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DGPS
built-in beacon only). When the receiver is in the Manual mode,
you can use the cursor key to scroll down into the large window
below Station Selection and edit the Reference Station name. The
name you enter will always be associated with the frequency you
programmed the receiver to. If you move to another region that uses
a frequency and name you previously entered, the receiver will
display the previously entered name. You can enter a new name for
any manually tuned frequency at any time.
Use the cursor key to move down the screen
again, and program the frequency you desire.
The receiver will automatically update the Beacon ID and establish
the correct Baud Rate. If the beacon station is transmitting its
location, the receiver will calculate the distance between the
reference station and the receiver. You can usually find current
beacon status, location, and operating information from the govern-
ing country's Coast Guard or Maritime Safety Administration. You
will find a list of known beacon stations in Appendix B - Beacon
List at the end of this manual. This list may be incomplete at your
location, in which case we encourage you to contact the appropriate
governing agency.
Once you have entered the data for several beacon stations, you can
cycle between these stations by pressing the Next Station or
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