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6. MAIN MENU: Settings Menu (... cont)
6.13 Calibrate Compass
(GPS MAP → MAIN MENU → Settings →
Calibrate Compass)
Ideally you should calibrate your compass
before every trip to get the most accurate
bearings.
When the ‘Calibration Required’ prompt
is displayed at the bottom of the COMPASS
screen, go to the Settings menu and select
Calibrate Compass. Follow the on-screen
instructions. Press Cancel to return to the
SETTINGS MENU.
Note: This screen may also be accessed from
the COMPASS screen.
1) Hold GPS level
2) Press Start
3) Turn device around in TWO full circles (720
degrees)
4) Press Stop when completed turning or
Cancel to quit.
An on-screen message ‘Keep turning’ is
replaced with ‘Completed. Press Stop’.
Note: When in motion it is better to use the
GPS compass over the electronic compass.
The GPS compass requires forward motion
to provide a heading; it will not work when
static. See GPS Settings (section 7.09) to
control when the GPS compass overrides the
electronic compass at a preset speed: 'GPS
Used as Heading at'.
Calibrating on a bike
The electronic compass is affected when
brought into proximity with metal objects.
This means that once the GPS unit has been
mounted onto the handlebars of a bike, it
should be re-calibrated.
To do this follow the instructions exactly as you
would if the unit were in your hands. When
asked to turn the compass in two full circles
(720°), you should pick up the bike with the
unit and rotate it as indicated.
When subsequently removed and used for
walking, a further recalibration is required.
It should also be re-calibrated when a different
battery type is inserted, due to the varying
metal content from one battery type to the next.
Calibrate Compass
- Option 1
Calibrate Compass
- Option 2
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