I would like to set the odometer to where I left off with my last Cateye, instead of starting at zero. Can I do that?
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Yes, you can manually change the odemeter. When you first setup the computer you should set the following: wheel selection, clock, total distance already traveled, speed unit. Rather than explain again here just click on this link for the manual. http://www.cateye.com/files/manual_dl/0/399/CC-RD200_ENG_v4.pdf
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Yes, you can manually change the odemeter. When you first setup the computer you should set the following: wheel selection, clock, total distance already traveled, speed unit. Rather than explain again here just click on this link for the manual.http://www.cateye.com/files/manual_dl/0/399/CC-RD200_ENG_v4.pdf
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I do not know. The only thing you would not have though is the verbal instructions but the visual (which are great) would not change. Numerically it can be set to metric measurements if that would help. Perhaps the Garmin site could give you a better answer.
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Yes, you can go backwards as well, but I can't remember it that distance is recorded in the readings!
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Contact dealer for manual, scroll through menue, hilite time & date to set. Wish I could be more help, but I 've misplaced my manual.
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Yes, you can tell the GPS to "go to" a waypointYes, you can delete all waypoints at one time from the waypoint manager
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Yes. When it counts to zero and you reset it it goes back to the original start time.
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Yes, to retracing your steps or "Track". One of the features of the eTrex20 is "Tracks". It always plots your current track (like dropping bread crumbs). You can go to "Where To?" and select "Tracks" then select "Current Track" then push Menu button and select "Reverse Track". It will guide you back along the route you just took. Another key feature is being able to set Waypoints (and being able to give each a name other than the default non-descriptive number like 001). I suggest you set a Waypoint where your car is, name it "car". The eTrex20 then allows you to use "Where To?" option to route you to the "car" waypoint you set. The unit can be as accurate as within 9 feet depending on the number of satellites it can see. Even inside my house the accuracy is at 25 feet. So without retracing your steps, it will point you to your car. It has a compass that will point you to your car when you are navigating to a waypoint. Much to experiment with. Try these features in a known area first until you feel comfortable with it. Oh yeah, make sure you go to "Setup" then "Routing" then select the "Guidance Method" to be "Off Road" and "Calculate Route for "Pedestrian" and "Lock On Road" to be "No".
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No. The current location isn't always accurate. And the trackr disconnects time from time giving you a false location.
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If you count up from 1 you can stop and then start again where you left off. I haven't tried counting down from a higher number but assume it would be the same. I like this very well.
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Yes you can. Go to the race settings, go to options, go to cautions and black flags, and the go to left until it says off. I hope this helps.
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I have not used this feature. The instruction booklet says it stores the last measurement, even after it is turned off. Also, you can elect to add to or subtract from the stored measurement, instead of simply replacing it.
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Press the right button until you see DST, the bottom line shows the distance traveled. Hold the left button for a few seconds to reset the value to zero.
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Yes! Click the mode button a few times until you get to "distance" not "steps." It shows to the second decimal place.
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There is a dial you can adjust and turn for a different direction of stay. There is no true "dial" to set at different numbers.
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Yes, you can "Set location" for somewhere else, but I don't recall how to do that. I guess find the address, and maybe the "Set location" option pops up then?But mine finds satellites fairly quickly, even if it's been turned off. If it takes more than 5 minutes, turn it off and start over. Mine usually finds them in a minute or less. I think it does it faster if you turn it on before you start moving.HTHS--
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Yes. Once it hits zero, hit the stop button. It'll go right back to whatever time you started with. If you stop it in advance of hitting zero, however, you need to set the time again.
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The way you set the device is to attach it to the wall, then position your vehicle exactly where you want it in the final parking spot. Then you press the button on the unit which sets and remembers this spot. Only one issue that could cause you a bit of a problem. I have a Mazda RX9 with a very pointed front end. I find that if I move a few inches to the left or right, that the sensor doesn't see the car until the part of the nose moves to the spot where I originally set it up. Not a big deal, but I was at an exact spot as you want, and the difference made me touch a refrigerator set to the right corner of garage. A little practice with positioning in the garage "lane" fixed that The way you set the device is to attach it to the wall, then position your vehicle exactly where you want it in the final parking spot. Then you press the button on the unit which sets and remembers this spot. Only one issue that could cause you a bit of a problem. I have a Mazda RX9 with a very pointed front end. I find that if I move a few inches to the left or right, that the sensor doesn't see the car until the part of the nose moves to the spot where I originally set it up. Not a big deal, but I was at an exact spot as you want, and the difference made me touch a refrigerator set to... » Read More The way you set the device is to attach it to the wall, then position your vehicle exactly where you want it in the final parking spot. Then you press the button on the unit which sets and remembers this spot. Only one issue that could cause you a bit of a problem. I have a Mazda RX9 with a very pointed front end. I find that if I move a few inches to the left or right, that the sensor doesn't see the car until the part of the nose moves to the spot where I originally set it up. Not a big deal, but I was at an exact spot as you want, and the difference made me touch a refrigerator set to the right corner of garage. A little practice with positioning in the garage "lane" fixed that « Show Less