English Enter menu mode, scroll to "Favorite Screen Setup..." and press enter. Scroll to the favorite screen where you would like to set your data info and press enter. Scroll to "Data:" and press enter. Scroll to the data type you wish to display and press enter. Scroll to the data information you wish to display and press enter. Press the back key three times to exit menu mode and return to the normal viewing mode. Scroll through your screens to the favorite screen you selected for the data information. You may edit any screen in the same way as described.
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