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Owner’s Manual

Colorado Series
™

all-terrain GPS navigator

© 2007 Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries
Garmin International, Inc.
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application is covered by patent 6,691,032 and US and foreign patents pending.
Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.
October 2007	

Part Number 190-00751-00 Rev. A	

Printed in Taiwan

Introduction

Introduction
This manual includes information for the following
products:
•
•
•
•

Colorado 300
Colorado 400i
Colorado 400c
Colorado 400t

Manual Conventions

When you are instructed to select something, highlight
the item using the Rock ‘n Roller™, and press the
ENTER key on the Rock ‘n Roller to complete the
selection.
The small arrows (>) used in the text indicate that you
should select a series of items.

For example, if you see “select Shortcuts > Others
> Calculator” press the Shortcuts soft key, and
using the Rock ‘n Roller, select Others, then select
Calculator.

Product Registration

Help us better support you by completing our online
registration today! Connect to our Web site at
http://my.garmin.com. Keep the original sales receipt,
or a photocopy, in a safe place.

Contact Garmin

Contact Garmin if you have any questions while using
your Colorado. In the USA contact Garmin Product
Support by phone: (913) 397-8200 or (800) 800-1020,
Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM Central Time; or go to
www.garmin.com/support.
In Europe, contact Garmin (Europe) Ltd. at +44 (0)
870.8501241 (outside the UK) or 0808 2380000
(within the UK).

Warning: See the Important Safety and Product Information guide in the product box for product warnings
and other important information.
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Introduction

Colorado Series Features
400i

400c

Optional Accessories

Features

300

World Base
Map

Yes
(DEM*)

U.S. Inland
Lakes
Mapping

Optional

Yes

Optional

Optional

U.S.
Bluechart
Mapping

Optional

Optional

Yes

Optional

U.S. TOPO
Mapping

Optional

Optional

Optional

Yes

Yes
Yes
(Satellite) (Satellite)

400t
Yes
(DEM*)

For a list of available accessories and maps for use
with the Colorado, refer to the Garmin Web site:
www.garmin.com.

* Digital Elevation Model
	

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Note: Additional, optional maps are available
for the Colorado.

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Table of Contents

Introduction........................................................ i
Manual Conventions............................................ i
Product Registration............................................ i
Contact Garmin.................................................... i
Colorado Series Features................................... ii
Optional Accessories.......................................... ii

Getting Started.................................................. 1

Colorado Overview.............................................. 1
Installing the Batteries........................................ 2
Turning the Colorado On and Off....................... 2
Using the Rock ‘n Roller™................................. 3
Operating the Colorado...................................... 3
System Status / Backlight Adjustment.............. 4
Scrolling............................................................... 4
Entering Text........................................................ 5

Basic Operation................................................ 6

Using Shortcuts................................................... 6
Profiles................................................................. 6
Creating and Using Waypoints.......................... 7
Navigating to a Destination................................ 8

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Applications.................................................... 10

Map Page............................................................ 10
Geocaching........................................................ 11
Compass Page................................................... 13
Elevation Plot..................................................... 14
Trip Computer.................................................... 15
Wherigo™.......................................................... 15
Tracks................................................................. 16
Others................................................................. 17
Share Wirelessly................................................ 17
Image Viewer..................................................... 18
3D View............................................................... 18
Calendar............................................................. 18
Sun and Moon.................................................... 19
Hunt and Fish.................................................... 19
Route Planner.................................................... 20
Active Route...................................................... 21
Waypoint Manager............................................. 21
Alarm Clock....................................................... 22
Calculator........................................................... 22
Stopwatch.......................................................... 23
Satellite Page..................................................... 24
Profile Change................................................... 25
Area Calculation................................................ 25
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Customizing the Colorado............................. 26

System Setup..................................................... 26
Display Setup..................................................... 27
Shortcuts............................................................ 27
Profile Change................................................... 28
Map Setup.......................................................... 28
Tracks Setup...................................................... 29
Routing Setup.................................................... 30
Marine Setup Page............................................ 30
Setting Time....................................................... 31
Units Setup........................................................ 31
Position Format Setup...................................... 32
Heading Setup................................................... 32
Altimeter Setup.................................................. 32
Calibration.......................................................... 33
Fitness Setup..................................................... 33

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Appendix......................................................... 34

Specifications.................................................... 34
Connecting Your Colorado to a Computer...... 35
Data Management.............................................. 37
Attaching the Carabiner.................................... 38
Software License Agreement........................... 39
Declaration of Conformity (DoC)..................... 39

Index................................................................ 40

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Getting Started

Getting Started

Colorado Overview
Rock ‘n Roller™
Left soft key

Power key
(backlight)
Right soft key

USB mini-B jack
(under weather cap)

External GPS
antenna connector
(under weather cap)

Battery cover

Mounting spine

Latch

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Getting Started

Installing the Batteries

The Colorado operates on two AA batteries (not
included). You can use alkaline, NiMH, or lithium
batteries.
To install the batteries:

1.	 Remove the battery
cover by lifting the
latch and sliding the
cover off the back of
the Colorado.
2.	 Insert the batteries,
observing the
diagram molded
into the battery
compartment.
3.	 Replace the battery
cover by sliding
it back onto the
Colorado and
fastening the latch.
	

	

Battery cover
Latch

Turning the Colorado On and Off
To turn the Colorado on:

	 Press and hold the Power key until the
Garmin logo appears on the Colorado.

To turn the Colorado off:
	 Press and hold the

Power key.

The first time you turn the Colorado on, the GPS
receiver must collect satellite data and establish its
current location.
	

Note: To receive satellite signals, you must be
outdoors and have a clear view of the sky.

When you turn the Colorado on for the first time, the
Colorado sequences through several setup screens:
language selection, time zone, and daylight saving time
mode. For complete information on initial Colorado
setup, see the Colorado Series Quick Start Guide.
Battery compartment

Note: Remove batteries when you do not plan
to use the Colorado for several months. Stored
data is not lost when batteries are removed.
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Using the Rock ‘n Roller™

When searching for and selecting different functions on
the Colorado, use the Rock ‘n Roller.
• The Rock ‘n Roller rotates clockwise and
counter-clockwise, and can be used to move
through the lists on any of the Colorado screens
and to zoom in or out on the map.
ENTER key

Operating the Colorado

Power key—press and hold the Power key to turn
the Colorado on or off. Press quickly and release to
access the System Status page.
Select—highlight an area on the screen with the
Rock ‘n Roller and press ENTER to make a selection.
Soft keys—the Left soft key and the Right soft key are
used to access specific functions that appear on the soft
key labels.
Restore Defaults—factory settings that are saved in
the memory of the Colorado. If you customize the
settings on the Colorado, you can revert to the factory
settings by choosing Restore Defaults.
Right soft key

• Highlight options and pan the map by pressing
up, down, left, or right.
• To select a highlighted item, press the ENTER
key in the center of the Rock ‘n Roller.

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Soft key label



Getting Started

System Status/Backlight
Adjustment

Scrolling

In addition to adjusting the backlight on the Colorado,
the System Status page is a quick way to check the
time, day, date, battery level, and GPS signal strength.
To adjust the backlight level:

1.	 Press and quickly release the Power key.
2.	 Rotate the Rock ‘n Roller clockwise or counterclockwise to increase or decrease the backlight.
3.	 Select Back to return to the previous page.

When moving through a list to select applications,
options, or locations, rotate the Rock ‘n Roller to the
preferred item. If a list is longer than the page can
display, scroll indicators appear at the top and the
bottom of the page, indicating that more selections are
available.
Scroll
indicator

Time, day,
and date
Scroll
indicator

Battery level
GPS signal
strength

Backlight
level

Scroll Indicators

System Status Page

	

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Entering Text

When entering text, rotate the Rock ‘n Roller to select
from a list of applicable characters. Selected characters
are displayed above the list.

Selected
characters

To add or edit information:

1.	 On the Text Entry page, rotate the Rock ‘n
Roller to the character. Press ENTER to select
the character. For spaces between words or
numbers, select _ (underscore).
2.	 Select Done when text entry is complete.
3.	 Select Cancel to end information entry without
saving and return to the previous page.

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Basic Operation

Basic Operation
Applications you typically use on the Colorado are
accessed from Shortcuts. Whether using the map
or compass, marking a waypoint, or setting up the
Colorado, Shortcuts is the starting point.

Using Shortcuts

To access the Shortcuts menu, press the Right soft
key any time it is labeled Shortcuts and rotate the
Rock ‘n Roller to view the available applications. The
applications that are not in Shortcuts can be accessed
through Others.
	

	

Note: For complete information on Shortcuts,
see page 27.

Shortcuts Menu

Profiles

Profiles are a collection of settings that allow you
to optimize your Colorado from one type of use to
another, such as moving from recreational use to
automotive. Because the Colorado can be used for a
variety of GPS functions, saving specific profiles for
different functionalities allows you to quickly move
from one type of activity to another. It also allows you
to easily share your Colorado with another user.

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Setting up Profiles

The Colorado comes preloaded with five default
profiles: Recreational, Geocaching, Automotive,
Marine, and Fitness. You can also create your own
profiles. See pages 25 and 28.

Creating and Using Waypoints

Waypoints are locations you record and store in the
Colorado that you might want to return to later or share
with other users. You can mark waypoints at any time
on the Colorado.
To mark a waypoint:

1.	 From Shortcuts, rotate the Rock ‘n Roller and
select Mark Waypoint. The new page shows
that the waypoint was successfully saved. A
default, three-digit number is assigned to the
new waypoint (your current location).

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Mark Waypoint on Shortcuts

2.	 To edit the new waypoint, highlight Edit and
press ENTER. Highlight Done and press ENTER
to save the changes. Highlight Cancel to delete
the waypoint.
	

Note: Press and hold ENTER to quickly mark a
new waypoint.



Basic Operation

Navigating to a Destination

You can navigate to a destination with the Colorado
either by using the Where To? menu or by choosing a
point on the map.

Navigating from the Where To? Menu

The Where To? menu provides several categories you
can use to search for and navigate to destinations.

3.	 Select a point. A green circle containing the word
Go appears at the bottom of the page.
4.	 Press ENTER to begin navigating to the selected
point.

The Where To? menu categories may include:
Recent Finds—shows a list of the items you have
searched for or gone to recently.
Waypoints—a list of waypoints stored on the Colorado
(see page 7).
Tracks—a list of tracks on your Colorado (see page
29).
Geocaches—a list of downloaded geocaches (requires
downloading from www.geocaching.com).

Where To? on Shortcuts

To access the Where To? menu:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Where To?.
2.	 Select the preferred search category.
	

Routes—a list of routes stored on the Colorado (see
pages 20 and 30) .
All POI (Points of Interest)—if supported by the
preloaded or optional mapping, various Points of
Interest categories may be listed.

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Where To? Search Options
By default, Where To? searches near your current
location, but you can configure it to search near another
location.
To do a Search Near:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Where To?.
2.	 Select Options > Search Near.
3.	 Highlight and select the type of search.
4.	 Navigate to the selected location.

Navigating from the Map Page

You can use the preloaded or optional mapping on the
Colorado to navigate directly to a destination.
To navigate to a point on the map:

1.	 On the Map page, use the Rock ‘n Roller to
move the pointer to a preferred location and
press ENTER. A green circle containing the word
Go appears at the bottom of the page.
2.	 To start navigating to the point, press ENTER.

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Begin Navigating Page

Stop Navigation
on Shortcuts

Stop Navigation

When navigating to a waypoint or to other destinations,
the Stop Navigation icon appears in the Shortcuts
menu. Select Stop Navigation at any time to stop
navigation. This option is only available when you are
navigating.



Applications

Applications

Zoom scale

Map Page

To access the Map page select Shortcuts > Map.
To zoom in and out on the Map page:

1.	 Rotate the Rock ‘n Roller clockwise to zoom in.
2.	 Rotate the Rock ‘n Roller counter-clockwise to
zoom out.
Zoom In View

Zoom Out View

To pan across the map:

1	 To start panning, press up, down, left, and right
on the Rock ‘n Roller to move the pointer on the
map.
2.	 Select Done to stop panning.

To review a point on the map:

Map Page with Data Fields

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1.	 When the pointer is on a location you want to
review, press ENTER. Detailed information about
the selected point appears.
2.	 Select Back when finished.
3.	 Select Done to stop panning.
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To show or hide data fields:

1.	 To show the data fields on the Map page, select
Options > Show Data Fields.
2.	 To hide the data fields, select Options > Hide
Data Fields.

To change the data fields:

1.	 Select Options > Change Data Fields.
2.	 Use the Rock ‘n Roller to select the data field to
change.
3.	 Press ENTER to change the selected field. Scroll
through the list of data field options (examples:
Odometer, Pointer, Speed, Temperature - Air,
Trip Odometer, and so forth) and press ENTER
to change the field.
	

Note: For Map setup information,
see pages 28–29.

Geocaching

Geocaching is a high-tech version of treasure
hunting. Geocachers seek hidden treasures using GPS
coordinates posted on the Internet by those hiding the
geocache. Using your Colorado, you can search the
backwoods or urban streets to find the hiding spot of
the geocache.
The first step in using your Colorado to hunt and find
geocaches is to download a geocache from
www.geocaching.com. The Colorado is supported
by the site, and after registering, you can download
geocaches directly to your Colorado.
	

Note: Downloading geocache locations to your
Colorado requires installing the Garmin plug-in.

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Applications

To access a downloaded geocache:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Geocaches
(unless Geocaches is currently on your
Shortcuts menu).
2.	 Highlight the preferred geocache and press
ENTER.
3.	 Begin navigation to the geocache.
4.	 For a complete geocache description, full-screen
compass, or full-screen map, select Options.

Geocache Page

Geocache
Description Page

	

Note: Use the Options menu on the Geocache
description page to access hints for geocaches.

	

Note: For more information on geocaching,
visit www.geocaching.com.

Geocache List Page

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Applications

Compass Page

During active navigation, the Compass page guides
you to your destination with a graphic compass display
using a pointer.
Pointer

Calibrating the Compass

You must calibrate the electronic compass outdoors.
When you calibrate the compass, hold the Colorado
level and do not stand near objects that influence
magnetic fields, such as cars, buildings, or overhead
power lines.
To calibrate the electronic compass:

The compass
ring moves to
indicate North
orientation.
Compass Page

Data fields show information such as current speed,
distance to the next point on the route, and estimated
arrival time.

1.	 From the Compass page, select Options >
Calibrate Compass.
2.	 Press ENTER to start the calibration, and follow
the on-screen directions.
	

Note: Calibrate the compass after moving large
distances, experiencing temperature changes, or
changing the batteries.

The compass ring indicates your heading, and the
pointer tells you what direction you should be headed
to reach your destination.

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Elevation Plot

The Elevation Plot page shows you elevation changes
over distance or time, or pressure changes over time.
You can change the data fields at the top of the page to
show various elevation and pressure-related data.

View Elevation Plot or View Pressure Plot—view a
plot of elevation changes that occur over a set distance
or view changes in the barometric pressure for a set
period of time.
Change Data Fields—select the type of data you want
to show in the data fields.
Reset—reset the elevation data and the maximum
elevation data.
To adjust the zoom levels:

Elevation Plot Page

The Elevation Plot page options include:
Plot Over Time or Plot Over Distance—view
changes over a set period of time or over a set distance.

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• To adjust the distance or time scale (along
the bottom), press left on the Rock ‘n Roller
to zoom in and press right on the Rock ‘n
Roller to zoom out.
• To adjust the elevation scale or pressure
(along the left), press down on the Rock ‘n
Roller to zoom in and press up on the Rock
‘n Roller to zoom out.

To review data at any point:

	 Rotate the Rock ‘n Roller counter-clockwise to
move backward on the plot chart and clockwise
to move forward.
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Trip Computer

The Trip Computer page provides a variety of useful
travel data when using your Colorado. Set in either
Automotive Mode or Recreational Mode, the Trip
Computer indicates your current speed, average speed,
maximum speed, trip odometer, and other helpful
statistics.

Automotive Mode or Recreational Mode—the
Automotive Mode page is designed for driving and the
Recreational Mode is for pedestrian travel.

Trip Computer Options

Customize the trip computer page by choosing from
the following data options.
Reset—record new data for each trip. The Reset page
has options for resetting trip computer data.
Big Numbers/Small Numbers—view fewer/more
fields with larger/smaller numbers.
Change Data Fields—select the type of data you want
to show in the data fields.
Restore Defaults—return the data fields to factory
settings.

Trip Computer
Recreational Page

Trip Computer
Automotive Page

Wherigo™

Wherigo (pronounced “where I go”) is a toolset for
creating and playing location-based adventures in the
real world. As you use your Colorado to guide you
to a physical location, you can take and use virtual
items, interact with characters, and solve puzzles. The
Wherigo experience combines physical and virtual

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Applications

elements, overlaying engaging story lines onto a realworld background. You can build and play an exciting
adventure game or other innovative activities.
To access the Wherigo tutorial:

1.	 Select  Shortcuts > Others > Wherigo >
Wherigo Tutorial.
2.	 Read the description and select Play.
3.	 Follow the on-screen instructions.
	

Note: For complete information on Wherigo
and additional cartridges, visit www.wherigo.com.

Tracks

The track log starts recording as soon as the Colorado
gets a location fix. Additional tracks can be archived
from your current track and shared with other users.
To use Tracks, select Shortcuts > Where To? >
Tracks.
To archive your current track:

1.	 Select Current Track.
2.	 Select Options > Archive.
3.	 Follow the on-screen instructions.

To clear your current track:
1.	 Select Current Track.
2.	 Select Options > Archive.

Archived or loaded tracks are listed on the Tracks page.
You can view the tracks on the map, view elevation
profiles, or navigate the track.

Wherigo Tutorial Page
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Others

Applications not on the Shortcuts menu are accessible
through Others. The following applications are found
in Others on most of the default Profile settings on the
Colorado.
	

Note: When an application is added to
Shortcuts it is removed from Others.

Others on
Shortcuts

Share Wirelessly

The Colorado can wirelessly share waypoints, routes,
tracks, and geocaches with another Colorado.
To share wirelessly with another Colorado:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Share Wirelessly.
2.	 Select Send or Receive.
3.	 Select the type of information to send or receive
and press ENTER.
4.	 When Send appears at the bottom of the
page, press ENTER. If receiving, the Colorado
searches for another Colorado. A message
appears when the transmission is successful.

Others Page

Share Wirelessly Options
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Applications

Image Viewer

The Colorado is equipped with an image viewer.
To view images on the Colorado:

1.	 Insert an SD card in the SD card slot. See 	
page 36 for instructions on inserting an SD card.
2.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Image Viewer.
3.	 Move through the images by rotating the	
Rock ‘n Roller.
4.	 To pan an image, press the Rock ‘n Roller.
5.	 If zooming is an option, rotate the Rock ‘n
Roller to zoom in or out.

Calendar

The calendar shows sunrise time, sunset time, and the
phases of the moon on each date.
To view the Calendar:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Calendar.
2.	 Rotate the Rock ‘n Roller clockwise or counterclockwise to move through the dates.
3.	 To return to the current date, select Options >
Use Current Date.

3D View

The Colorado 400t has the capability to display a 3D
view. All other Colorado models require DEM (digital
elevation model) data that can be found in some
Garmin topographic cartography.
To show a 3D view:

1.	 Make sure you have detailed DEM data on the
loaded map.
2.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > 3D View.
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Calendar Page

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Sun and Moon

The Sun and Moon page shows sunrise, sunset,
moonrise, and moonset times for specified dates, times,
and locations.
• To view sun and moon locations select
Shortcuts > Others > Sun and Moon.
• To view the sun and moon times on a different
date, scroll to the preferred date.
• To see the sun and moon positions in the sky,
select Options > Show Position in Sky.
• Use the Rock ‘n Roller to adjust the time of day.

Sun and Moon Page

Sun and Moon
Positions Page

Hunt and Fish

An almanac provides the predicted best times for
hunting and fishing on a chosen date.
To view hunting and fishing predictions:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Hunt and Fish.
The current date is highlighted on the calendar.
2.	 To view the predictions for a different date,
scroll through the calendar by using the Rock ‘n
Roller to find the preferred date.
3.	 Select Options to view almanac data at a
different location.

Hunt and Fish Page

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Applications

Route Planner

You can plan and create a specific route to navigate
using your Colorado.
Turn-by-Turn Routes—requires routable cartography
and provides along-the-road guidance to a destination.

7.	 To change, review, move down, insert, or remove
a point, highlight a preferred point and press
ENTER.
8.	 To reverse a route, remove all routes, or view a
route on the map, highlight a preferred route and
select Options.

Point-to-Point Routes—provides straight-line
guidance to each successive point in the route and does
not require special cartography.
To create a new route:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Route Planner.
2.	 Highlight and select .
3.	 Select  to select a starting
point.
4.	 Select a recent find, waypoint, or point of interest
and press ENTER.
5.	 A page for the selected point appears with a
green circle containing the word Use at the
bottom of the page. Press ENTER to use the
point.
6.	 Select the next point by repeating steps 1–5.
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Route Planner Selected Point Page

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Active Route

While actively navigating, you can view your progress
along a route.
To view your active route:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Active Route.
2.	 Your current route is shown.
3.	 Select the preferred point or turn for additional
details.

Waypoint Manager

You can edit waypoints to change the symbol, name,
comment, location, elevation, and depth.
To edit a waypoint:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Waypoint
Manager (if reviewing a waypoint, select
Options > Edit Waypoint).
2.	 Highlight the waypoint to edit and press ENTER.
3.	 Make changes by highlighting and selecting the
attribute to change.
4.	 Follow the on-screen directions to enter text.

To delete a waypoint:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Waypoint
Manager.
2.	 Highlight and select the waypoint to delete.
3.	 Select Options > Delete Waypoint.
Point-to-Point
Active Route

	

Turn-by-Turn
Active Route

Note: The appearance of your active route
page varies depending on your along road routing
preference.

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Applications

Alarm Clock

You can set the Colorado to automatically turn on at a
specified time.
To set the alarm clock:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Alarm Clock.
2.	 To set the time for the Colorado to turn on,
highlight and select Set Time.
3.	 To turn the alarm on, highlight and select Turn
Alarm On. If turning the alarm off, select Turn
Alarm Off. A page appears with the time the
Colorado will turn on and the option to turn the
Colorado off.
4.	 Rotate the Rock ‘n Roller clockwise or
counter-clockwise to set the specified time and
select Done. A page appears with the time the
Colorado will turn on and the option to turn the
Colorado off.

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Set Alarm Page

Calculator

The Colorado has a standard calculator and a scientific
calculator, operable in radians or degrees. Select
Options for your preferred usage.

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Stopwatch

The Colorado includes a stopwatch with a lap timer.
The stopwatch can record the lap time based on
distance or on a button press.
To use the Stopwatch:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Stopwatch.
2.	 Highlight Start and press ENTER.
3.	 Highlight Stop and press ENTER to stop.

To time a lap by distance or button press:

Stopwatch Page

1.	 Select Options.
2.	 Select Lap by Distance or Lap by Button and
press ENTER.

To set lap distance:

1.	 Select Options.
2.	 Highlight the distance unit to set and press
ENTER.
3.	 Enter the distance and select Done.

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Applications

Satellite Page

The Satellite page shows the GPS accuracy, satellite
locations, satellite signal strength, the current location,
and GPS elevation.
To access the Satellite page, select Shortcuts > Others
> Satellite.
To set up Satellite page options:

1.	 Select Options.
2.	 To turn GPS off/on, select Use With GPS Off/
On.
3.	 To switch between Track Up and North Up,
select Track Up/North Up (bulls-eye track
indicator).
4.	 To set your current location using the map, select
Set Location On Map.
5.	 To have the Colorado autolocate your position
select Autolocate Position (only available if
satellites are not located).

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GPS
accuracy
Location in
latitude and
longitude

Satellite
positions
GPS
elevation

Satellite
strength
Satellite Page

The blue bars on the Satellite page indicate that the
Colorado has “locked” on a satellite. White bars
indicate that the Colorado is still collecting ephemeris
data.
	

Note: Ephemeris is data used for precise
correction of orbit parameters and time for each
satellite.

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Profile Change

The Colorado is preset with five default profiles:
Recreational, Geocaching, Automotive, Marine, and
Fitness.
To access Profile Change:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Profile Change.
The list of Profiles appears.
2.	 Highlight and select the preferred Profile to
change to and press ENTER.
	

Area Calculation

The Colorado can calculate the size of a specific area.
To calculate the size of an area:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Others > Area Calculation.
2.	 Press ENTER to start, and walk around the
perimeter of the area you want to calculate.
3.	 Press Stop when finished.
4.	 To change the measuring units, select Options >
Change Units.

Note: For complete information on Profile
Change see pages 6–7 and 28.

Area Calculation Start Page

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Customizing the Colorado

Customizing the Colorado
To change the settings on your Colorado:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Setup.
2.	 Rotate the Rock ‘n Roller to highlight and select
the application to change.

Language—set the text language on the Colorado.
Tones—turn the tones on or off.
Serial Interface—set the serial interface to either
Garmin Serial or NMEA In/Out.
Battery Type—select the type of battery you are using
(Alkaline, NiMH, or Lithium).
	

Note: System setup options include restoring
default settings, viewing the software version on
the Colorado, and Advanced NMEA Setup.

Setup on Shortcuts

System Setup

To change the system setting select Shortcuts > Setup
> System.
GPS—set the unit to operate in Normal, WAAS, or
Demo Mode.
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Setup List

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Display Setup

To remove an application from Shortcuts:

Backlight Timeout—sets the backlight to stay on
when it is turned on, or to turn off after a selected
period of time has elapsed.

3.	 Select Remove.

To change the screen settings select Shortcuts > Setup
> Display.

Background—sets the screen background. Choose
from different preloaded images or load your own.
Soft Key Label Color—sets the color of the soft key
labels.

Shortcuts

As you use the Colorado to geocache, navigate, or
fish, you may find there are some applications you use
frequently and others not at all. You can add or remove
these applications from the Shortcuts menu.
To add an application to Shortcuts:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Setup > Shortcuts.
2.	 Select the application to remove.

Shortcuts setup options:

• Select Shortcuts > Setup > Shortcuts >
Options.
• To change the position of the application on
Shortcuts select Move Up/Move Down.
• To clear all applications from Shortcuts select
Clear All.
• To include all applications in Shortcuts select
Include All.
• To restore default settings, select Restore
Defaults.

	

Note: You can set the Colorado to use a
traditional page loop instead of the Shortcuts
menu to access the applications.

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Setup > Shortcuts.
2.	 Scroll to the bottom of the page and select . Highlight the preferred application from
the list and press ENTER.
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Profile Change

The different applications applied to each profile are
accessible on the Shortcuts menu.
To change to a different profile, see page 25.
To edit a profile:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Setup > Profile Change.
2.	 Highlight and select the profile to edit.
3.	 Select Options to move a profile, edit the name,
or delete the profile.

To add a new profile:

1.	 Select Shortcuts > Setup > Profile Change.
2.	 Select Options > Setup Profiles.
3.	 Select . A name is
automatically assigned to the new profile. Your
current settings are saved to your new profile.
4.	 Highlight the new profile name and press
ENTER to edit the name and settings.

Select Profile Change
from the Setup List

	

Profile Setup Page

Note: When accessing the Profiles list, the
highlighted profile name is the profile currently in
use.

Map Setup

To customize the Map page settings select Shortcuts >
Setup > Map.
Orientation—sets how the map is shown on the page.
North Up always shows north at the top of the page.
Track Up shows your current track toward the

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top of the page. Automotive Mode is a perspective
map for use while driving.

Go To Line—sets the map on either a Bearing or a
Course.

Tracks Setup

Tracks creates an electronic bread crumb trail or “track
log” on the Map page as you travel. The track log
contains information about points along its path.
To customize the Tracks settings select Shortcuts >
Setup > Tracks.
Track Log—turn the Track log on or off.
Automotive Mode on the Map Page

Detail—selects the degree of map detail shown.
Decreasing detail levels will improve map drawing
time.
Auto Zoom—automatically selects the appropriate
zoom level for optimal use.
Lock On Road—locks the current position pointer
to show on the nearest road, compensating for
variances in map position accuracy (requires routable
cartography).

Record Method—sets the Track recording method.
Select Distance, Time, or Auto. If your record method
is time or distance, you can manually set the specific
time or distance interval.
Interval—sets the Track Interval, ranging from Most
Often to Least Often.
Show On Map—turns the Tracks map display on or off.
	

Note: To clear the Active Track log, select
Shortcuts > Setup > Tracks > Options > Clear
Current Track.

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Routing Setup

To customize your routing preferences select Shortcuts
> Setup > Routing.
Guidance Method—sets the Colorado to calculate
routes with Off Road (a direct line to your destination),
On Road For Time (the fastest time), and On Road
For Distance (shortest distance but longer time and
requires routable cartography).
Calculate Routes for—calculates routes for the type
of transportation used on the route.
Avoid—allows you to avoid certain road types and
maneuvers on your route.
Off Road Transitions—set to Auto, Manual, or by
Distance.

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Marine Setup Page

To access the Marine Setup page select Shortcuts >
Setup > Marine. Follow the on-screen instructions to
input distances.
Anchor Drag Alarm—sets an alarm to sound when
you drift more than a specified distance.
Off Course Alarm—sets an alarm to sound when you
are a set distance off course.
Deep Water Alarm—sets an alarm to sound when you
enter an area of water that is too deep.
Shallow Water Alarm—sets an alarm to sound when
you enter an area that is too shallow.
Marine Chart—turn Marine Colors, Spot Soundings,
Light Sectors, and Symbol Set (Auto, Garmin,
NOAA, or International) on or off.

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Setting Time

Units Setup

Time Format—sets 12- or 24-hour format.

Distance/Speed—sets the units of measurement used
to show your speed and the distance traveled.

To access the Time Setup page select Shortcuts >
Setup > Time.
Time Zone—set the time zone for your location.
Daylight Saving Time—select Yes to use Daylight
Saving Time, No to ignore it, or Automatic to set it
automatically.

To access the Units Setup page select Shortcuts >
Setup > Units.

Elevation (Vert. Speed)—sets the unit of measurement
(Feet (ft/min), Meters (m/min), or Meters (m/sec))
used to show your elevation and rate of ascent or
descent.
Depth—sets the unit of measurement (Feet, Fathoms,
or Meters) used to show water depth (requires a
connection to other devices or marine chart data).
Temperature—sets the unit of measurement
(Fahrenheit or Celsius) used to show temperature.
Pressure—sets the unit of measurement (Inches,
Millibars, or Hectopascals) used to show pressure.

Set Time Zone Page

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Position Format Setup

The Position Format Setup page allows you to set your
position format, map datum, and map spheroid. Unless
you have a working knowledge of the position format
or grid for your map, it is recommended that you use
the default settings.
To access the Position Format Setup page select
Shortcuts > Setup > Position Format.

Heading Setup

To access the Heading Setup page select Shortcuts >
Setup > Heading.
	

Note: Unless you have a working knowledge
of headings and North referencing, it is
recommended that you use the default settings.

Display—sets the units (Cardinal Letters, Degrees, or
Mils) used to show your heading.

Altimeter Setup

The Altimeter Setup page allows you to set up the
altimeter to self-calibrate each time you turn the
Colorado on, to function as a barometer, and to
continually save pressure trend data.
To set up the altimeter select Shortcuts > Setup >
Altimeter.
Auto Calibration—when turned on, elevation is
calibrated by the GPS elevation on the Colorado.
Barometer Mode—select Variable Elevation
(used when moving) or Fixed Elevation (used when
stationary, allowing the Altimeter to function as a
standard barometer).
Pressure Trending—select Save Always to record
pressure data every 15 minutes, even when the
Colorado is turned off. Select Save When Power On
to record data only when the Colorado is turned on.

North Reference—provides headings based on a true,
magnetic, grid, or specific user value north reference.

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Calibration

You can calibrate the altimeter and compass from the
Calibration page.
Calibrate the altimeter by entering information or
letting the Colorado determine the elevation and
pressure. The Colorado relies on barometric pressure
to determine elevation, and the pressure at any given
elevation can fluctuate. You must know the elevation
(from a map point or other reliable data) or the pressure
(calibrated to sea level) for your current location.
Calibrate the compass by following the on-screen
directions.
To calibrate the altimeter select Shortcuts >
Setup > Calibration > Altimeter.

1.	 If you know the elevation, select Yes and enter
the information. Select No if you do not know the
elevation.
2.	 If you know the pressure select Yes. Select No if
you do not know the pressure.
3.	 A “Calibration Completed” or “Calibration
Failed“ message appears after calibration is
completed.

Fitness Setup

To connect an optional Garmin Heart Rate Monitor or
Garmin Bike Cadence Sensor to your Colorado, select
Shortcuts > Setup > Fitness.
Heart Rate Monitor—to use the Colorado with a heart
rate monitor, select On. Select Off when not in use.
Search for a Heart Rate Monitor—selecting this
automatically begins a search for a Garmin Heart
Rate Monitor and the message “Searching” appears.
A “Connected” message appears when the Colorado
connects to a Garmin Heart Rate Monitor.
Bike Cadence Sensor—to use the Colorado with a bike
cadence sensor, select On. Select Off when not in use.
Search for a Bike Cadence Sensor—selecting this
automatically begins a search for a Garmin Bike
Cadence sensor and the message “Searching” appears.
A “Connected” message appears when the Colorado
connects to a Garmin Bike Cadence sensor.
	

Note: To determine if you are connected
to another Colorado, move away from other
Colorado units, sensors, or monitors.

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Appendix

Appendix

Compass:	

Specifications

Altimeter:	

Physical

*

Size:	

5.5" H x 2.4" W x 1.4" D (14 x 6.1 x 3.6 centimeters)

Accuracy: +/- 2 degrees (+/- 5 degrees extreme
Northern/Southern latitudes)*, resolution:
1 degree
Accuracy: +/- 10 feet*, resolution: 1 foot	
Range -2,000 to 30,000 feet

Subject to proper user calibration.

Weight:	5.9 ounces (167.26 grams) without batteries installed.

Power

Display:	1.53" x 2.55" backlit color TFT display (240 x 400
pixels) backlit.

Battery Life:	 Up to 16 hours

Case:	 Rugged, metal-plated, waterproof to IPX7
Temp Range:	From -4oF to 158oF (from -20oC to 70oC)*
*The temperature rating of the Colorado may exceed the usable range of some
batteries. Some batteries can rupture at high temperatures.

Performance
Receiver:	

12 channel WAAS enabled/High sensitivity

Source:	

Two AA batteries (alkaline, NiMH, or lithium)

Accuracy
GPS:	

< 33 feet (10 meters) 95% typical*

*Subject to accuracy degradation to 100m 2DRMS under the U.S. DoD imposed
Selective Availability (SA) Program when activated.

DGPS:	 10–16 feet (3–5 meters) 95% typical*
*

WAAS accuracy in North America.

Velocity:	 0.1 meter/sec steady state

Acquisition Times:
< 1 second (warm start)
< 33 seconds (cold start)
< 36 seconds (autolocate)

Interfaces:	Garmin Proprietary serial, USB mass storage
device, NMEA 0183

Update Rate:	 1/second, continuous

Map Storage:	

Antenna:	

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Data Storage Life:	 Indefinite; no memory battery required
Internal or SD Card

Built-in Quad Helix

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Appendix

Connecting Your Colorado to a
Computer

You can connect the Colorado to your computer using
the supplied USB cable.
	

Note: Install the supplied Trip and Waypoint
Manager software on your computer before
connecting the USB cable. Follow the instructions
provided with the software.

To connect your Colorado to your
computer:

1.	 Lift the weather cap on the top of the Colorado
and insert the smaller connector on the USB
cable into the USB mini-B jack.
2.	 Connect the remaining cable end to an empty
USB port on your computer.

Information About USB Drivers
The USB drivers are automatically installed when you
install the Trip and Waypoint Manager software that
came with your Colorado. When you initially connect
the Colorado to a USB port, your computer might
prompt you to locate the destination of the drivers for

the device. You only need to install the drivers once.
After the drivers are installed, your computer always
detects your Colorado when it is connected. USB
drivers might be updated periodically. You can find
updates at www.garmin.com.

Transferring Tracks, Routes, or
Waypoints from the Colorado to Your
Computer

Tracks, routes, and waypoints saved on your Colorado
can be saved and viewed in the Trip and Waypoint
Manager software.
To transfer tracks, routes, or waypoints:

1.	 Ensure that Trip and Waypoint Manager is
installed on your computer and open.
2.	 Ensure that the Colorado is connected to the
computer with the USB cable and powered on.
3.	 Click Receive from Device on the Transfer
menu or click the Receive from Device icon at
the top of the screen.

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Appendix

Installing and Using�����
an ���
SD Card
����

The Colorado has an SD data card slot. You can
purchase an SD card programmed with detailed map
data.
To install or remove an SD card:

1.	 Remove the battery cover from the back of the
Colorado. See page 2.
2.	 To Install: Locate the card slot at the bottom of
the Colorado and push the card into place until it
clicks.
3.	 To Remove: Push in on the card and release it
quickly to eject it from the slot.
4.	 Replace the battery cover.
	

Note: In addition to map and data storage, the
SD card can be used to view images.
See page 18.

SD marking
on Colorado

SD card
slot

SD card

Inserting an SD Card into the Colorado

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Data Management

You can use the Colorado as a USB mass storage
device, and you can purchase a separate SD card for
additional external memory.
	

Note: The Colorado is not compatible with
Windows® 95, 98, Me, or NT. It is also not
compatible with Mac® OS 10.3 or earlier.

To delete a file:

	 Open the Garmin or SD card drive/volume.
Highlight the file and press the Delete key on
your computer keyboard.
	

Warning: When deleting files, be careful NOT
to delete pre-programmed map data. It is not
recoverable.

Loading and Deleting Files
To load a file onto the Colorado or SD card:

1.	 Remove the battery cover and insert an SD card.
2.	 Connect the USB cable to the Colorado and
computer.
3.	 Browse your computer for the files to copy.
Highlight the file and select Edit > Copy.
4.	 Open Garmin > GPX, Garmin > Profiles, or SD
card drive/volume. Select Edit > Paste.
6.	 Click Eject when finished transferring the file.

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Appendix

Attaching the Carabiner

For convenience, a carabiner clip comes with the
Colorado.

Carabiner clip

To attach the carabiner clip:

1.	 Position the carabiner clip in the slots on the
mounting spine of the Colorado.
2.	 Slide the clip up until it locks in place.
3.	 To remove the carabiner clip, lift the bottom of
the clip and gently push down on the carabiner
clip until it releases.

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Appendix

Software License Agreement

Declaration of Conformity (DoC)

Garmin grants you a limited license to use the software
embedded in this device (the “Software”) in binary executable
form in the normal operation of the product. Title, ownership
rights, and intellectual property rights in and to the Software
remain in Garmin.

To view the full Declaration of Conformity, see the
Garmin Web site for your Garmin product:
www.garmin.com/products/Colorado. Click Manuals,
and then select the Declaration of Conformity link.

BY USING THE COLORADO, YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND
BY THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE FOLLOWING
SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT. PLEASE READ THIS
AGREEMENT CAREFULLY.

Hereby, Garmin, declares that this Colorado is in
compliance with the essential requirements and other
relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

You acknowledge that the Software is the property of
Garmin and is protected under the United States of America
copyright laws and international copyright treaties. You further
acknowledge that the structure, organization, and code of the
Software are valuable trade secrets of Garmin and that the
Software in source code form remains a valuable trade secret
of Garmin. You agree not to decompile, disassemble, modify,
reverse assemble, reverse engineer, or reduce to human readable
form the Software or any part thereof or create any derivative
works based on the Software. You agree not to export or reexport the Software to any country in violation of the export
control laws of the United States of America.

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Index

Index
Symbols
3D view 18

A

air temperature 11
alarm clock 21
altimeter
auto calibration 32
calibration 33
setup 32
area calculation 25
automotive mode 29

B

background options 27
backlight adjustment 4
batteries
installing 2
type to use 2

C

calculator 22
calendar 18
calibration
altimeter 33
compass 33
40	

carabiner clip 38
Colorado
connecting to a
computer 35
customizing 26–32
deleting files 37
loading files 37
optional accessories ii
series features ii
turning on and off 2
compass calibration 13

G

D

declaration of conformity 39

heading setup 32
hunting predictions 19

E

I

elevation plot
options 14
plot over distance 14
plot over time 14
reviewing data 14
zoom levels 14
ephemeris 24

F

fishing predictions 19
fitness setup 33
bike cadence sensor 33
heart rate monitor 33

geocaches
downloading 12
sending and receiving 17
geocaching 11
GPS
accuracy 24
elevation 24
mode setup 26
turning on and off 24

N

navigating
from map page 9
stopping 9
Where To? 8

O

Others 17

P

language selection 26

page loop 27
position format 32
Power key 3
pressure trending 32
profiles
adding 28
changing 28
default profiles 7
editing 28
setting up 7

M

R

H

image viewer zooming 18

L

Map page
data fields 11
panning 10
zooming 10
marine setup 30
moonset times 19

receiving files 17
recent finds 8
Rock ‘n Roller
entering text 5
how to use 3

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routes
active routes 21
planning 20
point-to-point 21
sending and receiving 17
turn-by-turn 20–21

software license agreement 39
specifications 34
stopwatch 23
sunset times 19
system setup 26
System Status page 4

S

T

satellite
page options 24
signal strength 4
screen setup
background 27
backlight 27
soft key label color 27
scrolling 4
SD card
installing 36
using 36
SD card slot 36
sending files 17
Shortcuts
adding applications 27
definition 6
removing applications 27
setup options 27
soft key label 3
soft keys 3

temperature setup 31
text entry 5
time format 31
tones, changing 26
tracks
clearing active track log
29
sending and receiving 17
setting up 29
Trip and Waypoint Manager
transferring tracks 35
transferring waypoints 35
trip computer 15

W

waypoints
creating 7
deleting 21
editing 21
navigating 8
sending and receiving 17
Where To? 8
Wherigo 15–16

Z

zooming
image viewer 18
map page 10

U

units setup 31
USB drivers 35
USB mass storage
deleting files 37
loading files 37
USB mini-B jack 35

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For the latest free software updates (excluding map data) throughout the life of your
Garmin products, visit the Garmin Web site at www.garmin.com.

© 2007 Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries
Garmin International, Inc.
1200 East 151st Street, Olathe, Kansas 66062, USA
Garmin (Europe) Ltd.
Liberty House, Hounsdown Business Park, Southampton, Hampshire, SO40 9RB UK
Garmin Corporation
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