Garmin GPS 92 Owner's Manual & Reference page 20

Takeoff
Tour
Map Page
Use the ARROW KEYPAD
to select on-screen way-
points by moving the cursor
onto the waypoint name.
Whenever a waypoint iden-
tifier is highlighted, pressing
enter will allow you to
review information pages.
Zooming in to lower scales
will show fewer waypoints
and make the screen less
crowded.
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The moving map page can be broken down into three
parts: the zoom, pan and option fields (located at the
top of the page), the moving map field, and the bear-
ing, distance, track and speed fields (located in the
corners of the map). The zoom and pan fields provide
access to the map scale and scrolling cursor functions.
The option field allows you to determine which items are
displayed on the screen, while the moving map field lets
you highlight on-screen airports and waypoints for
immediate review. The bearing, distance, track and speed
fields are display fields only, and do not provide access to
other functions.
The default placement of the cursor highlight is on
the zoom field. To move the cursor to the pan field or
through the on-screen waypoints, simply use the arrow
keypad to move in the desired direction, and press
to activate the function or review the selected waypoint.
Try selecting 'KAUS', just right of our current route, to
practice:
1. With the field cursor on the zoom field, press the down
and/or up arrow keys until the 'KAUS' identifier field is
highlighted.
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2. Press to review the waypoint location page for
'KAUS'.
The waypoint location page for 'KAUS' will appear,
providing you with the facility' s name and location
(city/state/region), with the elevation, latitude and longi-
tude of the field, and fuel available (AV, Jet or Mogas). In
addition to the location page, each airport in the GPS 92' s
database features separate communication and runway
pages, which are accessible from the prompts located
near the bottom of the location page.
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