NASA Marine CLIPPER SPEED AND DISTANCE LOG, Manual

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RESETTING THE TRIP DISTANCE TO ZERO
The trip distance is stored in the unit even when it is switched off.
The trip distance can be reset to zero at any time by pressing the
TRIP button once to get to the trip display, and then pressing TRIP
again continuously. If the button is kept steadily pressed, a number
5 is shown, then 4, then 3, then 2, then 1, then zero. The trip
distance is reset when the count reaches zero. If you change your
mind about resetting the distance, remove your finger from the trip
button before the count falls to zero, whereupon the display returns
be when nautical miles is selected. Whenever the trip distance
exceeds 99.9, the number to the right of the decimal is still stored
in the unit, but the display changes to show whole miles, and the
decimal point is removed.
When the trip distance exceeds 999.9 (nautical miles or statute
miles, whichever is selected). the trip counter rolls over to 0.00
again.
Figure 6- Trip Display
SPEED TOTAL TRIP
48.6
N.MILES TRIP
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