Instructions for a Magellan Triton 300 GPS

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The Magellan Triton 300 GPS features a compass function so you can tell north from south at any time.

The Magellan Triton 300 is a handheld GPS unit designed to withstand the rigors of outdoor adventure. It is waterproof and has a 2.2-inch full color display for viewing maps, menus and navigation screens. There is also a compass so that you can see the direction you are traveling. The Triton 300 comes loaded with waypoints, which are points on the map that act like addresses. You may also add your own waypoints at any time. You can route to one location or make a trip with several destinations. Also, you can use the backtrack feature to get directions back to your starting point.

Instructions

  1. Creating A Waypoint For Your Current Location

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      Press "Enter" on the main map screen and then select "Create Waypoint."

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      Edit the waypoint information that automatically shows up on the screen. The information on your screen should be for your current location.

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      Tap "Media" to add media to the waypoint information or "Options Page" to turn on a proximity alarm to alert you when you approach the waypoint.

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      Tap on the "Save" icon. Your location has now been added as a waypoint.

    Creating a Waypoint From a Point On the Map

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      Tap on "Menu" from the map screen. Press "Create."

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      Tap "Wapoint" and then tap "Point on Map."

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      Scroll across the map using the arrows to move the cursor to your planned destination. Press "Enter."

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      Edit the information displayed on your screen, which will include the latitude and longitude of the waypoint.

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      Tap "Media" to add media to the waypoint information or "Options Page" to turn on a proximity alarm to alert you when you approach the waypoint. Tap on the "Save" icon to keep the waypoint.

    Creating a Go To Route

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      Scroll across the map and when the cursor is at the point of your desired destination, press "Enter."

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      Press "Details" and then select "Enter" again.

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      Highlight the "Go To" button located on the "Info" page for the waypoint. Press "Enter" again to set the route.

    Creating A Backtrack Route

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      Press "Enter" from the map screen.

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      Locate "Backtrack" in the menu and then highlight it.

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      Press Enter. If you were following a route already, you will be prompted to cancel that route by highlighting "Yes" and pressing "Enter."

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      Highlight "Yes" to confirm the creation of a backtrack route, and then press "Enter."

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