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1. 4 Select Brightness amp Volume 5 Select the Brightness slider to set the desired backlight brightness Using the Magellan eXplorist Setting Backlight Timer This option sets the time duration that the backlight will turn off if the displayed is not touched Touch the display to restore the backlight 1 With the receiver on and the Map screen displayed press the BACK button 2 Select the Tools icon at the bottom of the display 3 Select Settings 4 Select Brightness amp Volume 5 Select the Backlight Timer A drop down menu is displayed 6 Select the duration that the backlight will turn off when the display is not touched Dashboard The Dashboard is an optional navigation screen that can be used in conjunction with the Map screen There are eight different dashboard styles that can be selected See the chapter on the Dashboard screen for additional information Accessing the Dashboard 1 With the receiver on and the Map screen displayed press the BACK button 2 Select the Dashboard icon Note The icon displayed changes to reflect the type of dashboard being used Main Menu The Main Menu provides access to the Map screen waypoint tools track tools geocaches and route Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual tools The Main Menu is also provides access to the eXplorist tools and settings Accessing the Main Menu 1 With the receiver on and the Map screen displayed press th2. MAGELLAN D Sw MY GS DRIVE F 12 Magellan eXplorist Geocache Waypoints 10 Open the Geocaches folder in the MAGELLAN directory 11 Drag the GPX file GC1FGDZ gpx in this example to the Geocaches folder in your receiver 12 The geocache or geocaches are loaded in your receiver and can be found from the Geocaches menu option in the Main Menu You need to disconnect or reboot the receiver to exit the Connect to PC screen Geocache List Accessing the Geocache List ip 2 Press the BACK button while viewing the Map screen Select the Geocaches icon All the geocaches you have saved or loaded will be displayed as a list Sorting the Geocache List A O N gt ca a 4 Geocaches All Nearest All All All 2 15 pm A A Balboa Park l 103 mi 2 5 1 5 a SE E Balboa Park 103 mi 1 0 1 0 SE EA Organ Transp 103 mi 1 5 1 5 SE Access the Geocache list Press MENU Select Sort amp Search Using the drop down menus for each set the display filters for Status Type Size Terrain and Difficulty Select the Sort By drop down menu and select Nearest or Name Use the BACK button to return to the list of geocaches Go to a Geocache on the Geocache List 1 2 3 Access the Geocache list Select the Geocache you want to go to Press MENU Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual 4 5 Select Go The route is created and the Map screen display
3. 3 Select the Time Zone amp DST drop down menu and select Auto or Manual If Manual is selected you need to Select the Set Time Zone button and enter your present time zone Map Options Setting Map Orientation 7 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Map Options button 3 Select the Orientation drop down menu and select the reference used to define the top of the display Track Up Course Up or North Up Setting the Number of Map Fields 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Map Options button Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual 3 Select the Map Fields drop down menu and select how many data fields will be displayed on the map Defining Quick Info Details This sets what details will be displayed when the map is in pan mode and popup information is displayed 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Map Options button 3 Select the Quick Info drop down menu and select what will be displayed when popup information is displayed Toggling Position Destination Lines On Off 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Map Options button 3 Select the Position Destination Line drop down menu and select if the line will be displayed on the map when a route is active Toggling Origin Destination Lines On Off 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Map Options button 3 Select the Origin Destination Line drop down menu and select if the line will be displayed on the map when a route is activ
4. 7 Press the BACK button from the Map screen 2 Select the Tools icon at the bottom of the menu 3 Select Settings from the Tools Menu 4 The Settings Menu is displayed gk 9 02 pm A Settings 1 5 Settings Brightness and Volume Adjusting Brightness 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Brightness amp Volume button 3 Use the Brightness slider to increase or decrease the display intensity Setting the Backlight Timer The Backlight Timer turns the backlight off saving battery life if the display has not been touched in the time selected 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Brightness amp Volume button 3 Select the Backlight Timer drop down menu and select the duration that the backlight will remain on without a screen touch Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual Adjusting Volume 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Brightness amp Volume button 3 Highlight the Volume slider and use the joystick to increase or decrease the speaker volume Muting the Volume 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Brightness amp Volume button 3 Select the Mute button When checked the volume is muted Power Setting Active Suspend Timer This sets the duration that the receiver will remain on before going into active suspend mode if the screen hasn t been touched Active suspend puts the receiver in a power save mode but continues to record your track 71 Access the Setting
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7. Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Satellite button 3 Select the Back Icon to exit GPS Turning the GPS Receiver On Off 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the GPS button 3 Select the GPS drop down menu and select On or Off Navigation Setting Coordinate System 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Navigation button 3 Select the Coordinate System drop down menu and select the desired coordinate system Setting Coordinate Type 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Navigation button 3 Select the Coordinate Type drop down menu and select the desired measurement Setting Coordinate Accuracy 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Navigation button 3 Select the Coordinate Accuracy drop down menu and select the desired accuracy Setting Coordinate Datum 1 Access the Settings Menu 20 Magellan eXplorist Settings 2 Select the Navigation button 3 Select the Coordinate Datum drop down menu and select the desired datum Selecting North Reference 2 3 Access the Settings Menu Select the Navigation button Select the North Reference drop down menu and select the north reference Setting Altimeter Source 1 2 3 Access the Settings Menu Select the Navigation button Select the Altimeter drop down menu and select the desired source Memory This setting is used to view memory usage and provides access to memory tools Clear Memory from Dev
8. of measure Setting Speed Units of Measure 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Units button 3 Select the Speed drop down menu and select the desired units of measure Setting Elevation Units of Measure 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Units button Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual 3 Select the Elevation drop down menu and select the desired units of measure Setting Area Units of Measure 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Units button 3 Select the Area Units drop down menu and select the desired units of measure Tracks This setting sets the interval that track points will be saved Auto uses an internal formula that increases the number of track points saved during turns and decreases the number of points saved when travelling in a Straight line Setting Track Logging Mode 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select Tracks 3 Select the Logging Mode drop down menu and set the interval for recording track points Note if you select Time or Distance you will need to set the time or distance intervals from the additional drop down menu Alarms Toggling Arrival Alarm 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Alarms button 3 Select the Arrival drop down menu and select if the arrival alarm will sound when you have reached your destination Defining the Arrival Alarm 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Alarms button 3 Select the Arrival Distance dr
9. with the results of the search Editing a Saved Waypoint 7 Access the Waypoint list 2 Select the name of the waypoint to be edited 3 The Waypoint Description page is displayed Icon Select the waypoint icon to select a new icon Name Select the waypoint name and enter a new name using the keyboard Description Select the Description button Select the screen below the Description button Use the keyboard to enter a description for the waypoint Select the Back icon when done Location Select the Location button Select the Primary or Secondary coordinates fields Select the coordinated to be changed and use the keyboard to enter the new values Magellan eXplorist Waypoints Go to a Waypoint from the Waypoint Description 71 Access the Waypoint list 2 Select the name of the waypoint to be routed to 3 Press MENU 4 Select GO Viewing the Waypoint on the Map 7 Access the Waypoint list 2 Select the name of the waypoint to be viewed 3 The Waypoint Description page is displayed 4 Press MENU 5 Select View on map Waypoints and the Map Screen Waypoints can be viewed on the Map screen using the default icon or the icon you select while editing the waypoint Creating a Waypoint while Panning 1 7A J So GDB NODA Select the Map screen Use the joystick to move the cursor This will put the Map into Pan mode Keep using the joystick in the direction of the map you want to go to Using
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11. ame to open the geocache page The GPX eXchange File button is greyed out for non premium users Select the Send to GPS button Select the Magellan tab in the Send to GPS window The Send to GPS function first detects if you have the Magellan Communicator installed If not the message Magellan Communicator not found appears Select the click here link to install the Magellan Communicator The Magellan Communicator only needs to be installed the first time a connection is made between an internet browser and the receiver Click on the Download button The geocache selected is uploaded to your receiver and can be accessed from the Geocaches function of the Main Menu on your receiver The Magellan Communicator The Magellan Communicator is used to communicate between geocaching com and your Magellan GPS receiver You can install the plug in by using the steps above or by going to the Magellan web site as explained here Direct installation of the Magellan Communicator from www magellangps com 1 2 Go to www magellangps com and click on the Products tab Select Maps amp Software In the software section select Magellan Communicator On the Magellan Communicator page select the Download button Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual When the download is complete run the Magellan Communicator file to install the drivers If you get a Security Warning p
12. ars to indicate the level of difficulty 5 stars is the most difficult and 5 stars is the roughest terrain Select the Size marker to indicate the size of the cache To add a Hint or Description Select the Options Menu icon and select Add Hint or Add Description 10 When you have completed the entry for the geocache press MENU and select Save Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual 14 The Magellan eXplorist has a Tools Menu that gives you access to tools that you may find useful while using the receiver Additionally the Tools Menu provides access to the Settings Menu see the chapter on Settings for details which gives you the means to customize the eXplorist for your navigation requirements The Tools Menu Accessing the Tools Menu 7 From the Map screen press BACK 2 Select the Tools icon 3 The Tools Menu is displayed Settings Provides access to the Settings Menu which allows for customization of the receiver Accessing Receiver Settings 71 Access the Tools Menu 2 Select the Settings button See the chapter on Settings for details Track Summary Provides detailed statistics for the current active track Viewing Track Summary 7 Access the Tools Menu 2 Select the Track Summary button Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual Waypoint Projection A waypoint can also be created by entering the distance and heading for the waypoint from your current location Projecting a Waypoin
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16. d to be of the same type and should be defined in the Tools gt Power function in the receiver see Setting Battery Type Replacing the Batteries 71 Remove the battery door by raising the arm on the battery door lock and turning it counter clockwise for one quarter of a turn 2 Remove the battery door The battery door pivots from the bottom The pivot points will release when the top of the battery door is being raised 3 Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual 4 Replace the battery door by first aligning the pivot tabs at the bottom of the door with the receiver 5 Lower the battery door until it seats firmly against the receiver Note you may need to turn the battery door lock counter clockwise to allow the door to seat against the back of the receiver 6 Turn the battery door lock clockwise locking the door in place Setting the Battery Type You should set the battery type whenever you put in batteries of a different type Battery life indicators may not be accurate when using batteries that have not set in Battery Type 7 With the receiver on and the Map screen displayed press the BACK button 2 The Menu screen is displayed Use the joystick to highlight the Tools icon Press the joystick to Enter 3 Select Settings use the joystick to highlight Settings and press the joystick for Enter 4 Select Power 5 Select Battery Type A drop down menu is displayed Using the Magellan eXpl
17. e Toggling Track Lines On Off 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Map Options button 3 Select the Show Tracks drop down menu and select if track lines will be displayed Setting Geocache Waypoints Display Criteria 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Map Options button 3 Select the Geocache drop down menu and select what criteria will be used to select which geocache waypoints will be displayed on the map 18 Magellan eXplorist Settings Setting Waypoint Display Style 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Map Options button 3 Select the Waypoints drop down menu and select how waypoints will be shown on the map Icons Name and Icons or Off Selecting Current Location Icon When Smart Arrow is selected the current location icon will change color indicating how well you are on course to reach your destination 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Map Options button 3 Select the Current Location Icon drop down menu and select Smart Arrow or Standard Arrow Toggling Auto Zoom On Off Auto Zoom automatically sets the map scale to best display the active route 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Map Options button 3 Select the Auto Zoom drop down menu and select On or Off Units Units of Measure Setting Distance Units of Measure 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Units button 3 Select the Distance drop down menu and select the desired units
18. e BACK button Options Menu The Options Menu can be found on many screens in the lower right corner of the display This menu provides quick access to the most commonly used functions associated with the screen being displayed Options P Add Waypoint Q Search Nearby Y Start New Track 4 Track Summary Using the Magellan eXplorist The BACK Button The BACK button is used to access the previously viewed screen unless you are viewing the Map screen and then it is used to access the Main Menu Keyboard Entering text and numbers is done by the use of a displayed keyboard 8 53 am Waypoint name Accessing the different keyboard layouts is done by Selecting the left or right arrows Uppercase characters can also be used by Selecting the shift key Entering a space is done using the space bar key To backspace Select the backspace key To save the text entered Select the green accept button Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual The Map screen will be the screen you most commonly use and a good understanding of its workings will enhance your experience with the Magellan eXplorist The Map screen can be displayed in two modes Navigate and Pan In Navigate Mode your current location is displayed along with a graphical indication of where you ve travelled track and information about where you are going route In Pan Mode you can pan around the map looking for places to go or places to create a wa
19. ed Adding Editing Deleting a Field Note 1 2 3 4 5 Access the Geocache list Select a geocache from the list Press MENU Select Add a Field Note Edit My Last Log or Delete My Last Log Use the keyboard to add or edit the field note If you are deleting a field note you will need to confirm the deletion Go to a Geocache from the Geocache Description 1 Access the Geocache list 2 Select the name of the geocache to be routed to 3 Press MENU 4 Select Go Viewing the Geocache on the Map 1 Access the Geocache list 2 Select the name of the geocache to be viewed 3 The Geocache Description page is displayed 4 Press MENU 5 Select View on map The geocache is displayed with a projected route from your current position to the geocache Go to a Geocache While Viewing on the Map 1 Z 3 4 Access the Geocache list Select the name of the geocache to be routed to Press MENU Select Go The geocache is displayed with a projected route from your current position to the geocache 13 Magellan eXplorist Geocache Waypoints Adding a Geocache Saving Your Current Location as a Geocache ie 2 3 4 Qr Access the Geocache list Press MENU Select Add Geocache The receiver will calculate the average position for the geocache providing increased accuracy Select Done Select the Geocache Name to edit the name with the keyboard Select the Difficulty and Terrain st
20. ed that the receiver will automatically Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual go into Suspend Mode Press the Power button to exit Suspend Mode 1 With the receiver on and the Map screen displayed press the BACK button 2 Select the Tools icon at the bottom of the display 3 Select Settings 4 Select Power 5 Select Active Suspend Timer A drop down menu is displayed 6 Select the duration that the receiver will automatically go into suspend mode when the display is not touched Setting Power OFF Timer This option sets the time duration that the receiver will power off if the display is not touched Useful for times when you forget that you set the receiver in suspend or sleep mode 1 With the receiver on and the Map screen displayed press the BACK button 2 Select the Tools icon at the bottom of the display 3 Select Settings 4 Select Power 5 Select Power OFF Timer A drop down menu is displayed 6 Select the duration that the receiver will automatically power off when the display is not touched Setting Backlight Brightness The receiver backlight is one of the primary drains on the battery life Setting the brightness to about 40 and the backlight timer to 1 minute provides a good user experience as well as extends the battery life 1 With the receiver on and the Map screen displayed press the BACK button 2 Select the Tools icon at the bottom of the display 3 Select Settings
21. fl K mi W E i A W e iy jl MITAC Digital C The Magellan eXplorist is a navigation aid designed to assist you in arriving at your selected destination When using the Magellan eXplorist these safety rules must be followed to prevent accidents that can result in injury or death to yourself or others IN THE INTERESTS OF SAFETY DO NOT USE THIS NAVIGATION DEVICE WHILE DRIVING A VEHICLE Please do not try to change any settings on the Magellan eXplorist while driving Come to a complete stop or ask a passenger make any changes Taking your eyes off the road is dangerous and can result in an accident in which you or others could be injured USE GOOD JUDGEMENT This product is an excellent navigation aid but does not replace the need for careful orienteering and good judgement Never rely solely on one device for navigating USE CARE The Global Positioning System GPS is operated by the U S Government which is solely responsible for the accuracy and maintenance of the GPS network The accuracy of position fixes can be affected by the periodic adjustments to GPS satellites made by the U S government and is subject to change in accordance with the Department of Defence civil GPS user policy and the Federal Radionavigation Plan Accuracy can also be affected by poor satellite geometry and obstructions like buildings and large trees USE PROPER ACCESSORIES Use only Magellan cables and antennas the use of n
22. ice 1 2 3 4 Access the Settings Menu Select Memory Select the Clear Memory from Device button Confirm that you want to clear the devices waypoint geocache route memory Restoring Factory Defaults 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select Memory 3 Select the Restore Factory Default button 4 Confirm that you want to restore the factory defaults Connectivity Setting Receiver Connectivity 1 2 3 Access the Settings Menu Select Connectivity Select the Mode drop down menu and select the desired connectivity mode Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual Diagnostics Running the Audio Test 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select Diagnostics 3 Select the Audio Test button Running the Video Test 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select Diagnostics 3 Select the Video Test button Running the Keypad Test 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select Diagnostics 3 Select the Keypad Test button Language Selecting Language 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select Language 3 Select desired language to use 4 Confirm changing the language Product Information Viewing the Receiver Serial Number 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select Product Info 3 The serial number for the receiver is displayed at the top of the screen Viewing the SW Version EULA or Copyright Information 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Product Info button 3 Select Versions EULA or Copyright Info
23. ice meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations IC statement Operation is subject to the following two conditions This device may not cause interference This device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device IMPORTANT NOTE IC Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment End users must follow the specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure compliance This transmitter must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter The information provided in this document is subject to change without notice Improvements and enhancements to the product may occur without any formal notification Check the Magellan website www magellanGPS com for product updates and additional information Maximum normal use temperature is 66 C 2010 MiTAC International Corporation The Magellan logo Magellan and eXplorist are registered trademarks of MiTAC International Corporation 112 0025 001 A Using the Magellan eXplorist csccsssccnsscccenceceneneneeceneenenceneneenen A PYSTAUING NG Baner ICS iendre 1 R placing N AIC IN CS racic a eae ean E aids gen nets lene aah EREE EEEE EAEE 1 Setting the Battery Type c ccccssseccssecnsenencenesensnsnsenenenansnsanensanseenansesanessaansnsaessanseenanse
24. ienced radio TV technician for help This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation FCC Caution Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate this equipment IMPORTANT NOTE FCC Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment End users must follow the specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure compliance This transmitter must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other aerial or transmitter In order to maintain compliance with FCC regulations shielded cables must be used with this equipment Operation with non approved equipment or unshielded cables is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to the equipment without the approval of manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate this equipment Trade Name Model Number Tested To Comply With FCC Standards FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE The Magellan eXplorist must be installed and operated at a distance no closer then 8 inches 20 cm from the user This Class B digital dev
25. isplays a history of your travels when you are not routing to a destination Origin Destination Line Originally computed route from point of origin to your destination Route Line Computed multi leg route Point Destination Line Guidance from your current position to the destination Hiding Showing Active Track 1 Press the BACK button while viewing the Map screen 2 Select on the Tracks icon 3 Press the MENU button 4 Select Hide Active Track or Show Active Track Clearing Active Track 71 Press the BACK button while viewing the Map screen 2 Select on the Tracks icon 3 Press the MENU button 4 Select Clear Active Track Starting a New Track 71 Press the BACK button while viewing the Map screen 2 Select Start If a track is already being saved you will need to select the Save icon first 3 Confirm that you want to delete the current active track and start a new track This track can be paused restarted and saved to the receiver Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual Viewing Track Summary 1 Press the MENU button while viewing the Map screen 2 Select Track Summary 3 A summary of the current track is displayed Backtrack You can use the track of your current travels to navigate back to your point of departure by creating a Backtrack route This will provide you with the information needed to travel back to where you started following the same path used to get where
26. le data fields The data fields displayed are customizable see Customizing the Data Fields Data Only Screen sY 9 48 am i Satellite Accuracy No FF Stopped Time Moving Time 0s 0s Avg Speed 0 0 Mph Moving Avg 0 0 Mph Distance to End Time Travelled 103 mi 0 Avg Speed Accuracy 0 0 Mph os Heading Bearing 144 The Data Only Screen displays the most number of data fields available to be viewed at one time in the receiver Up to 12 customizable data fields can be viewed at one time The data fields displayed are customizable see Customizing the Data Fields Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual Customizing Data Fields Setting the Number of Fields Displayed 1 2 Access the Dashboard screen you want to change the number of displayed fields Press MENU Select Edit of Fields Not available on the Satellite Status screen The current number of fields being displayed is shown with an arrow above and below it Use the joystick up or down to change the number of fields to be displayed Note it stops increasing when it gets to the maximum number of fields available for the viewed dashboard screen The number of displayed fields can be set to 0 except for the Data Only screen which has a minimum of 1 Changing Displayed Data 1 Access the Dashboard screen you want to change the data displayed Press MENU Select Edit Nav Fields Not available on the Satellite Status
27. nd your destination black arrow The data fields at the top of the display are customizable see Customizing the Data Fields The graphic displayed that is used for the compass is customizable as well Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual Satellite Status Screen Satellite Excellen The Satellite Status screen displays a graphical representation of the satellites overhead in relation to you current location the center of the circle The color of the satellite graphics as well as the bar graph indicate the signal strength of the signals being received The numbers indicate the assigned satellite designation The data fields at the bottom of the display are customizable see Customizing the Data Fields Altimeter Screen Total Ascent Total Descent Net Change Length Time Speed The Altimeter Screen displays detailed elevation information using the GPS signal Use the left and right joystick to move the cursor to display information about that point To zoom in on a region move the cursor to the right end of the region you want to see Press the joystick and move the added cursor to the left end Press Zoom and to zoom in and out from the defined area Magellan eXplorist Dashboard Dashboard Screen 9 46 am Heart of San E 0 gt 4 K Tie Satellite Accuracy Stopped Time Moving Time Moving Avg Avg Speed The Dashboard Screen displays a small compass and up to eight customizab
28. nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 20 GPS aee E A EA A E A A E NE E ee ee E ee 20 Turning the GPS Receiver OG sare eae eee ee eee 20 INAVIG QUOI ENE E E E A E A E 20 Setting Coordinate System iccsssccsseccsscnsnescessccsnsecseseansnsnenensscssnseausnsausesaassansesseseausesusssansesensenaeess 20 Setting Coordinate Type ccsscccssccsseccsssnsnesenseccsnsenssneansesaesensecsunseausnsaseeasensansesusssauseseassansesansennenss 20 Setting Coordinate ACCUraCy ssssasssannannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nennen nnmnnn nnn 20 Setting Coordinate Datum s 2211215211112210110rnnnnnnnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnannannnnn nannan annann nananana 20 Selecting North FROVO CNC Oana secre ote ee deers sae ceed ce cee sen enedev eee este geese se aana aaa 21 Setting Altimeter SOU Sia ews ws nnana ananman a nananana 21 MEOT Y a E E A E EE E 21 Clear Memory from Device 11sccsscccnscceenccnensnscnuensanscseseansnsanseaecsanseausnsansesaessansesnessansesgansansnsanes 21 Restoring Factory Defaults canada ra cece aise neste cece cence ences co san acess ete cnece eapmeeeecs eee 21 CONNOCUVIY ee ee eee EE ee ee ee ee EEE EE eee 21 Setting Receiver CONMCCTIVICY 1 ccsssccsscnseeccnsensnnscsseseansesaensasecssnseauessausesaessanscsnsseansesassaeessansenanees 21 PADI OS IGS soren n A E E 21 Ru nping he AuUdIi POSE ess EEE EEE E AEAEE Eaa 21 FOUNTING Me VIGCO TOS erria EEEE EEE e EEEE ETE 21
29. nseensennnsanseanseansesnseunenaeenesennsnsussnnssnnsenesennsenass 5 CUSTOMIZING the Data Fields sinesadiianicataccrsaceonansnsnnsseshnniagestucenssunhuswenandentnaatadesnnksesabeoiaeunacsndadarivacedvens 5 Displaying a Compass on the Map Screen ssccsscccccccenccsnecnecneecesscensnsnssenssensesnsenesensenaseneseenenaes 5 Navio ON CINES cernar E A EEE 6 Hiding Showing Active Track a aca a wa esate eee eee tte ieee 6 Clearing Active FAC asc sce bce a ae nacido see cae op a edo eee eens teceeee aeeeeneeeaee 6 Starting a New Track aoe weccec abe ecc acon scepcesetcateccaeteseecontessercenscecrncebecce se ecoessesseencdesecoabheracecesesexedenseceue 6 Viewing Track Summary oi cect setae cen wen nae aes em neo een eeepc ennnen 6 BICK ACK araea EEEE ENEE 6 Creating a Backtrack Route i ss ssa co ses sence ce sees ees oo ces canes apace gees cceeccoeceweeneeaeeceeeeeceees 6 FeAl MHOUG E E T T I T E E P A A T 6 PAC COSSING FON MOUE araire E E E E O 6 Creating a Waypoint in Pan MOGC s1cccsscccsseccseccnensnnscnsensanscssnsensnsansenseceanseausnsansesaessansensnssansees 6 Dashboard Screens asssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 7 Displaying the Dashboard SCIeen 1 cc1ssccsscconnecnecsonnecsensensenennsnnensonsansonsensensensenensonnecsonsensensensenas 7 Changing the Dashboard SCPC aaa a src wea ee ene eve cc ances eres ese eeieevsse 7 COMB ASS SCPC saruman iniia a anniina ia aaa iaaa aaa iaa aaan a SaR 7 S
30. nusenssennsennseansennssenssenseeanes 19 Setting Area Units Of Measure 1 1cccsscccseccseccsncnuncnsscnuscnsnenessnnssnsenusenusenusenuseansennsennsenssenssenssnanes 19 TACKS reaa E E EEEE EE E pio A AEE EEE EEN 19 Setting Track Logging Mode iain sesso Se co hice cect acc enc ested eeepc saseee eae see eeneeecd 19 PAM ANAT S E EE E E E yoevscccrsuusubesunscausevivecusresrsaustuasessccvaewivstviveavacavastuevesaneuasecvariays 19 logging Arrival Alari aye season caus Eiaa VEEE DETERE EAEE AEDE ee eee 19 Defining the Arrival Alarm ose ose de ceca ee eee ee tee ase ese esr eee cee ee seen seca 19 Setting the Waypoint Proximity Alarm sccscccccccecnencnsnsnensnsnssnnsennsenueceuscnuscnssennsennsenssensensennsennses 20 INTO IVE IV OD C vississersestsrisoteoctsivainn conacunienuaauaancus riverine seudeatscaentuesivodiass ra duedendstnavsuiniistiuvintesimuemeessbustan engines 20 Selno Night Mod USE aaa essa sc ae wep see eee 20 SOV SUCK FUNCIONS oo aran E E A E ie E E E E E 20 Assigning Joystick Functions 11ccssccseccseccnnccnnnesncesessanssannsaensaensasnsseanseanecsnecenscsnscanseaessanssnsennnes 20 Eal 04 e E A AA NE EN E E N A A S EA A A E ET AA EAA A 20 Assigning Compass Graphic scsssccsecccnsencnneeneneneecssnsenseneausesnssanscsusseausesansenaensanscsesseansesgensansnsanes 20 Back GV OUIO ee E E E E E E E E EE A E E E 20 Salele E E E E E E E 20 Viewing the Satellite Status Screen o 000nn00nn0nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
31. on Magellan cables and antennas may severely degrade performance or damage the receiver and will void the warranty No part of this guide may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying and recording for any purpose other than the purchaser s personal use without the prior written permission of MiTAC Digital Corporation Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected e Consult the dealer or an exper
32. op down menu and select the distance from your destination that the arrival alarm will sound 19 Magellan eXplorist Settings Setting the Waypoint Proximity Alarm 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Alarms button 3 Select the Waypoint Proximity drop down menu and define the distance to a waypoint that an alarm will sound Night Mode Setting Night Mode Use 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select Night Mode 3 Select the desired option Auto On or Off Joystick Functions This defines what function will be accessed when pressing on the joystick while viewing the Map screen Assigning Joystick Functions 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select Joystick 3 Select Add Waypoint default or Display Dashboard Compass This defines what graphic will be used to display the compass on the Map screen Assigning Compass Graphic 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select Compass 3 Select the left and right arrows to set through the available compass graphics 4 Press the joystick to select the compass graphic Background This defines what graphic will be used as the background for the receiver Assigning Background Graphic 1 Access the Settings Menu Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual 2 Select the Background button 3 Select the left and right arrows to set through the available graphics 4 Press the joystick to select the Background Satellite Viewing the Satellite Status Screen 1
33. orist 6 Select the type of battery installed Alkaline Rechargeables or Lithium Use BACK button to return to the Menu screen 8 Select the Map icon to return to the Map screen Powering the Magellan eXplorist Turning the Receiver On The power button is recessed and requires that you hold it down for 2 seconds to prevent accidental power on 7 Press and hold the Power button top left of the receiver for 2 seconds Turning Receiver Off When turning the receiver off you have two options Suspend Sleep or Power OFF Suspend Turns off the receiver display but the GPS information will continue updating Also if you have an alarm set it will continue to alert you at the appropriate times Use the Power button to active the display while suspended Power OFF Shuts the receiver off completely 1 Press the Power button 2 Select Suspend or Power OFF A Warning Use caution when setting the receiver in Suspend mode The receiver will appear off but is still using battery power Be sure to turn the receiver off using Power OFF whenever not in use Conserving Power The Magellan eXplorist can be customized to extend the battery life of the AA batteries installed There are four functions Backlight Timer Brightness Active Suspend Mode and Power OFF Timer that can be set to help extend battery life Setting Active Suspend Timer This option sets the time duration that if the display is not touch
34. ption Chatswood Going Places 0 1 mi o A by Pyobeon GC2MA8G New South Wales Australia Upstanding Citizens of Chatswood by The 3 Investigators GC1TGZ3 New South Wales Australia Info D T Placed 9 02 04 2011 5 days ago Q 06 11 2009 6 days ago Q MAAZA 3 In the row indicated above with the red box click on the Send to GPS icon which opens the Send to GPS window 4 Select the Magellan tab in the Send to GPS window 5 The Send to GPS function first detects if you have the Magellan Communicator installed If not the message Magellan Communicator not found appears Select the click here link to install the Magellan Communicator The Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual e Send to GPS Garmin DeLorme Magellan AGELLAN Magellan Communicator found Having issues Please click here to install the latest version Magellan GPS found and ready for download Click Download to transfer geocache information to Magellan GPS Check Device Click here to learn more about the Magellan Communicator plug in If these buttons are greyed out check to see if your browser is requesting you to run Active X 11 Magellan eXplorist Geocache Waypoints Installing Geocaches with Send to GPS Detail Page 2 2 Go to www geocaching com on your browser Use the search tools on geocaching com to view a list of geocaches Click on the geocache n
35. ress Run to continue When the Installation Wizard is done installing the files select Finish to complete the installation Installing Geocaches Drag n Drop Users of geocaching com who are not premium members will have the GPX eXchange File button greyed out It is recommended that non premium members use the Send to GPS button but it is also possible to save the geocache as a LOC Geocache File Installing Geocaches with Drag n Drop 1 2 Go to www geocaching com on your browser Use the search tools on geocaching com to select a geocache to load Click on the GPX eXchange File button Files are saved to your computer with the filename lt GeocachelD gt gpx The Geocache ID can be found in the upper right corner of the web page describing the geocache A Save File dialog window will open on your computer Save the file to your computer The location of where the file is saved will depend on your browser and how you have it set up to save files Turn your receiver on and connect it to your PC with a USB cable Select Connect to PC on your receiver You don t need to do one geocache at a time as explained above Continue saving geocache files until you have all you want for this session Open the MAGELLAN device that has been installed on your computer Hard Disk Drives em Local Disk C Devices with Removable Storage DVD CD RW Drive E
36. s Menu 2 Select Power 3 Select the Active Suspend Timer drop down menu and select the duration that the receiver will remain active without a screen touch Setting Power Off Timer This sets the duration that the receiver will remain on before powering off if the screen hasn t been touched 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Power button 3 Select the Power Off Timer drop down menu and select the duration that the receiver will remain on without a screen touch Selecting Battery Type 7 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Power button 17 Magellan eXplorist Settings 3 Select the Battery Type drop down menu and select the type of battery that are being used Date and Time Selecting the Date Format 1 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Date amp Time button 3 Select the Date Format drop down menu and select the format that dates will be displayed In Selecting the Time Format 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Date amp Time button 3 Select the Time Format drop down menu and select the format that time will be displayed 12 hour or 24 hour Selecting the Calendar Format 7 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Date amp Time button 3 Select the Calendar Format drop down menu and select how weeks will be formatted weeks start on Monday or Sunday Selecting the Time Zone Auto or Manual 71 Access the Settings Menu 2 Select the Date amp Time button
37. sansssanasenansnsns 1 Powering the Magellan EXplorist ccccceececneneeeeeencnscecnenecsenenensesenenensensnenees 2 PONG the Receiver OD sais raiasicontie sosrnen Sienna sdensinnensipeamasnkon decodes EEEE AAA EEEE RAEE 2 TOUNINO FROCOI OP O oo ose cc aca cee ene eee eee 2 Conserving POWEL 0ccececeeenenceeceencnsceenenensenenenscecnenensceensusescneneeseseneueesenenenensens 2 Setting Active Suspend TIMOR oscars se cc sec ee sles eee ade eee ee evden ceeeew ences 2 Seling Power OFF TIME oss sees noe ee 2 Seling B cklight Brightness a eases a es aco ese aces eases 2 Setting Backlight MINION rises dewcishcasiecen secee se scezvemenconceeasaneteesenticdauseateeslaeserencencendacensecsacensmeceetessensdie 3 PASO AIG RNA ISANE E AAA AOA EAE AAA AA A AAE SANA A E A T 3 Accessing the Dashboard eisasanisvssnscuis asivnasnenienariionsynsniuieaseaseudetvuimionstaaireetynacescasivunaiueaniniadesiveuswinves 3 Man MONU eose E E E E E E E E E E E E EE E E E 3 Act ssing he Malh MENU ssssssisrsseaos a E eonsenesteiasiniessanis 3 OPUN S MENU oiriin none E E EEE ENE EEN E E A E EAE AET 3 TMEBACK BUON sine eee astute russes ATE TEE OEE AERES 4 KOVDU AN e aaa AEE A EEEE A R 4 MaD Ser COD eenen EE O M p Screen OVC CU area teatecceenne weenie de eee een AEAEE AEA EEA AA 5 Changing Zoom TCV CIS acd ct eee eet esas sae e een eeees coeebees me eesnee se eeerce thes sxbesnceendeseesieeeces 5 Setting the Number Of Data FICISS 1sccssccseccnnccnescn
38. screen Select the type of data to be displayed from the displayed list The Dashboard screen is displayed with the data selected displayed Waypoints are fixed locations with a specified longitude and latitude that can be saved to your receiver Waypoints can mark a destination a campsite for example a point along the way to a destination a scenic point along a trail or a point of reference a bridge or fork in the trail In the eXplorist receiver you can edit saved waypoints with unique names and descriptive icons to help you identify the waypoint from a list or on the map The Waypoint List Accessing the Waypoint List k 2 From the Map screen press BACK Select the Waypoints icon All the waypoints you have saved will be displayed as a list h 2 14 pm Waypoints All Nearest Sorting the Waypoint List 1 2 3 4 Access the Waypoint list Press MENU Select Sort amp Search Select sort by Nearest Date Created Type or Name Use the Show drop down menu to select All or just show Favorites Select the Back button to return to the list of waypoints Searching for a Saved Waypoint 2 2 3 4 Access the Waypoint list Press MENU Select Sort amp Search Select the Search by Name button Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual Use the keyboard to enter the first few characters of the waypoint name being searched Select the green checkmark The Waypoint List is displayed
39. snasioedsiesanoen 17 AUSMO BOING S itd enters E eusinensatssunsspissdaendnivnds 17 Setting the Backlight TEIN hose esses ses ee 17 WAC Ne VOI ING sea sae apis denivetesinessnuminanresasend aceite EERE EEEE AEE E iE EERENS ERDENE 17 POW CP sinwarcasieanadvcadsavia sqsveausatsanesaiveucuaienssiysdenmonesdasnainestusiwanineanesoiens setters eudvasasenvecaerdasndqumesesdoaweseisitouseyes 17 Setting Active Suspend TU CU reseccsttecnts tees saws deastaesanseeawanssenscaazedscoean ce vescanewiaenaseareceaneiuesvetearenieesauae 17 Selling Power OFF TIMOR sa scesnestsctececsruac csanse sanewasei lt ernentasacsecavosasespersseviwassiecsnsesveeseeensci oensnisn ene ia 17 Selec HIN Ballery TYPE arco car eer ese sa ese nsec EEEE EEE 17 Dale and TINE sneis ie E EE EE E EE a avenge utes EEA EEEE E E 18 Selecting the Date Format gece sn ee E ss cde ete ae eee EE 18 Selecting the Time FOTIA ascscsiencescsscadessds eins acendeccz hens senceteeacnenecenceeesseasteosvewsdavcesadeedeecelassecensneousseseas 18 Selecting the Calendar Format c1scccssccsscnsneccseccesecssnsesnsesanscssessausesansenensanscsanseausesgessansnsansesonss 18 Selecting the Time Zone Auto OF MANuUAal ccsscccssccssecessenenensnnsensecsnsennensanscsansensessanseannnsnsasanss 18 MID OPDUONS vce aec seta E OEA A E EEEO A AAEE 18 Setting Map Orientation apace czesiccos cen aecenacocaaes rqnacesnstateasyschcosuaseuineu ety sesuendeneanbeseapecauansseetaeaseaaesieosiee 18 Setting the Number of
40. ssctecetperesdaveceetessirtieduaeseeesesdedevaseesteeeeieenesniae 10 Creating a Waypoint while PanninG 11 ccssccsseccssensenscssensnsnsensnnscssnsensessausesanseansessnseassesonseneaneans 10 Saving Your Current Location as a WayPOINe csscccscccsscnensensnescesecennsesnsnsanecsanseessssansesesssansesans 10 WON POO CUON coea E EEEa 10 Proj c ng a WayPoilh sss E EEEE vas E EE AT REEE EAEE AASE 10 COC ACCS sadoni AEA Installing Geocaches Send to GPS ccsccscsssescsseseeneseeenseeeeceseeenseeeeeesenenaeees 11 Installing Geocaches with Send to GPS List Page 1cccssccsseccssensssensnesenssceenseasensnsesensenesees 11 Installing Geocaches with Send to GPS Detail PaQGe sccsseccssenesssnneecesscssnsesensnsssnnseneeess 12 THe MaGetlan COMMUNI Cat cssisssrssrisssvdarninsndnerriapan nanasa eraa 12 Direct installation of the Magellan Communicator from www magellangpS COM 1 0000000 12 Installing Geocaches Drag n Drop 1scsssccssccensecsnnenensnnscsneneanecsansennsnsansceaeseausesassenuassanscsanssansess 12 Installing Geocaches With Drag n Drop u sssccssccsseccnnensnnsccnecensecsansennansnnscsseseauscsnsenssnsanseseessnsess 12 OCOC NO ENS Ereren 13 Accessing the Geocache LiSt aaa aes esc eee 13 Sorting the Geocache EASE iercciccn se nesecacectn ave ne stecnsetecenvetesceeencenkes apenenndescesensessnncexcecenseetecsandtesawesessesiex 13 Go to a Geocache on the Geocache LISE uu tisc
41. t 1 Select the Bearing field Use the keypad to enter the degrees that the projected waypoint is from your current position Select OK Select the Distance field Note that you can Select the units of measure drop down menu to change the units to be used Use the keypad to enter the distance from your current location that you want to project a waypoint Select OK Select Next gt The Waypoint Description page is displayed Make the necessary edits and Select the Disk icon at the bottom to save Best Fishing amp Hunting Times This tool displays the best hunting and fishing times for your current location Using Best Fishing amp Hunting Times 1 2 Access the Tools Menu Select the Fish amp Hunt button Select the calendar and the arrows to the left and right of the month to select a day to view 15 Magellan eXplorist Tools Sun amp Moon Rising and Setting Times This tool displays the sun and moon rise and setting times for your current location Using Sun amp Moon Times 7 Access the Tools Menu 2 Select the Sun amp Moon button Select the calendar and the arrows to the left and right of the month to select a day to view Help Use this tool to access Help files stored in the receiver Accessing Help Files 1 Access the Tools Menu 2 Select the Help button 3 Select the help file to view Play Product Demo Accessing the Product Demo 71 Access the Tools Menu Selec
42. t the Play Product Demo button 2 3 Confirm that the receiver is in the Demo mode 4 A video will be played demonstrating the Magellan eXplorist Stopping the Product Demo 1 Select the product demo video 2 Access the Tools Menu 3 Select the Stop Product Demo button 4 Confirm that the receiver is no longer in the Demo mode Screen Capture Activating Screen Capture Once the Screen Capture is turned on you can use the Power Button to capture the screen and save it to the receiver s internal memory Note that when screen capture is on the power button cannot be used to turn the receiver off You Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual need to access the Screen Capture Tool and set it to OFF before you can power down the receiver 1 Access the Tools Menu 2 Select the Screen Capture button 3 Select the Screen Capture button to toggle screen capture on or off 4 Select View Saved Screen Captures to view all screen captures currently stored in the receiver Owner Information Setting Owner Information 7 Access the Tools Menu 2 Select the Owner Information button 3 Select any of the four fields and use the keyboard to enter the information 16 The Magellan eXplorist has a Settings Menu that allows you to customize how the eXplorist displays information run diagnostic tests and other useful functions that will enhance your navigating experience The Settings Menu Accessing the Settings Menu
43. the Disk icon at the bottom to save 10 Geocaching is an outdoor activity that uses your receiver to find hidden treasures geocaches that can be placed anywhere in the world A typical cache is a small waterproof container containing a logbook and treasure The Magellan eXplorist receiver is designed to connect with millions of passionate adventure seekers at www geocaching com Geocaching com is the premier website for organizing the world s geocaches Whether you want to learn about geocaching hide or seek a cache log your experiences or find out about a local geocaching event Geocaching com is your one stop shop for all things geocaching The eXplorist receiver connects seamlessly with the website for popular features such as Send to GPS Upload Field Notes and transfer Pocket Queries Installing Geocaches Send to GPS Installing Geocaches with Send to GPS List Page Magellan Communicator only needs to be installed the first time a connection is made between an internet browser and the receiver Click on the Download button 1 Go to www geocaching com on your browser 2 Use the search tools on geocaching com to view a list of geocaches The geocache selected is uploaded to your GPS receiver and can be accessed from the Geocaches function of the Main Menu on your receiver Total Records 3993 Page 1of200 lt Prev lt lt lt 12345678910 gt gt gt Next gt E amp Descri
44. the zoom buttons will assist in getting to the desired point quickly and accurately When you can see the point on the map you want to create a waypoint for press the MENU button Select Add Waypoint The Waypoint Description page is displayed Edit the waypoint as needed Select the Disk icon Select Save as Waypoint 10 Confirm the save Saving Your Current Location as a Waypoint 1 2 3 While viewing the Map screen press MENU Select Add Waypoint Edit the waypoint as desired Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual Select the Disk icon at the bottom of the display The waypoint is saved and you are returned to the Map screen Waypoint Projection A waypoint can also be created by entering the distance and heading for the waypoint from your current location Projecting a Waypoint 1 2 3 9 Access the Main Menu Select the Waypoints icon From the Waypoint List press the MENU button Select Project Waypoint Select the Bearing field Use the keypad to enter the degrees that the projected waypoint is from your current position Select OK Select the Distance field Note that you can Select the units of measure drop down menu to change the units to be used Use the keypad to enter the distance from your current location that you want to project a waypoint Select OK 10 Select Next gt 11 The Waypoint Description page is displayed Make the necessary edits and Select
45. you are Creating a Backtrack Route 1 Press the MENU button while viewing the Map screen 2 Select Backtrack Pan Mode Accessing Pan Mode 71 Use the joystick to move the cursor while viewing the Map screen 2 The Map screen goes into pan mode 3 Keep using the joystick to display a point that you would like to create a route to or a make a waypoint Using the Zoom In and Zoom Out buttons will help you pick the location quickly and accurately Creating a Waypoint in Pan Mode 1 Select on the map the point at which you want to create a waypoint 2 Press MENU 3 Modify and save the waypoint as described in the chapter on Waypoints The Dashboard provides a secondary screen that can be used to assist you in your travels There are nine screens most of them customizable that you can select from Accessing the Dashboard Displaying the Dashboard Screen 1 While viewing the Map screen press BACK 2 Select the Dashboard icon 3 The currently chosen Dashboard screen is displayed Changing the Dashboard Screen 1 Access the Dashboard screen 2 Press MENU 3 Select Switch Dashboard 4 Select the icon of the Dashboard screen you want to display Types of Dashboard Screens Compass Screen es 9 43 am Bearing 144 Distance to End 103 mi The Compass screen displays a recognizable compass that can be used to display your heading and your heading s relation to the sun moon a
46. ypoint Battery Life Backlight Current Location Icon WEAR ROWEIIWY North Indicator Data Fields Map Screen Overview 3 Changing Zoom Levels 4 1 Use the Zoom or the Zoom buttons to change the zoom level f 2 The map scale will change and can be identified by the map scale in the lower right portion of the map 2 NOTE If you are in a route the map scale 3 can change automatically to a scale that best 4 displays the route You can turn autoscale off l in Tools gt Settings gt Map Options J Setting the Number of Data Fields 7 Press MENU button while viewing the Map screen 1 2 Select Edit of Fields Zz Magellan eXplorist 110 User Manual Time Mode Satellite Status __ Map Scale Laya mi 2 Heading Use the joystick to set the number of data fields Press BACK to finish Customizing the Data Fields Press MENU button while viewing the Map screen Select Edit Nav Fields Select the Data Field to be customized Select on the data type field from the list displayed Use the BACK button to exit Displaying a Compass on the Map Screen Press MENU button while viewing the Map screen Select Show Compass Magellan eXplorist Map Screen Navigation Lines Navigation lines are displayed on the map providing you with route destination indicators and active track Active Track Displays a history of your travels when you are routing to a destination Active Track D
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