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Using the GPS Function
The Treasure Commander TC3X incorporates Global Positioning System (GPS) technology which
allows you to relocate sites that you have discovered.
To name and save a Waypoint or coordinates of a site or spot you want to revisit, press the "GPS"
touchscreen button. You will now see the word “LOCATING” flashing on the LCD. Wait till you see
the word “SAVE”, now press the Save/Enter button to name your waypoint. Use the left/right arrow
buttons to move between letters and press the Up/Down buttons to change the selected letter or
letters. After you have named your waypoint ( 8 letters max) Press the Save/Enter button, you will
now see “Save OK”
To return back to normal metal detector operation Press the GPS button. At this point you can
start metal detecting. Note: you can Save up to (10) Waypoints. To do so, simply repeat the above
process.
When you are ready to return to your Saved Waypoint location, press the "GPS" touchpad and wait
for the word “Save” to appear. Use the left/right Arrow buttons till you see your named
“Waypoint”, now press the Save/Enter button. If you have more than one location saved you can
scroll through list of saved waypoint locations use the left/right Arrow buttons. When you find the
location you want to visit or return to, press the Save/Enter touchscreen button.
You will now see the GPS icon (upper right half circle on the LCD screen) will show you which
direction to head with an arrow and the LCD will show how many yards remain to the location.
The arrow and distance will change as you approach the location.
Once you arrive at the location, the arrow will disappear and the distance displayed will read "000"
indicating you are now at your Saved Waypoint.
To DELETE any Saved Waypoints while in the GPS Mode you simply go to the Saved Waypoint and
Press the “DELETE” touchscreen button. Repeat the same process for any additional Saved
Waypoints you want to delete. Remember if you saved more than one Waypoint use the left/right
Arrow buttons to scroll through them.
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