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The
NAVIGATION
Page
The NAVIGATION page presents a
summary
althe important parameters entered into. oream-
puled
by
your
GMA·GPS
unit.
This page can
be
accessed from the GPS
+
RADIO or GPS ONLY
standby pages, or
it
can
be
accessed from the Gateway menu whtch
is
available 'rom
any
of the
pages when operating in the one
of
the GPS modes. In addition, when the Enter button is
pressed, a STATUS page becomes available which shows the
sat~lit9
number acquired by the
unit, and the
relative
strength of each of these signals. The parameters
shown
on the
NAVIGATlON
page
include:
1.
Coordinates· The Latitude (N/S) and Longitude
(E/W)
of your present position are
displayed.
2.
Altitude (ALT) • This line of the display indicates present altitude above sea level
in
Metric
(Meters)
Of
StatuteINautical (Feet) equivalents.
3.
DATEITIME
-
The next two
lines present the current date and time-of-day in the
format
entered into the SETUP
menu.
4.
HDGJSPEED - This line presents the current heading you are traveling on, and
the
speed
at
which
you are moving.
5. TRIP/ODO - This line presents the elapsed time of your current trip, and the distance
(odometer reading) you have
traveled.
6. SUNRISE/SET - This line presents the time of sunrise and of sunset based upon the
Information
you have entered
in
the SETUP menu with respect to the time zone, time
format
(12 or24 hour) and daylight saving time.
NOTE: When the NAVIGATION page is displayed, the
overall
display contrast can
be
adjusted using the UpJOown wh .. 1
key.
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