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961 Operations and Reference Manual Rev. D
Chapters 13 and 14 describe customizing the setup of your
961—including the loading of charts—and the maintenance
and service procedures, respectively. A comprehensive glos-
sary is found at the back of the manual, as is the appendix
with the specifications for the 961, its GPS and DGPS antenna
(if applicable), and the optional internal DGPS receiver. To
locate specific terms or procedures, see the comprehensive
index at the back of the manual.
Sample 961 display screens throughout the manual illustrate
each function, supplementing the text with an accurate visual
description.
Conventions
Specific conventions, or standards, are used to provide a con-
sistent way to recognize certain information, as follows:
•
is the universal caution symbol used for caution and
warning information that pertains to your personal safety
or prevents damage to the 961. The
ING
boxes contain critical information—please read them!
•
NOTE
is the type style used for titles of reader notes. These
notes contain valuable information purposely highlighted
so that you don't miss it while reading the main text.
•
KEY is the type style used to refer to the 961's function
keys (located along the bottom of the 961) as well as the
961's menu keys (located in a vertical row on the right
side of the 961). These keys are discussed further in
"Introducing the 961" starting on page 2-1, and in "Using
the Controls" starting on page 3-1.
•
DISPLAY TEXT is the type style representing text that
appears on the 961's display screens.
•
Sample 961 screen is the type style used for captions of
961 display screens.
Figure 1
•
is the type style used for captions of 961 figures,
such as parts illustrations.
•
Menu keys with a
sequence, the step that will actually carry out the opera-
tion.
✔
mark designate the final step in a
Chapter 1 - Quick Start
CAUTION
and
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