Menu Page - Garmin GPSCOM 170 Owner's Manual

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Menu Page

Menu Page
To select a submenu, use the
UP and DOWN keys to
highlight a menu option and
press ENTER.
Dis/Sun Calculation
The unit will calculate the
sunrise and sunset times of
any stored waypoint or your
present position. To calcu-
late, enter the date and year
and press ENTER.
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Menu Page
The GPSCOM 170 menu page provides access to sub-
menu pages that are used to select and customize opera-
tion and navigation setup. The 11 submenus are divided
into categories by function. The waypoint and route man-
agement submenus are discussed in their own respective
sections. We'll now address the rest of the submenus in
the order they appear on the menu page.
To select a submenu page from the menu page:
1. Highlight the submenu page you want to view and
E
press to display the submenu page.
2. To return to the menu page, press
Distance and Sun Calculations
The distance and sun calculation page will give you
the distance and bearing between any two waypoints and
will calculate the sunrise and sunset (in local time) at a
destination waypoint for a particular date.
To perform a distance and sun calculation:
1. Highlight the 'from' field and enter the desired way-
E
point. Press
2. Highlight the 'to' field and enter the destination way-
E
point. Press
to the destination waypoint.
3. Highlight the 'date' field and enter the date for your
destination. Press
information.
Message Page
The message page displays all current messages in the
GPSCOM 170. There are two types of messages: tempo-
rary alerts (eg., approaching a waypoint) and condition
alerts (eg., battery power is low). All messages are initial-
ly indicated by a flashing on-screen box. After a tempo-
rary alert has been viewed, it is cleared. Condition alerts
are displayed on the message page until the condition is
resolved. See Appendix E for a complete list of messages.
To view the message page:
1. Highlight the 'MESSAGES' field and press
Q
to move to the next field.
to calculate the range and bearing
E
to display the sun
.
E
.