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Garmin GPSMAP 64 & 64x Series
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eBook – 06. Feb. 2020 (Vers. 1.3) by Joachim Bardua
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The Garmin GPSMAP 64 & 64x Series Manual helps you to understand and master the use of a GPSMAP 64 device. The first version – supplied as a printable PDF eBook – has 154 pages of detailed content!
- Information you are unlikely to find in the Garmin manual
- Written by an outdoor enthusiast
- Based on many years of experience with outdoor GPS devices
Description
The detailed GPS manual for the Garmin GPSMAP 64 & 64x series – not only for beginners, but also for advanced users! The practice-oriented PDF eBook covers every single application, all settings, the configuration and all navigation functions. In addition, there are many other topics to help you successfully use your Garmin GPSMAP 64 on outdoor trips!
- Explanation of basic terms
- Menu & operation
- All applications
- Setup & configuration
- Install Garmin Maps & OpenStreetMap
- Import & export GPS data (tracks …)
- Navigate with waypoints, POIs, routes & tracks
- Geocaching
- … and more!
Details, Warranty & License
- Delivery: Our “Garmin GPSMAP 64 & 64x Series” eBook as digital download (immediately after payment); you can download the eBook three times in 90 days
- Warranty period: You have a 60 days money-back guarantee.
- Return policy: You can return the product within 60 days without having to state your reasons. You will find a corresponding link in the e-mail with the order confirmation.
- Format: PDF
- Printable: Yes
- Pages: 154
- Release date: 18. Dec. .2019
- Version: v1.3 from 06. Feb. 2020
- Language: English
- License: This eBook is intended for your personal use only. You are allowed to print the eBook and you are permitted to use the eBook on one or more computer systems or devices that you own. You are not allowed to share (e.g. communities, file sharing platforms), sell, rent, translate or reproduce the eBook or to create derivate works. Please don’t support or encourage piracy and illegal copying.
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Hi: I am interested in buying your manual but I do have one question re my Gaminmap 64sx (and I know I have a lot more but your manual will probably take care of them). When I reset the Trip Computer and am stationary, the clock and distance meters keep ticking over slowly even though I am not moving. Is there something I can set so everything is on zero until I start walking?
All the best and look forward to hearing from you.
Peter Skinner
Golden Beach, Queensland, Australia
Hi Peter,
when starting your trip I recommend this procedure:
1: Start your device
2: Prepare for your trip (boots, backpack etc.)
3: Enable the track log (setup > tracks)
4: Reset the device (setup > reset > clear track and trip data)
5: Go!
In addition, an extract from the manual:
The trip computer shows – especially after longer breaks – wrong values?
For example, the values in the “Trip Odometer” or the “Moving Time” fields are somewhat too long.
Then try the following: Reset the trip data and place the GPSMAP stationary for e.g. one hour. If you look at the trip computer, you will see that GPSMAP displays a distance travelled and even a time in motion (figure).
The reason is as follows. The GPS receiver calculates regularly the current position. However, since the individual positions differ from each other (the worse the GPS reception, the more), the system “interprets” this as movement!
As a workaround, you can temporarily disable the GPS system (“Setup > System > Satellite System > Demo Mode”), power off the GPSMAP or just don’t pause 🙂
Cheers!
Hi Joachim: Many thanks for the prompt and informative reply. Bed time Down Under so I’ll have a read of this tomorrow morning and digest it. My not so agile brain will probably be a tad more useful after some sleep. Thanks again and will be in touch,.
Cheers
Peter
Hi Joachim: Digested the info and applied it and I’m sure it’ll work just fine. I’ll go for a test walk in the next day or so. In the mean time I’m going to buy your manual so I’ll have it on hand.
No doubt I’ll be in touch with more “please help me” requests.
All the best.
Cheers
Peter
Hi Peter,
thanks for buying the manual; if you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask me!
Cheers
Hi Joachim: I’ll work my way through the manual and see how it pans out. I had a quick scroll through and there certainly is a lot of information to digest. I’ve used an eTrex10 for quite a while mainly for getting around an area where I bow hunt but I wanted a GPS device I could use in conjunction with a topo map. No doubt I’ll discover a lot more uses once I start delving into it.
All the best and no doubt I’ll be in touch.
Peter