Lowrance electronic GlobalMap 1000 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 26)

See the Customization section

for a detailed

description

of the

boxes notshown on this screen.

To centerthe

map

around

your

present position, placing

it in

__________

the middle of the

screen,

simply

press

the CENTER

key.

The box in the

upper right

cor-

ner of the screen

is a

combina-

tion

navigation

display.

A

compass

shows

your

current course

over

ground

at the

top

of the box. This is the direction

you're

travelling.

Your

course over

ground (COG)

is also

shown in

digital

numbers in the bottom left corner of

this

box.

The course

over

ground

in this

example

is 210

degrees.

When a

waypoint

is recalled

(see

the

waypoint navigation section),

the

direction to the

waypoint,

or

bearing,

is shown in the bottom

right

corner of

this box

(BRG).

The arrowthat

points up always

shows in the middle of this box. This arrow

points

to the

bearing

of the recalled

waypoint

on the

compass.

In this

example,

the

bearing

is 197

degrees.

If

you

steerthe boat so thatthe arrow

that

points up

is

always

in line with

your

course over

ground,

then

you'll

always

steer the

shortest,

most direct route to the

waypoint.

If

you

move to the left or

right

of the

optimum

course to the

waypoint,

another arrow

appears

on the

display

with the letters "WYPT". This arrow

points

in the direction

you

should steer

the boat to

get

back on course. In the

example

shown

above,

you

need to steer

the boat to the leftto

get

backon

course.

The box shown beneath the

compass

box

is a course

deviation

indicator,

or

C.D.l. This box has a

pointerthat

moves

to

the left

or

right, depending

if

you

are

left or

right

of the

optimum

course line. The

pointer represents

the

course

line. For

example,

if

you

are one-half of a mile to the left of

the desired

press

the

right

arrow

key

once

to

move

to the next location.

Press the ZOOM IN

key

until

the "E"

appears.

Continue in

this manner until the

waypoint

name is

completed.

Waypoint Symbols

If

you

want

a

symbol placed

on

the

map, press

the down arrow

keytothe Symbol"

location on

the

waypoint

screen. The let-

ters on the left side of the screen

disappear

and

symbols appear

in the labels.

(see below)

Press the

key

nextto the desired

symbol

to

assign

itto the

waypoint

numbershown atthe

top

of the screen. There are 28

different

symbols

available.

Enter

Latitude/Longitude

If there is no

latitude/longitude

position showing,

or if

you

wish

______

to

change

the

position

shown

_____ ________________

on the

waypoint

screen,

press

the down arrow

key

until the

first number starts

flashing

in

_____

the latitude field. Now enterthe

desired latitude. If

you

need to

change

the latitude from north

to

south, press

the

key

nextto the's" label.

Afteryou've

made the desired

changes

to the

latitude, press

the down arrow

key

to move to

the

longitude.

Now enter the

new

longitude.

Press

the

key

next to the

"E"

or

"W"

if

you

need to

change

the

longitude _____

from

west to east or vice-versa.

_____________

Anytime

you

make a mistake

entering

anumber,

simplypress

the left or

right

arrow

keys

to

move to the

numberyou

wishto

change,

then enter the correct

one.

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12.O

Name:

Symbol:

Latitude:

Longitude:

ItEEF*

N 25°38.445

LI 0°09.53V

lisa the arrow

keys

to move about. Use

ENT to save and CLI1

to exit without save.

m..l.jjjjjmIij

Name: BEEF

Symbol:

latitude: N

zzr,bL01tu_LI

25° 30.445'

80° 09.532'

Use the arrow

keys

to move about. Use

ENT to save and CLE

to exit without save.

Mane: BEEF

Symbol:

Latitude: N 25°3a445'

Longitude:

II 800(19.5321

,

F'

Lisa the arrow

keys

to move about. Use

ENT to

save and CLR

to exit without save.

Once

everything

on this screen is

correct,

press

the ENT

key.

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