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Chapter 3 - Using the Controls
An avoidance point is
a specific position
defined by its radius,
and either its lat/lon
and TDs, or distance
and bearing from
some position fix.
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The TRACKS screen has five menu keys—NEXT COLOR, ON
CHART, NEW TRACK, START SAVING, and EDIT—that con-
trol the track function (if there aren't any defined tracks, this
screen is empty).
Use the NEXT COLOR key to:
•
select another color for the selected track
Use the ON CHART key to:
•
mark a track for display on the CHART screen or hide the
track
Use the NEW TRACK key to:
•
define a new track by picking a start time and end time
Use the START SAVING key to:
•
start saving a new track immediately, then stop saving at
any time
Use the EDIT key to:
•
change the description or name of an existing track
•
permanently erase a track
For in-depth information about tracks, see "Introducing tracks"
starting on page 9-2.
Avoidance points screen
The AVOIDANCE POINTS screen lists all your stored, named
avoidance points by radius; name; distance and bearing; and
lat/lon or TDs (the distance and bearing fields are completely
blank if there's no position fix). Until you store user-defined
avoidance points in the database, the AVOIDANCE POINTS
screen will be completely blank.
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