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3.6.5.1 Selecting Waypoints
To control the positioning of the list contents, the
1
(up) key lets you look at the listed waypoints at
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the top of the list; the 3 (down) key lets you look
at waypoints down the list. The
waypoint
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pearing in the highlighted block is the “selected”
waypoint and is the waypoint that can be operated
on if the
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m
keys are pressed.
3.6.5.2 Editing Waypoints
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To add a name or symbol, or edit the L/L coordinate data to
any
selected
waypoint, just select-the waypoint using either method listed above. When
the memory
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is highlighted, press the
(EDIT1
key. This returns you to the
NAME WAYPOMT display so you can make the necessary changes.
To Copy,
Erase, or Protect a particular waypoint or event mark just select the waypoint
using either method listed above. Press the
@key
and the display changes
to WAYPOINT-SF.
3.6.5.3 SF Operations
If you press the
m
key on the
Waypoint
List display, you can perform
some additional operations with the stored
waypoint
data including the
following:
A. Protecting Waypoints
While on the
Waypoint
List, place the number of
the waypoint to be “Protected” in the highlighted
box on the Waypoint List. Press the
msoftkey.
On the
WAYPOINT
SF
screen confirm that number
shown under PROTECTWPTSEVENTS is correct.
Press the
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to
turn “ON” the Protection feature.
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When a
waypoint
memory is “Protected” the character
“P”
is displayed on
the
WAYPOINT
LIST
and Waypoint Directory screens, and the
waypoint
may
not be overwritten with new coordinate data until the protection is first turned
OFF or if a “Master Reset” of the unit is performed.
B. Erasing a
Waypoint
While on the Waypoint List, place the number
ofthe
waypoint to be “erased”
in the highlighted box. Then press the
q
softkey for the
WAYPOINT
-
SF
menu.
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