User manual MAGELLAN TRITON 200

[. . . ] Magellan® TritonTM User Manual Magellan Triton 200 Magellan Triton 300 Magellan Navigation, Inc. 960 Overland Court, San Dimas, CA 91773 IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS The Magellan Triton is a navigation aid designed to assist you in arriving at your selected destination. When using the Magellan Triton, 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 and change any settings on the Magellan Triton while driving. 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. [. . . ] Date Date displays the current date based on the settings of the active profile. Destination Destination measures the number of degrees a user must turn to match their heading to their bearing. It is displayed in the number of degrees L/R (Left or Right) and is in relation to the user, not north. Navigation Screens 14 Cross Track Error (XTE) Cross Track Error measures how far the user is off the trail or route. Elevation Elevation measures the height above or below Sea Level which is 0. Maximum Speed Maximum Speed records the highest speed achieved by the user. Distance Made Good (DMG) Distance Made Good measures (in distance) the progress the user has made to a final destination point. This may be a negative distance if the user moves away from the target point. Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) Estimated Time of Arrival displays the time of day the user should arrive at a destination. Accuracy Accuracy calculates the margin of error the user can expect based on their satellite reception. Things that interfere with satellite reception may decrease the accuracy (increase the number) such as heavy canopies from trees, tunnels, tall buildings, canyons, broadcast satellites, and other GPS receivers too close in proximity. Velocity Made Good (VMG) Velocity Made Good calculates how fast the user is closing their distance to a destination point, not how fast the user is moving. If the user is traveling directly towards the destination point the number should match the Current Speed. If the user is travelling off the direct course to a final destination point, the number should reflect slower than the Current Speed because less actual progress is being made. If the user is moving away from the destination point, the numbers should be negative. If the user is standing still or moving around a consistent radius of the destination point, the number should be zero. Navigation Screens 15 Using the Keyboard Entering alphanumeric characters into the Magellan Triton is done by the use of the keyboard. Key Types Alphanumeric Color Light Blue Sample Description Enters the alpha, numeric or symbol character selected. Cursor Position Medium Blue Moves the character cursor to the left or right. Symbol Select Blue Changes the available characters to symbols. Symbol Set Select Medium Blue Available only when symbol characters are displayed. Steps through three different sets of symbols and navigation terms. Using the Keyboard 16 Extended Character Select Medium Blue Changes the available characters to extended characters. Numeric Select Blue Changes the available characters to numeric characters. Alpha Select Blue Changes the available characters to alphabetic characters. Delete Medium Blue Deletes the character to the left of the character cursor. Using the Keyboard 17 Shift Key Medium Blue With alphabetic characters shown, shifts between upper and lower case characters. Not functional when numeric or symbol characters are displayed. Adds a carriage return at the character cursor position. Return Medium Blue Accept Green Saves the text entered and applies it to the appropriate field. Cancel Red Cancels the text and returns to the last displayed screen with no text changes. Using the Keyboard 18 Date Entry The Magellan Triton uses a standard calendar display to enter dates for local information and waypoint data. (If the day portion of the calendar is highlighted you will need to press the up arrow until one of the month selector arrows is highlighted. ) Use the arrow cursor to move through the dates. If one of the arrows in the month selector at the top of the display is highlighted, press the down arrow to move the highlight to the day portion of the calendar. Text Size Limitations Single-line fields: 50 characters. Multi-line fields (notes, comments, hints): 1024 characters. Using the Keyboard 19 Settings The Magellan Triton gives you the means to customize the receiver and view details about the Magellan Triton receiver. Customizing Navigation Settings 1. Select the option you want to change and press ENTER to display the drop down menu. Press ESC to save the changes and return to Settings Menu when you have completed changing the navigation settings. Navigation Settings Units Kn / M / Kph Mi / Ft / Mph Mi / Yd / Mph Ntmi / M / Kts Ntmi / Ft / Kts Magnetic, True Various Various Sets the units of measure. NORTH REFERENCE COORDINATE SYSTEM MAP DATUM Customizes the receiver to use magnetic north or true north. [. . . ] Selecting search brings up the keyboard so you can enter the first few characters for a waypoint you want to search for. ) Select the waypoint name from the list of waypoints. Use the PAGE / GO TO button to switch between the Information Page and the Options Page. 8. Press ESC when you are finished viewing the Place waypoint. Turning On/Off the Waypoint Proximity Alarm for a Place Waypoint 1. From the Select Map display, select the background map or the detailed map for the waypoint. [. . . ]