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Figure 58: Sun and Moon
To view sun and moon information, touch Sun and Moon from the Main Menu.

Figure 59: Sun and Moon Page
The Sun and Moon page shows sunrise time, sunset time, moonrise time, moonset time, and moon phase or a specified date.
You can tap a specific date on the calendar, or use the left and right arrows to scroll through the days to view sun and moon information for a different date.

Figure 60: Hunt and Fish
The Oregon 400t includes a hunting and fishing almanac that provides the predicted best dates and times for hunting and fishing at your current location.

Figure 61: Calendar
Oregon includes a basic calendar. Touch Calendar from the Main Menu to view it.

Figure 62: Calculator
Oregon's calculator.

Figure 63: Alarm Clock
The Oregon can be set to turn on at a specified time, and sound an alarm. The alarm has a snooze function that silences the alarm for 10 minutes.

Figure 64: Stopwatch
The included stopwatch function can be used as a simple timer, or can mark laps, view last lap time, total elapsed time, total time excluding the current lap, and average lap time, excluding the current lap.
When paired with Garmin's optional heart rate monitor and/or speed/cadence bike sensor, the Oregon can display your heart rate and pedaling cadence. Heart rate and cadence values are then listed as data-field options on the Map page, Compass page, and trip computer screen.
Garmin's optional heart rate monitor retails for $60, as does the bike cadence sensor, although both can be found online for considerably less.

Figure 65: Setup
To begin pairing the Oregon with a heart rate monitor or bike sensor, touch Setup from the Main Menu.

Figure 66: Setup Page
Choose Fitness from the Setup page.

Figure 67: Sensor Status
Touch Heart Rate Monitor or Bike Cadence Sensor, depending which device you want to pair.
It is possible to use both the heart rate monitor and the bike cadence sensor at the same time.

Figure 68: Select Mode
Touch On or Off to turn the sensor on or off, or touch Search for new to pair the Oregon with a new sensor.
Note: you only have to pair the Oregon with a heart rate monitor or bike sensor once. After that, whenever the two devices are within range of each other, the Oregon will automatically connect.