Function - Summit HC




Controls

    
   
A. Power
B. Page
C. Up
D. Down
E. Menu/Find
F. Select/Enter/Mark
G. GPS Antenna
H. Color Display
I. Power/USB Data Port
J. Battery Cover
K. Lanyard Attachment
   

Button Operation

A. Power Button   D. Down Button
     1. Press and hold to turn unit on/off.        1. Select page and menu options.
     2. Press and release to cycle the display backlight on/off.        2. Zoom In on the Map page.
B. Page Button   E. Menu/Find Button
     1. Press and release to loop through display pages.        1. Press and release to view option menu for active page.
     2. Press and release to exit/quit a function.        2. Press and release twice to view Main Menu.
     3. Press and hold to cycle electronic compass on/off.        3. Press and hold to display the Find Menu.
C. Up Button   F. Select/Enter/Mark Joystick Button
     1. Select page and menu options.        1. Press and release to confirm data entry or menu selections.
     2. Zoom Out on the Map page.        2. Press and hold to activate Mark Waypoint page.
         3. Move up, down, right or left to navigate menu selections or pan map arrow.
     



Special Key Functions

 

Pages

Press and release the Page Button (B) to loop through display pages.

Pages not added to the Main Page sequence appear in the Main Menu.

 

Satellite

The Satellite page is only displayed at device start-up.

The Satellite page displays satellite identification, location and signal strength information.

The upper data field displays GPS coordinates and estimated location accuracy.

 

Map

The Map page provides a picture of where you are, where you are going (path to destination), where you have been (track log), waypoint names and symbols and other map information.

The 'Track Up' Map page rotates the map as you move such that waypoints that are ahead of you are displayed at the top of the display. The North Pointer shows you which direction on the Map page is north.

The 'North Up' Map page orients the display like a paper map. Your location and direction of travel are indicated by the triangular 'Positional Icon'.

Press and hold the Up (C) or Down (D) buttons to change the map scale as desired.

To change data fields, use the Joystick Button (F) to select the Options Menu, then select the desired data field and choose from available Trip Computer data:

 

Compass

The Compass page guides you to your destination with a graphic compass display and bearing or course pointer.

When no destination is selected, the compass ring will indicate your direction of travel.

When navigating to a selected destination, the compass displays a bearing pointer indicating the direction to your destination. Simply follow the arrow to find your destination.

To change data fields, use the Joystick Button (F) to select the Options Menu, then select the desired data field and choose from available Trip Computer data:

 

Altimeter

The Elevation page can display a graph of elevation change over distance or time, or pressure over time.

The upper data field displays are user configurable.

To change data fields, use the Joystick Button (F) to select the Options Menu, then select the desired data field and choose from available Altimeter page data:

  1. Ambient Pressure - the Uncalibrated current pressure.
  2. Ascent Average - the Average vertical distance of ascent.
  3. Ascent Maximum - the Maximum ascent rate in feet per minute.
  4. Ascent Total - the Total distance ascended.
  5. Barometer - the Calibrated current pressure.
  6. Descent Average - the Average vertical distance of descent.
  7. Descent Maximum - the Maximum descent rate in feet per minute.
  8. Descent Total - the Total distance descended.
  9. Elevation - the Distance above or below mean sea level.
  10. Elevation Maximum - the Highest elevation reached.
  11. Elevation Minimum - the Lowest elevation reached.
  12. Glide Ratio - the Ratio of horizontal distance traveled to vertical distance traveled.
  13. Glide Ratio to Destination - the Glide ratio required to descend from the current position to the destination position.
  14. Vertical Speed - Your rate of altitude gain/loss over time.
  15. Vertical Speed to Destination - the Rate of ascent or descent to a predetermined altitude.

 

Trip Computer

The Trip Computer page displays up to eight different types of navigation data.

Each data field is user configurable.

To change data fields, use the Joystick Button (F) to select the Options Menu, then select the desired data field and choose from available Trip Computer data:

  1. Accuracy of GPS - the Current accuracy of your GPS determined location.
  2. Bearing - the Compass direction from you current location to a destination point.
  3. Course - the Compass direction from your starting location to a destination point.
  4. Depth - the Depth of water from sonar NMEA input.
  5. Distance to Destination - the Entire distance of a route, from start to finish.
  6. Distance to Next - the Remaining distance to the next waypoint.
  7. ETA at Destination - the Estimated time you will arrive at the route destination, if current speed and course are maintained.
  8. ETA at Next - the Estimated time you will arrive at the next point on the route, if current speed and course are maintained.
  9. Elevation - the Distance above or below mean sea level.
  10. Glide Ratio - the Ratio of horizontal distance traveled to vertical distance traveled.
  11. Glide Ratio to Destination - the Glide ratio required to descend from the current position to the destination position.
  12. Heading - the Direction of travel as indicated by a compass, in degrees or cardinal letters (N, S, W, E).
  13. Location (lat/lon) - Current GPS position.
  14. Location (selected) - Displays the current position in the selected position format.
  15. Odometer - the Total distance traveled for all trips.
  16. Off Course - the Distance left or right you are from the original course (path of travel).
  17. Pointer - Indicates direction to next destination.
  18. Speed - the Current vehicle speed measured in miles per hour (MPH), kilometers per hour (KPH), or knots.
  19. Speed Maximum - the Maximum speed recorded since last Trip Computer reset.
  20. Speed Moving Average - the Average speed while moving since last Trip Computer reset.
  21. Speed Overall Average - the Average speed while moving and stopped since last Trip Computer reset.
  22. Sunrise - the Time of sunrise for current date and location.
  23. Sunset - the Time of sunset for current date and location.
  24. Time to Destination - the Estimated time to the final destination, if current speed and course are maintained.
  25. Time to Next - the Estimated time to the next point on the route, if current speed and course are maintained.
  26. Time of Day - the Current time and date, displayed in 12 or 24 hour format, in local time or universal (UTC) time.
  27. To Course - the Compass direction you must travel to get back to original course.
  28. Trip Odometer - the Total distance traveled since last Trip Computer reset.
  29. Trip Time - Moving - the Total time moving since last Trip Computer reset.
  30. Trip Time - Stopped - the Total time stopped since last Trip Computer reset.
  31. Trip Time - Total - the Total time tracking since last Trip Computer reset.
  32. Turn - the Direction of, and distance to, the next turn on an active route.
  33. Velocity Made Good - the Rate of closure on a destination based on current speed and course.
  34. Vertical Speed - the Rate of altitude gain or loss over time.
  35. Vertical Speed to Destination - the Rate of ascent or descent to a predetermined altitude.
  36. Water Speed - the Current speed over water (acquired from external measurement devices).
  37. Water Temperature - the Temperature of water at a measured depth (acquired from external measurement devices).
  38. Waypoint at Destination - the Last waypoint on a route.
  39. Waypoint at Next - the Next waypoint on a route.

 

Main Menu

The Menu page provides access to advanced features and settings.

Pages added to the Main Page sequence do not appear in the Main Menu.

Move the Joystick Button (F) to highlight the desired menu selection.

Press the Joystick Button (F) to activate the highlighted menu selection: