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Collecting Point Data

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To mark your present location, press and hold the

ENTER Key until the 'Mark Waypoint' page is

displayed.

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Press the MENU Key to open the Mark Waypoint

Menu.

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Use the ROCKER Key to highlight the Average

Location, press the ENTER Key to turn open the

Average Location page.

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Watch the Estimated Accuracy reading (should be

less than 5 meters or 16.4 feet) and the Measurement

Count reading (should be at least 10).

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When both criteria are meet, press the ENTER Key to

save the waypoint.

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Press the ROCKER Key to highlight the data field.

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Press the ENTER Key to activate the data field. The

field will become active and the first character will be

highlighted.

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Press the ROCKER Key to the Left to clear the field, if

desired.

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Press the ROCKER Key Up or Down to scroll through

the alphanumeric characters until the first character to

be entered is selected.

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Press the ROCKER Key to the Right to place the

character and move to the next placeholder.

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Use the ROCKER Key to scroll to the next character

to be entered.

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Repeat the previous step until all desired characters

have been entered to a maximum of 10.

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With the last character highlighted, press the ENTER

Key to accept the entered data.

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To mark a specific location on the map, use the

ROCKER Key to move the Map Pointer to the

location.

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Briefly press the ENTER Key to display the 'New

Waypoint' page.

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Press the ENTER Key to save the new waypoint.

Waypoints may also be gathered directly from the Mark

Waypoint Page without using the Averaging function; by

pressing the ENTER Key to save. However, the data collected

will have a lower level of accuracy and this method is not

recommended.

Collecting Line Data

Line data is gathered by collecting a waypoint at the start of the

line feature, at each successive turn in the line, and at the end

of the line feature.

Give each waypoint a unique and identifiable name that also

indicates the order in which the point falls. For example, name

the first point 100, the second 101, the third 102 and so on.

Take accurate notes so that your data will be interpretable when

it is taken back to the office.

To calculate the length of a line (Route) in the field:

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Press the MENU Key twice to open the Main Menu

page.

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Press the ROCKER Key to highlight Routes.

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Press the ENTER Key to open the Routes Page.

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Select the New button on the Routes Page and press

ENTER to create a new route. A blank Route Page

will open.

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Add waypoints to the route by pressing the ROCKER

key to highlighting the blank line in the middle portion

of the screen and pressing the ENTER Key. This will

open the Points Menu.

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Use the ROCKER Key to highlight the Waypoints

option from the Points Menu, press ENTER to open

the Waypoints by Name screen.

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Select a point from this screen by entering or

beginning to enter a waypoint name into the top field

of this page and then pressing the ENTER Key to

send the cursor to the lower field of the screen.

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Add a point to the route by selecting it from this list by

highlighting it using the ROCKER Key and pressing

the ENTER Key.

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The Waypoint Page will open to display the properties

of the waypoint that you wish to add to your route.

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Highlight the OK button and press the ENTER Key to

accept the waypoint. OR Press the QUIT Key to

decline the point and go back to the Waypoints by

Name page.

Repeat this process until you have added all the waypoints that

define the measured line feature.

Once all of the waypoints have been added to the route, the

total route distance will be displayed on the Route Page. Leg

distance between waypoints as well as other route

characteristics can be displayed by highlighting the Route name

(in the top field of the Route Page) and then pressing left or right

with the ROCKER Key.

To calculate the length of a line (tracklog) in the field:

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Press the MENU Key twice to open the Main Menu.

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Press the ROCKER Key to highlight Tracks.

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Press the ENTER Key to open the Tracks Page.

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Press the MENU Key to open the Tracks Menu.

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Use the ROCKER Key to highlight the Setup Track

Log, press the ENTER Key to open the Setup Track

Log Menu.

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Check the following items:

Recording set to 'Stop When Full'

Record Method set to 'Auto'

Interval set to 'Most Often'

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Use the ROCKER Key to select the OK button and

press the ENTER Key to exit the setup Track Log

Menu.

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Start walking/driving, when finished walking/driving;

Use the ROCKER Key to select the Save Button and

press the ENTER Key.

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Use the ROCKER Key to select 'save back through

(time you started walking)', and press the ENTER

Key.

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The Track Log opens and displays the date, distance,

number of points taken and the total area.

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Use the ROCKER Key to select the OK button and

press the ENTER Key to complete the Track.

To view the Track on a map, at the Track Log screen use the

ROCKER Key to select the Map button and press the ENTER

Key. A map will be displayed. To exit the map, press the QUIT

Key.

Collecting Polygon Data

Polygon data is gathered the same way as line data, either as

waypoints manually entered and added to a Route or as

automatically generated waypoints along a Track.

To capture a polygon feature using waypoints:

Collect a waypoint at a starting point on the perimeter of the

polygon feature that you will recognize when you return to it.

Collect waypoints at each successive corner of the polygon.

You do not need to re-collect the position of the start point of the

polygon feature.

To capture a polygon feature using tracks:

Set the track recording method in the same way that you would

for collecting a line feature. Turn on track recording at a

recognizable starting point for the polygon and begin navigating

along the area boundary. Turn off track recording when you

return to the start point or when the boundary of the area is a

straight line from where you stand back to the start point.

Creating "Saved Tracks" and calculating areas in the field:

Open the Tracks page, select the Save button and press the

ENTER Key.

You will be given the choice to save the entire track log or to

save a portion of the log from the most recent track point to one

of the breaks in the log caused by turning track recording on.

Remember, you put these breaks in on purpose by turning track

recording on at the start of a feature and whenever you returned

to the boundary of the feature after making a detour.

Choose one of the break points in the drop down list by

highlighting it with the ROCKER Key and then pressing the

ENTER Key.

Saving that portion of the track log as a track will bring up the

Track Page. The Track Page will display the acreage and

perimeter of the saved track.

NOTES:

Saved Track area may not match that of ArcView for the same

area using the same points; use the GPS area only for

reference in the field.

When using the Backpack GPS Receiver, the location of the

receiver on the backpack is where the GPS data will be

recorded. Try to keep the receiver on the backpack as close to

the location of the point that you want to record. When using just

the Garmin the 'globe' on the unit is the receiver.