Garmin 02100 LOW POWER TRANSMITTER (2400-2483.5 MHz) User Manual

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O$+*76HULHVQuick Start ManualJanuary 2013 190-01552-01_01 Printed in TaiwanDRAFT

Introduction WARNINGSee the Important Safety and ProductInformation guide in the product box forproduct warnings and other importantinformation.Getting StartedWhen using your device the first time, youshould complete these tasks to set up thedevice and get to know the basic features.1Install the batteries (page 3).2Turn on the device (page 5).3Register the device (page 11).4Acquire satellites (page 5).5Select to view the status page(page 9).6Mark a waypoint (page 6).7Navigate to a destination (page 8).Device OverviewÀCamera lens (VRPHPRGHOV only)Á Power keyÂBattery cover D-ringÃUser key (page 11)ÄmicroSD™ card slot (under battery door)ÅMini-USB port (under weather cap)Battery Information WARNINGThe temperature rating for the device mayexceed the usable range of somebatteries. Alkaline batteries can rupture athigh temperatures.2DRAFT

Do not use a sharp object to removebatteries. CAUTIONContact your local waste disposaldepartment to properly recycle thebatteries.NOTICEAlkaline batteries lose a significantamount of their capacity as thetemperature decreases. Therefore, uselithium batteries when operating thedevice in below freezing conditions.Installing the NiMH Battery PackThe device operates using the optionalNiMH battery pack (VRPHPRGHOV only) ortwo AA batteries (page 4).1Turn the D-ring counter-clockwise,and pull up to remove the cover.2Locate the battery pack À that camein the product box.3Insert the battery pack, observingpolarity.4Gently press the battery pack intoplace.5Replace the battery cover, and turnthe D-ring clockwise.Charging the Battery PackNOTICETo prevent corrosion, thoroughly dry themini-USB port, the weather cap, and thesurrounding area before charging orconnecting to a computer.Do not attempt to use the device tocharge a battery that was not provided byGarmin®. Attempting to charge a batterythat was not provided by Garmin candamage the device and void the warranty.3DRAFT

Before you can connect the straightconnector of the USB cable to yourdevice, you may have to remove optionalmount accessories.NOTE: The battery will not charge whenoutside the temperature range of 32 to122°F (0 to 50°C).You can charge the battery using astandard wall outlet or a USB port on yourcomputer.1Pull up the weather cap À from themini-USB port Á.2Plug the small end of the USB cableinto the mini-USB port.3Plug the USB end of the cable into theAC adapter or a computer USB port.4Plug the AC adapter into a standardwall outlet.When you connect the device to apower source, the device turns on.5Charge the battery completely.Installing AA BatteriesInstead of the optional NiMH battery pack(page 3), you can use two alkaline, NiMH,or lithium batteries. This is useful whenyou are on the trail and cannot charge theNiMH battery pack. Use NiMH or lithiumbatteries for best results.NOTE: Standard alkaline batteries are notrecommended for the O$+*7 modelswhen using the camera feature.1Turn the D-ring counter-clockwise,and pull up to remove the cover.2Insert two AA batteries, observingpolarity.4DRAFT

3Replace the battery cover, and turnthe D-ring clockwise.4Hold .5Select Setup > System > AA BatteryType.6Select Alkaline, Lithium, orRechargeable NiMH.Turning On the DeviceHold .Acquiring Satellites Signals andRecording a TrackBefore you can use the GPS navigationfeatures, such as recording a track, youmust acquire satellite signals. The devicemay need a clear view of the sky toacquire satellite signals.For more information about GPS, go to www.garmin.com/aboutGPS.1Hold .2Wait while the device locatessatellites.When turns green, your devicehas acquired satellite signals. Thetime and date are set automaticallybased on the GPS position.3Walk around to record a track(page 7).4Select an option:•Select Map to view your track onthe map.• Select Compass to view thecompass and customizable datafields.• Select Trip Computer to viewyour current speed, distance, andother helpful statistics.Main Menu5DRAFT

ÀStatus barÁCurrent time and dateÂApplication iconsÃApplication drawerUsing the Touchscreen• Tap the screen to select an item.•Drag or swipe your finger across thescreen to pan or scroll the screen.• Pinch two fingers together to zoomout.• Spread two fingers to zoom in.• Make each touchscreen selection aseparate action.• Select to save your changes andclose the page.• Select to close the page and returnto the previous page.• Select to return to the previouspage.• Hold to return to the main menu.• Select to view specific menu itemsfor the page you are viewing.WaypointsWaypoints are locations you record andstore in the device.Creating a WaypointYou can save your current location as awaypoint.1Select the user key.The default function of the user keymarks a waypoint.2If necessary, select a field to makechanges to the waypoint.3Select Save.Where To? MenuYou can use the Where To? menu to finda destination to navigate to. Not all WhereTo? categories are available in all areasand maps.Finding a Location by Name1Select Where To? > Waypoints > > Spell Search.2Enter the name or part of the name.3Select .6DRAFT

Finding a Location Near AnotherLocation1Select Where To? > > SearchNear.2Select an option.3Select a location.TracksA track is a recording of your path. Thetrack log contains information aboutpoints along the recorded path, includingtime, location, and elevation for eachpoint.Customizing Your Track LogYou can customize how your devicedisplays and records tracks.1Select Setup > Tracks > Track Log.2Select Record, Do Not Show orRecord, Show On Map.If you select Record, Show On Map,a line on the map indicates your track.Do Not Record disables tracklogging.3Select Record Method.4Select an option:• To record tracks at a variable ratethat creates an optimumrepresentation of your tracks,select Auto.• To record tracks at a specifieddistance, select Distance.• To record tracks at a specifiedtime, select Time.5Select Interval.6Complete an action:• If you selected Auto for theRecord Method, select an optionto record tracks more or less often.NOTE: Using the Most Ofteninterval provides the most trackdetail, but fills up the devicememory quicker.• If you selected Distance or Timefor the Record Method, enter avalue, and select .Navigating Using TracBack®While navigating, you can navigate backto the beginning of your track. This can behelpful when finding your way back tocamp or the trail head.7DRAFT

1Select Track Manager > CurrentTrack > View Map > TracBack.The map displays your route with amagenta line, start point, and endpoint.2Navigate using the map or thecompass.Stopping NavigationFrom the map or compass, select > Stop Navigation.Navigating to a Destination1Select Where To?.2Select a category.3Select a destination.4Select Go.The map opens with your routemarked with a magenta line.5Navigate using the map (page 8) orcompass (page 8).Navigating with the Map1Begin navigating to a destination(page 8).2Select Map.A blue triangle represents yourlocation on the map. As you travel, theblue triangle moves and leaves a tracklog (trail). You can change how thetrack log appears on the map(page 7).3Complete one or more actions:• Drag the map to view differentareas.• Select and to zoom in andout of the map.• Select a location on the map(represented by a pin), and selectthe information bar at the top ofthe screen to view informationabout the selected location.Navigating with the CompassWhen navigating to a destination, pointsto your destination, regardless of thedirection you are moving.1Begin navigating to a destination(page 8).2Select Compass.3Turn until points toward the top ofthe compass, and continue moving inthat direction to the destination.8DRAFT

Camera and PhotosYou can take photos with the O$+*7PRGHOV. When you take a photo, thegeographic location is automaticallysaved in the photo information. You cannavigate to the location.Taking a Photo1Select Camera.2Turn the device horizontally orvertically to change the orientation ofthe photo.3If necessary, select to turn on theflash.You can select Auto to use the flashonly when the camera detects a lowlight scene.4If necessary, use two fingers on thetouchscreen to zoom in or out(page 6).5Hold to focus and hold the devicestill.A white frame appears on the screen.The device focuses on the objectinside of the frame. When the photo isin focus, the frame turns green.6Release to take a photo.Downloading Geocaches1Connect your device to a computerusing the USB cable.2Go to www.opencaching.com.3If necessary, create an account.4Sign in.5Follow the on-screen instructions tofind and download geocaches to yourdevice.Customizing the DeviceAdjusting the Backlight BrightnessExtensive use of screen backlighting cansignificantly reduce battery life. You canadjust the backlight brightness tomaximize the battery life.NOTE: The backlight brightness may belimited when the battery is low.1Select .2Use the slider to adjust the backlightlevel.The device may feel warm when thebacklight setting is high.9DRAFT