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Displaying and changing track segment data

Position the manual cursor on a point in the track segment. A window will show the navigation data recorded in that po- sition.

Recording date

Recording time

Sea depth

Water temperature

True wind direction

True wind speed

Wind and depth values are displayed only if available.

By positioning the manual cursor on the starting point of a track segment, a menu will allow changing the segment name, displaying average/maximum speed data, trip length/time, de- leting the single segment as well as changing the single seg- ment color.

When the menu pops up, press ENTER to access the options, then use the joystick to select the desired option and press ENTER to confirm.

Route to a track segment

Press the GOTO key and select TRACK by the joystick. A win- dow will show, for each track segment, the line color, the name, the recording start date and time as well as the record- ing duration and length.

The list can be sorted by using the joystick to select the sort field and to confirm. Use the joystick to select the target segment (the latest 8 segments used will be highlighted) from the catalog and then press ENTER to confirm.

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Navionics 10C, 11C manual Displaying and changing track segment data, Route to a track segment

10C, 11C specifications

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