- GPSMAP 60CS FAQs - Summary
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- How do I arrange to get my Garmin unit repaired in the U.S.?
- Will my GPS unit float?
- What is the MOB function?
- What is a Waypoint?
- What are the differences between the GPSMAP 76C/CS series and the GPSMAP 60 series?
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- GPSMAP 60CS FAQs - Detailed List
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Q. How do I arrange to get my Garmin unit repaired in the U.S.?
A. In order to get your Garmin unit serviced, please call our technical support department at one of the following numbers:
tel. 800-800-1020 or 913-397-8200
fax. 913-440-5488
Garmin's technical support department is available M-F, 8:00-5:00, Central Time (except holidays).
When calling technical support, please have available the serial number of the unit, the return shipping address, and a daytime telephone number. A Product Support Specialist will provide you with a Return Material Authorization tracking number (RMA#) and shipping instructions.
Once a RMA number has been issued, ship the unit (insured) to the following address:
Garmin International
1200 E. 151st Street
RMA Number: (insert the RMA number here - see above)
Dock Door #1
Olathe, KS 66062 USA
Please note: Garmin recommends that return items are shipped through a carrier that offers shipment tracking as well as shipping insurance. When insuring your return item, please declare the full value of the shipment so that it is completely protected in the event that the shipment is lost or damaged. If return items are not shipped through a carrier that offers shipment tracking and the return items are not insured for their full value, you will be responsible for any loss or damage to the product during shipping.
Please note: The United States Postal Service (USPS) offers limited tracking capabilities and that there is a 30-calendar-day waiting period before the USPS will initiate a trace.
Related FAQs:
- Do I have to subscribe to a service to use my GPS?
- Does Garmin make an instructional video for my GPS unit?
- Is my eTrex unit waterproof?
- What are the differences between the GPS 72 and the GPS 76?
- Will my GPS unit float?
- Do units of the 72/76 series have audible alarms?
- Why can't I get a speed reading from the speed sensor attached to my fishfinder or sounder?
Q. Will my GPS unit float?
A. Currently, Garmin produces eight GPS models that have the ability to float in water. Those units are:
Garmin recommends the use of lanyards to help ensure that handheld units are not lost overboard in a marine environment.
Related FAQs:
- Do you have a retail store at your factory in the U.S. where I can buy accessories or see your products demonstrated?
- Can I order directly from Garmin?
- Can I upgrade my older Garmin unit to a newer Garmin unit?
- Does Garmin take trade-ins?
- Does Garmin make an instructional video for my GPS unit?
- How do I arrange to get my Garmin unit repaired in the U.S.?
- How do I arrange to get my Garmin unit repaired in Europe?
- Can I "real-time track" using any MapSource product and my GPS 72/76 series unit?
- Is my GPS 72/76 series unit WAAS enabled?
Q. What is the MOB function?
A. The Man Over Board (MOB) function is a common feature for marine GPS units. If a person falls overboard, the skipper uses this function to immediately mark the current location. The GPS goes into a "Goto" mode and directs the skipper back to the point where the button was pressed.
Related FAQs:
- What are the differences between the GPS 72 and the GPS 76?
Q. What is a Waypoint?
A. Waypoints are locations or landmarks worth recording and storing in your GPS. These are locations you may later want to return to. They may be check points on a route or significant ground features. (e.g., camp, the truck, a fork in a trail, or a favorite fishing spot).
Waypoints may be defined and stored in the unit manually, by taking coordinates for the waypoint from a map or other reference. This can be done before ever leaving home. Or more usually, waypoints may be entered directly by taking a reading with the unit at the location itself, giving it a name, and then saving the point.
Waypoints may also be put into the unit by referencing another waypoint already stored, giving the reference waypoint, and entering the distance and compass bearing to the new waypoint.
Related FAQs:
- What are the differences between the eTrex units?
- How is the Thumb Stick (five-position cursor switch) used on the eTrex Venture, Legend, or Vista?
- Why are there waypoints in my waypoint list beginning with the letter "T"?
- Can I use Loran TD coordinates on my Garmin GPS?
Q. What are the differences between the GPSMAP 76C/CS series and the GPSMAP 60 series?
A. Garmin uses the letter "C" to signify units with color displays and "S" (for "sensors") as a designation for units with a barometric altimeter and electronic compass. Units in the 76 series with a color display have 115 megabytes of mapping memory, and units in the 60 series have 56 megabytes of memory. Due to their larger memory capacity, 76-series units with a color display have a larger basemap than 60-series units. The 60-series units do not have tide prediction capability, while color 76-series units do. One other difference to note is that 76-series units will float, while 60-series units will not.
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