Bushnell 362000 GPS Receiver User Manual


 
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The user selected options are accessed by holding down
the PAGE view button for 2 seconds, then using the 5-way
button to select and conrm the desired option.
4. SET Page View
The SET page user options (Fig. 7) span two menu screens,
and include all the following:
User Proles (Fig. 8)-select to customize and set
various display options. You can save different sets of
screen congurations that are best suited to your different
activities.
To save a prole, select an activity from the list (hiking/
camping, etc), then press the right arrow to save your current
display conguration under that name. The checkmark
indicates the current active prole. One “custom” user
prole may bet setup and selected in addition to the other
ve pre-named proles for common activities.
GPS On-select “on” to navigate and locate GPS signal,
select “off” when using GPS indoors to extend battery life,
for example during basic setup operations.
WASS (Wide Area Augmentation System) On/Off-
turning WASS on will provide slightly better GPS accuracy
in the United States. As this signicantly decreases battery
life, you may want to keep it turned off for most normal
navigation activities.
Display (Fig.9)-allows adjustment of display contrast*,
and daytime or nighttime viewing mode (Night reverses
screen for improved viewing at night (Fig. 10)). Increasing
contrast* darkens text and images, decreasing contrast
lightens them.
Sound-allows selecting mute, volume control, key beep,
distance and warning sound.
COMPASS-display options (defaults are true north and
numerical degrees)
Time-sets time format: 12 or 24 hr, AM/PM, time zone,
daylight savings option.
Units-selecting distance units, speed and elevation, GPS
position format, and datum (default for North America is
WGS84-see the glossary for more info.)
SET Page-2 Menu screens
(press down arrow to see
items on second screen)
SET Page-User Profiles
Page View Details
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
* Note: the ONIX 200CR has a display “Brightness”
adjustment instead of “Contrast” as on the ONIX200