Garmin International Inc 01326 Manual De Usuario

Applications

direction, turn toward that direction until 

the arrow is pointing toward the top of 

the compass.

The course pointer provides an 

indication of drift (right or left) 

according to the scale shown at the edge 

of the compass ring. The scale refers 

to the distance between dots on the 

course deviation indicator. The course 

line to your destination is based on your 

original starting point.
Move back to the “course line to 

destination” to compensate for deviation 

and to get back on course. This is most 

useful if you are navigating on water 

or where there are no major obstacles 

in your path. It also helps you avoid 

hazards to either side of the course, such 

as shoals or submerged rocks.

1.  On the Compass page, touch a data 

field.

2.  Touch a data type.

Calibrate the electronic compass 

(Oregon 300, 400t, 400c, and 400i) 

outdoors. Hold the Oregon level while 

calibrating and using the compass. Do 

not stand near objects that influence 

magnetic fields, such as cars, buildings, 

or overhead power lines.
Calibrate the compass after moving large 

distances, experiencing temperature 

changes greater than 20°F (11°C), or 

changing the batteries.