To save or restore information – Garmin 210 User Manual

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SECTION ADXILIARV MENU

UsaProgrammihle

Data Card

Auxiliary Options

System Setup

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User Data Card Operations

Card State: No Operation

Save Ml User Data?
Restore Track?
Restore Routes/Hoypoints?

Track Recording
User Data Card
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Press EHT to confirm

User Dato Card Operations

Card State: No Operation

Save Ml User Data?
Restore Track?
Restore Routes/Haypolnts?

Track Recording
User Data Card
Glossary

Press ENT to confirin

User Card Operation Completed

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The GARMIN user-programmable data card lets you save and restore all the

track plots, waypoints and routes used in your GPSMAP system to a program­
mable cartridge. The GPSMAP system stores all waypoints, track logs and
routes in internal memory, so the data cards are a convenient way to back up
and transfer your navigation data or to make room for additional information
on your system. The data card is used for three functions:

• Saving all user data (waypoints, routes and track logs). Whenever you

save to a user data card, all existing information on the card is erased.

• Restoring all track logs stored on a user data card to the GPSMAP system.

Whenever you restore data from a card to the GPSMAP, all existing track
log data will be deleted and overwritten. Your track recording preference
will also be set to the ‘off’ position.

• Restoring all routes and waypoints stored on a user data card to the

GPSMAP system. Whenever you restore route and waypoint data from a
card to the GPSMAP, all existing waypoints and routes will be deleted and
overwritten.

To save or restore information:

1. Insert a user data card in the card slot The card state field will change from

'no data card inserted' to 'no operation' when the card is inserted properly.

2. Highlight the user card function you want to perform and press the ® key.

3. Use the QD key to highlight the 'YES' prompt on the warning window.

4. Press the Ml key to acknowledge the warning and begin data transfer.

The current status of the data transfer will be shown in the card state field,

and a message will indicate when the transfer has been completed.

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