Eagle Electronics II

KEYBOARD PRESET

The

keyboard has

keys

arranged in

two vertical columns plus a horizontal

row at the bottom. The keys in the left and

right columns are used to enter

numbers, activate the

windows feature and menu selections.. The menu

key

in the bottom

right

comerof the

keyboard

activates thefirst menu page.

The keys along the bottom of

the screen are used to activate the event

markers or man overboard feature, and make menu selections with the

arrow keys.

WINDOWS - This

key gives you access to the windows mode, which lets you

customize

displays.

P05 - Press this key

to show

the Position Screen.

PLOT

This

key gives

access to the Plotter.

NAV

- Pressing

this key shows the Navigation Display.

STEER

- Press this key to show

the

Steering Screen.

- Press this key

to show the menus and

gain

access to most functions

WAYPOINT QUICK SAVES Press this

keyto instantly save

yourpresent position.

WAYPT SAVE - Pressing this key

lets you save a waypoint.

WAYPT RECALL

- Press this key

to recall a

waypoint.

ALARM

- Use this key

to set the OPS alarms.

CLEAR -

This

key clears menus and erases entries from the screen.

EVENT MARKER -

To mark a location on the plotter screen,

use this feature.

MAN

OVERBOARD - Pressing

this

key instantly

saves

your present postion and

switchesthe unit into a modethatshows

navigation

datato the last saved

position.

ARROW KEYS - These keys are used to make menu selections and to move

objects

on the screen.

ON -

The ON key

turns the AccuNav II on.

OFF

- Press and HOLD the Off key

to turn the AccuNav II off..

The Preset feature returns all sonar and GPS units to their

original

factory

settings. This resets the units of measure, speaker volume, display

contrast,

and more. This doesn't erase

any waypoints

routes, however.

To preset

the

unit,

press

the MENU key until the "PRESET UNIT' label

appears.

Pressthe

key nexttothat label. The menu screen

disappears

and

the AccuNav II returns to the GPS

position

screen. All units will be returned

to their

factory settings.

MAN OVERBOARD

One of

boating's mostterrifying events is

having

a friend orfamily

member

fall overboard. This situation can be

deadly on

any body of

water,

fresh or

salt. It's

particularly dangerous at night or if

you're

out of

sight

of land. Of

course, the first thing to do is remain calm and try all standard safety

measures to

try

to rescue the person. If

you lose sight

of the

person, you

can use

the AccuNav II to help

start a search pattern.

Once

you're

back at the helm after

initial rescue efforts have

failed, press

the AccuNav Ii's M4N OVERBOARD key. The screen shown below

appears. Your

position

at the time

you pressed the Man Overboard key

shown in the

top

left corner of the

display.

Beneath the position is the time

that

you pressed

the Man Overboard key.

At the bottom of the screen are

the

navigation data

displays

showing the Distance

(DTG), Bearing (BRG),

Course (COG), and Time To Go (TTG)

back to the

postion

at the

top

of the

display. Using

these

displays along

with the

plotter

in the lower

right

corner

of the

display gives you

the information

you need to steer back to the man

overboard position.

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