The Routes Page - DeLorme Earthmate PN-40 User Manual

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Routes Page
Note: Active routes display in
the Routes Page in bold text.
Creating a new route
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The Routes Page

Using the Route Page
To open the Routes Page, press MENU, highlight Routes, and press ENTER.
There are many ways to create routes on the Earthmate PN-40. You can create a route:
• From your current GPS location to a waypoint or geocache.
• From your current GPS location to a Find search result.
• Between two waypoints.
• Between two Find search results.
• Between a waypoint and a Find search result.
Once you have created a route, you can view the route and its directions, edit the route, delete the
route, and more. Routes are listed in order of use or creation; the most recent route is listed first.
Note: For more information about routing while geocaching, see The Geocaches Page section
starting on page 50.
To Create a Route
1. From the Routes Page, use the arrow keypad to highlight the New button and press ENTER.
2. To name the route, (the default name is New Route; once you add a point, the default name
changes to To <destination>), highlight the Route Name field and press ENTER. Use the
keyboard to name the route. Then, highlight OK and press ENTER.
3. To add a route point, highlight Add Point and press ENTER.
To use the Find option to add a point, highlight Use Find and press ENTER (for more
information, see The Find Page section that starts on page 37). After you find the point,
highlight the result, press ENTER, and then highlight Add and press ENTER to add the search
result as a point in the route.
OR
To select a route point that is on the map, highlight Use Map and press ENTER to pan to the
location on the map that you want to use as a route point. Once you move the cursor to the
location you want, press ENTER. Pan to place additional points using the map or press QUIT to

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