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The models of the Oregon 600 series support the Russian GLONASS satellites

Multi-functional hand held GPS devices, suited for all kinds of outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, running, geocaching etc. as well as for navigation in vehicles and for fitness training. Equipped with large color display with multi-touch function, integrated base map, electronic 3D compass, barometrical altimeter, optional heart rate and cadence sensor, USB interface, slot for optional µSD memory card and auto-routing (requires a map which is available as an option). The models Oregon 600t and 650t come with a pre-installed topographic map of Europe, the models Oregon 650 and 650t are equipped with a built-in 8 Megapixel camera. All models support the U.S. GPS and the Russian GLONASS satellites.

The models of the GARMIN Oregon 600 series are characterized by their low power consumption, their easy to use multi-lingual graphical interface with multi-touch screen ("two finger touch"), a very sensitive antenna plus a build-in base map. They adapt the display to the current orientation. Simply rotate the device to change from landscape to portrait mode and vice-a-versa. Depending on the model, they provide between 815 MB and 4.43 GB of free built-in memory to store optional maps with even more detailed information, such as local roads, restaurants and other points of interest. The models Oregon 600t and 650t come with a pre-installed topographic map of Europe scale 1:100'000, which occupies approx. 2.8 GB of the built-in memory. All models have a slot for a standard µSD memory card, a barometrical altimeter and an electronic 3D compass (3D = tilt-compensated compass which means the device doesn't have to be held level for accurate reading of the heading). The built-in USB interface supports data exchange with a PC and the Oregon 600 series supports also wireless data exchange with other GPS units which provide wireless communication capabilities. The auto-routing feature, which computes a route from the current location to any destination, requires an optional map which supports routing, such as City Navigator Europe NT or Topo Swiss, see MapSource for a list of all available maps. The models Oregon 650 and 650t are equipped with an 8 Megapixel camera with auto focus and digital zoom. The devices of the Oregon 600 series can not only receive the signals of the U.S. GPS satellites, but also of the Russian GLONASS satellites. This provides improved accuracy of the position indication, particularly under difficult conditions such as in cities with tall buildings, in narrow valleys, near steep cliffs and in dense forests. This is especially helpful when searching for geocaches.

Comparison Oregon models:

All models provide similar functions; these are the main differences:

Feature / Model	Internal memory (total / free)	Barometrical altimeter	Electronical compass	Receive data from optional ANT sensor	Pre-installed topographic map of Europe	Camera	WiFi Connect IQ	Price
Oregon 200	24 MB 24 MB	-	-	-	-	-	-	Discontinued
Oregon 300	850 MB 850 MB	YES	2D¹	YES	-	-	-	Discontinued
Oregon 400t	3.7 GB 1.5 GB	YES	2D¹	YES	YES	-	-	Discontinued
Oregon 450	900 MB 900 MB	YES	3D¹	YES	-	-	-	Discontinued
Oregon 450t	3.7 GB 1.5 GB	YES	3D¹	YES	YES	-	-	Discontinued
Oregon 550t	3.7 GB 297 MB	YES	3D¹	YES	YES	3.2 Megapixel	-	Discontinued
Oregon 600	1.7 GB 1.7 GB	YES	3D¹	YES	-	-	-	Discontinued
Oregon 600t	3.6 GB 815 MB	YES	3D¹	YES	YES	-	-	Discontinued
Oregon 650	3.6 GB 3.5 GB	YES	3D¹	YES	-	8 Megapixel	-	Discontinued
Oregon 650t	7.2 GB 4.4 GB	YES	3D¹	YES	YES	8 Megapixel	-	Discontinued
Oregon 700	3.54 GB 3.46 GB	YES	3D¹	YES	-	-	YES	Discontinued
Oregon 750	3.54 GB 3.46 GB	YES	3D¹	YES	-	8 Megapixel	YES	Discontinued
Oregon 750t	7.2 GB 2.6 GB	YES	3D¹	YES	YES (Topo Active)	8 Megapixel	YES	Discontinued

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.

Please find a table with detailed technical data in our Buyer's guide.

Contents: Series - Features - Overview - Main Pages - Prices - Options - Downloads - Order

GARMIN Oregon 600 series:

All models provide similar functions; these are the main differences:

Feature / Model	GARMIN Oregon 600	GARMIN Oregon 600t	GARMIN Oregon 650	GARMIN Oregon 650t

Built-in memory	1.78 GB	3.60 GB¹	3.60 GB	7.23 GB¹
Available memory	1.70 GB	815 MB	3.51 GB	4.43 GB
Camera	-	-	2, 5 and 8 Megapixel	2, 5 and 8 Megapixel
Pre-installed maps	-	Topographic map of Europe	-	Topographic map of Europe
Rechargeable NiMH battery pack and power supply	Available as an option	Available as an option	Included	Included
Price	Discontinued	Discontinued	Discontinued	Discontinued

¹) The pre-installed topographic map of Europe occupies about 2.8 GB of the built-in memory.

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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 (65536 colors, 240x400 pixel). Supports portrait and landscape mode.
Easy to use thanks to its touchscreen with multi-touch function 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 GPS receiver with very sensitive built-in antenna, processes the signals of the U.S. GPS satellites as well as those of the Russian GLONASS satellites.
Integrated world wide base map with countries, bodies of water, major cities and major highways.
Oregon 600t and 650t: Pre-loaded topographical map of Europe scale 1:100'000.
Built-in memory to transfer even more detailed maps with local roads, points of interest etc. from a PC to the GPS (the pre-installed topographic map of Europe occupies approx. 2.8 GB of the built-in memory of the 600t and 650t).
- Oregon 600: 1.78 GB, 1.70 GB available
- Oregon 600t: 3.60 GB, 815 MB available
- Oregon 650: 3.60 GB, 3.51 GB available
- Oregon 650t: 7.23 GB, 4.43 MB available
Routing speed: 14.52 (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.
Electronic 3D compass to check heading while not moving¹. "3D" means unit doesn't have to be hold level for accurate measurement. Can be turned off to safe power, accuracy ±2°, resolution ±1°.
Barometrical altimeter for precise elevation recording², range -610..9144 m (-2000..+60000 feet); accuracy ±3 m (10 feet), resolution ±30 cm (1 foot)
Oregon 650 and 650t: Built-in camera with 2, 5 and 8 megapixel resolution, autofocus and flash light. Takes pictures in portrait and landscape format, 4x digital zoom. Automatically records the location where the picture was taken (geotag). Application to use the flash light as lamp with morse capabilities.
Heart rate monitor, requires optional chest belt with heart rate sensor. The chest belt uses a digitally coded signal, which means, once a heart beat sensor and the GPS have been paired, the GPS will never receive a conflicting signal from another sensor. So you can exercise in close proximity to other sensors without fear of interference.
Cadence monitor, requires optional speed and cadence sensor. Measures the number of revolutions of the crank arms with a magnet and a wireless sensor. Like the heart rate monitor, this sensor uses a digitally coded signal. Once paired with the Oregon 600, the GPS will never receive a conflicting signal from another sensor. So you can exercise in close proximity to other sensors without fear of interference.
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 (TTFF³: 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 the following protocols for data exchange with an external devices: NMEA 0183, GARMIN serial, Text
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 -15 .. 70°C (-5° .. 158°F)
USB interface (USB connection cable included)
Dimensions: 114x61x33 mm (4.5x2.4x1.3 inches)
Weight: 210 g (7.4 ounces, without batteries)

¹) In order to check the direction with a GPS, a minimal movement with a speed of at least 5..8 km/h (3..5 mi/h) is required. Where no movement is possible, a compass is needed.
²) Even though a GPS provides accurate elevation information, the value slightly varies continuously. A barometrical altimeter is therefore more accurate, especially when summarizing elevation changes.
³) 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 4000 waypoints with name (30 characters), icon (choice of more than 150 symbols), comments (50 characters), coordinates, elevation and depth.
Stores 200 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.
Support for ActiveRouting cartography - route calculation for various types of activities such as hiking or biking, requires an optional map which supports this feature, see www.garmin.com/de/topo/activerouting (in German).
Support for LakeVu HD cartography - extrem detailed optional marine maps, see sites.garmin.com/lakevu.
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.
Bearing (electronic 3D compass)
Current position (longitude, latitude, altitude)
Altitude via air pressure (barometer)
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 200 travelled routes (tracks)
Supports metric and U.S. units

Additional features:

Heart rate, requires optional heart rate monitor
Cadence of the crank arms, requires optional speed and cadence sensor
Temperature, requires optional temperature sensor
Air pressure trend (can take pressure readings every 15 minutes even when power is off)
Wireless data exchange with other devices which support wireless communication
Image viewer (when connected to a computer, the GPS appears as an additional drive to transfer pictures)
Geocaches
Time of sunrise and sunset, moonrise and moonset, current phase of the moon
Information regarding hunting and fishing
Area calculation
Alarm clock
Calculator
Stop watch
Calendar
Flash light
Position and signal strength of the satellites
Support for optional VIRB action cameras, see also TrailTech and VIRB

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GARMIN Oregon 600/600t/650/650t overview:

Unit features of the GARMIN Oregon 600/600t/650/650t

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Main pages of the GARMIN Oregon 600/600t/650/650t:

Note: The Oregon 600/600t/650/650t adapts the display to the current orientation of the device: It may show every page either in landscape or portrait format. You may lock the orientation if you prefer. Many of the pages are configurable, the pictures shown are just examples. For the data fields, there is a choice of 95 different values, see selection.

The two images below show the display of the Oregon 600/600t/650/650t in true resolution (240x400 pixels). This does not necessarily mean that the display is shown it its true size (38x63 mm). The actual size of these images depends on the properties of your display.

Main menu in landscape format	Main menu in portrait format

Status field with GPS status, date, battery status, time Shortcut to the applications map, where to, compass and trip computer "Application drawer" with additional applications (two gray lines)

Applications (1 of 3)	Applications (2 of 3)	Applications (3 of 3)	Satellites

Settings Elevation profile 3D map (only available if maps which support this feature are loaded) Waypoint manager Track manager Route planner Geocaches Current track Active route	Adventures Wireless communication with other devices which support this feature Change profile Proximity alarms More precise coordinates by computing the average of the location values Sight and go (direct navigation to a point) Calendar with events Information for hunting and fishing Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset and moon phase	Area calculation based on tracks Calculator Alarm clock and countdown timer Stopwatch with split times (laps) Picture viewer Man over board Signal strength and position of the satellites	Coordinates of the current location Accuracy of the position indication Position of the satellites in the sky Current elevation above sea level Strength of the satellites signals Back to applications Page specific menu

Sun and Moon	Camera	Picture Viewer	Compass

Calendar with current date Sunrise / sunset and moonrise / moonset at the selected date Back to applications Page specific menu	Photo Gallery - these pictures were taken with an Oregon 650t and give an impression of the performance of the integrated camera of the Oregon 650/650t.	File name of the picture Date when the picture was taken Camera type Distance between the current position and the location where the picture was taken Coordinates of the location where the picture was taken Picture Start navigation to the location where the picture was taken Back to applications Save the location where the picture was taken as waypoint	Current speed Distance to next waypoint Estimated arrival time at final destination Estimated travel time to next waypoint Direction to next waypoint Back to applications Page specific menu

Waypoint	Waypoint Averaging	Trip Computer Small Data Fields	Trip Computer Large Fields

Symbol Name of the waypoint and time stamp of the last modification Notes related to the waypoint Coordinates of the waypoint Elevation of the waypoint Optional depth at the waypoint Show waypoint on map Back to previous page Page specific menu	Increases the accuracy of the waypoint's position by averaging multiple readings Name of the waypoint Accuracy (progress) Coordinates of the averaged position Elapsed time Save averaged coordinates of the waypoint Back to previous page	Outdoor dashboard with current elevation, trip odometer and time until sunset at the current location Current speed Maximum speed since last reset Moving time Average speed (moving time only) Stopped time (paused) Overall average speed (including paused time) Back to applications Page specific menu For each data field, you can choose from 95 different values¹)	Status dashboard with strength of satellites signals, date, battery status and current time Current speed Maximum speed since last reset Back to applications Page specific menu For each data field, you can choose from 95 different values¹)

Trip Computer Small Data Fields		Track Information

Current elevation Distance to next waypoint Current heading in mils Accuracy of the position indication Current calibrated ambient pressure Accumulated ascent since last reset Current time Current status of the battery Automotive dashboard with current heading, current speed, distance to final destination and trip odometer Left function ribbon with page specific menu and back to applications For each data field, you can choose from 95 different values¹)		Name of the track Color of the track on the map Show/hide track on map Distance travelled Area enclosed by the track Number of track points for this track Accumulated ascent for this track Accumulated descent for this track Minimum elevation during this track Maximum elevation during this track Left function ribbon with page specific menu, scroll keys and back to previous page Right function ribbon with information about this track, show track on map and elevation profile of this track

Track on Map		Track Elevation Profile

Travelled path on map (track, blue line) with waypoints and distance Left function ribbon with page specific menu, zoom keys and back to previous page Right function ribbon with information about this track, show track on map and elevation profile of this track This picture was taken with the optional map Topo Switzerland V3.		Elevation profile of the track with enlargement Left function ribbon with page specific menu, zoom keys and back to previous page Right function ribbon with information about this track, show track on map and elevation profile of this track

Topographic map of Switzerland Vector View		Topographic map of Switzerland Pattern View

These pictures were taken with the optional map Topo Switzerland V3.
Vector view of topographic map of Switzerland with waypoint (blue flag) and current position (blue triangle) Left function ribbon with page specific menu, zoom keys and back to applications Small data fields with current speed, current heading, current elevation above sea level and trip odometer For each data field, you can choose from 95 different values¹)		Pattern view of topographic map of Switzerland with waypoint (blue flag) and current position (blue triangle) Left function ribbon with page specific menu, zoom keys and back to applications Small data fields with current speed, current heading, current elevation above sea level and trip odometer For each data field, you can choose from 95 different values¹)

Navigation on Street Map		Directions

Distance to and type of next turn Name of the street to turn onto Street map with planned route (violet line), next turn (white arrow), current position (blue car) and zoom keys Back to applications, estimated arrival time at the final destination, current speed and page specific menu For each data field, you can choose from 95 different values¹) Note: This feature requires an optional map which supports routing, such as City Navigator Europe NT, see MapSource.		Distance between and type of turns Name of the street to turn onto Left function ribbon with up key, down key and return to previous page Note: This feature requires an optional map which supports routing, such as City Navigator Europe NT, see MapSource.

Topographical Map of Europe Hittnau, Switzerland	Topographical Map of Europe Innsbruck, Austria	Topographical Map of Europe Åre, Sweden	Topographical Map of Europe Etna, Italy

Various examples of topographical map of Europe (Oregon 600t and 650t only).

Geocaching	List of Geocaches	Geocache Details	Geocache on Map

Current geocache, list of geocaches, filter Name of the current geocache Description of the current geocache Difficulty, terrain, size Hint about the current geocache Chirp functions, requires optional Chirp beacon Modify coordinates of geocache Found, not found, needs repair, unattempted Back to applications Page specific menu	Current geocache, list of geocaches, filter List of stored geocaches Back to applications Page specific menu	Name of the geocache Difficulty, terrain and size Location with coordinates Description Start navigation Back to previous page Save as waypoint	Name of the geocache with difficulty, terrain, size, direction and distance from the current position Map with geocache and route to it Back to previous page Page specific menu

Calendar	Alarm Clock	Stop Watch	Calculator

Calendar with current date Events at the selected date Back to applications Page specific menu	Time of alarm (this will turn on the unit if switched off) Turn alarm on/off Back to applications Page specific menu	Elapsed time (stop watch) Number of completed laps Distance travelled during the current lap Duration of the last completed lap Elapsed time for the current lap Elapsed time until last completed lap Average lap time Mark lap Stop watch Back to applications Page specific menu	Result Scientific functions Other keys Back to applications Page specific menu

Data fields selection:

You can configure the device to show values in metric, english or nautical units.
For each data field, you can choose one from the following 95 values.
The values are grouped in 12 categories, the following categories exist:
1. Time
2. Speed and Distance
3. Navigation
4. Trip Data
5. Elevation
6. Aviation
7. Current Status
8. Stopwatch Items
9. Heading
10. On Road Navigation
11. Fitness
12. Other

No	Category												Name	Explanation
No	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	Name	Explanation
1												X	24hr Max Temperature	Maximum ambient temperature during the last 24 hours (requires optional temperature sensor).
2												X	24hr Min Temperature	Minimum ambient temperature during the last 24 hours (requires optional temperature sensor).
3							X						Accuracy of GPS	Current accuracy of your GPS determined position.
4												X	Alarm Timer	Current time of the countdown timer.
5						X	X						Ambient Pressure	Uncalibrated current pressure.
6				X	X								Ascent - Average	Average vertical speed ascending since last reset*).
7				X	X								Ascent - Maximum	Maximum ascent rate since last reset*).
8				X	X						X		Ascent - Total	Total distance ascended since last reset*).
9										X			Automotive Turn	Direction of and the distance to the next turn on a route.
10											X		Average Cadence	Average cadence (revolutions of the crank arm) of the current activity (requires optional bike speed and cadence sensor).
11								X			X		Average Lap	Average time for all completed laps for the current activity.
12											X		Avg. Heart Rate	Average heart rate of the current activity (requires optional heart rate monitor).
13											X		Avg. Heart Rate Percent	Average percentage of maximum heart rate for this activity (requires optional heart rate monitor).
14						X	X						Barometer	Calibrated current pressure.
15							X						Battery Level	Battery charge level.
16			X						X				Bearing	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.
17							X				X		Cadence	Revolutions of the crank arm per minute (requires optional bike speed and cadence sensor).
18											X		Calories	Calories burned during this activity.
19									X				Compass Heading	Direction the device is pointing to based on the built in electronic compass.
20			X						X				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.
21								X			X		Current Lap	Elapsed time for the current lap.
22	X						X						Date	Current date.
23							X						Depth	Depth of water (requires NMEA input from a sonar device).
24				X	X								Descent - Average	The average vertical speed descending since last reset*).
25				X	X								Descent - Maximum	The maximum descent rate since last reset*).
26				X	X						X		Descent - Total	The total distance descended since last reset*).
27		X	X							X			Distance to Destination	Distance between the current position and the final destination of the current route.
28		X	X										Distance to Next	Distance between the current position and the next waypoint or turn in the current route.
29											X		Elapsed (Total) Time	Duration of the current activity including stopped time.
30					X		X			X			Elevation	Current altitude above sea level based on built-in barometer.
31				X	X								Elevation - Maximum	Highest altitude above sea level since last reset.
32				X	X								Elevation - Minimum	Lowest altitude above sea level since last reset..
33					X	X	X						Elevation Above Ground	Current elevation above ground.
34	X		X							X			ETA at Destination	Estimated arrival time at the final destination of the current route.
35	X		X										ETA at Next	Estimated arrival time at the next turn along the current route.
36					X	X							Glide Ratio	The ratio of horizontal distance travelled to vertical distance.
37					X	X							Glide Ratio to Destination	The glide ratio required to descend from your current position and elevation to the destination's elevation.
38					X	X							GPS Elevation	Current altitude above sea level based on GPS.
39									X				GPS Heading	Direction in which you are currently moving based on GPS.
40							X						GPS Signal Strength	Strength of satellites' signals.
41					X		X			X	X		Grade	Current grade computed from elevation change over distance.
42			X						X	X			Heading	Direction in which you are currently moving.
43							X				X		Heart Rate	Current heart rate (heart beats per minute, bpm, requires optional heart rate monitor).
44											X		Heart Rate Percent Max	Percentage of maximum heart rate (requires optional heart rate monitor).
45											X		Heart Rate Zone	Current heart rate zone (1..5). Default zones are based on the user profile, the maximum heart rate and the rest heart rate, but may be changed by the user (requires optional heart rate monitor).
46											X		Lap Ascent	Accumulated elevation gain during the current lap.
47											X		Lap Cadence	Average cadence (revolutions of the crank arm) for the current lap (requires optional bike speed and cadence sensor).
48											X		Lap Descent	Accumulated elevation loss during the current lap.
49								X			X		Lap Distance	Distance travelled during the current lap.
50											X		Lap Heart Rate	Average heart rate for the current lap (requires optional heart rate monitor).
51											X		Lap Heart Rate Percent	Percentage of maximum heart rate during the current lap (requires optional heart rate monitor).
52											X		Lap Speed	Average speed during the current lap.
53								X			X		Laps	Number of completed laps during the current activity.
54											X		Last Lap Ascent	Accumulated elevation gain during the last completed lap.
55											X		Last Lap Cadence	Average cadence (revolutions of the crank arm) for the last completed lap (requires optional bike speed and cadence sensor).
56											X		Last Lap Descent	Accumulated elevation loss during the last completed lap.
57											X		Last Lap Distance	Distance travelled during the last completed lap.
58											X		Last Lap Heart Rate	Average heart rate for the last completed lap (requires optional heart rate monitor).
59											X		Last Lap Speed	Average speed during the last completed lap.
60								X			X		Last Lap Time	Duration of the last completed lap.
61							X						Location (lat/lon)	Current location as latitude/longitude coordinates.
62							X						Location (selected)	Current location indicated in the selected format (datum).
63			X										Location of Destination	Coordinates of the final destination of the current route.
64												X	None	Blank data field.
65		X											Odometer	Total accumulated distance travelled since last reset*).
66			X						X				Off Course	The distance you are off the desired course.
67			X						X				Pointer	Arrow that indicates the direction to travel to the next point on a route.
68		X					X			X	X		Speed	Current speed.
69		X		X							X		Speed - Maximum	Maximum speed since last reset*).
70		X		X									Speed - Moving Avg.	Average speed without the time with no motion since the last reset*).
71		X		X							X		Speed - Overall Avg.	Average speed including the time with no motion since the last reset*).
72		X								X			Speed Limit	Current speed limit based on the information provided by the map (requires optional map with speed data).
73								X					Stopwatch Timer	Elapsed time for the current activity.
74	X												Sunrise	Time of sunrise at the current position.
75	X												Sunset	Time of sunset at the current position.
76							X						Temperature	Current ambient temperature (requires optional temperature sensor).
77							X						Temperature - Water	Temperature of the water (requires an external data acquisition device).
78	X						X			X			Time of Day	Current time.
79	X		X							X			Time to Destination	Estimated travel time to the final destination of the current route.
80	X		X										Time to Next	Estimated travel time to the next waypoint (turn, crossing etc.) along the current route.
81			X						X				To Course	Direction to the planned course.
82								X			X		Total Lap	Elapsed time for all completed laps.
83		X											Track Distance	Distance travelled for the current track.
84		X		X							X		Trip Odometer	Travelled distance since last reset*).
85				X							X		Trip Time	Elapsed time since last reset*).
86				X									Trip Time - Moving	Accumulated time while moving since last reset*).
87				X									Trip Time - Stopped	Accumulated time while not moving since last reset*).
88			X						X				Turn	Difference between the bearing to your destination and your current course.
89			X										Velocity Made Good	The rate of closure to the destination, based upon your current speed and course.
90			X		X	X							Vertical Distance to Destination	Elevation difference between the current position and the final destination of the current route.
91			X		X	X							Vertical Distance to Next	Elevation difference between the current position and the next waypoint in the current route.
92		X			X	X	X						Vertical Speed	Current ascending or descending speed.
93			X		X	X							Vertical Speed to Destination	Required rate of ascent or descent to reach the final destination.
94			X										Waypoint at Destination	Name of the waypoint at the final destination of the current route.
95			X										Waypoint at Next	Name of the next waypoint along the current route.

*) You may reset the trip-counters, the odometer and the maximum speed separately.

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Price:

These models have been discontinued; however, you can still order options for the Oregon 600 series.

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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 64	[Picture and details]
Mounting kit with suction cup including adhesive disk to be fixed on the dashboard (Does not include mounting bracket)	CHF 20	[Picture and details]
Adjustable mounting kit with suction cup including adhesive disk to be fixed on the dashboard (Does not include mounting bracket)	CHF 27	[Picture and details]
Power supply without USB cable (one such power supply comes with the Oregon 650/650t)	CHF 17	[Picture and details]
12 USB charger	CHF 29	[Picture and details]
USB cable for data exchange with PC (one such USB cable comes with the Oregon 600/600t/650/650t)	CHF 14	[Picture and details]
Power/NMEA data cable with mini-USB connector and open ends	CHF 45	[Picture and details]
Rechargeable NiMH battery pack (one such battery pack comes with the Oregon 650/650t)	CHF 36	[Picture and details]
Replacement strap for premium heart rate monitor	CHF 38	[Picture and details]
Wireless Tempe temperature sensor	CHF 44	[Picture and details]
Chirp geocaching beacon	CHF 25	[Picture and details]
Belt clip	CHF 13	[Picture and details]
Long lanyard	CHF 7	[Picture and details]
Retractable lanyard	CHF 28	[Picture and details]
Bike mounting kit	CHF 20	[Picture and details]
4.0 GB micro SDHC memory card including µSD to SD adapter	CHF 9	[Picture and details]
8.0 GB micro SDHC memory card including µSD to SD adapter	CHF 16	[Picture and details]
16.0 GB micro SDHC memory card including µSD to SD adapter	CHF 19	[Picture and details]
32.0 GB micro SDHC memory card including µSD to SD adapter	CHF 21	[Picture and details]

All options for the GARMIN Oregon 600/600t/650/650t in detail.

MapSource, various µSD memory cards, DVDs and CDroms with topographic and street maps (products on DVD or CDrom require a computer and a cable for data exchange).

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Downloads:

Here we provide additional documentation and software updates:

Owner's manual (as PDF):
- English (3.8 MB)
- French (3.8 MB)
- German (3.9 MB)
- Italian (3.8 MB)
Quick start guide (as PDF):
- English (3.0 MB)
- French (3.0 MB)
- German (3.1 MB)
- Italian (3.0 MB)
Firmware Upgrade V5.30 (Use WebUpdater to install this version)
List of changes made with Firmware Upgrades

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