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16
S
TARTING AND
S
TOPPING
L
EGS IN
T
RAIL
B
LAZING AND
M
ULTI
-L
EG
1) To start or stop a leg in Trail Blazing, the Outback must be in Trail Blazing.
To start or stop a leg in Multi-Leg, the Outback must be in Multi-Leg.
2) When a leg is started in Trail Blazing or Multi-Leg, the colons in the display
word flash and Day Navigation arrows appear on the compass rose. When a leg
is stopped in Trail Blazing or Multi-Leg, the colons in the display word do not
flash and the compass rose is blank.
3) In Trail Blazing, a leg starts when a heading is stored. See page 13 for more
details.
4) To start a leg in Multi-leg, press ADVANCE until the leg you want to start is
displayed. Then press ENTER and the timer begins, Day Navigation arrows
appear on the compass rose and the colons in the display word flash. See page
19 for details on Day Navigation.
5) Pressing ADVANCE toggles the display word between the desired heading
and the timer in Trail Blazing and Multi-Leg.
6) Pressing ENTER stops a leg in Trail Blazing or Multi-Leg.
7) Pressing ENTER restarts a leg in Trail Blazing or Multi-Leg.
8) The timer for each leg can be started and stopped any number of times. Each
time a leg is restarted, the timer will continue to count up or down from where
it left off. When the timer reaches the maximum of 9 hours, 59 minutes and 59
seconds, Ò9:59:59Ó, it resets itself and begins to count up from zero. If a timer
counts down and reaches zero, it resets itself and begins to count up from
Ò0:00:00Ó.
V
IEWING
L
EGS IN
T
RAIL
B
LAZING AND
M
ULTI
-L
EG
1) To view a stored leg in Trail Blazing, the Outback must be in Trail Blazing.
To view a stored leg in Multi-Leg, the Outback must be in Multi-Leg.
3M) Now the second digit of the heading flashes. (Example:
ÒL2 2
0
0¡Ó). (Example: 1 and then 0 for 210¡) Follow step 2M
to store the remaining digits
4M) Skip to step 7 on this page.
A
UTOMATIC ENTRY OF HEADINGS
.
1A) If headings are to be stored automatically, press ADVANCE to
step from ÒMANUALÓ to ÒAUTOÓ and then press ENTER.
2A) The display word scrolls, ÒSET NORTH.Ó Place the map being
used on a flat surface in any direction, and align the Outback to
the mapÕs relative North. This is necessary to correct for any
difference in the mapÕs North and actual North. Press ENTER to
store this direction as relative North. It is important to keep the
map in the same position while storing legs.
3A) Using a straight edge, align the Outback on the map in the
direction you want to go. The numeric display and display word
show the current heading of the Outback. When the Outback
is aligned in the correct direction, press ENTER.
7) After the heading is stored (either manually or automatically), the first digit of
the timer flashes. (Example: Ò
0
:00:00Ó)
8) Press ADVANCE to change the value of the digit until the correct digit is
displayed, and then press ENTER. (Example: 0 for Ò0:45:20Ó) The timer
has a maximum of 9 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds, Ò9:59:59Ó.
9) Now the second digit of the timer flashes. (Example: Ò0:
0
0:00Ó) Follow step 7
to store the remaining digits
10) After the timer is set, the Outback displays the next unprogrammed leg.
Follow steps 1M/1A through 9 to store the remaining legs.
11) When through programming legs, press MENU to return to operating mode.
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