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To change another

digital dis-

play, press the left or right ar-

row key. The label in the next

digital display

box changes as

you pressthe

arrow key. Again,

press

the

or down arrow key

change the

display.

The digital displays available

for use are:

BRG

Bearing

SOG

DTG

DEST WPT

POSITION Altitude

Route Name

Waypoint Name

Time To Go

Cross Track Error

Time at

your location

Course Over Ground

When you have the

display arranged as desired, press the CLEAR key.

This "locks" the

display. Every time

you switch to this display, itwill appear

as you designed it, unless you preset

the unit

PLOTFER

The

plotter

lets you see

yourcourse

and direction of travel on the screen.

If you've recalled a waypoint, the plotter

shows your starting location,

present position, and destination. However, you do not have to recall a

waypoint to use the plotter.

The

plotter

also can show

grid lines on the

display.

These

grid lines show

latitude and longitude lines that can help you visulize your position or the

location of other

objects.

To use the

plotter, simply press the PLOT key. A screen

similar to the one

at the

top

of the next

page appears.

The

flashing

cross is

your present position. The solid line is your track,

path you have just

traveled. The

large square

is a

compass rose marked

Now press the

key

next to the

"÷ WPT" or "-WPT" label until

the desired waypoint number

appears on the screen. When it

does, simply pressthe

key

to the "GO TO WYAPOINT"

label. TheAccuNav II returnsto

the last used sonar, navigation,

orplotterscreen, showing

navi-

gation data to the

waypoint you

recalled.

*WPT

1NAME LJERO BROS

H 36009.869'

8IL0H hi 95037fl'

I....

jOT8 (MILES) 12S

BRO (MAO) 86°

TUflT

I8EWPT#

ROUTES

A route

gives you

the

abilityto navigateto

several

waypointswithout having

re-program

the unit after

arriving at each one. A route consists of two or

waypoints. When you

travell on a

route, the AccuNav II first shows

navigation information to the first waypoint in the route. When you reach

thefirstwaypoint, (signalled bythe

Arrival

Alarm), theAccuNav II automati-

cally sequences to the next

waypoint. Navigation information is shown to

this

waypoint and the process repeats.

When

you

reach the last waypoint

in a

route, the arrival alarm sounds until you turn it off.

There are four

steps required to create and follow a route. First,

you

must

create and name the route. Next, select the

waypoints used in the route.

Then determine the

starting waypoint. Next,

tell the

unit to

the route.

Finally,

the unitwill

askyou

you

wishto run the routeforward orbackward.

After these steps are completed, the AccuNav II will start showing

navigation data to the first waypoint on the route.

CREATING A ROUTE

To create a

route,

first

pressthe

MENU key . Next, press the

key next to the "More" label.

Now

press the key

next to the

"ROUTE PLANNING" label.

Finally, press

the key next to

the "SAVE/EDIT ROUTE" la-

bel. The screen shown at rightS

appears.

IQUTE# 1

—RTE

NAME:

uc::::E:E

::::::g:::EEEFE-:SE:

::::::g:::E:E:E:EEEEE::

.....9...................

=l——— •i a

N 36° 08856'

U 95° 50.496'

27.8 MIIH 287° M

PMHIL 0.01 MI

Speed Over Ground

Distance To Go

Destination Waypoint

Present Position

MAUI BAT I OH I h1FO

ALT

RTE NAME

WPTNAME

110

XTE

LOCAL TIME

COG

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