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Chapter 11 - Using the Trip Function
Understanding the
trip list
Page 11-4
To display any trip waypoints not currently on the screen,
press the CURSOR PAD up or down to scroll the list.
To the right of the ARRIVAL column is a red vertical slide bar,
which is relative to the size of the trip list. The smaller the
slider, the larger the list; the larger the slider, the smaller the
list. The slider also indicates your position in the list, i.e. at the
top, in the middle, at the bottom, or anywhere else in between.
At power-up, the 961 inserts the last known position into the
trip, right after any old past points.
Within the trip list, waypoints are grouped sequentially in past,
active, and future categories. Past waypoints are displayed at
the top of the list; the active waypoint—if any—is displayed in
the middle and is always highlighted in yellow; and any future
waypoints are listed below the active one.
Waypoint names
The TRIP screen displays all waypoints involved with your
current trip, which can be any of the following:
•
waypoints selected from the 961's database (user-defined
names)
•
unnamed waypoints entered and saved as numeric coor-
dinates (labelled COORD)
•
unnamed waypoints created graphically by moving the
cursor on the CHART screen (labelled COORD)
•
waypoints created by pressing the SAVE key to record
your present position (labelled SAVEDXX*, where XX is a
number 00 through 99)
•
waypoints created by pressing the MOB key to record
your present position (labelled MOBXX*, where XX is a
number 00 through 09)
•
waypoints logged by the 961 at power-up, or when start-
ing to a new destination, or when joining a leg, or when
erasing a trip (all labelled COORD)
961 Operations and Reference Manual Rev. D
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