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Pour activer cette fonction, appuyer sur la touche ZOOM+ jus- qu’à l’affichage du message “AUTOZOOM ? ENTER = OUI” et puis sur ENTER pour valider. Pour désactiver la fonction Autozoom appuyer sur la touche ZOOM.

Au démarrage de GEONAV, lorsqu’un waypoint a été inséré, l’agrandissement automatique est activé.

Screen Amplifier (amplificateur d’écran)

Cette fonction règle la position de la carte, dès que la vitesse du bateau dépasse les 3 noeuds, afin que les 2/3 de l’écran affichent la zone située en avant de la direction suivie par le bateau.

Cette fonction est activée seulement si aucun waypoint n’a été inséré.

EBL et VRM

La fonction EBL (Electro-nic Bearing Line, Ligne de relèvement électronique) et la fonction VRM (Variable Range Marker, Mar- que de distance variable) permettent d’insérer des marques et des waypoint en coordonnées de distance et de relèvement par rapport à la position courante.

Pour activer ce mode, tourner le bouton jusqu’à l’affichage de la ligne EBL, déplacer la ligne sur le relèvement voulu, puis presser le bouton pour activer le cercle VRM et régler les di- mensions du cercle en tournant le bouton pour obtenir la dis- tance voulue.

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Navionics 11C, 10C manual Screen Amplifier amplificateur d’écran, EBL et VRM

10C, 11C specifications

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