ALAN MAP 600
user’s manual
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8.5.2 Change
Waypoint
When you reach a waypoint, you will want to monitor the data
for the next waypoint. Using this command, you can switch to
any waypoint on the route.
1. Press
and highlight
Change Next WP
with the Joystick, then
press
. The display will show the list of previously-selected
waypoints along the route.
2. Move the Joystick down/up to highlight the waypoint you wish
to monitor, then press
. The references on the
Compass
page will be updated with this new information.
This command is not active if a route is not previously programmed and
selected
.
The Compass page is and to reach by pressing the
ESC
button, if
GoTo to a waypoint with ShortCut (shorteset Distance) or a
normal Route with Set Navi was activated.
8.6 Arrow
Guide
If the Auto-Routing-Function was activat, the Arrow Guide Page
appears instead of the Compass Page.
Beside following the Auto-Route you can
choose between the map display or the
Arrow Guide Display. In the Arrow Guide
display are shown
a.
Distance
,
b.
Direction
,
c.
Actual Street
and
d.
next Street
.
9 Waypoint
Waypoints are geographical references along a route which
can be created at will and used for orientation during a trip
towards a destination. The user can do many things with a
waypoint, for example give it a name and add it to a route.
MAP 600 can memorize up to 1000 waypoints for use individually
or along a route.
To a waypoint you can go:
a.
directly
by short cut in the map display or with help of the
Information in the Compass Page or
b. by
Auto-Routes
calculated along streets.
9.1
Creating Waypoint
There are two methods to create a waypoint: using the menu, or
during navigation.
9.1.1 Using
the
Menu
1. From any page, press the button twice
, or press once
,
highlight
Main Menu
with the Joystick, and press
. The display
is shown in the picture:
2. Using the cursor, highlight
Waypoints
and press
. A list of previously
programmed waypoints will appear .
3. Press
, highlight
New
and press
.
The display will prompt you to enter a
waypoint.
