Suunto X9_en manual Changing the active waypoint

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The symbol options are:

You will navigate from the beginning or the active waypoint to the end of the route. When you arrive at the waypoint, Suunto X9 will automatically activate the next waypoint.

You will navigate in the reversed order, from the end or from the active waypoint to the beginning of the route.

You will navigate to a chosen waypoint until you activate another waypoint or change the navigation method.

A route is not activated. You will navigate to the first GPS position (Start) instead of an actual route destination.

This symbol is displayed when you activate a single waypoint on the MyPoints route. This navigation option is only available if you choose a waypoint from the MyPoints route.

NOTE: In normal route navigation, the unit automatically switches to the next waypoint when you arrive inside a 30- meter radius of the waypoint or pass it at a distance further than 100 meters of the perpendicular line to the route that goes through the waypoint.

Changing the active waypoint

You can change the active waypoint in the Navigation data display.

To change the active waypoint:

1.Press START/DATA to open the Navigation data display.

2.Select the desired waypoint with UP/DOWN.

3.Press ENTER to activate the selected waypoint. Suunto X9 starts guiding you to this waypoint.

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