Furuno GP-3700F, Operator'S Manual

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7. DESTINATION
7-2
How to navigate to a single quick point
1. Set the quick point entry method to [ONE POINT], referring to "How to select the
quick point entry method" on page 7-1.
2. Show the plotter display with NAV information (see section 1.4.2 and
section 2.1.2).
3. Press the CURSOR ON/OFF key to turn on the cursor.
4. Put the cursor where you want to enter the quick point, then press the GOTO key.
The quick point (destination) is marked and named "QP<001". A light-blue line con-
nects the own ship with the destination, and the line shows the shortest course to the
destination. Arrows on the line show the direction to follow to get to the destination.
When selecting [DISTANCE TO WAYPOINT], [BEARING TO WAYPOINT], [WAY-
POINT ETA, TTG] for destination information, range and bearing from own ship to the
destination, ETA and TTG to the destination appear on the NAV information box. The
location is saved to the waypoints list, under the name "QP<001".
Note 1: Each time a quick point is entered, previous quick points having the same
numbers as newly entered ones are written over.
Note 2: If waypoint data (L/L position) is received from an external navigator while
navigating to a quick point, the quick point is erased and the received waypoint be-
comes the destination.
GP-3D WGS84
2NM
24.00NM
50
50
50 40
50 40
N33 N33
E137
E137
QP<001
267.4°
T
9.52
NM
01/01 10:05
000HR 57MIN
QP
<
001
Quick point
Quick point name
TRIP: Range from
own ship to destination
Own ship mark
BRG: Bearing from own
ship to destination
Shortest course from
own ship to destination
(light-blue line)
ETA and TTG to destination
32°53.0231’N
136°49.9430’E 32°52.1231’N
136°38.9430’E
TRIP
BRG
DISP. ALL