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Operator's Manual
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Selecting Erase Track allows you to clear your recorded track. You can
keep a portion, say the last mile or two, of your recorded track if you
like, by specifying the range after you press the Erase Track softkey.
Press Erase Now to confirm your action. Press Escape to return the
previous screen without erasing or Eto abort this process.
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Track recording opt.ions
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Selecting Record Track allows you to define how your course is saved.
Choosing not to save your track may free the processor up to run
other functions a little bit faster; however, you are not likely to notice
any difference in performance unless the four data ports are near their
full throughput capacity. You also have three different levels of track
saving capability: Normal, Fine, and Detailed. The software saves
each calculated position coordinate to draw the lines for the plot screen.
There are a finite number of plot points which can saved inmemory,
before the CDU begins overwriting the first set of plot points. If you
are traveling a long distance at a high rate of speed (say over 10 knots)
you probably will want
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use theNonnal selection, which only stores
a plot point when your direction changes. If you are doing some tight
maneuvering or station keeping tasks, you will probably want to use
the Derailed selection, which stores a position every
0,5
meters. The
Fine selection stores a plot point every 7 meters.
Version 1.5
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