Select Covey.
Enter the number of birds flushed.
Enter the number of birds taken.
Select OK.
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Turning On the Collar Light
vdu can tum on he LEDs en the collar ai
night to help locate a dog or to warn
drivers ra dog wanders near a med The
llght is visible lor up rd ion yards
1 Select Dog List.
Select a dog.
Select Show Info.
Select E > Adjust Collar Light.
Select Continuous, Blink Slaw, or
Blink Fast.
“P: Select different light setting for
each dog h help you ldentfl‘y the dogs
in the field,
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Turning On Rescue Made
You an tum on rescue mode to cnnserve
battery pnwer at the end oi a long hunt or
if your dog might get out at range.
1 Select Dog List.
2 Select a dog.
3 Select Show Info > E > Rescue
Made.
Atter you have turned an resale made, n
slays en until ydu hinr it dfi
Huntlnfl wlth IheAbha System
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When the collar battery power lalls below
25%. the collar data updates only once
every 2 minute:
Waypoints, Routes, and
Tracks
Waypoints
Waypoints are locations you record and
store in the device.
Marking Your Current Location
1 Select Mark.
2 Selectan option:
~ Select New.
~ Select a default location name,
such as Truck cu Camp.
3 Select Save.
Marking 3 Waypoinl Using the Map
1 Select E.
2 Selectthe lomtion on the map
3 Selectthe infornatlon baralong the
top at the screen.
4 Select |> > 0K.
Editing a Waypoint
Before you can edlta waypolnt, you must
create a waypoint.
1 Select A > Waypolnt Manager.
2 Select a waypoint.
3 Select an imm to edit, such as the
name
it Enter the new information
5 Select J.
Repositioning a Waypo'lrt to Your
Current Location
You can change the position of a
waypoint. For example, r you move your
vehicle, you can change the locafion to
you current position.
I Seled A > Waypuint Manager.
2 Select a waypoint.
3 Select E) Reposition Here.
The waypolnt location changes to your
cunent location.
Moving a Waypoint on the Map
1 Select A > Waypoint Manager.
2 Select a waypoint.
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Waypolnm. Routes. and I racks
3 SelectE > Move Waypoinl.
4 Select the new location on the map.
5 Select Move,
Increasing the Accuracy of a
Waypoinl Location
Vou can refine a waypoint lcufion for
more accuracy. When averaging, ttle
device takes several readings at ttle same
location and uses the average value to
provide more accuracy.
1 Select A > Waypuinl Manager.
Select a waypoint
SalerJE > Average I mention
Move lo the waypoint location.
Select Stall.
Follow the on—screen instrumons.
then tile confidence status bar
reaches 100%, select Save
For best result, collect 4 to 8 samples for
the waypolnt, waiting at least 90 minutes
between samples.
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Projecting a Waypoirrt
Vou can create a new location by
projecting the distance and hearing from a
marked locafiorl to a new location
1 Select A > Waypolnt Manager.
Select a waypoint.
Select E > Frnieet Waypuirrt
Enter lire bearing, and select I.
Select a unit of measure.
Enler tile distance, and selectJ.
Select Save.
Deleting a Waypoint
1 Select A > Waypoint Manawr.
2 Select a waypoint.
3 SelectE > Delete > Yes.
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Routes
A route is a sequence of waypclnis or
locations ltlat leads you to your final
destination.
Creating a Rome
1 Select A > Route Planner > Create
Route > Select Fllsi Foilli.
WaYDOlrlls Roulcs. and [racks
Select a category.
Select the first point on the route
Select Use > Select Next Point.
Select a point.
Repeat steps 3 through ti to add all
the polnts In the mute.
Editing the Name of a Route
1 SelectA > Route Planner.
2 Select a route.
3 Select change Name
GecHhuN
4 Enter the new name, and select \l.
Navigating a Saved Route
1 SelectA > Route Planner
2 Select a route.
3 SelectView Map > Go.
4 Navigate wing the compass
(page 30) or map (page 29).
Editing 3 Route
1 SelectA > Route Planner.
2 Select a route.
3 Select Edt Route.
4 Select a point
5 Select an option'
- To view the point on the map.
select Review
- To change the order of the points
on the route. select Move Up or
"we Down.
- To insert an additional point on the
route select Insert.
The addltional point is inserted
before the point you are edmhg
- To remove the polnt hem the
mute Select Remove
Reversing a Route
1 Select A > Rom Planner
2 Select a route
3 Select Revelse Route.
Wewing a Route on the Map
1 Select A > Rom Planner
2 Select a route
3 Select View Map
Wewing the Active Route
1 Select A > Active Route.
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Waymlnm. Routes. and I racks
2 Select a point in the route to view
additional details.
Deleting a Route
1 Select A > Rome Planner
2 Select a route
3 Select Delete Rom > Yes.
Tracks
A track is a recording ofyoul path The
hack log contains information about
poinls along the recorded path, including
time, lozztion and elevation for each
point
Recording Truck Log:
1 Select A > Setup > Tracks > Track
Logo
2 Select Record, Do Not Show or
Record. Show On Map.
It you select Record, Show On Map.
representation of your tracks.
select Auto
- To record tracks at a specified
distance, select Distince
- To record tracks ata specified
me. select Time.
5 Selectlntorval.
6 Complete an action
‘ If you selected Auto tor the
Record Method, select an option
to record tracks more or less oflen
NOTE: Using the Most Oflen interval
provides the moat track detail, but fills
up the device memory quicker.
- If you selected Distance or Time
tor the Record Method. enter a
value and selecttl.
As you move with the device turned on, a
track log is created
a line on the map indicates your track. Vim"! Details about the Track
3 Select Record Method. 1 Select A > Track Manager.
4 Select an option. 1 59'9“ a hack-
- To record tracks at a variable rate 3 Select View "‘9'
that create an optimum The beginning and the end at the
track are marked by flags.
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4 Selectlt'le inlormatlon her along the
top at the screen
lnlormatlon abouttne track is listed,
Viewing the Elevation Plot of a
Track
1 SelectA > Track Manager.
2 Select a track.
3 Select Elevation Plot.
Navigating to the Start of a Track
You can naviwte back to the beginning of
a track This can be helpful when finding
your way back to camp or the trail head.
1 Select A > Track Manager >
Current Track > View Map.
2 Select TracBack.
The map page opens with your route
marked with a magenta line.
3 Navigate using the map (page 29) or
the compass [page 30).
Changirq the Track Color
1 SelectA > Track Manager.
2 Select a track.
3 Select Set Color.
I. Select a color,
Saving the Current Track
I Select A) Track Manager.
2 Select a track.
3 Seled an option
- To save the entire track, select
Save Track
- To save part oi the track, select
Save Portion, and select the part
to save.
Saving a Location on a Track
Select A > Tmck Manager
Select a track.
Select View Map
Select a location along the track.
Select the information bar along the
top of the sueen.
a Seled r.
7 Select OK.
Clearing the Current Track
Select A > Track Manager >
Current Track > Clear Curent
Track
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Waymlnm. Routes. and I racks
Deleting a Track
1 Select A > Track Manager.
2 Select a track,
3 Select Delete > Yes.
Archiving a Saved Track
You can archive saved tracks to save
memory space.
1 Select A > molt Manager.
2 Select a saved track.
3 Select Archive.
Archiving Tracks Automatically
1 Select Setup > Tracks > Auto
Archive.
2 Select an opfion.
Sending and Receiving Data
Wirelessly
Beloie you an share data wirelessly, you
must be within to reel (3 m) oi a
compatible Garinin device.
You can share waypoints, geocaches,
routes, and tradts Wirelessly.
1 Select A > Share Wirelessty.
2 Select Send or Receive.
3 Follow the on-screen instructions
Navigation
You an navlwte routes and tracks. to a
waypolnt geocache. photo. or any saved
location in the device You can use the
map or the compass to navigate to you
destination.
Map
A represents your location on the map. As
You travel, the icon moves and leaves a
track log (trail). Waypoint rlames and
symbols appear on the map. When you
are navigaing to a destination, your route
is marked with a mapnta line on the
"BF
When the map orientation is Track Up,
objects on the map appear to rotate
around your position. As you travel, the
entire rrlap reorients in the direction you
are facing. You can stabilize the objects
by setting the orientation to North Up
(Page 37)
To open the map, select a.
Navigation
Measuring Distance on the
Map
You can measure the distance between
two posits.
1 From the map, select a locafion.
2 SeIECtE > Musure Dlstance >
Use.
3 Move the pit to another location on
the map
Corn pass
The handheld device has a 3-axis, titl-
compensated compass. You can use a
bearing pointer or a course pointer to
navigate to your destination
Calibrating the Compass
Calibrate the electronic compass
outdoors. To improve heading accuracy,
do not stand near object: that influence
magnetic fields. such as vehides.
buildings, and overhead power lines.
You should calibrate the compass alter
moving long distances, experiencing
temperature dianges, or removing the
battery,
I Select A > Compass > E >
Calibrate Compass > Start.
2 Follow the onscreen instructions.
Navigating with the Hearing
Pointer
'Nheri navigating to a destination, A points
to your destination, regardless of the
direction you are moving.
1 While navigating to a destination,
select A > Compose.
2 Turn until A points toward the top of
the compass. and continue moving in
that drection to the destiiation.
Course Pointer
The course poirihr is most usetul if you
are navigating on water orwhere there
are no major obstacles in your path. It
also helps you avoid hazards to either
side ot the course, such as shoals or
submerged rocks.
To enable the muse pointer, from the
compass, select E > Setup Heading >
Go To LineIPoinler > Course (CDI).
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Navioaoon
The course polnter G) lrldlcates your
relatlonshlp to the course llne teadlrlg to
the destlrlatlon. The course devlatlon
lndlcator (CDI) (2) provides the lndlcatlon
ofdrifl (right or left) lrom the course The
scale ® reters to the dlstance between
dots (D on the course devlahon indicator.
whlch tell you how farotf course you are.
Where To? Menu
You can use the Where To? menu to find
a destination to navigate in. Not all Whale
Tn? rategarles ale available in all areas
and maps.
Finding a Waypoint by Name
1 Select A > Where To? >
Waypoinl: > E> Spell Search
2 Enterttle name.
3 Select!
Finding a Waypoint Near Another
Waypoint
1 Select A > Waypoint Manager.
2 Select a waypolnt
3 SelectE > Find Near Here.
4 Select a category
The list displays waypolnts near the
original waypoint.
Navigating with Sight 'N Go
You In point the device at an object In
the distance. lock ln the direction. and
navigate to the object.
1 Select A > Sighl 'II 60.
Poinl the device at an object
Select Lock Direction > Set Course
Navlgate using the compass
(page 30) or map (page 29).
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Elevation Plot
By default. the elevation plot deplays the
elevation for an elapsed time. You can
customize the plot (page 32) and the
dam fields (page 35).
Navlqauon
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To open the elevation plot. select A >
Elevation Plot
Calibrating the Barometric
Altimeter
You can manually calibrate the barometric
altimeter it you know the correct elevation
or the correct barometric pressure
1 Go to a location where the elevation
or barometric pressure is known.
1 Select A > Elevation Plot > E >
Calibrate Altimeter.
3 Follow the on-acreen instructions.
Navigating In a Point on the Plot
1 Select A > Elevation Plot
1 Select an individual point an the plot,
Details about the point appear in the
rpperlelt cornerol the plot
3 SelectE > View Map.
4 Selectlhe information baralong the
Changing the Plot Type
Vou can change the elevation piot to
display pressure and elevation over time
or distance.
1 Select A > Elevatlon Plot > E >
Change Plot Type.
2 Select an option
Resetting the Elevation Plot
Select A > Elevatlon Plot > E >
Reset > Clear Current Trick > Yes.
Trip Computer
The trip computer displays your current
speed, average speed, maximum speed,
trip odometer, and other helplul statistiw.
Vou can customize irie trip computer
layout, dashboard, and dah fields
{page 35)
To open the trip computer. select A >
Trip Computer
h0P 0' "'9 wee"- Resetting the Trip Computer
5 Select Go For actuate trip information, reset the trip
6 Navigate mini; the meass information belore beginning a trip_
(page 30) or map (page 29). Select A > Trip Computer > E >
Reset > Reset Trlp Data > Yes.
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Applications
Setting a Proximity Alarm
Proximity alarms alert you when you or
your dogs are within a specified range of
a particular location A lone sounds when
you enter the designated radius.
Select A > Proximity Alarms.
Select Create Alarm.
Select a category
Select a location
Select Use.
Enter a radius.
When you enter an area with a proximity
alarm, the device sounds a tone.
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Calculating the Size of an
Area
1 Select A > Area Calculation >
Start.
2 Walk around the perimeter of the area
you want to calculate.
3 When finished, select Calculate.
Viewing the Calendar and
Almanacs
You can view device activity, such as
vlmen a waypoint was saved, and
almanac intormafion tor the sun and
moon. and hunting and fishing.
1 Select A.
2 Select an option:
- To view device activity for specific
days, selecl Calendar
- To view the sunrise. sunset
Moonrise. and moorlset times.
select Sun and Moon.
- To view the predicted hesttimes
tor hunting and fishing, select
Hunt and Fish.
3 It necessary, sdect 44» > to view a
dittererrt day.
Setting an Alarm
1 Select A > Alarm clock.
2 Select + and - to set the time.
3 Select Turn Alarm 0n.
4 Select an option.
Aonllmtmns
The alarm sounds at the selected time. It
the device l5 off at the alarm time, the
device turns on and sounds the alarm.
Opening the Stopwatch
SeieetA > Stopwatch
Satellite Page
The sateiine page shows you cunent
location. GPS accuracy. satellte
locations, and signal strength.
Changing the Satellite View
By default, the satellite view is with Nor1h
at the top. You can change the view of the
satellites to he or'ented with your current
tradt toward the top ofthe screen.
1 SelectA > Satellite
2 Select Tradt Up.
Turning Off GPS
SelectA > Satellite > E > Use
With GPS 01?.
Simulating a Location
1 SelectA > Satellite > E > Use
With GPS 01?.
2 SelectE > Set Location On Map.
3 Select a location.
I. Select Use.
VlRBT" Remote
The VIRB remote function allows you to
control your VIRB action camera from a
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purchase a VIRB action camera
Controlling a VIRB Action Camera
wilh Your Handheld Device
Before you an use the VIRB remote
itinction on your handheld device. you
must enable the remote setting on your
VIRB camera. See the owners manual for
you VIRB camera for more intonnation.
1 Turn on youerRB mmera.
2 From your handheld device, select
A > VIRB Remote.
3 Wait while the handheld device
connects to your VIRB camera.
4 Select an option.
- To start and stop recording video,
select REC.
- To take a photo, select [of
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Applications
Customizing Your
Device
Customizing the Main Menu
You can move, aid and delete items in
the main menu.
1 From the main menu, select Setup >
Main Menu.
2 Seleda menu item.
3 Select an opfion:
- Select Move Up or Move Down to
change the location at the item in
the list.
- Select Remove to delete an item
horn the list.
- Select Add Page to place an item
orl the hat atter you have removed
It.
- Select E > Restore Delaulls to
reset the urder of all items in the
menu.
Customizing the Data Fields
Before you can customize the data fields
an the map, you must enable the data
fields (page 35)
You ran customize the data fields and
dashboard: ol the map, compass,
elevation plot, and trip computer.
1 Open the page for which you will
change the data fields.
2 Select a data field to customize.
3 Select the new data field.
For data field descriptions, see
page 53.
Enabling the My) Data Fields
Select->E>Sehlpflap>
Dashboard > Small Data Fields.
System Settings
Select Setup > System.
GPS: Set: the GPS to Nomi, WAASI
EGNOS (lMde Area Augmentation
System/European Geostationary
Navigation Overlay Selvloe). or Demo
Made (GPS om. For mole inlomtatlon
about WAAS, go to
Customlzlm] Vout Devloe
http:llwwwgarminvcomlaboutGPS
lwaashtml.
BaseCamp Basestation: Sets how the
device connects to BaseCamp when
the device is connected to the
computer.
Dog Settings
Select Setup > Dogs
Dog track On Map: Sets the length
(duration in minutes or hours) of the
dog trad: on the map. Reducing the
{tuition «the track shown can
reduce the clutter on the map.
Zoom Ihp To Dogs: Automaliizlly
ZCIDflIS the map to Show all ufthe
aogs' locations and your location
mlesi you manually pan the map.
Dog Alerts: Sets how you are alerted to
certain actions (page 10).
Bark Detection: Enables the bark
detection feature. This feature is not
Contact Track On Map' Sets the length
(duration in minutes or hours) ot the
Contact track on the map.
Zoom Map To Contacts Automatically
zooms the map to show all of the
tions and your location
unless you manually pan the map.
Message Alerts: Sets memge alerts to
Tana, Woma. Tone and Vibrato, or
message Only.
Pairing Setup Ses the options your
device uses in track and communicate
with other devices,
Display Settings
Select Setup > Displays
Backlight Timeout: Adjusts the length of
time before the backliwit turns otf.
Screen Capture: Allows you to save the
image on the device screen.
Battery Save: Saves the battery power
and prolongs the baflery life by turning
avii'ible i" a“ “635- ainne screen when the backlight
. times out (page 45).
Contact Settings
Select Setup > Contact:
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Callrrate Screen: Aligns the screen to
property respond to touches
(page 37)
Calibrating the Touchscreen
Vou an calibrate the scram, if it does not
seem in be responding property.
1 Select Setup > Display > Calibrate
Screen
2 Followlhe onween instrucfions.
Appearance Settings
Select Setup > Appearance.
Mode: Sets a Ight badground, a dark
background. or automatically switches
between the two based on the smnse
and smset me for you ounent
location.
Background: Seb the backgromd
image
Day llig glrt Color: Sets the color for
selections made when in day nrode.
Night Highlight Color: Sets the color for
selections made when in night mode.
Setting the Device Tones
Vou can customize lanes lor messages,
keys. wamlngs and alarms
1 Select Setup > Torres.
2 Select a tone for each audible type.
Map Settings
Select Setup > Map
Orientation: Adjusts how the map is
shown on the page. North Up shows
north at the top of the page. Track Up
shows you current direction of travel
toward the top ol the page.
Automotive Mode shows an
automotive perspective willr the
iirection of travel at the top.
Guidance Text: Sets Mien lhe guidance
text on the map is shown.
Dashboard: Sets a dashboard to display
on the map. Each dashboard shows
iiiterent information about your route
or your location.
Map Information: Enables or disables the
maps currently loaded on llre device.
Map Speed Adjusts the speed at which
the map is drawn A faster map
Customlztnt] Vour Detnoe
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drawing speed decreases the battery
lite
Advanced Map Settings
Setect Setup > Map > Advanced Setup.
Auto Zoom' Automatically sets the zoom
level for optimal use or your map
When 0“ is Selected, you must zoom
in or out manually
Detail: Sets the amount of detail shown
on the map. Showing more detail may
cause the map to retiaw more slowly.
Shaded R Shows detail reliel on the
map ( aNa able) or turns olf shading.
Venlcle: Allows you to select a position
icon, which represents your position
on the map,
Zoom Levels: Sets the zoom level at
which map Kern: will appear. Map
items do not appear when the map
zoom level is hlgherthan the selected
level.
Text Slle: Sets the text size for map
items.
Track Log: Tums track recording on or
off
Record Method: Sets a track recording
method. Auto records the tracks at a
variable rate to create an optimum
representation of your tradts.
Interval: Sets a track log recording late.
chnting points more frequently
creates a moredetaled tradt, butlills
the track log taster.
Auto Archive: Sets an automatic archive
method to organize your hands.
Tladts are Saved and cleared
aubmalitzlly based on the user
selling
Color: Sets the color at the track line on
the map.
Routing Settings
The device calculates routes optimized for
the type ofactivity you are doing. The
routing settings available vary based on
the activity selected.
Select Setup > Routing.
Activity: Sets an activity for roofing. The
THOR Settings device calculates routes optimized for
Select Setup > Tracks. the type of acnvlty you are doing.
38 Customizing VOUI Device
Route Transitions: Sets how the device
routes from one point on the route to
the next. This setting is available only
for some activities Distance routes
you to the next point on the route
when you are within a specified
distance of your current point.
Lock On Road: Locks the position icon,
which represents your position on the
map, onto the nearest road.
Changing the Units of
Measure
Vou can customize writs ofmeasure for
distance and speed. elevation, depth,
temperature, and pressure.
1 Select Setup > Units
2 Seled a measurement type
3 Select a tlttt of measure forthe
setting.
Time Settings
Select Setup > Time.
Time Format: Sets the device to show
time in a 12-hour or 24-hour format.
Time Zone: Sets the time zone tor the
device. Automatic sets the time zone
automatically based on your GPS
position.
Position Format Settings
NOTE: Do not change the position format
or the map datum coordinate system
unless you are using a map or chart that
specmes a dt’ferent position format.
Select Setup > Posttton Format.
Position Format. Sets the position format
for the location information
Map Datum: Sets the coordinate mien.
on whim the map is structured.
Map Sphoroid Shows the coordinate
system the devioe is using. The
default coordinate system is W65 84.
Heading Settings
You [an wsbhize the compass settings.
Select Setup > Heading.
Display: Sets the type of directional
heading shown on the oompass.
ttorth Reference: Sets the north
referenoe used on the compass.
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39
Go To Line/Pointer: Sets the behavior oi
the pointer that appears on the map.
Bearing points in the direction at your
destination. Course (CDI) shows your
relationship to the course line leading
to the destination.
Compass: Automatically switches tram
an electronic compass to a GPS
compass when you are traveling at a
higher rate of speed tor a period oi
time.
Calibrate Compass: Caiitxates the
compass (page 30).
Altimeter Settings
Select Setup > Altimeter.
Auto Calihalion' Automatically
calibrates the ait'lnetier each fime the
device is turned on.
Barometer Mode: Sets hour the device
measures barometric information.
Varliile Elevation allows the
barornetertn measile changes in
elevation while you are moving. Fixed
Elevation assumes the device is
stationary at a fixed eleimtion, so the
barometric pressure should change
only due to weather.
Pressure Trending Sets how the device
records pressure data. Save Always
records all pressure data. which can
he hehful when you are watching for
pressure fronts.
Plot Typo: Sets the type ofdata recorded
and displayed in the plot. Records
elevation dranges over a period of
time or distance, records barometric
pressure overa period of line, or
records arrhient pressure changes
over a period of time.
Calilualie All'llielisl Calilrrale: lire
altineter.
Marine Map Settings
Select Setup > Ilarine.
Marine chart Mode: Sets the type of
chart the device uses. itauticd
displays various map features in
difierent colors so the marine POIs
are more readable and so the map
reflects the drawing scheme crfpaper
charts Fishing (requires marine
maps) displays a detailed view oi
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