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The procedure to create a sailplan is:
•
Select the sub-function (Goto WP).
•
Decide if you want to (Go FROM) present position (00) or from
any another waypoint.
•
Select a waypoint to (Goto NXT) in the first leg.
•
Select waypoint for leg 2, leg 3 etc. up to the maximum 24
waypoints/legs.
•
At the very moment, when the
KEY
is pressed in mode (Goto
NXT), the Server will start the navigation and all navigation
calculations will be displayed in the instrument.
Position to go from (Go FROM) is displayed as waypoint (00)
when you navigate from your present position.
If you want to start navigation from any other waypoint (01 - 99),
you can select that other waypoint number as your (Go FROM)
position. The (Go FROM) position is mainly used to define your
track line, to calculate XTE etc.
When the Nexus Network is set to be a repeater for an external
NMEA navigator which is performing the navigation, you can
display the waypoint in the (Goto WP) function, but you can not
edit a waypoint other than in the NMEA navigator.
8.5.1 Go to waypoint
To use the function go to waypoint (Goto WP), at least one
waypoint must first be stored in memory (Edit WP), (see 8.4.2).
Select the sub-function (Goto WP).
To create a sailplan, press
KEY
.
The function go to next (Goto NXT) is displayed and the small text
(WP) flashes.
To unlock the waypoint, press
KEY
.
The first digit of the last ”active” waypoint flashes.
To select a waypoint, press
DOWN, UP
and
MODE
as required.
To store the value, press
KEY
.
Note: At this very moment, when the KEY is pressed, the
Server will start navigation calculation based on your stored
waypoint and the navigation data will be available on the
Nexus Network.
Bearing (123°) and distance (12.34) NM for the first leg (*01), from
current position (00) to the waypoint (01) is displayed on the
instrument.
Note: Always check with your sea chart that the bearing and
distance is correct before you continue with the next leg.
If there is a difference, check that the co-ordinates in function
(Edit WP) are correct.
NAVIGATION FUNCTIONS
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