User Guide

Choosing a Hunting Season

Using the GPS

The GPS (Global Position System) uses information it receives from multiple satellites to determine your exact location in

longitude and latitude. It also provides a local area map that will remember where you placed "flags," or more accurately

Way points. You can place a way point by pressing Z key (or whatever key you have binded to use item 2) whenever you have

GPS visible.

You activate the GPS as you would any other item, by clicking on the button on the right or by using the shortcut key defined.

There are 3 modes, the longitude/latitude mode, the mini-map or Plotter mode, and the Time and Altitude mode. Toggle

between these modes by left-clicking.

Longitude/Latitude Mode

In this mode the display will indicate your coordinates which you can record and use to find your exact location on the area

To see the area map just right click, then left-click on the Map button located below and to the left of your view. You will see

cross that marks your present position.

Plotter Mode

The display in this mode will show you a localized map. You can zoom in and out using the zoom buttons (default Keypad - and

Keypad +). You can also place "waypoints" by using your Z key. A flag will appear on the GPS but be unnoticed by the deer. The

waypoints will also show up on your Map. Waypoints are good for marking where you find sign or when tracking a wounded

by placing at blood points. Your truck is also visible on the GPS.

Altitude Time Mode

This will show your elevation above water level, and the current time of day. Remember, deer respond differently depending

the time of day. The GPS takes about 1 unit of carrying space.