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ITEM;
THEN
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ENTER.
PRESS
PAG
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RETURN TO
RQUTES
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Using and Edttlng the Routes on Your Trip
d.
This process can
be
repeated ootil all the desired waypoints are incorporated into the
TRIP
route
(01)
page.
8.
Whenever a change is made to an item in the
routa.
a MESSAGE display appears
when the PAGE button is pressed to return to the ROUTES display. The message
reminds you that you have made a change and if you want to save the route.
t.
Press the PAGE button to retum to the ROUTES field of the GPS MENU page
or,
if
you wish to
edit
a second
route,
press the Up/Down wheel key to highlight the next
(02) route; then press Enter to access the ROUTE page again.
g.
When choosing the GO ALONG function after highlighting a
route,
the
map
page
ap-
pears
with
the selected route displayed. H the Enter button is pressed, another menu
appears on
the
map
page
asking if you
wish
to STOP NAV? or SKIP WPT? These
selections are explained in the MAP Page discussion on page
28.
3. TRACKS· As you travel during your trip. using the waypoints as
guideposts,
you will leave
a trail or track. The track consists of waypoints that were generated automatically by your
unit as you traveled. This track can
be
used later when you return from your trip. Toggle the
Up/Down wheel key to highlight the TRACKS field on the GPS MENU page and press
Enter.
The TRACKS field can contain up to five individual tracks numbered 1 through
5.
To
the right of the track number
i~
the date and time at which the track was
generated.
The
data points (waypoints) that make up the track are only generated when the unit ls In
motion.
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