Garmin Rino 650 N Manual

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1. Turn the D-ring counter-clockwise, 
and remove the cover.
2.  Lift the latch on the cover to 
separate the battery compartment.
3.  Insert four AA batteries, observing 
polarity.
4. Replace the battery cover, and turn 
the D-ring clockwise.
5.  Select  Setup > System > Battery 
t ype.
6.  Select  Alkaline, Lithium, or 
Rechargeable NiMH .
Long-Term Storage
When you do not plan to use the 
device for several months, remove the 
batteries. Stored data is not lost when 
batteries are removed.
Caring for the Device
Notice
Avoid chemical cleaners and solvents 
that can damage plastic components.
Never use a hard or sharp object to 
operate the touchscreen, or damage 
may result. 
Cleaning the Device
1. Dampen a clean cloth with a mild 
detergent solution.
2.  Wipe the device with the damp 
cloth.
3.  Thoroughly dry the device. 
						

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Cleaning the Screen
1. Dampen a soft, clean, lint-free cloth 
with water, isopropyl alcohol, or 
eyeglass lens cleaner.
2.  Wipe the screen with the cloth.
3.  Thoroughly dry the screen.
Water Immersion
Notice
The device is waterproof to IEC 
Standard 60529 IPX7. It can withstand 
immersion in 1 meter of water for 30 
minutes. Prolonged submersion can 
cause damage to the device. After 
submersion, be certain to wipe dry 
and air dry the device before using or 
charging.
Extreme TemperaturesNotice
Do not store the device where 
prolonged exposure to extreme 
temperatures can occur, because it can 
cause permanent damage. 
Connecting a Bluetooth® 
Headset
1.  Turn on the headset, and enable the 
Bluetooth component. 
You can refer to the headset 
documentation for specific 
instructions about enabling 
Bluetooth wireless technology.
2.  Bring the headset within 30 feet (10 
meters) of the device. 
3.  Select  Setup > Bluetooth > 
Bluetooth > enable.
4.  Select  Bluetooth Device  > Add 
Device. 
						

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The device begins searching for 
headsets.
5.  Select the headset from the list.
For more information about the 
Bluetooth settings, see  page 24.
Data Management
Note: The device is not compatible 
with Windows® 95, 98, Me, or NT. It is 
also not compatible with Mac® OS 10.3 
and earlier. 
File Types
The device supports these file types.
•  Files from BaseCamp
™ or 
HomePort™
Go to www.garmin.com
•  GPI custom POI files from the 
Garmin POI Loader
•  JPEG photo files
•  GPX geocache files
Installing a microSD™ Card
Memory cards can be used for 
additional storage. Also, some maps 
are available preloaded on memory 
cards. Go to http://buy.garmin.com  for 
more information.
1.  Turn the D-ring counter-clockwise, 
and remove the battery pack.
2.  Slide the card holder 
➊ toward 
the top edge of the device, and 
lift up, as instructed in the battery 
compartment.
➊
➋
3.  Place the microSD card ➋ in the 
device with the contacts facing 
down.  
						

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4. Close the card holder.
5.  Slide the card holder toward the 
bottom of the device to lock it.
6.  Replace the battery pack, and turn 
the D-ring clockwise.
Connecting the Device to a 
Computer 
1. Connect the USB cable to a USB 
port on your computer. 
2.  Pull up the weather cap from the 
mini-USB port 
➊.
➊
3. Plug the small end of the USB 
cable into the mini-USB port. Your device and memory card 
(optional) appear as removable 
drives in My Computer on Windows 
computers and as mounted volumes on 
Mac computers. 
Transferring Files to Your 
Computer
Before you can transfer files, you must 
connect the device to your computer 
(page 40).
1. 
Browse your computer for the file.
2.  Select the file.
3.  Select  edit > Copy.
4.  Open the “Garmin” or memory card 
drive/volume.
tIP: You must put photo files in the 
Garmin\JPEG folder. You must put 
geocache files in the Garmin\GPX 
folder.
5.  Select  edit > Paste.  
						

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Deleting Files
Notice
If you do not know the purpose of 
a file, do not delete it. Your device 
memory  contains important system 
files that should not be deleted. Be 
especially cautious of folders entitled 
“Garmin.”
Notice
Your device memory contains 
important system files and folders that 
should not be deleted. 
Before you can delete files, you must 
connect the device to your computer 
(page 40).
1. Open the “Garmin” drive or 
volume.
2.  If necessary, open a folder or 
volume.
3.  Select the files. 4. 
Press the Delete key on your 
keyboard. 
Disconnecting the  USB Cable
1. Complete an action:
• For Windows computers, click 
the eject icon 
 in your system 
tray.
•  For Mac computers, drag the 
volume icon to the Trash 
. 
2.  Disconnect the device from your 
computer. 
						

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Appendix
Additional Maps
You can use additional maps in the 
device, such as BirdsEye satellite 
imagery, BlueChart
® g2, and City 
Navigator® detailed maps. Detailed 
maps may contain additional points of 
interest, such as restaurants or marine 
services. For more information, go to 
http://buy.garmin.com  or contact your 
Garmin dealer. 
Optional Accessories
Optional accessories, such as mounts, 
preloaded map memory cards, fitness 
accessories, VHF antennas, and 
replacement parts, are available at 
http://buy.garmin.com  or from your 
Garmin dealer.
Optional  VHF Antennas
The following antennas are compatible 
with the Rino 650N:
• 010-10931-00 Magnetic Mount 
Antenna
•  010-10856-30 Extended Range 
Antenna
•  010-11141-00 Portable Long-Range 
Antenna
These antennas have all been evaluated 
for SAR and meet the identified SAR 
requirements.
Optional Wired Headets
You can use a headset containing a   
3.5 mm four-pinout jack with the 
headset jack on the device.
➍
➌
➊
➋ 
						

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ItemDescription
➊Speaker
➋Open
➌Microphone
➍Ground
Optional  Fitness Accessories
Before you can use the fitness 
accessory with your device, you 
must install the accessory according 
to the instructions included with the 
accessory.
You can use optional fitness accessories 
including a heart rate monitor or a 
cadence sensor with your device. 
These accessories use ANT+ wireless 
technology to send data to the device.
Using Optional Fitness 
Accessories
1. Bring the device within range (3 m) 
of the ANT+ accessory.
2.  Select  Setup > Fitness.
3.  Select  Heart Rate Monitor  or 
Bike Cadence Sensor.
4.  Select  Search for New.
5.  Customize your data fields to view 
the heart rate or cadence data   
(page 44).
Tips for Pairing ANT+ Accessories 
with Your Garmin Device
•  Verify that the ANT+ accessory 
is compatible with your Garmin 
device.
•  Before you pair the ANT+ 
accessory with your Garmin device, 
move 10 m away from other ANT+ 
accessories.
•  Bring the Garmin device within 
range (3 m) of the ANT+ accessory. 
						

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• After you pair the first time, your 
Garmin device automatically 
recognizes the ANT+ accessory 
each time it is activated. This 
process occurs automatically when 
you turn on the Garmin device and 
only takes a few seconds when 
the accessories are activated and 
functioning correctly.
•  When paired, your Garmin device 
only receives data from your 
accessory, and you can go near 
other accessories.
Data Field Options
Data Field Description
Accuracy of 
GPS The margin of 
error for your exact 
location� For example, 
your GPS location is 
accurate to within +/- 
12 feet (3�6 m)�
Data Field
Description
Ambient 
Pressure The uncalibrated 
environmental 
pressure�
Ascent - 
Average The average vertical 
distance of ascent�
Ascent - 
Maximum The maximum ascent 
rate in feet/meters per 
minute�
Ascent - Total The total elevation 
distance ascended�
Barometer The calibrated current 
pressure�
Battery Level The remaining battery 
power�
Bearing The direction from 
your current location 
to a destination�
Cadence  
(cadence 
accessory 
required) Revolutions of the 
crank arm or strides 
per minute� 
						

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Data FieldDescription
Course The direction from 
your starting location 
to a destination�
Depth The depth of the 
water� Requires a 
connection to a NMEA 
0183 depth-capable 
device to acquire data   
(page 23)�
Descent - 
Average The average vertical 
distance of descent�
Descent - 
Maximum The maximum 
descent rate in feet or 
meters per minute�
Descent - Total The total elevation 
distance descended�
Distance to 
Destination The distance to your 
final destination�
Distance to 
Next The remaining 
distance to the next 
waypoint on the route�Data Field
Description
Elevation The altitude of your 
current location above 
or below sea level�
Elevation - 
Maximum The highest elevation 
reached�
Elevation - 
Minimum The lowest elevation 
reached�
ETA at 
Destination The estimated time 
of day you will reach 
your final destination�
ETA at Next The estimated time of 
day you will reach the 
next waypoint on the 
route�
Glide Ratio The ratio of horizontal 
distance traveled to 
the change in vertical 
distance� 
						

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Data FieldDescription
Glide Ratio to 
Dest� The glide ratio 
required to descend 
from your current 
position and elevation 
to the destination 
elevation�
GPS Signal 
Strength The strength of the 
GPS signal�
Heading The direction you are 
moving�
Heart Rate  
(heart rate 
monitor 
required) Your heart rate in 
beats per minute 
(bpm)�
Location (lat/
lon) Displays the current 
position in the default 
position format 
regardless of the 
selected settings�
Location 
(selected) Displays the current 
position in the 
selected position 
format�Data Field
Description
Odometer A running tally of 
distance traveled for 
all trips�
Off Course The distance to 
the left or the right 
by which you have 
strayed from the 
original path of travel�
Pointer The data field arrow 
points in the direction 
of the next waypoint 
or turn�
Speed The current rate of 
speed at which you 
are moving since last 
reset�
Speed - 
Maximum The maximum speed 
reached since last 
reset�
Speed - 
Moving Avg� The average speed 
of the device while 
moving since last 
reset�