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NK
ClearNav
Manual
•
Version
0.5
•
July
3,
2008
Page
64
of
86
need
to
press
the
Start
Now
button.
The
only
reason
use
the
Start
Now
button
would
be
if
you
wanted
to
start
without
going
through
the
start
gate
or
across
the
start
line,
or
if
you
had
started
but
for
some
reason
(GPS
issue..?)
the
ClearNav
did
not
think
you
had
started.
Once
the
task
starts
the
button
changes
from
Start
Now
to
Exit
Task
.
The
Exit
Task
button
is
used
to
exit
the
task
if
you
decide
to
re
‐
start
or
abandon
the
task.
•
Next
Leg
/
Turn
Here?
Button
The
Next
Leg
b
utton
is
used
to
move
on
to
the
next
leg
of
the
task.
For
example,
if
you
are
currently
navigating
to
the
first
turnpoint
and
have
just
rounded
the
turnpoint
you
would
press
the
Next
Leg
button
to
tell
the
ClearNav
to
start
navigating
to
the
next
turnpoint
in
the
task.
The
ClearNav
will
automatically
switch
to
the
next
leg
when
you
enter
the
turn
cylinder
of
an
assigned
task,
but
it
will
not
automatically
switch
when
flying
an
area
task
–
because
you
will
probably
want
to
continue
flying
into
the
turn
area
rather
than
moving
on
as
soon
as
you
enter
the
turn
area.
The
button
changes
to
a
Turn
Here?
button
when
you
enter
into
a
turn
area.
When
you
select
the
Turn
Here?
button
the
task
is
redrawn
with
that
point
as
the
turnpoint
and
the
active
waypoint
is
changed
to
the
next
waypoint
in
the
task.
After
the
Turn
Here?
button
is
pressed,
it
turns
into
an
Undo
Turn
Here
button.
Select
the
Undo
Turn
Here
button
to
resume
navigation
to
the
calculated
ideal
turnpoint.
•
Resume
Task
Button
The
Resume
Task
button
is
used
to
resume
the
task
after
it
has
been
suspended.
The
task
is
suspended
any
time
you
start
navigating
to
a
non
‐
task
turnpoint.
For
example,
if
you
are
getting
low
and
use
the
Selection
Box
to
fly
to
a
nearby
airport,
the
task
will
be
suspended.
When
the
Resume
Task
button
is
pressed
the
ClearNav
will
resume
navigating
to
the
waypoint
that
it
was
navigating
to
when
the
task
was
suspended.
•
Glide
To
Finish
/
Glide
To
Next
WP
Button
The
Glide
To
Finish
button
makes
it
possible
to
display
final
glide
information
around
multiple
turnpoints
to
the
finish.
The
ClearNav
will
continue
navigating
to
the
current
task
turnpoint,
but
the
Final
Glide
Window
will
no
longer
display
the
differential
final
glide
to
the
next
turnpoint.
It
will
display
the
final
glide
around
the
remaining
task
turnpoints
to
the
finish.
Also,
the
Distance
Window
will
show
the
distance
around
the
remainder
of
the
task.
There
is
no
change
in
the
text
description
in
the
Final
Glide
Window
–
instead,
the
Destination
Window
changes
to
“To
Finish”
to
indicate
that
the
final
glide
calculation
is
to
the
finish
point.
The
other
indicator
that
you
are
displaying
the
Glide
To
Finish
number
in
the
Final
Glide
Window
is
that
the
Glide
To
Finish
button
will
change
into
the
Glide
To
Next
WP
(waypoint)
button
.
Press
the
Glide
To
Next
WP
button
to
resume
displaying
the
final
glide
and
distance
to
the
active
task
waypoint.
•
Achieved
Speed
The
Achieved
Speed
is
the
speed
achieved
from
the
start
to
your
current
position.
It
is
a
good
reference
for
helping
to
calculate
the
Predicted
Speed
for
the
remainder
of
the
task,
but
it
is
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