Start I-Pilot Link Navigation; Open The Go To Menu - Humminbird i-PILOT LINK Operation Manual

Start i-Pilot Link Navigation

When i-Pilot Navigation is enabled, the i-Pilot Link becomes the steering source for navigating points, routes, iTracks, and contour
lines. See Configure i-PIlot Link with the Control Head: Enable i-Pilot Link Navigation.
WARNING! Watch for a turning propeller and be prepared for boat movement when working with each i-Pilot Link navigation
mode. The propeller will automatically turn on when i-Pilot Link navigation modes are engaged, even if the engagement is
accidental. A turning propeller can cause injury.

Open the Go To Menu

Use the Go To menu to select an i-Pilot Link navigation mode and start i-Pilot navigation. This section is an overview. Each navigation
mode is detailed throughout this manual.
1. Press the GO TO key.
2. Select a navigation mode.
Spot-Lock
Follow the Contour
(Chart View only)
Circle
AutoPilot
BackTrack
Nav Data
i-Pilot Link Navigation Go To Menu Options
Select Spot-Lock to create and start navigation to a temporary Spot-Lock position, either at
the boat's position or the cursor position. If you select Spot-Lock while navigating a route,
BackTrack, iTrack, or contour, navigation will be paused on the Spot-Lock. See the Spot-Lock
section for more information.
Select Follow the Contour to start navigating the selected contour line. See the Follow the
Contour section for compatible map card information and details. This feature is available in
the Chart View only.
Select Circle Mode to set a point to navigate around. You can select clockwise or
counterclockwise. See the Circle Mode section for details.
If the cursor is inactive, navigation begins in the direction of the boat's Course Over Ground
(COG) setting. If COG is not available, the current Heading (Hdg) is used.
If the cursor is active, navigation begins in the direction of the cursor's position using bearing
data from the active cursor.
See the AutoPilot section for details.
Select BackTrack to start navigating back through the Current Track, starting with the last
recorded track point. The Current Track will be converted to a saved iTrack. While navigating
BackTrack, the direction of navigation can be changed using the Reverse menu option. See
the BackTrack section for details.
Select Nav Data to start navigation to a saved waypoint, route, Spot-Lock, iTrack, etc. See
Manage Your i-Pilot Link Navigation Data for details.