Active Route; Copying And Clearing Routes - Garmin 128 Owner's Manual

Active Route Page
Once a route has been activated, the active route
page will display the waypoint sequence of your route
with the estimated time enroute (ETE) at your present
speed and the distance to each waypoint. As long as
you are navigating an active route, the active route page
will become part of the main page sequence of the unit.
The active route page will also allow you to change the
'ete' field to display desired track (DTK) or estimated
time of arrival (ETA) for each leg. You can also clear or
invert the active route.
To display DTK or ETA for each leg:
1. Highlight 'ETE' or 'DTK', and press
2. Select 'DTK' or 'ETA', and press
The active route page also allows you to clear (stop
navigating) or invert the active route without using the
route definition page.
To invert a route from the active route page:
1. Highlight 'INVERT?', and press
To stop route navigation:
1. Select 'CLEAR?', and press

Copying and Clearing Routes

The route definition page is also used to copy a
route to another route number. This feature is useful
when you make changes to the active (or TracBack)
route and want to save the route in its modified form
for future use.
To copy a route:
1. Highlight the 'route number' field, and press
2. Select the route number to be copied, and press
F
.
3. Highlight the 'copy to' field, and press
4. Scroll through the available routes and select a desti-
nation route number. (Only open routes will be avail-
F
able.) Press
To clear a route from memory:
1. Highlight the 'route number' field, and press
2. Enter the route number, and press
3. Select 'CLR?', and press
4. Highlight 'Yes?', and press
F
.
F
.
F
.
F
.
F
to copy the route.
F
.
F
.
F
.
Whenever you have an
active route, the active
route page will appear in
the main page sequence
after the Compass or
Highway Page.
F
.
.
To copy a route, select an
open storage route and
press the ENTER key. If
you select a route that is
already used, you'll be
alerted with a 'Route Full'
F
.
message.
REFERENCE

Active Route,

Copying, &
Clearing
Active Route Page
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