User manual BUSHNELL ONIX 350 QUICK GUIDE

[. . . ] GPS RECEIVER Quick Start Guide Model # 363500 English Lit # 98-1246/08-08 Warnings and Notices GPS System & Map Data Accuracy Notice: The Global Positioning System (GPS) is operated by the government of the United States, which is solely responsible for its accuracy and maintenance. The system is subject to changes which could affect the accuracy and performance of all GPS equipment. All map data sources contain some level of inaccuracies or incomplete data. Bushnell strives to provide the most recent map information at a reasonable cost. [. . . ] Several options are available on the Almanac page: · With the top box (above the moon phase graphic) selected, press the RIGHT key to see location options (Fig. To see the data for your current location, select "Where I Am". Or, move your cursor on the MAP page anywhere you like, and select "Cursor" on the Almanac page to see the data for that location. Other options include selecting a waypoint you stored earlier, a POI, any geographic location (latitude/longitude), etc. Fig 16. Almanac Page (Location Options) 15 eXPloring the Pages : almanac / eleVation · Press the HOT button to open a ToolBox with three options (Fig. 18): Fishing Chart-highlight this and press OK (a checkmark will appear) if you want the animal activity level chart to be relevant for fish. Hunting Chart-select and check this if you prefer the activity graph to indicated mammal activity levels. Set Timezone-select this and press OK to temporarily jump to the "Time" options on the SET page (24 hr or AM/PM format, daylight savings, etc). Fig 18. Almanac Chart: HOT Button · To change the date (for example, if you want to see the solunar data and predicted activity level for a day in the future), press the DOWN key to select the date box. Now you can press the LEFT or RIGHT keys to go back or move ahead to a different date. Or, press OK to get a popup one month calender, then use the 4way keypad to select a date and press OK. Pressing the "-" or "+" buttons when the calender is displayed will change it to a past or future month. · Press the DOWN key to select the "time period" box just above the graph, then press either the OK button or RIGHT key to toggle between displaying an animal/fish activity chart for One Day (Fig. 19) (just the currently displayed date in the box above the time period) or for a One Month period of time. Note: The green area that will appear shows the correction to the activity graph based on SoLunar Edge Technology. This technology incorporates local pressure and temperature variations that affect animal/fish behavior during that part of the day. A red line indicates the selected day (One Month mode) or current time (One Day mode). Fig 19. Almanac Chart: Time Period=1 Day * For more information on patented Solunar Edge technology and Speedtech Instruments products, visit www. Speedtech. com The ELEVATION Page Fig 20. Elevation Page The Elevation page uses data from the internal altimeter to display elevation related information, including your current location's elevation, the maximum elevation reached on your trail, and the ascended total distance in feet or meters (Fig. You can view the elevation history for any of your previously stored trails or the current one you're on. A graph at the bottom of the screen shows how your elevation has changed over time (up to 24 hours), or over distance traveled on a trail. "A" and "B" markers may be placed on the graph to easily compare the elevation differences between two points of distance or time on the trail. [. . . ] Disconnecting the unit prior to completion of download will result in incomplete data download and loss of data. After a download, the unit must be powered off and then powered back on for it to recognize the data. Unit does not detect GPS satellites 1. Unit does not have unobstructed view of the sky Unit "freezes" or "locks up"unable to turn off normally Downloaded photos or maps are not found or cannot be used 1. USB cable was disconnected or power was shut off before download was completed 2. [. . . ]