Transferring Waypoints To A Pc; Creating Routes - NorthStar 941X Reference Manual

Transferring
Waypoints to a
PC
Creating
Routes
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If you store a large number of waypoints or routes in the 941X, or if your
waypoints are the only records you have of important locations, you
should consider making a copy of them by transferring them into a per-
sonal computer using special transfer software (provided by a third party
vendor) and a Northstar loader cable (part #1100-LC). With this system,
waypoints and routes can be copied, edited or plotted, and, most impor-
tantly, can be reloaded into your 941X in the event they are accidentally
erased or lost due to equipment failure. Consult your authorized North-
star dealer for software and cable ordering information.
A route is a sequence of waypoints stored in the 941X. You can store up
to a maximum of 500 routes in the 941X's memory. There are two meth-
ods by which you can create a route: 1) constructing a route from way-
points already stored in the 941X's memory, and 2) saving a route as you
travel it.
You may create a route from the waypoints stored in the 941X's memory
by first pressing the WAYPTS/ROUTES key, and then pressing the
ROUTE LIST menu key. The names of any routes already stored are
displayed.
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