Highgear TrailDrop User Manual

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To activate flashlight LED

To read compass press

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ALARM

HOW TO USE ELECTRONIC COMPASS FEATURE

Compass must be calibrated before first use.

Press S1 to take compass reading. For accurate reading, make sure to level the

compass using the level bubble.

CAUTION: The Digital Compass function is very sensitive to magnetic and elec-

tric fields. The direction will be affected by nearby magnetic or electronic

devices.

CALIBRATION: Allows user to align the Compass magnetic sensor with the

earth’s magnetic field so that the Compass can detect the correct direction. With

the declination angle added, the magnetic North will be adjusted by the clock-

wise shift or anti-clockwise shift of this angle, giving you the true North reading.

The range of declination angle is 00 E to 99 E and 00 W to 99 W. The declination

angles for major world cities are listed on the following page.

DECLINATION: The difference in degrees, or angle, between North and mag-

netic North.

TRUE NORTH: Also, known as geographic North, this is map North (North Pole)

MAGNETIC NORTH: The geographical region toward which all magnetic nee-

dles point. This point is 1300 miles south of the North. (This is why it’s important

to calibrate!)

The declination angles for major world cities are included.

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