To set a User Grid, press
MENU
from any navigational screen. Select View > Settings >
Navigation. On the COORDINATE SYSTEM drop-down menu, select User Grid. Provide
the information for the User Grid parameters. The
Navigation
screen will be displayed
with User Grid set as the coordinate system.
User Defined Map Datum.
(Advanced Users) You can set a user-defined map datum for
your Triton. When selecting a user datum, you will be presented with options to define its
parameters.
To set a User Map Datum, press
MENU
from any navigational screen. Select View >
Settings > Navigation. On the MAP DATUM drop-down menu, select User. Provide the
settings for the datum. When done, the
Navigation
screen will be displayed with User set
as the map datum.
Set Custom Position.
Set Custom Position provides a way to view map areas other then
your present position. When setting a custom position, the GPS portion of the receiver is
disabled and the screen is set to the location you select, either by entering the
coordinates or by panning on the map.
To view a custom position, step through the navigation screens to the
Satellite Status
screen. Press
ENTER
. Select “Set Custom Position” from the contextual menu. Set the
coordinates or select the position from a point on the map. With the point defined, select
“Enable Custom Position”. To turn the feature off and resume computing GPS position
information, go to the
Satellite Status
screen, press
ENTER
and select “Disable Custom
Position”.
Selecting Next Destination Waypoint in a Multileg Route.
When you have an active route
that contains mulitple legs you can now select which point in the route to navigate next
too. You can choose to route to the next waypoint in the route or a previous waypoint.
For example, you activate a route with four legs, A to B to C to D to E. When the route is
activated it automatically begins routing you to the first leg destination (B). But in this
example you are already close to waypoint D and wish to go there instead of the entire
route. You can tell the Triton to go to the next destination (C) and repeat the process to
go to the next destination (D). Additionally, if you change your mind, you can direct it to
go to a previous destination, in this case (C).
With a multiple route active press
ENTER
to bring up the contextual menu. Select “Go to
Next” or “Go to Previous” to set through the destinations in your active route.
