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Maps / Course / Navigation - Can I have pace showing over map instead of distance remaining?

BEDINGFIELD
over 5 years ago

Morning,

I am part of a relay team in a race coming up. My route is quite complex so I have created a course and plan to use navigation on my 945.

When I have done this in the past I notice the only data showing at the bottom of the map is distance remaining. Is there a way to show average pace instead of distance remaining?

I would have thought that doable but cannot see it online.

Can you help?

Thank you,

Karl

  • 0 over 5 years ago

    Yes, when you go to the setup of the running datafields of your watch, scroll to the map then select edit. You may select how much fields you want to have and which datafield. So might even setup distance and avg. pace at the same time.

  • 0 over 5 years ago in reply to Heidstocker

    Hiya,

    Thank you for that.

    Sorry, I'm being a little thick but cannot quite understand what you mean.

    Could you break it down a bit more. Sorry.

    If not, no worries :-)

  • 0 over 5 years ago in reply to Heidstocker

    Hmmm. When I do that it says layout - 0 fields, but no option to add fields.

  • 0 over 5 years ago in reply to BEDINGFIELD

    No problem, it's not that easy to get with the map datafield.

    - Select the "Layout 0 fields"   (my UI is in German, I hope that translation is somewhat correct ;-) )

    - Now you see the map

    -At the left side there is a slider

    -0 fields: the red slider is in lowest position

    -Use the left middle and bottom button to select one of the three options

    -You will see the position of the fields on the map

    -ACK with Start-button

    -Now you're back at the position where you saw "0 fields" before

    -And you can define the content of the datafields now

    Hope it helps!

  • 0 over 5 years ago in reply to Heidstocker

    Thank you so much. Your guidance was perfect.

    I'm surprised that this is not well documented as I would have thought quite a few people would need to know this.

    Thank you again :-)

    Karl