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In the Field 5
Close-up screen
When you get close to the Target, the proximity alarm sounds and the
Direction Dial screen is replaced by the Close-up screen:
The represents your current GPS position, and the bull’s-eye
represents the Target. Depending on whether you use GPS-centered or
Target-centered close-up style, the (GPS-centered) or the bull’s-eye
(Target-centered) is fixed in the middle of the display and the other
symbol moves as you change position.
To navigate to the Target, move so that the is directly over the
bull’s-eye. You can use the distance information at the top of the
screen to gauge how far you have to travel. The top of the screen
represents your heading at the time the Close-up screen was activated,
and remains fixed while you are in this screen. If you change
direction, the position of the or bull’s-eye will change but the screen
will not show your change of direction in any other way.
Note – In the Close-up screen, heading information is not updated, so
any of the Info panels which relate to your heading or velocity, such as
Bearing, Turn, ETA, and Time to Go, are frozen.
– Because the Close-up screen does not show your direction, it is
best to maintain your original heading and move sideways or backwards
as if you were staking out a survey point, rather than turn around.
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