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c. ENTER key – Press to enter
d. Cursor n or p key – Press, if
e. ENTER key – Press.
f.
g. ENTER key – Press to enter
h. RAD: – Input the radial in
i.
j.
k. ENTER key – Press to enter
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the identifier.
The waypoint
page
will
automatically
display.
(1) If the waypoint identifier is
contained
in
system
memory,
(waypoint
latitude and longitude are
listed on waypoint page).
necessary, to place cursor
field over APPROVE?.
initialization page will again
appear with the cursor over
APPROVE?.
Continue with
step 4.
(1) If the waypoint identifier is
not contained in memory
(no latitude or longitude
entry and the cursor over
REF NAME: field).)
REF NAME: – Input the
identifier
of
a
navaid
location contained in system
memory from which the new
waypoint can be referenced.
the identifier.
degrees and tenths of a
degree from the navaid or
location in the REF NAME
field to the waypoint being
defined.
ENTER key – Press to enter
the radial into memory.
DIS: – Input the distance to
the nearest tenth of a nautical
mile
from
the
navaid
location in the REF NAME
data field to the waypoint
being defined.
the distance into memory.
Steps a through g may be skipped and the
latitude and longitude input directly, if
known.
The
or
(b) Procedure B.
or
l.
ENTER key – Press twice to
advance the cursor to the
APPROVE? field.
NOTE
m. ENTER
key
approve the waypoint page.
The initialization page will
appear with the cursor over
APPROVE?.
4. EST GS:
a. If on the ground, verify that 0
is displayed.
b. If in flight, Press n to position
cursor over EST GS: data
field,
input
groundspeed,
ENTER.
5. APPROVE? – Press ENTER to
approve all of the data on the
initialization page and enter the
data into memory. The first of the
flight plan menu pages (FPLS) will
now appear.
1. DATE: – Check. If incorrect, enter
the correct Greenwich date in
sequence day month-year.
2. GMT: – Check. If incorrect, enter
the correct Greenwich mean time.
3. POS: – Check the last known
system-generated position.
incorrect, proceed as follows.
a. Cursor n or p key – Press so
that the cursor appears over
the latitude position.
b. Latitude – Input. Use North or
South key first, followed by
the known latitude in degrees,
minutes
and
minute.
c. ENTER key – Press to enter
the latitude into memory.
–
Press
to
estimated
and
press
If
tenths
of
a
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