Marine mode: advanced configuration, Configuring system settings – Garmin GPSMAP 640 User Manual

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GPSMAP 620 and GPSMAP 640 Owner’s Manual

Marine Mode: Advanced Configuration

Marine Mode: Advanced

Configuration

Use the Configure menu to configure general unit settings.
Use the Menu screen on various chart screens to configure chart-

specific information.

Configuring System Settings

From the Home screen, touch

Configure

>

System

.

Simulator—turn Simulator Mode

on

or

off

.

Touch

Setup

to set Simulator options.

• Speed—enter the speed of your boat in simulator mode, and

touch

Done

.

• track Control—touch

Auto track

to allow the chartplotter to

set the heading automatically, or touch

User track

to set the

heading manually.

• Set position—select the simulated position of your boat, and

touch

Select

.

• Set time—enter the simulated time, and touch

Done

.

• Set Date—enter the simulated date, touch

Done

.

Language—touch the on-screen language.

Keyboard Layout—select

QWeRtY

for a layout similar to a

computer keyboard, or select

ABCDe

for an alphabetical layout.

Beeper/Display—set beeper and display options.
• Beeper—touch

Beeper

to set when the unit makes audible

sounds. The settings are

off

,

Alarms only

, and

on (Key and

Alarms)

(default).

• Display—touch

Display

to open the display menu.

◦ Backlight Slider—adjust the intensity of the backlight.
◦ Color Mode—touch

Color Mode

to select Day Colors

or Night Colors, or touch

Auto

to allow the device to

automatically adjust the colors.

◦ Volume—adjust the volume levels.

• Screenshot Capture—toggle the screenshot capture feature on

and off. With the screenshot capture on, touch and hold

Home

on any screen to take a screenshot. The screenshot is saved to an

inserted SD card.

• Audio out—set to High-Z for best sound quality if your stereo

has a high-impedance input. If you are experiencing audio

distortion, try toggling this setting between Low-Z and High-Z

to improve audio performance.

• Calibrate touch Screen—touch the dots as they appear to

calibrate the touchscreen.

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