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Set north fix in the map of psm

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anyone knows if it's possible to set north fix in the map of PSM?

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Use pcm like a proper map

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Mine is "North-fixed" already, does this mean I can undo the fix and use PCM like a proper map?

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Set north fix in the map of psm

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anyone knows if it's possible to set north fix in the map of PSM?

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Use pcm like a proper map

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Mine is "North-fixed" already, does this mean I can undo the fix and use PCM like a proper map?

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POST 1Original post

Hi, anyone knows if it's possible to set north fix in the map of PSM?

POST 2Original post

Yes. First, justFYI,it will shift automatically to a north orientation if you zoom out sufficiently, to about a city overview level, and then back to the default orientation as you zoom back in. You can permanently set it in north orientation as well which is how I have it set. With the map displayed, press the rotary knob and select North. 'North' will then be the default until you deselect it.

POST 4Original post

Mine is "North-fixed" already, does this mean I can undo the fix and use PCM like a proper map? ==RedEye

POST 5Original post

Should be able to. Someone fiddling around with the PCM must have changed it from the default in your case.

POST 6Original post

I got it - like Scopacetic says above- while in the Map screen, press the right-hand round knob (press it, don't scroll it). A small menu pops up for a few seconds. The 'North' fix option is on there to check or uncheck with the scroll knob. ==RedEye

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