Silvercrest SFN 1.5 A1 - Manual (Page 95)

GPS Outdoor Computer SFN 1.5 A1
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Recording/riding a route
The GPS receiver needs to receive at least four GPS satellites for you to be able
to adjust the following settings. This is indicated by the signal strength indicator
in the top left-hand corner of the display (2).
While you are riding, you can use the confirmation button (5) in each of the available screen
views to record your route at any time. The GPS device saves the waypoints you pass. You can
then access the routes later and ride them in either direction using the arrow guide. This means
you need never stray from your route, even in thick forest or darkness.
You can use the screen symbols to control route recording or display.
How to record a route:
1. Press and hold the confirmation button (5) for 3 seconds. This brings up a pop-up menu
showing the symbols B, X and x.
B: Start. Starts route recording or playback.
X: Pause. Temporarily pauses route recording.
x: Stop. Stops route recording or playback.
2. Press the t and u button (4 and 7) to select the B icon (start) and press the confirmation
button (5) to start recording.
3. Ride the selected route. If you fancy a break along the way, hold the confirmation button (5)
down for three seconds in order to show the pop-up menu again, select the X symbol (pause)
and press the confirmation button (5) to pause recording temporarily.
At the end of your break when you want to carry on with your ride, hold the confirmation
button (5) down for three seconds in order to show the pop-up menu again, select the B
symbol (start) and press the confirmation button (5). Your GPS device continues recording the
current route (no new route is created).
4. Once you have reached your destination, you can stop recording your route. Hold the
confirmation button (5) down for three seconds to display the pop-up menu, press the t and
u buttons (4 and 7), select the x symbol (Stop) and press the confirmation button (5) to stop
recording and save the route.
The routes are automatically saved with the date and time of the recording as
a filename. In order to keep an overview of the list of routes in the future and
make sure you do not ride the wrong route by accident, we recommend editing
the routes using the PC software supplied and renaming them so that they are
clear. Example: Station to lake.