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Elevation
Maximum
Elevation
The elevation of the highest point on a profile.
Zone** A named grid system of any of the UTM/UPS, MGRS, or State Plane
coordinate systems used as a basis for coordinate display. For
example, UTM zone 19 specifies the six-degree swath between
longitude 66W to 72W and running from 84S to 80N. Another
example is zone ME-W in the State Plane coordinate system, which
specifies an area that covers the western half of Maine. When using
one these coordinate systems, the current zone and coordinates
east and north (the eastings and northings) of the zone origin are
displayed.
Easting** The measure of a position relative to the x-axis (horizontal) of a
grid system.
Northing** The measure of a position relative to the y-axis (vertical) of a grid
system.
Latitude*** The measure of a position on the earth's surface north or south of
the equator in degrees, minutes, and seconds. Defined as the angle
from the equator's horizontal plane perpendicular to the polar axis.
Latitude is measured in degrees minutes and seconds. All lines of
latitude are parallel and are often referred to as parallels.
Longitude*** The measure of a position on the surface of the earth east or west
of the Prime Meridian in degrees, minutes, and seconds. Defined as
the angle from the vertical plane running through the polar axis and
the prime meridian. Longitude is measured in degrees minutes and
seconds. All lines of longitude meet at the poles and are often
referred to as meridians.
*Calculated from the start of the profile to the current cursor position. If the cursor is not in the profile area, then
the value is calculated from the start of the profile to the end of the profile.
**This statistical information is available only if UTM/UPS, SPCS, USNG, or MGRS is selected as the coordinate
system in the Display tab of the Options dialog box.
***This statistical information is available only if a latitude/longitude format is selected as the coordinate system in
the Display tab of the Options dialog box.
Note For information on manually setting your minimum and maximum elevation, see
Manually Setting Minimum and Maximum Elevation
.
Manually Setting Minimum and Maximum Elevation
You can manually set a maximum or minimum elevation to display in your profile graph.
To Manually Adjust Minimum and Maximum Elevation
Use the following steps to manually adjust minimum and maximum elevation.
1. Create a profile
.
2. Click the More button
.
- Created June 8, 2010 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Getting Started 5
- Frequently Asked Questions 6
- Basic Functions 10
- Zooming In and Out 10
- To Drag and Zoom Out 11
- Panning/Centering the Map 12
- Measuring Distance and Area 14
- Searching Tips 16
- Exiting the Program 17
- About the Interface 17
- Tab Area 17
- Control Panel 18
- Overview Map 18
- Toolbar 19
- Using the Help System 20
- Help Overview 20
- Map Legend 22
- Routable Trail Features 23
- Routable Road Features 23
- Land Cover 23
- Point Features 24
- Line Features 25
- To Modify the Toolbar 27
- To Open a Project 28
- To Save a Project 28
- To Open the Map Library 28
- To Share Maps 28
- To Create a Route 28
- To Measure Distance 29
- To Choose Options 31
- To Grab and Pan the Map 32
- To Use GPS NavMode 32
- To Print 33
- To Print the Map Screen 33
- Display Options Overview 33
- Customizing the Interface 34
- To Set Custom Map Features 37
- Changing the Map Colors 38
- Showing Hybrid Maps 38
- Accessing Data Collections 45
- Showing or Hiding Tabs 46
- Reordering the Tabs 47
- To Reorder the Tabs 48
- Creating a New Custom Scheme 49
- Customizing a DeLorme Scheme 50
- Renaming a Custom Scheme 51
- Deleting a Custom Scheme 51
- Importing a Custom Scheme 52
- Exporting a Custom Scheme 52
- Searching For Commands 53
- Viewing Map Data 54
- Connecting Data 54
- Viewing Data 55
- Using Projects and Map Files 55
- Opening an Existing Project 56
- Editing a Project 57
- Saving a Project 58
- Creating Transfer Files 58
- Importing Transfer Files 60
- Emailing a Transfer File 61
- Find Overview 61
- Performing a Basic Search 61
- Performing a POI Search 66
- Step 2—Set your preferences 67
- Step 3—Start the GPS 68
- What you need to know 69
- Finding a Symbol by its Name 71
- Keyword Samples 72
- Notes on Category Searches 74
- To Move a MapTag 75
- To Hide MapTags 75
- To Delete MapTags 75
- Using Address Book Contacts 76
- Exporting Your Address Book 81
- Printing 82
- Printing a Map 82
- To Print a Route 83
- Printing a Profile 84
- To Add Text to Your Map 85
- To Add an Image to Your Map 87
- 2 x 2 multi-page Map 90
- 3 x 3 multi-page Map 91
- Using the Draw Tools 93
- Draw Overview 93
- What is a draw file? 94
- What are draw objects? 94
- Viewing Hidden Draw Tools 98
- Creating a New Draw File 99
- Saving a Draw File 99
- Deleting a Draw File 100
- Hiding Draw Files 100
- Editing/Locking Draw Files 101
- To Import Files 103
- Saving a Track as a GPS Log 107
- Changing Draw Object Types 109
- Copying a Draw File 109
- Renaming a Draw File 110
- Using Draw Objects 112
- To Copy Draw Objects 112
- Moving Draw Objects 113
- Renaming a Draw Object 114
- Deleting Draw Objects 115
- Snapping Draw Objects 116
- Labeling a Draw Object 118
- Drawing a Track on the Map 120
- To Edit a Line Object 121
- Editing a Track 122
- To Join 125
- To Break 126
- Image to the Map 129
- To Edit a Point Object 130
- Specific Location 131
- To Move a MapNote 132
- To Delete a MapNote 132
- Custom Symbols Overview 133
- Creating a New Symbol 134
- GPS Device Custom Symbols 135
- Editing a Symbol 136
- Finding a Custom Symbol 137
- Importing a Bitmap 138
- Copying and Pasting 139
- Pasting a Bitmap into XSym 140
- Dragging a Bitmap into XSym 140
- Removing a Symbol 141
- Draw Tool Box 142
- Anchor Position 143
- Cursor Position 144
- Creating a New Symbol Set 144
- Opening a Symbol Set 145
- Routing 145
- Creating a Route 145
- Tutorial: Create a Route 147
- Step 3—Add a second stop 148
- Step 4—Set the route finish 148
- Step 6—Calculate the route 148
- Changing the Routing Method 151
- Step 4—Save your map file! 152
- Using GPS 153
- Step 1—Get ready to travel 153
- Step 3—Start driving 153
- Viewing Route Directions 154
- Editing a Route 157
- Editing Roads 158
- Moving Route MapNotes 159
- Saving a Route 160
- Deleting a Route 161
- Importing Routes 161
- GPS Overview 163
- GPS Options/Initializing GPS 163
- To Set GPS Options 164
- NavMode Display 167
- Step 1—Get ready 168
- Step 2—Start the GPS 168
- Step 3—Create your route 168
- Step 4—Show turns 168
- Step 5—Start driving 169
- NavMode in 2-D 171
- Tracking a Route with GPS 172
- To Start GPS Tracking 173
- To Stop GPS Tracking 174
- To Automatically Pan the Map 174
- Playing Back a Log File 175
- Previewing a GPS Log File 176
- Monitoring Your GPS Status 177
- About GPS 180
- Using Voice Navigation 181
- Voice Overview 181
- Voice Commands 182
- Route Tab Commands 183
- Map Commands 184
- GPS Tab Commands 184
- Voice Prompts 185
- Voice Options 186
- Speech Recognition Tips 187
- Changing Voice Output 189
- Voice Preferences 189
- Geocaching 190
- Geocaching Overview 190
- Geocaching Menu 191
- Managing Pocket Queries 192
- PN-Series GPS Overview 193
- Sync Overview 193
- Make Changes 196
- View Available Memory 196
- Map Library Imagery and Data 197
- Step 3—View what will sync 202
- Step 4—Make changes 202
- Step 5—Sync 203
- Sync Options 205
- Firmware Updates 206
- To Create a Map Package 207
- Grid Size Comparisons 210
- Sending Route Information 211
- Sending Tracks 212
- Sending Waypoints 213
- Receiving a Route 214
- Receiving a Track 214
- Receiving Waypoints 215
- Using Small-screen Devices 216
- Profiling Linear Objects 217
- Creating a Profile 217
- To Create a Profile 218
- To View the Profile Graph 219
- Statistical Data 221
- Clearing a Profile 224
- User Profile Data 224
- Options dialog box 225
- Depends on data 225
- Viewing Your Map in 3-D 226
- Viewing a 3-D Map 226
- Flying Over a 3-D Map 228
- Tutorial: Fly in 3-D 229
- Step 3—Open the GPS log file 231
- Step 4—Play the GPS log file 231
- Step 5—Adjust 3-D settings 231
- Using NetLink and MapShare 232
- NetLink Overview 232
- Tutorial: Share Maps 233
- Using GeoTagger 237
- Tagging an Image 238
- Tagging Data 239
- Legal Information 240
- Agreement 240
- LICENSE TERMS AND CONDITIONS 241
- Important Notices 244
- Apache License, Version 2.0 249
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