Icom MarineComander MXS-5000 Instruction Manual page 37

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<Track List—Edit Route Info menu>
Push
• Track List—Edit Track Info
A track information can be edited on the Track List Sub
Menu screen.
When the Track List screen is displayed, rotate
q
[DIAL] until the desired track is highlighted, then
push [SUB].
• The track List Sub Menu screen is displayed.
Rotate [DIAL] until the "Edit Track Info..." menu is
w
highlighted, then push [ENTER].
• "Save Track" screen appears.
Rotate [DIAL
] to select "Save," then push [ENTER]
e
to save the track and return to the previous screen.
• If "Cancel" is selected, the setting will be cancelled.
• If you don't change the route contents, see below.
Name programming:
q Rotate [DIAL] to select "Name," and push [EN-
TER].
w Input a route name of up to 16 characters.
• See page 5-31 for programming details.
e Rotate [DIAL] to select "OK," then push [ENTER]
to set and return to the previous screen.
• If "Cancel" is selected, the "Setting Change" screen will
appear. Select "Yes" if you want to continue to program,
or select "No" if you want to cancel the program.
Comment programming:
q Rotate [DIAL] to select "Comment," and push [EN-
TER].
w Input a comment of up to 32 characters.
• See page 5-31 for programming details.
e Rotate [DIAL] to select "OK," then push [ENTER]
to set and return to the previous screen.
• If "Cancel" is selected, the "Setting Change" screen will
appear. Select "Yes" if you want to continue to program,
or select "No" if you want to cancel the program.
Color selection:
q Rotate [DIAL] to select "Color," and push [EN-
TER].
w Rotate [DIAL] to select the desired color, then push
[ENTER] to set and return to the previous screen.
After setting,
rotate [DIAL] to select "Save," then
push [ENTER] to save the Waypoint and return to
the previous screen.
• If "Cancel" is selected, the "Setting Change" screen will
appear. Select "Yes" if you want to continue to program,
or select "No" if you want to cancel the program.
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