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5.5.2 Adding & Removing Navigation Markers
Navigation markers (up to a maximum of 20) can be added to the mission by clicking
the “Add Marker” button. Once added, click on grid row to edit marker values.
To remove a marker, click its grid row then click the “Remove Marker” button.
Artemis can handle up to 20 mission markers in total, and this includes any placed by
the diver during the dive. If the mission file has all 20 markers defined, there will be no
spare capacity for the diver to add any additional markers.
Name
Each marker can have a name (up to 12 characters). This will be shown for the
selected target on the Artemis navigation display.
Type & Colour
Each marker can be one of 3 types…
 Waypoint – waypoints are used to specify a search path/pattern and can be either
dark or light gray in colour. Optionally, connecting lines can be shown on the
Artemis display to assist the diver navigating the path.
 Target – targets should be used to specify points of interest that the diver may
wish to navigate to or be aware of. A choice of Red, Yellow, Green, Blue and Purple
colours are available for target markers.
 Diver - any markers placed during the dive are specified as “Diver” type to
distinguish them from the pre-dive “Targets”.
Latitude, Longitude & Depth
Enter the position and depth of the marker in these fields. When the marker is selected
as the destination on the Artemis navigation display, heading and distance will be given
based on the divers current position (from the GPS float).
The format of the “latitude”, “longitude” and units of the “depth” values can be selected
in the “Options” window – see the “Settings & Options” section on page 34 for further
details.
5.5.3 Organising Navigation Markers
The order of the mission markers in the on-screen table is the order they will be
presented to the diver on the Artemis console, and the order they are cycled through.
To re-order the list, click the row the required marker to move is on, then use the
“Move Up” and “Move Down” buttons to reposition appropriately.