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Next Straight AB Guideline Feature
If more than one straight AB guideline is saved, the Next Straight
Guideline feature will become available. By pressing the Next
Straight Guideline option, the vehicle will be directed to the next
straight AB guideline saved in the console.
1. Press NAVIGATION AND GUIDANCE OPTIONS icon to
display navigation options.
2. Press NEXT STRAIGHT AB GUIDELINE icon .
Toggle between all guidelines by pressing the NEXT STRAIGHT
GUIDELINE icon again.
NOTE: If no straight AB guideline or only one straight AB guideline
is saved in the console, the Next Straight Guideline icon will
not be displayed.
Figure 7-28: Next Guideline
-13
7.2 mph
Mark A
A
A
A
To view which guideline is active, press the Guidance Mode icon on
the Status Bar.
Figure 7-29: View Which Guideline is Active
-13
7.2 mph
Mark A
Pattern: Straight Ab
Name: Stream Edge
Total: 4
A
Azimuth Degree
An azimuth is defined as a horizontal angle measured clockwise
from a north base line. When using an azimuth, the point from which
the azimuth originates is the center of an imaginary circle. This circle
is divided into 360°. North = 0, East = 90, South = 180, West = 270.
An azimuth degree can be entered to determine the exact location of
the vehicle. When a navigation mode is selected, the azimuth degree
can be entered.
1. Press NAVIGATION AND GUIDANCE OPTIONS icon to
display navigation options.
2. Press AZIMUTH icon
A
to enter azimuth degree.
3. Use the entry screen to establish the Azimuth degree.
4. Press:
►Accept
to save the settings
►Cancel
to leave the keypad without saving
5. “Would you like to name this guideline?”
Press:
►Yes – to enter a name and save the guideline
►No – to automatically generate a name
The console will begin providing navigation information.
To establish additional azimuth guidelines, follow the same steps as
the initial azimuth guideline.
Figure 7-30: Azimuth Guidance
1:12 PM
7.2 mph
Mark A
A
A
1:14 PM
7.2
mph
> 0.0 <
Enter Azimuth (deg)
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0
Clear
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