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SPORTDOG.COM
COMPASS
COMPASS
The Compass page looks and acts like a traditional compass, and shows you a
directional arrow to the objects being tracked. You can scroll through your list three
objects at a time.
The Compass page is used in two modes:
GENERAL TRACKING
When a route IS NOT active:
• The Compass page rotates the compass circle to show you the heading that is being
followed.
• The Compass page does not show a bearing arrow for the user, since no destination has been specified.
• The dogs being tracked still appear on the compass circle, along with the Info Fields and Stim button options
for each dog.
• The Info Fields show speed and heading.
ROUTE NAVIGATION
When a route IS active:
The Compass page displays the outline arrow, pointing in the direction of the next route waypoint.
• The Info Fields show distance to finish and trip odometer.
COMPASS VIEW
The Compass is designed to look and act like a traditional floating needle compass. The cardinal letters rotate as
the handheld rotates, maintaining their orientation to North.
BEARING ARROWS
(
OUTLINE ARROW
)
The Bearing Arrow represents the direction of the next waypoint in relation to the current location, and rotates
with the compass as you turn the Handheld.
Other bearing arrows represent the direction to three objects being tracked. These arrows are each color-coded
to the object they represent.
OBJECTS BEING TRACKED
The three info boxes below the compass provide details about the three different objects being tracked. These
boxes show you the name and color of each object, as well as the distance and bearing to that object. The distance
and bearing values update in real time as the tracked object moves.
The three info boxes are scrollable, from left to right and you can scroll through to bring up more objects.
STIMULATION SOFT BUTTONS
The three buttons on the left side of the screen display the stimulation level for each of the tracked objects.
Objects that do not support stimulation are still color-coded, but show a dash instead of a Stim level.