User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. SAFETY
- 2. Welcome
- 3. Introduction
- 4. Getting started
- 5. General settings
- 6. Using time mode
- 7. Using ALTI & BARO mode
- 8. Using compass mode
- 9. Using memory
- 10. Care and support
- 11. Specifications
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Time: shows the current time
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Cardinals: shows the current heading in cardinal directions
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Bearing tracking: shows the direction between the heading and the set bearing
The compass will switch itself to power saving mode after a minute if no buttons are pressed.
Reactivate it with [Start Stop] .
You can use the compass in two ways: you can use the bezel or the bearing tracking.
8.2.1. Using bearing tracking
In bearing tracking you can lock a bearing (direction) and your Suunto Core compass will
guide you along it.
To use the bearing tracking:
1. Point the compass direction arrow in the direction you want to travel and press [Start
Stop] . The bearing is now locked. Your current heading is shown in the middle of the
display, and it will change according to your movements.
2. The arrows in the top row of the display point you in the direction you need to take in
order to keep to your desired bearing. The
symbol confirms that you are aiming towards
the right direction.
NOTE: Pressing [- Light] also activates the backlight.
You’re hiking and you’ve just climbed a steep hill. Looking out over the valley below, you see
a cabin on another hill. You decide to hike to the cabin through the valley. You point the
direction arrow of your compass towards the cabin and lock the bearing. Once you’re in the
valley, the arrows in the display’s top row show you where to go. Because the compass is
active for only 40 seconds at a time to conserve battery life, now and then you need to re-
start the compass to check your heading. Keep an eye on it and you’ll get there soon.
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