Garmin Forerunner 201 Owner's Manual - Page 31

To change the elevation

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4. Scroll through the letters holders using the DOWN or UP buttons. (UP button moves the cursor right to left, and the DOWN button moves the cursor left to right). When you reach the position place you want to change, stop, and press ENTER. Using the DOWN or UP button, scroll through the letter, number or symbol choices, highlight the one you want and press ENTER. The position place is now changed. You can change the name of the location up to 6 characters. Continue until all positions are changed. 5. Press the DOWN or UP button to highlight the 'OK' field and press ENTER. The Location Mode appears again with the corrected name. 6. Press the DOWN or UP button to highlight the 'OK' field and press ENTER. Your location with the new location name is now stored in memory. To change the elevation: 1. Highlight 'NAVIGATION' in the Menu Mode and press ENTER. 2. Press the DOWN button to highlight the 'MARK LOCATION' option and press ENTER. The 'Review Location Mode appears. (Flag with symbol, name, and location) 3. Press the DOWN button to highlight the 'ELEV(ATION):' field and press ENTER. 4. Scroll through the elevation position places using the DOWN or UP buttons (UP button moves the cursor right to left, and the DOWN button moves the cursor left to right). When you reach the position you want to change, stop, and press ENTER. Using the DOWN or UP button, scroll through the choices to highlight the one you want. Press ENTER. The position place is now changed. Continue until all positions are changed. 5. Press the DOWN or UP button to highlight the 'OK' field and press ENTER. The Location Mode appears again with the corrected elevation. 6. Press the DOWN or UP button to highlight the 'OK' field and press ENTER. Your location with the new elevation is now stored in memory. Menu Mode Navigation: Mark Location 19

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19
Menu Mode
Navigation:
Mark Location
4. Scroll through the letters holders using the
DOWN
or
UP
buttons. (UP button moves the
cursor right to left, and the
DOWN
button moves the cursor left to right). When you reach
the position place you want to change, stop, and press
ENTER
. Using the
DOWN
or
UP
button, scroll through the letter, number or symbol choices, highlight the one you want and
press
ENTER
. The position place is now changed. You can change the name of the location
up to 6 characters. Continue until all positions are changed.
5. Press the
DOWN or UP
button to highlight the ‘OK’ field and press
ENTER
. The Location
Mode appears again with the corrected name.
6. Press the
DOWN or UP
button to highlight the ‘OK’ field and press
ENTER
. Your location
with the new location name is now stored in memory.
To change the elevation:
1. Highlight ‘NAVIGATION’ in the Menu Mode and press
ENTER
.
2. Press the
DOWN
button to highlight the ‘MARK LOCATION’ option and press
ENTER
. The
‘Review Location Mode appears. (Flag with symbol, name, and location)
3. Press the
DOWN
button to highlight the ‘ELEV(ATION):’ field and press
ENTER
.
4. Scroll through the elevation position places using the
DOWN
or
UP
buttons (UP button
moves the cursor right to left, and the
DOWN
button moves the cursor left to right). When
you reach the position you want to change, stop, and press
ENTER
. Using the
DOWN
or
UP
button, scroll through the choices to highlight the one you want. Press
ENTER
. The
position place is now changed. Continue until all positions are changed.
5. Press the
DOWN
or
UP
button to highlight the ‘OK’ field and press
ENTER
. The Location
Mode appears again with the corrected elevation.
6. Press the
DOWN
or
UP
button to highlight the ‘OK’ field and press
ENTER
. Your location
with the new elevation is now stored in memory.