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function or setup that requires change. The paragraphs that follow will
endeavor to provide simple guidelines for you.
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The figure above shows the selection paths that are available when the
-key
is actuated. The Svstem setuos control Data Inputs/ Outputs, Units
of Measure and Language. The NAV
setuns
change the parameters for
calculating and displaying the navigation data. Items that can be altered are
Course & Bearing readouts, Speed averaging, and Position corrections. The
enal
Status screens display the signal reception and tracking status and
allow initialization input and manual control functions.
When
therMENU/key
is pressed and the MAIN MENU Directory is dis-
played, pressing the indicated
softkeys
will place you in the secondary
memis. When you are ready to leave the secondary menu, press
theI=
key. You will be returned to the MAIN MENU Directory.
If you are finished with setups in the menus, press
the//
key one more
time to return back to the last Display mode screen.
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