User manual GARMIN GEKO 201

[. . . ] Geko 201 TM Personal Navigator ® owner's manual and reference guide © Copyright 2003 Garmin Ltd. Unit 5, The Quadrangle, Abbey Park Industrial Estate, Romsey, SO51 9DL, U. K. 886/2. 2642. 9199 Fax 886/2. 2642. 9099 Except as expressly provided herein, no part of this manual may be reproduced, copied, transmitted, disseminated, downloaded or stored in any storage medium, for any purpose without the express prior written consent of Garmin. Garmin hereby grants permission to download a single copy of this manual and of any revision to this manual onto a hard drive or other electronic storage medium to be viewed and to print one copy of this manual or of any revision hereto, provided that such electronic or printed copy of this manual or revision must contain the complete text of this copyright notice and provided further that any unauthorized commercial distribution of this manual or any revision hereto is strictly prohibited. [. . . ] When the display shows 99%, the most recent track points will start overwriting the earliest track points. Thus, in order to avoid losing any track points, you should save the track log before it reaches 99% of memory usage. To clear the current track log: 1. From the `MENU' Page, press the UP or DOWN Button to highlight `TRACKS' and press the OK Button to display the `TRACK LOG' Page. Highlight `CLEAR' and press the OK Button to display the confirmation window asking `DO YOU REALLY WANT TO CLEAR THE TRACK LOG?' 3. Use the UP or DOWN Button to highlight `YES' and press the OK Button to clear the current track log. 16 To save a track for navigation later: 1. From the `MENU' Page, press the UP or DOWN Button to highlight `TRACKS' and then press the OK Button to display the `TRACK LOG' Page. Press the UP or DOWN Button to highlight `SAVE' and press the OK Button to display the track log. Press the UP or DOWN Button to pick a `begin' point and press the OK Button to save that point. Press the UP or DOWN Button to pick an `end' point and press the OK Button to save that point and display the saved track. The track is now saved and is in the `SAVED TRACKS' list on the `TRACK LOG' Page. From this page, press the UP or DOWN Button to highlight: · The saved track name and then press the OK Button to rename the saved track. · `DELETE' and then press the OK Button to delete this track. · `NAVIGATE' and then press the OK Button to begin navigation from either point. Menu Page Tracks To rename a saved track log: 1. From the `MENU' Page, highlight `TRACKS' and press the OK Button to display the `TRACK LOG' Page. Press the UP or DOWN Button to highlight a saved track and press the OK Button to display the track on a map. Press the UP or DOWN Button (as needed) to highlight the default name at the top of the map and then press the OK Button to display the `EDIT TRACK NAME' Page. On the `EDIT TRACK NAME' Page, pressing the DOWN Button will move the highlight to the next place in the name field. When the desired place is highlighted, press the OK Button to activate the drop-down alphanumeric list. (Continued on Page 18) NOTE: Saving a Track Log does not remove those points from the active memory. 17 Menu Page (Continued from Page 17) 5. Press the UP or DOWN Button, to highlight the correct character and press the OK Button to accept that character. Tracks 6. Continue until the name is entered correctly, then highlight `OK' at the bottom of the screen and press the OK Button to save the new name. To delete a saved track: Track on Map Page 1. From the `TRACK LOG' Page, press the UP or DOWN Button to highlight the track that you want to delete from the `SAVED TRACKS' list and press the OK Button to display the saved track. [. . . ] The optional PC Interface Cable allows you to connect your Geko 201 to a computer's serial port. Green 36 White Black A Accessories 35 Advanced Skyview 2 Arrival Time 8, 10 Auto Zoom On/Off 5 Average Moving 10 Speed 8 Clear Track Log 5­6 Contrast 3 Contrast Setup 26 Course 10 Index D Data Fields Arrival Time 10 Average Speed 8 Bearing 8, 10 Changing 8 Date 8 Elevation 8 Final Distance 10 Heading 8 Location 8, 10 Max Speed 8, 10 Speed 8 Time 8 Time To Go 8, 10 Trip Odometer 8, 10 Trip Time 10 Data Field Options 8 Date/Time 8 Daylight Savings Time 25 Delete all Waypoints 13 Delete a Waypoint 14 Destination Final 10 Next 10 B Backlight 3, 26 Batteries 32, 34, v Battery Save Mode 32 Battery usage icon v Beacon Receiver Setup 30 Bearing 8, 10 Buttons DOWN vi OK vi PAGE vi POWER vi UP vi Display Page 26 Distance Final 10 Next 10 DOWN Button vi E Edit Location 12 Elevation 8 ETA Final 10 Next 10 ETE Next 10 F FCC Compliance Statement iv Final ETA 10 ETE 10 Final Destination 10 Final Distance 8, 10 C Cautions iii Change Data Fields 8 Daylight Savings 25 Time format 24 Time Zone 24 37 Index G Games Geko Smak 22 Memory Race 22 Nibbons 23 Virtua Maze 23 Games Page 22­23 GARMIN 30 GARMIN DGPS 30 Geko Smak 22 Global Positioning System ii GOTO 6, 14 Goto Line 5 GPS Mode 32 Light Timeout 26 Location 8, 10 M Main Pages 1 Map Page 4 Menu Page 11 Navigation Page 7 Satellite Page 2 Trip Computer Page 9 Map Datums 27­28 Map Page 4 Map Setup 5 Mark Location 11 Mark Page 11­12 Max Speed 8, 10 Measure Distance 5 Memory Race 22 Menu Page 11 Moving Average 10 Time 10 Moving Average 10 Distance 10 ETA 10 ETE 10 Nibbons 23 NMEA 34 NMEA OUT 30 NONE 30 North Reference 28 O Odometer Trip 8, 10 Off Course 10 OK Button vi Orient Map 5 Output Settings 30 Overall Speed 10 Owner Information 33 H Heading 8, 10 P PAGE Button vi PanTrack 6 Pan Track Log 5 Position Format 27 POWER Button vi Projecting a Waypoint 15 I Input Settings 30 Installing Batteries v Interface Page 30, 31 N Navigation Page 7­8 Options 7 Nearest waypoints 13 Next Destination 10 L LAT/LON 10 R Registration i Review Waypoint Page 14 38 Routes Page 19 RTCM/NMEA 30 RTCM/TEXT 30 RTCM IN 30 T TEXT OUT 30 Time Moving 10 Of Day 10 Stopped 10 Total 10 Time/Date 8 Time Page 24­25 Time To Go 8, 10 Time Zone 24 Total Time 10 To Course 10 Tracks Page 16 Track Logs 6 Trip Computer Page 9 Trip Odometer 8, 10 Trip Time 10 Turn 10 Index View the Selected Waypoint 14 Virtua Maze 23 S Satellite Page 2 Select a Waypoint 13 Settings Input 30 Output 30 Setup Page 24 Skyview, Advanced 2 Software License Agreement iv Specifications 34 Speed 8, 10 Maximum 10 Overall 10 Vertical 10 Stopped Time 10 Stop Navigation 5 Sunrise 10 Sunset 10 System Page 32, 33 Battery Type 32 GPS Mode 32 Languages 33 Owner Info 33 W WAAS 2 Warnings iii Waypoints Page 13­15 Waypoints Show/Hide 5 U Units of Measure 28 Units Page 27 UP Button vi UTC offset field 24 V Velocity Made Good 10 Vertical Speed 10 View Nearest waypoints 13 39 Warranty Limited Warranty This Garmin product is warranted to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for one year from the date of purchase. Within this period, Garmin will at its sole option, repair or replace any components that fail in normal use. Such repairs or replacement will be made at no charge to the customer for parts or labor, provided that the customer shall be responsible for any transportation cost. This warranty does not cover failures due to abuse, misuse, accident or unauthorized alteration or repairs. [. . . ]