Garmin Rino 650 N Manual

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Changing the Units of 
Measure
You can customize units of measure for 
distance and speed, elevation, depth, 
temperature, and pressure.
1. Select  Setup > Units. 
2.  Select a measurement type.
3.  Select a unit of measure for the 
setting.
Time Settings
Select  Setup > t ime.
•  time Format —allows you to 
select a 12-hour or a 24-hour 
display time. 
•  time Zone—allows you to select 
the time zone for the device. You 
can select  Automatic to set the 
time zone automatically based on 
your GPS position.
Position Format Settings
Note: Do not change the  position 
format or the  map datum coordinate 
system unless you are using a map or 
chart that specifies a different position 
format.
Select  Setup > Position Format .
•  Position Format —sets the position 
format in which a given location 
reading appears.
•  Map Datum—sets the coordinate 
system on which the map is 
structured.
•  Map Spheroid—shows the 
coordinate system the device is 
using. The default coordinate 
system is WGS 84. 
						

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Heading Settings
You can customize the compass 
settings.
Select  Setup > Heading.
•  Display—sets the type of 
directional heading on the compass.
•  North Reference—sets the north 
reference of the compass.
•  Go  to Line/Pointer —allows you 
to select how the course appears. 
 
◦ Bearing (Small or Large)—the 
direction to your destination.
 
◦ Course (CDI)—your 
relationship to a course line 
leading to a destination.
•  Compass —switches from an 
electronic compass to a GPS 
compass when you are traveling 
at a higher rate of speed for a set 
period of time ( Auto), or turns the 
compass off.
Altimeter Settings
Select  Setup > Altimeter .
•  Auto Calibration—allows the 
altimeter to self-calibrate each time 
you turn the device on.
•  Barometer Mode
 
◦ Variable elevation —the 
barometer functions while you 
are moving.
 
◦ Fixed elevation —the 
barometer functions while you 
are stationary.
•  Pressure  trending
 
◦ Save When Power on—
records pressure data only when 
the device is turned on. This 
can be useful when you are 
watching for pressure fronts.
 
◦ Save Always—records pressure 
data every 15 minutes, even 
when the device is turned off.   
						

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• Plot  type
 
◦ elevation/t ime—records 
elevation changes over a period 
of time.
 
◦ elevation/Distance —records 
elevation changes over a 
distance.
 
◦ Barometric Pressure—records 
barometric pressure over a 
period of time.
 
◦ Ambient Pressure—records 
ambient pressure changes over a 
period of time.
•  Calibrate Altimeter —page 29.
Calibrating the Barometric 
Altimeter
You can manually calibrate the 
barometric altimeter if you know 
the correct elevation or the correct 
pressure.
1. Select  Setup > Altimeter . 
2.  Select  Altimeter Calibration. 3. 
Follow the on-screen instructions.
Geocache Settings
Select  Setup > Geocaches .
•  Geocache List —allows you to 
display the geocache list by names 
or codes. 
•  Found Geocaches—allows you 
to edit the number of geocaches 
found. This number automatically 
increases as you log a find.
•  Filter —filters a geocache list for 
certain factors, such as level of 
difficulty.
•  chirp
™ Searching—turns on or off 
chirp searching. A chirp is a small 
accessory that you can program and 
leave in a geocache. 
•  Program chirp
™—programs the 
chirp accessory. See the  chirp 
Owner’s Manual at www.garmin
.com. 
						

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Routing Settings
Select Setup > Routing.
•  Guidance Method—sets the 
calculation and guidance method 
for your routes. 
 
◦ off Road—calculates point-to-
point routes.
 
◦ on Road For  time—calculates 
on-road routes that require 
minimal time to drive.
 
◦ on Road For Distance—
calculates on-road routes that 
are shorter in distance.
 
◦ Prompted—allows you to 
select a route calculation mode 
before navigating.
•  Calculates Routes for—optimizes 
the routes for the selected 
transportation method. • 
Lock on Road—locks the 
position icon, which represents 
your position on the map, onto the 
nearest road.
•  off Road  transitions
 
◦ Auto—automatically routes you 
to the next point.
 
◦ Manual—allows you to select 
the next point on the route.
 
◦ Distance—routes you to the 
next point on the route when 
you are within a specified 
distance of your current point.
•  Avoidance Setup—allows you to 
select the road type you want to 
avoid. 
						

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Marine Map Settings
Select Setup > Marine .
•  Marine Chart Mode:
 
◦ Nautical—displays various map 
features in different colors so 
that the marine POIs are more 
readable. The nautical chart 
reflects the drawing scheme of 
paper charts.
 
◦ Fishing—(requires marine 
maps) displays a detailed view 
of bottom contours and depth 
soundings. Simplifies map 
presentation for optimal use 
while fishing.
•  Appearance—allows you to set the 
appearance of marine navigation 
aids on the map.  • 
Marine Alarm Setup
 
◦ Anchor Drag Alarm—alarm 
sounds when you exceed a 
specified drift distance while 
anchored.
 
◦ off Course Alarm—alarm 
sounds when you are off course 
by a specified distance.
 
◦ Deep Water/Shallow Water—
alarm sounds when you enter 
water of a specific depth.
Setting up Marine  Alarms
1. Select  Setup > Marine  > Marine 
Alarm Setup.
2.  Select an alarm type.
3.  Select  on.
4.  Enter a distance.
5.  Select 
. 
						

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Fitness
For more information on optional 
fitness accessories, see page 42. 
Resetting Data
You can reset trip data, delete all 
waypoints, clear the current track, or 
restore default values. 
1. Select  Setup > Reset.
2.  Select an item to reset.
Restoring Default Settings
You can reset all the setup values to the 
original settings. 
Select  Setup > Reset > Restore 
Defaults to Factory Settings > 
Yes. 
						

							Tools
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Tools
Trip Computer
The trip computer displays your current 
speed, average speed, maximum 
speed, trip odometer, and other helpful 
statistics.
To customize the trip computer, see 
page 22.
Elevation Plot
By default, the elevation plot displays 
the elevation for an elapsed time. To 
customize the elevation plot, see  
page 22.
Viewing the Calendar and 
Almanacs
You can view device activity for each 
day, as well as almanac information 
for the sun and moon information and 
hunting and fishing. 1. 
Select an option: 
• To view device activity for 
specific days, select  Calendar.
•  To view the sunrise, sunset, 
moonrise, and moonset 
information, select  Sun and 
Moon.
•  To view the predicted best times 
for hunting and fishing, select, 
Hunt and Fish.
2.  If necessary, use the arrows to view 
a different month.
3.  Select a day.
Calculating the Size of an 
Area
1. Select  Area Calculation > Start.
2.  Walk around the perimeter of the 
area you want to calculate.
3.  Select  Calculate when finished. 
						

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Setting an Alarm
If you are not currently using the 
device, you can set the device to turn 
on at a specific time.
1. Select  Alarm Clock.
2.  Select  + and - to set the time.
3.  Select  turn Alarm on.
4.  Select an option.
The alarm sounds at the selected time. 
If the device is off at the alarm time, 
the device turns on and sounds the 
alarm.
Opening the Stopwatch
Select  Stopwatch.
Viewing Photos
You can view photos you have 
transferred to the device ( page 40). 
1.  Select  Photo Viewer . 2. 
Select 
 and  to view all the 
photos. 
3.  Select a photo to see a larger view 
of it. 
Sorting Photos
1. Select  Photo Viewer .
2.  Select 
.
3.  Select an option.
Viewing the Location of a 
Photo
1. Select  Photo Viewer .
2.  Select a photo.
3.  Select 
.
Deleting a Photo
1. Select  Photo Viewer .
2.  Select a photo.
3.  Select 
 > Yes. 
						

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Device Information
Updating the Software
Before you can update the software, 
you must connect the device to your 
computer (page 40).
1.  Go to www.garmin.com/products
/webupdater .
2.  Follow the on-screen instructions. 
Note: Updating the software does not 
erase any of your data or settings.
Viewing Device 
Information
You can view the  unit ID, software 
version, and license agreement.
Select  Setup > About.
Specifications
Water 
resistance Fully gasketed, high 
impact plastic alloy, 
water resistant to IEC 
60529 IPX7
Battery type Lithium-ion battery 
pack (010-11599-00) 
or Alkaline battery 
pack (010-11600-00), 
which uses four AA 
batteries (alkaline, 
NiMH, or lithium)
Battery life 
of lithium-ion 
battery pack 2,400 mAh
Battery 
charging 
temperature 
range From 0°C to 45°C 
(from 32°F to 113°F)
Operating 
temperature 
range From -20°C to 55°C 
(from -4°F to 131°F)  
						

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About the Batteries
WARNING
See the Important Safety and Product 
Information guide in the product 
box for product warnings and other 
important information.
The temperature rating for the device 
may exceed the usable range of some 
batteries. Alkaline batteries can rupture 
at high temperatures. Alkaline batteries 
lose a significant amount of their 
capacity as temperature decreases. Use 
lithium batteries when operating the 
device in below-freezing conditions.
Do not use a sharp object to remove 
batteries. 
Notice
Contact your local waste disposal 
department to properly recycle the 
batteries. 
Maximizing Battery Life
You can do various things to increase 
the battery life.
•  Turn the backlight off when not 
needed.
•  Lower the backlight brightness 
(page 5).
•  Decrease the backlight timeout 
(page 24).
•  Enable battery save mode   
(page 24).
Installing AA Batteries with the 
Optional Alkaline Battery Pack
Instead of the lithium-ion battery pack, 
you can use alkaline, NiMH, or lithium 
batteries, using the optional Alkaline 
Battery Pack. This is especially handy 
when you are on the trail and cannot 
charge the lithium-ion battery pack. 
Use NiMH or lithium batteries for best 
results.