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14
S
TORING LEGS IN
M
ULTI
-L
EG
1) The Outback must be in Multi-Leg to store legs for Multi-Leg.
2) Press ADVANCE to step from one leg to the next until you see the one you
want to program.
3) The display word shows the heading for three seconds and then the timer
for three seconds. (Example: ÒL2 210¡Ó and Ò0:45:20Ó) If a leg is unprogrammed, the
display word will show dashes in place of the heading and zeros for the timer.
(Example: ÒL3 Ñ-Ó and Ò0:00:00Ó) The Outback allows you to view only one
unprogrammed leg. (Example: If L0 through L2 are programmed, pressing
ADVANCE while viewing L3 will take you back to L0)
4) Hold MENU until
PROGRAM
flashes to enter programming mode.
The display word flashes, ÒPROGRMÓ. Then press ENTER and ÒMANUALÓ
is displayed.
5) The Outback stores Multi-Leg headings two ways: manually and automatically.
Headings are stored manually if the desired headings are already known in
degrees. (Example: 210¡, then 60¡ and then 340¡) Headings are stored
automatically if a map and the Outback will be used to determine the headings.
6) If headings are to be entered manually, press ENTER while ÒMANUALÓ is
displayed. Otherwise skip to the Automatic Entry section on page 15.
M
ANUAL ENTRY OF HEADINGS
.
1M) After selecting to enter headings manually, the first digit of the
heading flashes. (Example: ÒL2
0
00¡Ó if a heading is not stored
or ÒL2
3
48¡Ó if a heading is already stored)
2M) Press ADVANCE to change the value of the digit until the first
digit of the heading is displayed. (Example: 2 for 210¡) Then
press ENTER.
2) Day and Night Navigation: These features are designed to easily help you stay
on course. Your desired heading is automatically compared to your actual
heading and the Outback alerts you when you are Ôoff-track.Õ
3) Automatic Return: The Outback automatically calculates your return course
and guides you back to your starting point.
M
EMORIZING
L
EGS
S
TORING LEGS IN
T
RAIL
B
LAZING
1) The Outback must be in Trail Blazing to store legs for Trail Blazing.
2) A timer can not be running while storing a leg. Press ENTER to stop a timer
that is running.
3) Press ADVANCE to step from one leg to the next. The display word shows the
heading for three seconds and then the timer for three seconds. (Example:
ÒL2 210¡Ó and Ò0:45:20Ó) If a leg is unprogrammed, the display word shows
dashes in place of the heading and zeros for the timer. (Example: ÒL3:Ñ-¡Ó
and Ò0:00:00Ó)
4) To store a leg, press ADVANCE until you see an unprogrammed leg.
(Example: ÒL3:Ñ-¡Ó) The Outback will display only one unprogrammed
leg. (Example: If L0 through L2 are programmed, pressing ADVANCE while
viewing L3 will take you back to L0)
5) Point the Outback in the direction you want to go, lining up the gun sights.
Press ENTER to store that heading and start the timer running. The timer has a
maximum of 9 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds Ò9:59:59Ó, at which time it
resets itself and begins to count up from zero.
6) Day Navigation arrows appear on the compass rose and the colons in the display
word flash when the timer starts. See page 18 for details on Day Navigation.
7) Press ENTER to stop the timer when a leg is complete. Press ADVANCE to
move to the next unprogrammed leg, and repeat step 5 to store another leg.
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