Track Waypoint - Mercury Axius Manual

3. If the resume light is on, you can press RESUME to resume the course in auto heading. Refer to To Resume a Heading. If
you do not wish to resume the course, press the auto heading button once to enter standby mode.
4. If the standby light is on and the resume light is not, you cannot resume your course by pressing the resume button. Refer
to To Resume a Heading. Press the auto heading button to fully exit the auto heading mode.

Track Waypoint

Avoid serious injury or death. Inattentive boat operation can result in a collision with other watercraft, obstacles, swimmers, or
underwater terrain. The autopilot navigates a preset course, and does not automatically respond to hazards in the vicinity of
the boat. The operator must stay at the helm, ready to evade hazards and warn passengers of course changes.
Track waypoint allows the boat to automatically navigate to a specific waypoint or sequence of waypoints, called a waypoint
route. This feature is intended for use in open waters, free from obstructions above and below the waterline. Both engines must
be running and in gear to operate in autopilot modes
The following illustration is an example of a waypoint route.
• Waypoints are shown in numbered squares within the arrival circle (a dashed‑line circle around the numbered square).
• A hazard is present between waypoints 1 and 2. If these waypoints are used for the route, the autopilot will attempt to
navigate through the hazard. It is the captain's responsibility to select waypoints that avoid all hazards.
• Waypoint 4 is too close to 3 to be used in the same route. Waypoints must be far enough apart that the arrival circles do
not intersect.
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