hidden screens in zumo 660/665
Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2019 4:02 pm
Partially from https://www.gps-forums.com/threads/garm ... nus.46595/
But just in case it goes away:
1) touch hold the gps signal bars -> satellites status
Not much to do here. Can exit without causing reboot.
2) touch hold the battery level bars -> lots of screens.
Exiting causes reboot.
You can safely cycle through the 'next' pages (touch bottom right corner, even when no buttons displayed).
Don't blame me if you start tests and brick your gps... I just wanted to start an audio test and it shutdown instantly... Not a toy.
I wish garmin would leak how we can use these.
3) touch and hold he compass -> the more known diag screens.
There is a few useful ones, like clearing the bluetooth pairings, and the digitizer "line dot" tester (which you can exit with the bottom left "B").
4) logging control
map view, touch your vehicle to the where-am-I screen.
touch the 4 corners of the left side square, like this clockwise:
bottom left, top left, top right, bottom right.
(you cannot retry if you mess up, it must be the first 4 taps upon entering the where-am-I screen.)
This is not clear what it does, but I will research.
But just in case it goes away:
1) touch hold the gps signal bars -> satellites status
Not much to do here. Can exit without causing reboot.
2) touch hold the battery level bars -> lots of screens.
Exiting causes reboot.
You can safely cycle through the 'next' pages (touch bottom right corner, even when no buttons displayed).
Don't blame me if you start tests and brick your gps... I just wanted to start an audio test and it shutdown instantly... Not a toy.
I wish garmin would leak how we can use these.
3) touch and hold he compass -> the more known diag screens.
There is a few useful ones, like clearing the bluetooth pairings, and the digitizer "line dot" tester (which you can exit with the bottom left "B").
4) logging control
map view, touch your vehicle to the where-am-I screen.
touch the 4 corners of the left side square, like this clockwise:
bottom left, top left, top right, bottom right.
(you cannot retry if you mess up, it must be the first 4 taps upon entering the where-am-I screen.)
This is not clear what it does, but I will research.