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Selecting Destination Plot Lines
1) From the Map screen, press the Menu key. Use the up or down arrows to
highlight "Map Setup" and press the Enter key.
2) Press the right arrow to access the "Display" tab.
3) Using the up or down arrows, highlight "Pos-Dest Line" or "Depart-Dest
Line"
4) Press the Enter key to toggle the status of your selection. When the box is
checked, the line will be displayed.
Magnetic North for the Map Screen
Using the information from the electronic compass built in to your SporTrak Color,
you can now set the top of the map display to reflect magnetic north. Previously you
could only select the top of the display to reflect north, your course or your track.
Selecting Magnetic Heading Up for the Map Screen
1) From the Map screen, press the Menu key. Use the up or down arrows to
highlight "Map Setup" and press the Enter key.
2) With the "Orientation" field highlighted, press the Enter key.
3) A drop down list is displayed with the four options
for the map screen orientation. Use the up or down
arrows to highlight "Magnetic HDG Up" and press
the Enter key.
Map Utilities
You can use this feature to select the basic map or the detailed map that you want to
use. You can also use Map Utilities to delete a map, other then the basic map, from
memory.
What is the difference between a basic map and a detail map? The basic map (or
basemap) is the map that came built in to your SporTrak Color when you pur-
chased it. It has basic street detail and some Points of Interest, which is enough in-
formation for simple navigating in towns and major roadways. Basic maps cover a
large land area, have limited detailed information and use up a small amount of
memory.
Detail maps are maps you can upload using any of the Magellan software options
through the MapSend or MapSend BlueNav series of software applications. These
maps have an enormous amount of detail down to the street level and a vast selec-
tion of POIs that can be displayed on your Map screen. Detail maps are limited in
size to the amount of free memory in your receiver, have a lot of detailed informa-
tion and can use up a substantial amount of memory.
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