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Waypoint
Operator's Manual
light the desired datum and press the Select softkey. Refer to Ap-
pendix A - Datum List for a complete list of datums and their WGS
84 offset.
.
~
Select
Es.cape-
101 H 52"58.8941
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sorted
by
nUMber
WPT:
Chosen dat.tm:
Poin
depa
WPT:
T
M30
Escape
WRYPOINTS
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LEVU
1916 1.184
WRKE-EHIlJETOK
1960
2RNORIJ . d'
~
001
1.165-84
+
~~~g
UTC)
EUROPERH
1950
HRO 27
(COHUS)
d:
HORTH RMERICRH
1983 2001
5. Enter the appropriate coordinates using the cursor key and nu-
meric keypad.
6. Move the cursor down and modify the waypoint number if you
wish. Otherwise the CDU assigns the next available number, begin-
ning at 1.
ted
by
"""'ber
101 H 52"58.8940
WPT:
1 H 52"59.0532
E
4"56.8300
WPT:
100 H 52"59.2170
T 1130
E
4"56.9260
W?T:
0 H 52"58.9950
Point of
E
4"56.9443
departure.
WPT:
5C£!I
H 52"56.2718
~
E 5"03.9058
Escape
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WRYPOINTS
Enter Range and Bearing relative
to
wall oint nUl'\ber 0
Range
&
Bearing
LatlLon
This feature allows you to create a range of waypoints within a
particular area. For example, you could put all of the waypoints for
fishing spots near Catalina Island in the range of 500 to 530, all the
waypoints for Cabo San Lucas in the range of 575 to 600, etc.
7. Move the cursor down, and enter the symbol and name informa-
tion (optional). Use the techniques described in the Kevp ad
&
Display Description section at the front of this manual.
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