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Plot and Store Routes
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If you know the coordinates of the location where you’d like to go, touch Go To, Lat/Lon
and enter the coordinates in the panel provided.
To enter each number, you may either use the keypad or the arrows. Use the left and
right arrows to move the cursor from place to place, and use the up and down arrows to
run through the counters and specify 0-9 for each digit. (For example, each time you
touch the up arrow, the number increases by one. When you reach the number you
want, press the
Right arrow to move to the next digit.)
The up and down arrows may also be used to toggle between north/south for latitude,
and east/west for longitude.
When you have filled in the latitude and longitude, press
OK . Maestro Navigator creates
a temporary Waypoint at that location and set course for it.
Back Track
When you have recorded a Track of your vessel’s progress, you can turn your vessel
around and navigate back along any path you have traveled with the Navigator Back
Track feature. Maestro Navigator creates a new Route based on the active Track line in
reverse so that you can retrace your path to the beginning of the Track.
This feature is only available when there is no active Route, so deactivate the current
Route.
Touch
Go To, Back Track and a message telling you how many Track Points were in
the active track, and how many Waypoints are in the new route. The message also
notes the measure of cross-track error (how closely the new route follows the original
track line). For the sake of convenience, the route is automatically given the name
“Back Track.” If you want to assign a different name, touch
Route, Rename Active
Route .
Routes on Contour Charts
When you’re following a route, it can be viewed on a Contour Chart, however, Routes
and Marks must be created on a Nautical Chart.