Eagle ACCUNAV 2 Specifications download pdf (Page 24)

CHANGE DISPLAY Two of these labels are win-

The four

digital displays

on the left side of the

plotter

screen can be

changed

or customized at will. When the AccuNav Ilis first turned

on,

or

after it's

preset,

the four

digital displays

are Distance To Go

(DTG), Speed

Over Ground

(SOG), Bearing

to

waypoint (BAG),

and Course Over

Ground

(COG).

The available

displays

that can be

placed

in these

windows are: Distance To Go

(DTG), Speed

Over Ground

(SOG), Bearing

to

waypoint (BAG),

Course Over Ground

(COG),

Cross track error

(XTE),

and Altitude

(ALT).

To

change any

or all of the

digital displays,

first

press

the MENU

key

while

the

plotter

is

showing.

Now

press

the

key

nextto the 'CHANGE DISPLAY"

label. The unit returns to the

plotter

screen with a black box

surrounding

the DTG box. This means the

DTG box is

ready

to be

changed.

Press the left or

right

_______________________

arrow

key

to

change

the dis-

play.

For

example,

to

change

the Distance

To Go to Cross

Track Error

(XTE), press

the

right

arrow

key

four times.

To

change

another

digital box,

press

the

up

or down arrow

key

until

the

flashing

box is on the

desired

display.

Now

press

the

right

or left arrow

key

until the

desired

display appears.

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When

you

have the

digital displays customized, press

the CLEAR

key.

This locks the screen

displays,

even if the unit is turned off and on

again.

PLOUER MENU

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SELECT UNITS OF MEASURE

The AccuNav II can

display

distance in

miles, kilometers,

or nautical

miles,

velocity

in miles

per

hour,

kilometers

per

hour,

or

knots,

bearing

in

degrees

magnetic

or

true,

Altitude in feet or

meters,

and time

in 12 hour or 24 hour

format.

To

change any

these,

first

press

the menu

key

twice.

Next, press

the

key

next to the "SELECT UNITS OF MEASURE" label.

The screen shown

below

appears.

The black box on each line shows the unit of measure

currently

in

use. In the screen shown

below,

the units of measure are in

dow menus.

Pressing

the

key

adjacent

to one of the "window

menu" labels

givesyou

a menu

with functions that relate

only

to that window. For

example,

if

you press

the

key adjacent

to

the

plotter

menu label on the

plotter

window,

the

screen will

clear and

you

will have a

new

menu as shown above with

selections such as "CLEAR

the normal

plotter

menu screen.

To exit from a window

menu, press

the CLEAR

key.

VIEWING WINDOWS OPTIONS

To see all of the available win-

dows, press

the WINDOWS

key,

then

press

the MENU

key.

Now

press

the

key adjacent

to

the "MAIN MENU" label. Final-

ly, press

the

key

flext

to the

"VIEW ALL WINDOWS" label.

The screen at

right appears.

YOU MAY SET ANY

PLOTTER PARAMETER

INDEPENDENTLY

FROM MENU.

The first window

appears

in the

upperright

cornerof the

screen.

A

description

of the screen

______________________________

shows in the box at the bottom

of the screen. Now

press

the

key adjacent

to the "NEXT" label. This

changes

the

displayed

window and

description.

When

you've

finished

viewing

the

windows, press

the CLEAR

key.

WAYPOINT NAVIGATION

HOW TO

SAVE A WAYPOINT

Waypoints

are locations on the earth's surfacethat

you

wish to

go

or

return

to.

Waypoints

are useful for

marking shipwrecks,

hot

fishing spots,

and

otherfishing

or

navigation

locations.

Storing wsypoint's

in the AccuNav Ii's

memory

makes it

easyto

return to

any point

in the world

by simply pressing

afew buttons. TheAccuNav II can store

upto

200

waypoints.

You can store

your

present position

as a

waypoint

or enter

latitudeAongitude positions

as

waypoint

locations.

PLOT' and "GOTO CURSOR". This is

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