Garmin 03023 Outdoor GPS User Manual A03023 UM Part 1

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Quick Start Manual
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Introduction Keys
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Select to adjust the baddlght and
external speaker volume
Select to find a destmatlcrl.
Select to open the navlgetlon
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In manna mode, hold In Create a Man
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Battery Information
The temperature rating for the devtce may
exceed the usable range of some
battenes Alkaline battenes can rupture at
hlgh temperatures
Do not use a sharp object to remove
battenes
FIND
NAV
MOB
Selmnowenmmm —
Contact your local waste dlsposal
department to properly recycle the
battenes
NOTICE
Alkallne balterles lose a slgnlflcant amount
of [hell capeclty as the temperature
decreases Use llthlulrl battelleswhen
operetlng the dance In below treezmg
condltlons
Inng the Battery Pack
1 Turn the 04mg counterrdookmse, and
puI up to remove the cover
2 Locate the metal contaas on the end
of the llthlurrHon battery
3 Insert the battery Into the
compartment, contacts first
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Press the battery Into place
Replace the battery cover, and turn the
Denng clockmse
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Introduworl
Charging the Battery Pack
NO TlCE
To prevent corrosion, thoroughly dry the
USB port, the weather nap, and the
surrounding area before charging or
oonnecting to a oomputer
Do not attempt to use the deVIce to charge
a battery that was not provtded by
Garrmn' Attempting to charge a battery
that was not prowded by Garniin can
damage the device and void the warranty
Before you can connect the straight
mnnector of the USB Ilble to your device,
you may need to remove optional mount
acoessones
NOTE: The device does not charge whai
outside the approved temperattle range
(page 7)
You In marge the balmy using a
standard wall outlet or a USB port on your
computer
1 Pull up the weather cap (D from the
mini-USE port (2.
2 Plug the smal end of the USB cable
lnto the mitt-USE port
3 Plug the USE end otthe cable into an
AC adapter or a corwuter USB port
4 If necessary, plug the AC adapter into
a stfltdard wall outlet
wnen yw ouiiiiecl me devioe lo a
power source, the devtoe turns on
5 Charge the baflery oompletely
Removing the Battery Pack
Do not use a sharp noted to remove
batteries
1 Turn the 07an oounterrotockwtse, and
pull up to remove the cover
2 Pull upon the side of the battery pack
closest to the power button.
Installing AA Batter!”
Instead of the battery pack (page 3), you
can use alkaline, MW, or lithium AA
Inhoducttm
batteries This is useful when you are on
the trail and cannot charge the battery
pack Use NIMH or Inhiunr battenesfor
best results
1 Turn the Drnrig oountepclockwrse, and
pull up to remove the cover
2 Insert three AA hattenes, observing
polarity
3 Replace the battery cover, and turn the
[>an clockwrse
Calibrating the Compass
NOTE: You must willie the electronic
compass outdoors Do not send near
objects that influence magnetic fields,
suo‘i as cars, buildings, or werhead
power lines
The items has a 3-axis electronic
compass You should calibrate the
compass alter niovmg long distances
experiencing temperature changes or
dianging the batteries
1 From the compass, select MENU
2 Select Calibrate Compass > Start
3 Follow the onscreen Instructions
GPS Satellite Signals
After you turn on the device, it
automatically begins searching for
satellites. The GPS page appears while
the unit is gtahenng satellite signals and
acquiring a lix, which should take only a
few minutes While the device is getting
satellite Signals, the status shows as
Acquiring Satellites
Waypoints
Waypnints are. locations ynu record and
store in the device Waypoints can mark
where you are, where you are going, or
where you have been You can add details
about the location, such as name,
elevation, and depth
You can add a gpx file that contains
Waypoints by translemng the file to the
GPX folder
Croatlng a Waypolnt
You can save your current location as a
waypomt
1 Hold MARK
Waypoints
2 If necessary, oharige the name or
other data
3 Select OK
Navigation
Find Menu
You can use the find menu to searm for
waypoints. cities. and coordinates, You
can download and naVIgate to photos,
tracks, and geocaches, Additional
categories appear it you have optional,
compatible detailed maps loaded on the
device When you open a category, the list
contains Items near your current location
or the map pointer (fl active)
Navigating to a Destination
1 Select FIND
2 Select a utegory
3 Select a destination
4 Select 60 To
Your route appears Is a magenta line
on the map
5 Navrgate using the map (page 6) or
compass (page 6).
Navlgatlng with the Compass
When navigahng to a destination, A points
to your destinanon, regardless of the
direction you are mowing
1 Begin navigating to a destination
(page 6)
2 Select PAGE to open the compass
3 Tum uril A poms toward the top of
the oornpass, and continue mowing in
that direction to the mstmation
Navlgating witti the Map
1 Begin navigating to a desnnation
(page b).
2 eoiea PAGE to open the map
A blue triangle represents your
location on the map M you travel, the
blue triangle moves and leaves a tradi
log (trail)
3 Complete one or more actions
- Use the arrow keys to view
different areas
. Select IN and OUT to zoom In and
out ol the map
stoppliig Navlgatlon
1 From the map or compass, swrpe up
from the bottom of the screen
Navigation
2 Seletx Stop Navigation
Navigating Using TracBaclr'
While navigating, you can navigate back to
the beginning of your track This can be
helpful when finding your way back to your
campsne, the trail head, or the dock
1 Select NAV > Navigate Track,
2 Select the track
3 Select the porni to navigate to.
4 Navigate using the map or the
compass
BirdsEye Imagery
You can download and View detailed
satellite imagery on your deviae Ming
Garmin BaseCamp" software and a
Birdsz imagery subsciwon Go to
garrnin oomlbirdseye and gurrln com
Ibasecamp for more intimation.
Your device may include a meryear
BirdsEye imagery subscnpticli This
subscription is not available in all areas or
lot all devtoe models
Device Information
Support and Updates
Garmin Express" (www garrnin oom
/express) provides easy access to these
services for Garmin devices
- Product registration
- Produta manuals
- Software rmdales
- Map, chan, or oourse updates
Gettiru the Owner’s Manual
The owners manual includes instructions
rer usiig device features and amusing
regulatory information.
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