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GARMIN Oregon 200

Hand held GPS receiver with large color display with touchscreen, integrated base map, USB interface, slot for optional µSD memory card and auto-routing (requires a map which is available as an option).

The GARMIN Oregon 200 is very easy to use thanks to its touchscreen and its user friendly graphical interface. It supports multiple languages and has an integrated base map. The Oregon 200 has 24 MB of built-in memory to store optional maps with even more detailed information, such as local roads, restaurants and points of interest. In addition, it has a slot for a standard µSD memory card. The built-in USB interface supports data exchange with a PC. In order to use the Oregon's auto-routing feature which computes a route from the current location to any destination, an optional map which supports routing is required, such as City Navigator Europe NT. See MapSource for a list of available maps. The very sensitive antenna provides navigation information outdoors, in a car, in a train or even in an airplane (see MapSource examples).

Comparison Oregon models:

Feature / Model	Oregon 200	Oregon 300	Oregon 400t	Oregon 550t
Internal memory	24 MB	850 MB	3.72 GB	3.72 GB
Barometrical altimeter	-	YES	YES	YES
Electronical compass	-	2D¹	2D¹	3D¹
Receive data from optional heart rate monitor	-	YES	YES	YES
Receive data from optional speed / cadence sensor	-	YES	YES	YES
Pre-installed map of Europe	-	-	YES (Switzerland not included²)	YES
Camera	-	-	-	3.2 Megapixel
Price	from CHF 498 / EUR 309	from CHF 598 / EUR 371	from CHF 718 / EUR 445	from CHF 858 / EUR 532

¹) 2D means, you must hold the device level for reliable readings. 3D stands for a tilt-compensated compass which does not require the device to be level for accurate readings.

²) The reason why Switzerland is not included in the topographical map of Europe is not, that we as a Swiss dealer want to sell a Swiss topo map to our customer, but because GARMIN and the provider of the Swiss map obviously didn't come to an agreement.

Features: Portable, easy to use, robust, waterproof to IPX-7 standards (withstands 30 minutes under water up to 1 meter (3 feet) deep). Large TFT color display with background illumination (256 colors, 240x400 pixel). Easy to use thanks to its touchscreen plus its user friendly, graphical interface. Multilingual user interface in Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish and Turkish. Integrated 12 channel GPS receiver with very sensitive built-in antenna. Integrated world wide 3D map with countries, bodies of water, major cities and major highways. 24 MB of built-in memory to transfer even more detailed maps with local roads, points of interest etc. from a PC to the GPS. Routing speed: 7 (see GPS Routing Speed for details). An optional map which supports routing is required, such as City Navigator Europe NT. Slot for standard µSD memory card. Memory cards are available as an option. Powered by batteries (2x AA, last about 16 h) or by an external 12 V power source, e.g. from a car's cigarette lighter (power cord available as an option) Short time to first fix (TTFF¹: approx. 1 seconds after a warm start, meaning there are valid coordinates of the satellites available, or approx. 30 seconds after a cold start, meaning there are no valid coordinates of the satellites available) Supports WAAS (improves accuracy of position indication from typical better than 15 m (49 feet) to typical better than 3 m (10 feet)) Supports more than 100 different datum (coordinate systems) Supports various display formats include the Swiss Grid Firmware stored in Flash-Memory, can be updated by the user Operating temperatures -20 .. 70°C (-4° .. 158°F) USB interface (USB connection cable included) Dimensions: 60x114x35 mm (2.3x4.5x1.4 inches) Weight: 145 g (6.8 ounces, without batteries) ¹) TTFF: Time To First Fix, time until the first information about the current position is acquired. Information for navigation: 5 preset profiles (Recreational, Geocaching, Automotive, Marine, Fitness). Provides fast switching between different configuration settings of the device. Supports also user defined profiles. Stores 1000 waypoints with name (30 characters), icon (choice of more than 150 symbols), comments (50 characters), coordinates, elevation and depth. Stores 50 reversible routes World map with zoom function in the range of 800 km to 20 m (500 mi to 80 ft) Information on the map displayed in 5 levels of details. Find waypoints, cities, points of interest, addresses etc. The objects you can actually search for depend on the maps loaded on the GPS. Various maps are available as an option, see list of MapSource products. Current position (longitude, latitude, altitude) Current accuracy of the position information Current time Current bearing Current, average and maximum speed Trip duration and distance (Odometer) Records the travelled path (track), capacity 10'000 track points Stores 20 travelled routes (tracks) Supports metric and U.S. units Additional features: Image viewer (when connected to a computer, the GPS appears as an additional drive to transfer pictures) Geocaches Wherigo (toolset for creating and playing GPS-enabled adventures in the real world, see www.wherigo.com) Time of sunrise and sunset, moonrise and moonset, current phase of the moon Information regarding hunting and fishing Area calculation Calculator Stop watch Calendar Position and signal strength of the satellites

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GARMIN Oregon 200 overview:

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Main pages of the GARMIN Oregon 200:

Note: You may configure the main pages through options. The screenshots below are just examples, the actual appearance may vary from the pages shown below depending on the current settings. Especially the content of the data fields is user configurable. You can choose from 38 values, see selection.

Main Menu 1	Main Menu 2	Main Menu 3	Main Menu 4
Map Find destination Compass Save current position as waypoint Trip computer Settings To previous menu page Battery charge level Quality of the GPS signal To next menu page	3D map (only available if maps which support this feature are loaded) Waypoint manager Geocaches Route planner Wherigo Track manager To previous menu page Battery charge level Quality of the GPS signal To next menu page	Profiles Calendar Active route Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset; moon phase Area calculation Hunting and fishing To previous menu page Battery charge level Quality of the GPS signal To next menu page	Calendar Calculator Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset; moon phase Picture viewer Hunting and fishing Stop watch To previous menu page Battery charge level Quality of the GPS signal To next menu page

 

Satellites	Trip Computer Recreational Mode	Trip Computer Automotive Mode	Trip Computer Geocaching Mode
Current location Accuracy of the position indication Position of the satellites in the sky Current elevation abvoe sealevel Strength of the satellites signals	Time until sunrise Current elevation abvoe sealevel Travelled trip distance Time of day Estimated arrival time at destination Moving time Current position Accuracy of the position indication Strength of the satellites signals For each data field, you can choose from 38 different values1)	Current speed Current heading Distance to destination Travelled trip distance Time of day Maximum speed Distance to next turn Average speed (moving time only) Stopped time Average speed (total time) For each data field, you can choose from 38 different values1)	Distance and direction to geocache Number of geocaches found Travelled trip distance Current speed Current heading Current position Time of day Current elevation abvoe sealevel For each data field, you can choose from 15 different values2)

 

Navigation	Navigation Map	Route	Track
Current speed Distance to next turn Estimated arrival time at destination Estimated travel time to next turn Heading to next turn For each data field, you can choose from 38 different values1)	Note: This feature requires an optional map which supports routing, such as City Navigator Europe NT, see MapSource. Direction Estimated arrival time at destination Distance to next turn Map with current position (blue triangle), next turn (white arrow) and planned route (violet line) For each data field, you can choose from 38 different values1)	Note: This feature requires an optional map which supports routing, such as City Navigator Europe NT, see MapSource. Turns with name, type of turn and distance	Name of the track Travelled path (track) on map (blue line) You can use a track as a route, click on "Go" to start navigation

 

Calendar	Sun and Moon	Stop Watch	Text Entry
Calendar with current day	Calendar Sunrise Sunset Moonraise Moonset Moon phase	Number of laps Lenght of lap Elapsed time last lap Elapsed time current lap Elapsed time (stop watch) Elapsed time until last completed lap Average lap time Stop Mark lap	Various functions require the user to enter text or numbers. Chose a character by simply touching the screen. Entry field Backspace Characters Quit Previous character page Next character page Enter

Data fields:

Selection: For each data field, you can choose one from the following 38 values.

No	Name	Explanation
1	Accuracy of GPS	The current accuracy of your GPS determined position.
2	Battery Level	Battery charge level.
3	Bearing	The compass direction from a position to a destination measured to the nearest degree; also called an azimuth. In a GPS receiver, bearing usually refers to the direction to a waypoint.
4	Course	The direction from the beginning landmark of a course to its destination (measured in degrees, radians, or mils) or the direction from a route waypoint to the next waypoint in the route segment.
5	Distance to Destination	Current distance to the final destination.
6	Distance to Next	Current distance to the next waypoint or turn.
7	Elevation	Current altitude above sea level.
8	ETA at Destination	Estimated arrival time at the final destination.
9	ETA at Next	Estimated arrival time at the next turn.
10	Glide Ratio	The ratio of horizontal distance travelled to vertical distance.
11	Glide Ratio to Destination	The glide ratio required to descend from your current position and elevation to the destination's elevation.
12	GPS Signal Strength	Strength of satellites' signals.
13	Heading	The direction in which you are currently moving.
14	Location (lat/lon)	Current location as latitude/longitude coordinates.
15	Location (selected)	Current location indicated in the selected format (datum).
16	Odometer	Total distance travelled since last reset*).
17	Off Course	The distance you are off the desired course.
18	Pointer	Arrow that indicates the direction to travel to the next point on a route.
19	Speed	Current speed.
20	Speed - Maximum	Maximum speed since last reset*).
21	Speed - Moving Avg.	Average speed without the time with no motion since the last reset*).
22	Speed - Overall Avg.	Average speed including the time with no motion since the last reset*).
23	Sunrise	Time of sunrise at the current position.
24	Sunset	Time of sunset at the current position.
25	Time of Day	Current time.
26	Time to Destination	Estimated travel time to the final destination.
27	Time to Next	Estimated travel time to the next waypoint (turn, crossing etc.).
28	To Course	Direction to the planned course.
29	Trip Odometer	Travelled distance since last reset*).
30	Trip Time - Moving	Time with motion since last reset*).
31	Trip Time - Stopped	Time without motion since last reset*).
32	Trip Time - Total	Total time since last reset*).
33	Turn	The direction of and the distance to the next turn on a route.
34	Velocity Made Good	The rate of closure to the destination, based upon your current speed and course.
35	Vertical Speed	Current ascending or descending speed.
36	Vertical Speed to Destination	The measurement of your rate of ascent to a predetermined elevation.
37	Waypoint at Destination	Name of the waypoint at the final destination.
38	Waypoint at Next	Name of the next waypoint.

*) You may reset the trip-counters, the Odometer and the Maximum Speed independently of each other.

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Prices:

• GARMIN Oregon 200:     CHF 498 / EUR 309
  the package includes the following items:
  • GARMIN Oregon 200
  • USB connection cable for data exchange with a PC
  • Software MapSource Trip and Waypoint Manager (supports data exchange between GPS device and a PC, but has no transferable maps)
  • Carabiner
  • Owner's Guides in 10 different languages on a CDrom (including English, French, German and Italian)
  • We install the most recent version of the firmware available at the time of shipment
  • We configure the GPS before shipping, so it comes ready to use
  
  
  
•  GARMIN Oregon 200 plus Swiss-Topo Full:     CHF 778 / EUR 482
  the package includes the following items:
  • Everything listed above under Oregon 200
  • 1.0 GB micro SD memory card including µSD to SD adapter
  • Topographic Swiss map (full coverage) [examples and details]

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Options:

Car mounting kit, including: Mounting kit with suction cup Adhesive disk to be fixed on the dashboard Power cord for car cigarette lighter			CHF 69	/	EUR 43	[Picture and details]
1.0 GB micro SD memory card including µSD to SD adapter			CHF 10	/	EUR 6	[Picture and details]
2.0 GB micro SD memory card including µSD to SD adapter			CHF 10	/	EUR 6	[Picture and details]
4.0 GB micro SD memory card including µSD to SD adapter			CHF 19	/	EUR 12	[Picture and details]
8.0 GB micro SD memory card including µSD to SD adapter			CHF 46	/	EUR 29	[Picture and details]
USB cable for data exchange with PC (one such USB cable comes with the Oregon 200)			CHF 19	/	EUR 12	[Picture and details]
Power cord for car cigarette lighter (one such power cord comes with the car navigation pack)			CHF 56	/	EUR 35	[Picture and details]
Power supply			CHF 29	/	EUR 18	[Picture and details]
Case			CHF 49	/	EUR 30	[Picture and details]
Carabiner (one such carabiner comes with the Oregon 200)			CHF 19	/	EUR 12	[Picture and details]
Bike mounting kit			CHF 15	/	CHF 15	[Picture and details]

All options for the GARMIN Oregon 200 in detail.

MapSource, various products with world or country map (some require a Windows PC and a cable for data exchange).

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Downloads:

Here we provide additional documentation and software updates:

• Owner's manual (als PDF):
  • English (1.1 MB)
  • French (1.2 MB)
  • German (1.2 MB)
  • Italian (1.1 MB)
  
  
• Quick start guide (als PDF):
  • English (536 kB)
  • French (725 kB)
  • German (665 kB)
  • Italian (688 kB)
  
  
• Firmware Upgrade V3.20 (Use WebUpdater to install this version)
• List of changes made with Firmware Upgrades

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