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Customizing the Units

The Units tab allows you to customize measurement units for the 

entire system. To open the Units tab, press 

MENU

 twice to open 

the Main Menu. Select 

Setup

 from the vertical tab list. Then select 

Units

 from the row of tabs along the top of the page. 

Setup Units Tab

Distance and Speed—

select the units to display speed and distance 

traveled.

Direction Display

—select the units to display direction. Mils is a 

unit of angle measurement used in military settings, in which 17.78 

mils equal one degree.

Temperature

—select the units to display temperature. 

Elevation

—select the units to display altitude.

Depth

—select the units to display depth.

Restoring Defaults

The following tabs in the Main Menu allow you to restore their 

defaults: Track, Alarms, Display, Sound, Setup, and Page Sequence.

Setup Tab Options Menu

To restore defaults:

1.  Press 

MENU

 twice to open the Main Menu. 

2.  Use the 

Rocker

 key to highlight the desired tab.

3.  Press 

Menu 

to open the options menu. 

4.  Highlight 

Restore Default

.

5.  Press 

ENTER

 to restore the tab to the defaults. 

To restore all of unit’s settings to the factory defaults at once, select 

All Unit Defaults 

from the options menu of the Setup tab. 

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Summary of Contents for West Marine 276C Plus

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual 190 00501 00_0A indd 1 1 13 2005 10 43 18 AM...

Page 2: ...rint one copy of this manual or of any revision hereto provided that such electronic or printed copy of this manual must contain the complete text of this copyright notice and provided further that an...

Page 3: ...s and Features of the Sea Modes section reviews the main pages and features in sea modes such as using DSC and Man OverBoard The Basic Operation in the Land Modes section provides you with information...

Page 4: ...What is the Difference Between the Modes 14 Powerboat Mode 14 Sailboat Mode 14 Automotive Mode 14 Off Road Mode 14 Which Mode Should I Use 14 How do I Switch Modes 14 Basic Operation 15 Finding an Ite...

Page 5: ...e Compass Page 40 View Your Path on the Highway Page 40 See Your Progress on the Active Route Page 41 Watch Your Trip Data on the Position Data Page 41 Sea Modes Pages and Features 42 Map Page 42 Map...

Page 6: ...the Map Page 66 Watch your Trip Information 66 See your Next Turn with the Current Route Page 66 Navigating in Off Road Mode 67 Initiating Navigation 67 Following an Off Road Route 67 See Your Route o...

Page 7: ...d Guidance Settings 88 Road Routing Settings 88 Guidance Settings 89 Changing the Location Settings 90 Changing the Location Format 90 Selecting a Different Map Datum 90 Selecting a Different Heading...

Page 8: ...LORAN TD Feature 115 Using the LORAN TD Format 115 Map Datums and Location Formats 117 What are a Map Datum and which should I use 117 What is a Location Format and which should I use 117 Digital Sele...

Page 9: ...r weather cap Slot for optional data card Battery pack Press tab down to remove battery pack for replacement if necessary See the Safety Information on page 125 for more information about the lithium...

Page 10: ...ing external power to the 276C Plus automatically turns on the unit for full operation If the battery is present and needs to be charged the external power source charges the battery while the unit is...

Page 11: ...ternal devices connected they are listed here Press ENTER to continue To turn off the unit press and hold the red POWER key again Adjusting the Backlight and Volume You may want to adjust the backligh...

Page 12: ...as well as other system information The sky view and signal strength bars give an indication of what satellites are visible to the receiver and whether they are being tracked As the receiver locks ont...

Page 13: ...es the receiver is looking for and collecting data from satellites visible at its last known or initialized position but has not acquired a x 2D GPS Location At least three satellites have been acquir...

Page 14: ...cally or using the map GPS Tips While the receiver is gathering information your location on the map may display as different from where you actually are located Be patient As soon as the receiver gat...

Page 15: ...ay the Main Menu Press the NAV MOB Navigate Man OverBoard key to display the Navigation Menu While in the sea modes press and hold for more than one second to activate the Man Overboard MOB function W...

Page 16: ...r key to select individual elds Moving the highlight to a given location allows you to make a selection begin data entry or scroll through a list Field the location on a page where data or an option m...

Page 17: ...appear with more options If so select the desired option and press ENTER again Selecting an option from an options menu To exit a menu or return to the previous setting Press QUIT The QUIT key moves b...

Page 18: ...e on a page with elds that are not selectable the highlight skips over them Using the Databases Optional Garmin Data Cards and MapSource CD ROMs enhance the versatility of your 276C Plus With optional...

Page 19: ...ight Start Simulator and press ENTER NOTE Do not attempt to navigate using Simulator mode When the unit is set to Simulator mode the GPS receiver is turned off Any Satellite Signal Strength Bars displ...

Page 20: ...o the marine destination 1 Follow the previous steps to nd a destination The 276C Plus switches to the Map page A magenta line shows the direct route from your current location to your destination If...

Page 21: ...p up window select Yes and press ENTER The Map page opens showing a magenta turn by turn route from your current location to your destination Simulated navigation displayed on the Map Page Automotive...

Page 22: ...e on streets or highways The 276C Plus automatically generates turn by turn routes to a speci ed location Off Road Mode Off Road mode is for use when you are driving an off road vehicle such as an ATV...

Page 23: ...and route to it 1 Press FIND to open the Find Menu 2 Using the Rocker key highlight the desired category such as Cities and press ENTER 3 Press ENTER and use the Rocker key to begin entering the lette...

Page 24: ...iew recently found items 1 Press the FIND key The Find Menu opens 2 Use the Rocker key to highlight Recently Found Press ENTER The Recently Found page opens Viewing the Information Page Each item on t...

Page 25: ...t is a turn by turn route created in Automotive mode NOTE You must manually save an Automotive mode route it is not saved automatically To create a route using the Find Menu 1 Press MENU twice to disp...

Page 26: ...page to save the location as a waypoint and continue adding points to your route Repeat until you have added all points to the route Creating a new route on the map 6 When nished press QUIT twice to...

Page 27: ...te where you want to add the new point The new point will be added before the highlighted route point Press MENU 4 Highlight Insert Waypoint and press ENTER The Find Menu automatically opens for you t...

Page 28: ...es currently stored in memory along with a descriptive name for each route Highlight a route and press MENU to open the options menu From here you can activate the route copy it delete it delete all r...

Page 29: ...n from the map display using the Rocker key Text Entry allows you to enter a new waypoint s position coordinates manually Marking Your Present Position Use the ENTER MARK key to quickly create a new w...

Page 30: ...ow position Pressing and holding ENTER MARK marks your present position not the arrow s location 4 If you have highlighted a map feature an information page appears after you press ENTER Use the Rocke...

Page 31: ...To change any of the other information on the New Waypoint page highlight the appropriate eld and press ENTER After entering your changes highlight OK and press ENTER To change the location of a wayp...

Page 32: ...nt Review page may include additional tabs containing information about the other features at that location Waypoint Review Page To access the Waypoint Edit page 1 Press MENU twice to view the Main Me...

Page 33: ...int Adding a Waypoint to a Route You can add the selected waypoint to the end of a route using the Append to Route feature This option is displayed when you are not navigating When you are navigating...

Page 34: ...on from which you are projecting the new waypoint highlight the From eld and press ENTER The Find Menu opens Select the point that you will project your new waypoint from just as you would select a wa...

Page 35: ...can organize your waypoints into categories to help you manage and use your waypoints For example you can create a Vacation category that stores all of the waypoints you will use for your upcoming va...

Page 36: ...ategory you want to assign the waypoint to and press ENTER 3 From the list select the category you want to assign the waypoint to and press ENTER To delete a category 1 With the Waypoint Categories wi...

Page 37: ...elete 2 Press MENU highlight Delete Waypoint and press ENTER 3 Press ENTER to con rm You can delete waypoints using a variety of methods Press MENU to open the User Points options menu To delete waypo...

Page 38: ...oints You can de ne an alarm circle around a stored waypoint position The alarm circle can help you avoid reefs rocks or restricted waters You can add proximity alarms to up to ten waypoints Press MEN...

Page 39: ...off 1 Press MENU twice to open the Main Menu 2 Highlight Points from the vertical list of tabs Highlight Proximity from the row of tabs along the top of the screen 3 Use the Rocker key to highlight t...

Page 40: ...ou can use the Navigate Track feature The Save feature allows you to store up to 15 track logs from certain times and dates To access the Track tab 1 Press Menu twice to open the Main Menu 2 Highlight...

Page 41: ...track log To save the entire track highlight Yes and press ENTER To save a portion of the track log 1 Press MENU twice to open the Main Menu 2 Highlight the Track tab then highlight the Active tab 3 U...

Page 42: ...e track you want to edit and press ENTER The Track Review page opens Make changes as desired Track Review Page 4 Highlight the Name eld and press ENTER Use the Rocker key to change the name and press...

Page 43: ...most signi cant features of the track in order to duplicate your exact path as closely as possible To get the most out of the TracBack feature remember these tips Always clear the track log at the poi...

Page 44: ...ences and or select features To view the options menu press the MENU key The Powerboat mode is the default mode for the 276C Plus By default the Powerboat mode features seven main pages the Map Compas...

Page 45: ...Press the NAV key to open the Navigate Menu Go To Point allows you to select a waypoint or point of interest from the Find Menu to navigate to Navigate Route allows you to select a route to navigate...

Page 46: ...he Map page To go to a point using the Find Menu 1 Press the NAV key to open the Navigate Menu 2 Highlight Go To Point and press ENTER The Find Menu opens Find Menu 3 Use the Rocker key to highlight t...

Page 47: ...ed like any other waypoint Adding Points to Your Route You can add points your route on the map while you are navigating To insert points in the route on the map 1 Press NAV while you are navigating a...

Page 48: ...Page section beginning on page 46 View Your Path on the Highway Page Whenever a route has been activated in Powerboat mode the Highway page provides data and graphic steering guidance to the destinati...

Page 49: ...tion on page 50 Active Goto Route Page Watch Your Trip Data on the Position Data Page The Position Data page allows you to quickly view important data while navigating a route in the sea modes The com...

Page 50: ...up in position mode with the last known location centered on the map When you press the Rocker key the 276C Plus enters pan mode which moves the map to keep the white arrow map pointer within the dis...

Page 51: ...MapSource data loaded onto a data card When the selected zoom scale is covered by both the internal database and data card map information the cartography with the best resolution is displayed When t...

Page 52: ...red on the screen When the arrow is stationary xed coordinates appear in the position eld and the distance and bearing from your present position update as you move To re center your position on the s...

Page 53: ...distance between two points 1 From the Map page press MENU to open the options menu 2 Highlight Measure Distance and press ENTER An on screen arrow appears on the map display at your present position...

Page 54: ...ring If the arrow points up you are going directly to the waypoint If the arrow points any direction other than up turn toward the arrow until it points up then continue in that direction NOTE You mu...

Page 55: ...he Rocker key Up or Down to select the time you want to count Five 5 minutes is the default 2 Press ENTER to start the timer Use the Rocker key during the timing to quickly select a different length o...

Page 56: ...e middle The bottom section of the screen provides visual guidance to the waypoint on a graphic highway display The line down the center of the highway represents your desired track line As you head t...

Page 57: ...ENTER Highway Page Options Menu The following options are available from the Highway page menu Set Up Page Layout allows you to choose the number of data elds that appear on the Highway page Change Da...

Page 58: ...e following route options are available by pressing MENU Active Route Page Options Menu Deactivate stops route navigation Edit on Map allows you to edit the route on the map See page 19 Add Insert Way...

Page 59: ...PAGE or QUIT key to open the Tide Chart page Height of tide Smallest and Largest tides for the AM hours Tide Chart Page Time Smallest and Largest tides for the PM hours To view a tide chart for a diff...

Page 60: ...d Press MENU highlight Use Current Date and press ENTER Tide Chart Page Options Menu To view a chart s details for a different time 1 From the Tide page with the desired chart displayed press MENU and...

Page 61: ...age Options With the Position Data page open press MENU to open the options menu You can set up the layout of the page and change the data elds For an explanation of the data elds refer to page 120 Yo...

Page 62: ...e unit on To select a saved vessel 1 From the Vessel tab use the Rocker key to highlight the Current Vessel eld and press ENTER 2 Use the Rocker key to select the desired vessel and press ENTER To ren...

Page 63: ...out nding places 6 Highlight your Home Port in the search result list and press ENTER 7 From the Waypoint Review Page highlight OK and press ENTER Your Home Port is now set Navigating to Your Home Por...

Page 64: ...details page TIP When the log details page is open press the Rocker key Down to view the details for the next entry in the log Press Up to view the details for the previous entry in the log While in...

Page 65: ...only sounds on a Distress Call Position Reports do not sound the alarm Distress Calls are broadcast to all DSC users in radio range and appear with a blue and white checkered icon on the DSC Call Lis...

Page 66: ...ocker keypad to highlight the call you want to review 3 Press ENTER to open the DSC Entry Review page DSC Entry Review Page Navigating to a DSC Location After you have received a Position Report or a...

Page 67: ...o add a New Item Delete a highlighted entry or Delete All entries DSC Directory list DSC Directory entries Press ENTER to open the entry review page Blank entry Press ENTER to add a Directory entry To...

Page 68: ...Garmin GPS units only the MMSI numbers are sent to other non Garmin DSC users Setting up DSC The DSC Setup tab allows you to turn DSC On and Off If you have more than one chartplotter and only want DS...

Page 69: ...The Current Route page also shows during active navigation in Automotive mode Map Page page 42 Trip Computer Page page 70 Current Route Page page 69 Dashboard Page page 71 Off Road Page Sequence The...

Page 70: ...for more information about initiating navigation to a destination To go to a point using the Find Menu 1 Press the FIND key to open the Find Menu 2 From the Find Menu highlight Waypoints and press ENT...

Page 71: ...te and press ENTER 3 Highlight the route you want to activate and press ENTER The Active Route page automatically opens with the route activated Editing Your Route Once you are navigating a route you...

Page 72: ...ion and navigation the 276C Plus will always avoid the area within the box or the selected area of the road 7 When nished highlight the OK button and press ENTER Creating a Detour If while navigating...

Page 73: ...ht either Use Map or Use Find Menu and press ENTER a If you selected Use Map use the Rocker key to select the desired item on the map and press ENTER b If you selected Use Find Menu select an item fro...

Page 74: ...formation You can track your speed here as well as other information related to your trip Press MENU to reset the trip timers and odometer For more information see the Trip Computer Page section on pa...

Page 75: ...n the Map Page You can track the progress of your route on the Map page Your route is shown with a magenta line For more information see the Map Page section beginning on page 42 View Your Heading wit...

Page 76: ...ured to display any one of the possible data options You can also add additional data elds to the page or select a full screen map without data elds Map Page Data Fields in the four corners Map Scale...

Page 77: ...ress ENTER to view the Next Turn page for that turn The Current Route and Next Turn page display similar information just in a different layout the Next Turn page displays your next turn on a map Next...

Page 78: ...e following options are available from the Trip Computer options menu Some options are only available if you have changed the page layout Press MENU to open the options menu Highlight the desired opti...

Page 79: ...ge is the last page in the Automotive and Off Road sequence by default Refer to page 82 for information about adding pages to the sequence and rearranging the sequence The map in the center of the scr...

Page 80: ...to activate and press ENTER 4 Change the mode to On or the desired mode where available and press ENTER If necessary highlight the next eld to the right and press ENTER enter the desired settings and...

Page 81: ...alarm to sound when GPS accuracy falls outside of the user set value Select On and then enter a speci c distance Sonar Alarms Sonar Alarms Tab Shallow Water Deep Water sets an alarm to sound when you...

Page 82: ...displayed in a list as shown to the left You can select a different date by highlighting an arrow and pressing ENTER Press MENU to display an options menu Week View The Week View provides many of the...

Page 83: ...ys to view information for another date Press and hold IN or OUT to scroll quickly through dates 3 Press ENTER when nished The unit displays the sun and moon information for the date you entered or se...

Page 84: ...s and hold IN or OUT to scroll quickly through dates 3 Press ENTER when nished The unit displays the information for the date you entered To use the current date again highlight the Date eld Press MEN...

Page 85: ...t the desired message Press ENTER to view detailed information about that message Message Log Filter Tab To show hide messages using the Log Filter 1 Press MENU twice to open the Main Menu 2 Highlight...

Page 86: ...the Temperature Display The graph will adjust and display the temperature changes according to the Temperature Scale and Time Duration settings Temperature Scale select the desired degree span from th...

Page 87: ...nit is ever misplaced To open the Welcome tab press MENU twice to open the Main Menu Select Setup from the vertical tab list Then select Welcome from the row of tabs along the top of the page Welcome...

Page 88: ...lace a check mark in the box 4 Press QUIT to exit Individual Map Information Page Showing the individual maps that are in the selected Map Family To enable individual maps 1 From the Map Information p...

Page 89: ...NTER 4 Highlight the data eld you want to change and press ENTER 5 Press Up or Down on the Rocker key to highlight the type of data you want to display and press ENTER 6 Press QUIT to exit Changing a...

Page 90: ...n is displayed and press ENTER 4 To insert a new page in the order press MENU select Insert and press ENTER From the list select the page you want to add and press ENTER 5 To remove a page from the pa...

Page 91: ...ise Main Menu enables the main menu tabs to contain text and icons default or text tabs only Backlight Timeout sets the backlight to stay on once it is turned on or to time out after a selected period...

Page 92: ...r turn Off entirely Attention Tone turns on and off the attention tone that sounds before the vocal prompts Voice Prompt sets the vocal prompt to operate for Guidance and Status Route Guidance Only or...

Page 93: ...allows you to enter a value in seconds Changing the Speed Filter setting causes a status message to appear when you turn on the unit Text Language allows you to select from various languages for the u...

Page 94: ...time format and zone You can also set the unit to conform to Daylight Saving Time The current time and date are displayed at the bottom of the page To open the Time tab press MENU twice select Setup...

Page 95: ...play temperature Elevation select the units to display altitude Depth select the units to display depth Restoring Defaults The following tabs in the Main Menu allow you to restore their defaults Track...

Page 96: ...a direct line from your current location to your destination This is useful when you are travelling outside of the detailed map coverage area or where no roads exist Ask Me My Preference when set to Y...

Page 97: ...use preset values Guidance Settings To open the Guidance tab press MENU twice to open the Main Menu Select Setup from the vertical tab list Then select Guidance from the row of tabs along the top of...

Page 98: ...electing the wrong map datum can result in substantial position errors When in doubt use the default WGS 84 datum for best overall performance Selecting a Different Heading Reference You can select fr...

Page 99: ...276C Plus with a Garmin DGPS beacon receiver Garmin Remote Sonar used to connect the 276C Plus to a Garmin GSD 20 NMEA In NMEA Out supports the input output of standard NMEA 0183 version 3 01 data an...

Page 100: ...ab with GARMIN DGPS selected Highlight Scan and press ENTER Displays the status of the scan The Status eld displays one of the following Tuning the unit is attempting to tune to the speci ed frequency...

Page 101: ...o many NMEA sentences are activated the unit may take longer than two seconds to update To access the Advanced NMEA Output Setup 1 Press MENU twice to open the Main Menu 2 Use the Rocker key to select...

Page 102: ...press ENTER 4 Highlight Sonar and press ENTER Using the Sonar Page When combined with a GSD 20 Sounder Module your 276C Plus becomes a powerful sh nder asher with the Sonar page If a GSD 20 is attach...

Page 103: ...e Adjustment Menu allows direct access to the settings and features most commonly used on the Sonar page There are ten main adjustment options available Range Zoom View Gain Target Level Whiteline Fre...

Page 104: ...at the original depth scale and the left showing sonar returns from the bottom up All target depths read as a distance from the bottom Btm Bottom Lock displays returns from the bottom up on the full s...

Page 105: ...y to move the line on the sonar display Noise Reject helps lter unwanted noise from the sonar display The Noise Reject can be turned Off set to Normal automatically adjusts for optimum viewing or to a...

Page 106: ...show any new sonar data until the Sonar page resumes scrolling You may see a discontinuity from where the sonar information stops and where it starts again Marking an Underwater Waypoint You can mark...

Page 107: ...plit Screen To resize the Map page sonar split screen 1 After displaying the Sonar and Map page together in the split screen as described in the previous steps press MENU 2 Highlight Size Split and pr...

Page 108: ...w water or high noise areas has a slower screen update and is best used if you travel a wide variety of depths If the unit is unable to track the bottom for any reason the digits in the depth window a...

Page 109: ...and uncalibrated water speeds are shown at the bottom of the calibration window Note your top speed then stop the boat and press ENTER 3 By default the top ground speed is automatically shown If a gr...

Page 110: ...to display a graphic Flasher representation on the far right side of the sonar display This graphic Flasher displays structure and bottom returns much the same as a true Flasher You may nd this featu...

Page 111: ...urns display in darker colors with red being the strongest return Understanding the Sonar Display One of the rst things to understand about sonar is that the transducer sends a beam down to the bottom...

Page 112: ...0 foot depth The narrow cone angles 10 associated with high frequencies 200 kHz provide better bottom resolution and crisper detail but cannot show a large coverage area for nding sh The 10 cone angle...

Page 113: ...e Off Whiteline On Thick Whiteline Hard bottom Thermoclines A rough de nition of a thermocline is a break in water where the water temperature changes faster than the water above it Thermoclines are s...

Page 114: ...ending upon the backlight setting Source 11 35 VDC Fuse 3AG 1 5 Amp Performance Receiver Differential ready 12 parallel channel receiver Acquisition Times Approx 15 seconds warm start Approx 45 second...

Page 115: ...prolonged exposure to temperature extremes may occur such as in the trunk of a car as permanent damage may result User information such as waypoints and routes is retained in the unit s memory withou...

Page 116: ...rate from the vehicle s power system through the cigarette lighter adapter Provides a speaker for vocal prompts PC Interface Cable Connects the unit to a serial port on your PC Power Data Cable Allows...

Page 117: ...is a 3AG 1 5 Amp fuse Power Data Connector on the 276C Plus Unit Data Out 1 Blue Ground Black Voice Orange Data In 2 Green Alarm White Power Red Voice Brown Data In 1 Yellow Data Out 2 Violet Power D...

Page 118: ...e cable to an available USB data port see below USB Data Port When using a PC Interface Cable connect the larger end of the cable to a serial communications port on your computer see below Serial Comm...

Page 119: ...s to use with your 276C Plus Data cards are not waterproof should not be exposed to moisture or excessive static charges and should be stored in the case supplied with the card To install a data card...

Page 120: ...protocol is available from the Web site www garmin com Removing the Antenna You can remove the antenna to use an external antenna After the antenna is removed the BNC connector is exposed and ready fo...

Page 121: ...he sequence you desire to navigate them Waypoint a location you store in your GPS It may be a checkpoint on a route or a signi cant ground feature such as your campsite or favorite shing spot What is...

Page 122: ...ed an accuracy performance of 1 2 meters horizontal and 2 3 meters vertical throughout the majority of the continental United States and portions of Alaska WAAS is just one service provider that adher...

Page 123: ...operation of a LORAN receiver Position coordinates may be displayed as TDs and all navigation functions may be used as if the unit was actually receiving LORAN signals Using the LORAN TD Format When...

Page 124: ...d press ENTER If the active GRI Chain secondary stations or offsets have been changed since the waypoint was created the waypoint will now reference the active GRI chain and secondary stations and adj...

Page 125: ...at is a Location Format and which should I use Your current location can be viewed on the GPS in the form of coordinates Since different maps and charts use different location formats Garmin GPS units...

Page 126: ...mmediately access the caller s information such as who they are and the type of vessel in their database while they are in transit to the caller s position Any time a vessel receives a DSC call they c...

Page 127: ...re currently under review by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration NTIA Users Outside the United States Users can obtain an MMSI assignment from their telecommunications autho...

Page 128: ...nroute The estimated time required to reach your destination ETE Next Estimated Time Enroute The estimated time required to reach the next point on your route Elevation The altitude height above or be...

Page 129: ...mputer was reset Ttl Avg Spd See Trip Avg Speed Total Turn The direction of and distance to the next turn on an active route User Timer The timer you set in the Main Menu Velocity Made Good The rate o...

Page 130: ...imity Memory Full No additional proximity waypoints can be saved Proximity Radius Overlaps The radius of two proximity waypoints overlap Route Already Exists You have entered a route name that already...

Page 131: ...ecompile disassemble modify reverse assemble reverse engineer or reduce to human readable form the Software or any part thereof or create any derivative works based on the Software You agree not to ex...

Page 132: ...mber clearly written on the outside of the package The unit should then be sent freight charges prepaid to any Garmin warranty service station A copy of the original sales receipt is required as the p...

Page 133: ...y to operate this device under Part 15 regulations Safety Information WARNING The 276C Plus contains a lithium ion rechargeable battery The battery used in this device may present a risk of re or chem...

Page 134: ...siderations must be followed Read and observe the following instructions WARNING For use in vehicles it is the sole responsibility of the owner operator of a vehicle to place and secure the 276C Plus...

Page 135: ...ation 107 Carpool Lanes 89 Categories Find Menu 15 Waypoint 27 28 CDI See Course Deviation Indicator Celestial Tab 75 hunt sh tab 76 sun moon tab 75 Chain Number 115 Charge the battery 2 4 Check Beaco...

Page 136: ...GSD 20 Sounder Module 94 Guidance Tab 89 H Heading 90 Highways Avoid 89 Highway Page page layout 49 setup 49 Home Port 55 Hunt Fish Tab 76 I Icons 83 Identi er 118 Information Page 16 Initialize 3 113...

Page 137: ...Persistent Alarm 72 Plan Route 20 50 Plan Trips 74 Point 74 Points of Interest 15 Position 113 Position Mode 42 Position Report 57 60 118 119 Power 2 3 109 connector 1 4 key 7 outlet 2 Practice Mode...

Page 138: ...elay 115 format 86 offsets 117 tab 86 zone 86 Timer Marine 47 User 86 Toll Roads 89 Tones Change 84 TracBack 35 37 Track legs 35 log 32 33 35 tab 32 TracBack 34 35 Track Up 6 42 Transducer 100 104 Tri...

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