Bushnell 110 instruction manual Setting the Home Location, Using the Navigation Feature

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Setting the Home Location

To set your Home Location:

1.In Simple mode, press the Menu button to display the menu options.

2.Use the navigation keys to select Set Home and press OK (Fig. 11).

3.You can set your home location with one of the following ways (Fig. 12):

•Press the navigation keys to highlight Edit Home and press OK. Use the navigation keys to set the home position manually.

•Select Save as Home by pressing the navigation keys. Your home location is automatically set to the location acquired from the GPS.

4.Use the navigation keys to highlight √ to save your settings. When a new home location is set, the previous log will be deleted. A warning message prompts you to confirm the new setting

Using the Navigation Feature

After setting your home location, you can start navigation and recording trail logs. The navigation log is recorded every 50 meters.

To turn on the Navigation function:

1.In Simple mode, press the Menu button to display the OSD menu.

2.Use the navigation keys to select Navigation.

(Fig. 13) The device will stop recording log and a tracking line will be displayed on the screen.

3.The arrow pointing to the direction which leads to your home location. It also displays the time and distance before you reach your home location.

4.Press the Page button to go to the Navigation page. A route between the home location and your current location is displayed. You can refer to the route to go back to your home position.

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Contents Onix About This Manual How Does GPSWork? GPS System & Map Data Accuracy Notice Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents Transferring Data System Requirements Introducing the Onix Package Contents Onix 110 Features Function No. Item Turning On For the First Time Charging the Onix 110 BatteryAcquiring Satellite Information Viewing the Map Turning the GPS On/OffButton to start navigation Zooming In/Out Adjusting the Screen ContrastTurning on the Backlight Use the navigation keys to select Simulation Using the Onix 110 in Simulation ModeThere are two different ways to switch to simulation mode Press the Menu button to display the OSD menuUsing Simple Mode Using the OnixViewing the Compass Page Fig Using the Navigation Feature Setting the Home LocationSearch Object Using Advanced ModeNearest Search Finally you will see the object on the map Using WaypointsCreating Waypoints Select Edit from the drop down box and press OK Fig Modifying WaypointsDeleting Waypoints Using RoutesCreating a Route Editing Routes 24 FigCreating a Trail Log Using TrailsCreating a Trail Log Viewing Trail Log Information Using the Shortcut On FeaturePress the Menu button and select Shortcut Off to disable it Using the Map Scale FeatureUsing the Measure Distance Feature Using the Set Location FeatureViewing Trip Status Changing the Fields Resetting Trip DataMoving to the Next Waypoint 30 FigSetting Geocaching Coordinates Using Geocaching ModeViewing the Geocaching Using Sports ModeTraining Setup Training Setup menu enables you to set upSetting the Distance Setting the TimerSetting the Pace Setting the Lap Setting the SpeedMiscellaneous Settings Setting Auto PauseRecord tab To configure miscellaneous settingsMisc. tab To set the record distance and time intervalViewing Training History Start TrainingTo view the information To view your training history Adjusting the User SettingsSetting the Navigation Mode Navigation mode can be set to Normal orChanging the Map Direction Setting the DMS Format Setting the Display UnitsSetting the Backlight Setting the WAAS/EGNOSSetting the Startup Setting the BeeperAdjust Time field Setting the TimeMaking a Cold Start Previous, obsolete data from the memory Resetting to Factory DefaultsViewing Device Information Transferring Data Installing the CD-Rom Software PC CompanionSystem Requirements for the PC Companion Software Onix 110. See Downloading Waypoints and Routes Making ConnectionsStarting Data Transfer See Downloading Trail LogsReduce the map scale Using the PC Companion ProgramFeatures Enlarge the map scaleShow Menu File MenuTools Menu Tools Menu Transfer Menu List MenuContext Menu About MenuTo download a map to the Onix 110, do the following Viewing Sports LogsTo view the details of your sports logs, do the following Downloading MapsDownloading Geocaching Coordinates Downloading Trail LogsTo download trail logs to the Onix 110, do the following Downloading Waypoints and RoutesClick Transfer GPS-PC Spt Log to copy sports logs to the PC Uploading DataProblems Possible Solution Description SpecificationsFCC Compliance Statement ONE Year Limited Warranty Bushnell Outdoor Products

110 specifications

The Bushnell 110 is a powerful and versatile digital monocular that attracts nature enthusiasts, outdoor adventurers, and wildlife observers alike. This compact device combines advanced optics with user-friendly features, making it an essential tool for anyone looking to enhance their viewing experience in a variety of settings.

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