Garmin Rino 650 N Manual

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Navigating with the Course Pointer
Before you can navigate with the 
course pointer, you must change the 
pointer setting to Course (CDI) 
(page 28).
1.  Begin navigation to a destination 
(page 14).
2.  Select  Compass .
3.  Use the course pointer to navigate 
to the destination ( page 16).
Navigating to a Contact
Before you can navigate to a contact, 
you must save a contact ( page 7).
1.  Select  Contacts.
2.  Select a contact.
3.  Select  View Map > Go.
Geocaches
Geocaching is a type of treasure 
hunting, in which geocachers seek 
hidden treasures using GPS coordinates 
posted on the Internet by those hiding 
the geocache.
Downloading Geocaches
1. Connect your device to a computer 
(page 40).
2.  Go to www.OpenCaching.com . 
3.  If necessary, create an account.
4.  Sign in.
5.  Follow the on-screen instructions 
to find and download geocaches to 
your device.
Navigating to a Geocache
1. Select  Geocaches .
2.  Select  Find a Geocache .
3.  Select a geocache.
4.  Select  Go. 
						

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Routes
A route is a sequence of waypoints that 
leads you to your final destination. 
Creating a Route
1. Select  Route Planner > Create 
Route > Select First Point .
2.  Select a category.
3.  Select the first point in the route.
4.  Select  Use > Select Next Point .
5.  Repeat steps 2–4 until the route is 
complete.
A route must contain at least two 
points.
6. Select 
 to save the route.
Editing the Name of a Route
1.  Select  Route Planner.
2.  Select a route.
3.  Select  Change Name. 4. 
Enter the new name.
5.  Select 
.
Editing a Route
1. Select  Route Planner.
2.  Select a route. 
3.  Select  edit Route.
4.  Select a point.
5.  Select an option:
• To view the point on the map, 
select  Review.
•  To change the order of the point 
on the route, select  Move Down 
or Move Up.
•  To add an additional point on 
the route, select  Insert.
The additional point is inserted 
before the point you are editing.
•  To remove the point from the 
route, select  Remove. 
						

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6. Select  to save the route.
Viewing a Route on the Map
1. Select  Route Planner.
2.  Select a route.
3.  Select  View Map.
Deleting a Route
1. Select  Route Planner.
2.  Select a route.
3.  Select  Delete Route.
Viewing the  Active Route
1. While navigating a route, select 
Active Route. 
2.  Select a point in the route to view 
additional details.
Reversing a Route
1. Select  Route Planner.
2.  Select a route.
3.  Select  Reverse Route.
Using Sight ‘N Go
You can point the device at an object in 
the distance, such as a lighthouse, lock 
in the direction, and then navigate to 
the object.
1. From the main menu, select   
Sight ‘N Go.
2.  Point the device at an object.
3.  Select  Lock Direction > Set 
Course. 
4.  Use the compass to navigate to the 
object.
Starting Navigation to a 
Man Overboard Location
You can save a man overboard (MOB) 
location, and start navigation back to it. 
1. Select  Man overboard > Start.
The map page opens with your 
route marked with a magenta line. 
						

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2. Navigate using the map ( page 15) 
or compass (page 15).
Sending an Emergency 
Alert
 CAUTION
Once initiated, the location of the 
emergency alert is not updated. Do 
not move around after you send the 
call. If you must move, cancel the call, 
and initiate a new one with your new 
location.
In case of an emergency, you can send 
your location to radio users in the area 
who are using your current channel. 
Responders can then navigate to the 
emergency location.
1.  Hold 
 for 3 seconds. 
2.  Select  Yes.
The emergency alert is broadcast once 
every 30 seconds, until you cancel the 
call or someone responds. 
Navigating to an Emergency 
Alert
1.  When you receive an emergency 
alert, select  Help to respond. 
The map page opens with the route 
to the emergency alert location 
marked with a magenta line.
2.  Navigate using the map ( page 15) 
or compass (page 15).
As you navigate to the caller, your 
position updates are sent. 
3.  Push Ptt to communicate with the 
caller. 
Stopping Navigation
Select  Where  to? > Stop 
Navigation. 
						

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Customizing Your 
Device
Customizing the Data 
Fields
You can customize the  data fields that 
appear on the screen.  For data field 
descriptions, see  page 44.
1.  Select a data field to change.
2.  Select a data field data field from 
the list.
Customizing the Home 
Screen
You can customize the pages as they 
appear on your device home screen. 
1. Select  Setup > Main Menu.
2.  Select an icon you want to edit.
3.  Select an option:  • 
Select a new position for the 
icon.
•  Select 
 to delete the icon.
Creating a Custom Profile
You can customize your settings and 
data fields for a particular activity or 
trip.
1. Customize the settings as necessary 
(page 23).
2.  Customize the data fields as 
necessary (page 21).
3.  Select  Setup > Profiles.
4.  Select  Create New Profile > oK.
Editing a Profile Name
1. Select  Setup > Profiles.
2.  Select a profile.
3.  Select  edit Name. 
4.  Enter the new name.
5.  Select 
. 
						

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Deleting a Profile
1. Select  Setup > Profiles.
2.  Select a profile.
3.  Select  Delete.
Customizing Specific 
Pages
You can customize the data and 
dashboards of the map, compass, trip 
computer, and elevation plot. 
Enabling the Map Data Fields
By default, the map does not show data 
fields. You must enable the data fields 
before you can edit them. 
1. Select  Setup > Map > Data Fields.
2.  Select the number of data fields to 
display.
Changing the Data Fields
Before you can change the map fields, 
you must enable them ( page 22). 
1.  Open the page for which you will 
change the data fields.
2.  Select a data field to customize.
3.  Select a data field type.
For data field descriptions, see   
page 44.
About Dashboards
Each dashboard shows different 
information about your route or your 
location.
Customizing  Dashboards
1. Open the page for which you want 
to customize the dashboard.
2.  Select an option:
• For the trip computer and 
compass, select 
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• For the map, select  Setup > 
Map.
3.  Select a dashboard.
System Settings
Select  Setup > System.
•  GPS—sets the GPS to Normal, 
WAAS/eGNoS (Wide Area 
Augmentation System/European 
Geostationary Navigation Overlay 
Service), or Demo Mode (GPS 
off). For information about WAAS, 
go to www.garmin.com/aboutGPS/
waas.html .
•  Language—sets the text language 
on the device. 
Note: Changing the text language 
does not change the language of 
user-entered data or map data, such 
as street names. • 
Battery  type—allows you to select 
the type of  battery you are using.
•  Interface—sets the format of the 
serial interface:
 
◦ Garmin Spanner—allows 
you to use the USB port with 
most NMEA 0183-compliant 
mapping programs by creating a 
virtual serial port.
 
◦ Garmin Serial —Garmin 
proprietary format used to 
provide PVT protocol data.
 
◦ NMeA In/out—provides 
standard NMEA 0183 output 
and input.
 
◦ text out—provides simple 
ASCII text output of location 
and velocity information. 
						

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◦ RtCM—Radio Technical 
Commission for Maritime 
Services allows the device 
to accept DGPS Differential 
Global Positioning System 
information from a device 
supplying RTCM data in an   
SC-104 format.
Display Settings
Select  Setup > Display.
•  Backlight  timeout—adjusts the 
length of time before the backlight 
turns off.
Note: To adjust the backlight 
brightness, see page 5.
•  Background Color—sets the color 
used on the device screen.
•  Screen Capture—allows you to 
take screen captures on the device. • 
Battery Save—turns the screen 
off after a period of inactivity to 
prolong the battery life. 
•  Screen Calibration—page 24.
Calibrating the Touchscreen
The screen does not normally require 
calibration. However, if the screen does 
not seem to be responding properly, 
calibrate the touchscreen.
1. Select  Setup > Display > Screen 
Calibration.
2.  Follow the on-screen instructions.
Bluetooth® Settings
Select  Setup > Bluetooth. 
•  Audio output —selects the type 
of audio output.  Auto selects the 
Bluetooth headset output when one 
is detected, and uses the internal 
speaker when a bluetooth headset is 
not detected. 
						

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• Bluetooth—turns on and off the 
Bluetooth technology. 
•  Bluetooth Device —lists the 
headsets that have been connected 
to the device. You can select  Add 
Device to connect to a new  headset.
Setting the Device Tones
You can customize tones for messages, 
keys, turn warnings, and alarms.
1.  Select  Setup > t ones.
2.  Select a tone for each audible type.
Map Settings
Select  Setup > Map.
•  orientation —adjusts how the map 
is shown on the page. 
 
◦ North Up—shows north at the 
top of the page.   
◦ track Up—shows your current 
direction of travel toward the 
top of the page. 
 
◦ Automotive Mode—shows an 
automotive perspective with 
next-turn information to use 
while driving.
•  Auto Zoom—automatically selects 
the appropriate zoom level for 
optimal use on your map. When 
off is selected, you must zoom in 
or out manually.
•  Data Fields—page 44.
•  Advanced Map Setup —sets the 
zoom levels, the text size, and the 
detail level of the map.
 
◦ Zoom Levels—selects the zoom 
level for map items. 
 
◦ text Size —selects the text size 
for map items. 
						

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◦ Detail—selects the amount 
of detail shown on the map. 
Showing more detail may cause 
the map to redraw more slowly.
 
◦ Shaded Relief—shows detail 
relief on the map (if available) 
or turns off shading.
•  Map Information—allows you to 
enable or disable the maps currently 
loaded on the device. To purchase 
additional maps, see  page 42.
Tracks Settings
Select Setup > t racks.
•  track Log—turns track recording 
on or off. 
•  Record Method:
 
◦ Distance—allows you to record 
by entering a specific distance 
interval.   
◦ time—allows you to record by 
entering a specific time. 
 
◦ Auto—allows you to record the 
tracks at a variable rate to create 
an optimum representation of 
your tracks.
•  Interval—selects a track log 
recording rate. Recording points 
more frequently  creates a more-
detailed track, but fills the track log 
faster.
•  Auto Archive—selects an 
automatic archive method to 
organize your tracks. Tracks are 
saved and cleared automatically 
based on the user setting.
•  Color—changes the color of the 
track line on the map.