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Navigating in Automotive Mode, Direct To, NRST/FIND - speaker useful

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Navigating in Automotive Mode Automotive Mode and Marine Mode are similar. Most of the features discussed here also apply to Marine Mode. There are several ways to begin navigating to a point in Automotive Mode: • Select a point on the map and press the Direct To . • Press the Direct To to start a new route using the Find menu, or start a saved route or track. • Press NRST/FIND to search for a particular item and create a route to it. You can also start a saved route through the Routes tab of the Main Menu. For more information, refer to page 57. BASIC OPERATION IN AUTOMOTIVE MODE > NAVIGATING IN AUTOMOTIVE MODE To go to a highlighted map item: 1. Use the ROCKER to highlight the item you would like to navigate to on the Map Page. 2. Press Direct To . Go To is added to the list of options and automatically highlighted. If you have selected an area of the map that is not a map feature, Go To MAP Point is listed. Select Go To or Go To MAP Point, and press ENTER. Navigate Options in Automotive Mode With Map Feature highlighted while navigating a course 3. Follow the magenta route created on the Map Page. Follow the turn-by-turn route (auto-route) by using the Next Turns Page and Current Route Page. If you are using the external speaker, follow the voice prompts. GPSMAP 296 Pilot's Guide 51

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Navigating in Automotive Mode
Automotive Mode and Marine Mode are similar. Most of the
features discussed here also apply to Marine Mode.
There are several ways to begin navigating to a point in Automotive
Mode:
•
Select a point on the map and press the
Direct To
.
•
Press the
Direct To
to start a new route using the Find
menu, or start a saved route or track.
•
Press
NRST/FIND
to search for a particular item and create a
route to it.
You can also start a saved route through the Routes tab of the Main
Menu. For more information, refer to
page 57
.
To go to a highlighted map item:
1.
Use the
ROCKER
to highlight the item you would like to
navigate to on the Map Page.
2.
Press
Direct To
.
Go To <point name>
is added to the
list of options and automatically highlighted. If you have
selected an area of the map that is not a map feature,
Go To
MAP Point
is listed. Select
Go To <point name>
or
Go To
MAP Point,
and press
ENTER
.
Navigate Options in Automotive Mode
With Map Feature highlighted while navigating a course
3.
Follow the magenta route created on the Map Page. Follow
the turn-by-turn route (auto-route) by using the Next Turns
Page and Current Route Page. If you are using the external
speaker, follow the voice prompts.
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B
ASIC
O
PERATION
IN
A
UTOMOTIVE
M
ODE
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N
AVIGATING
IN
A
UTOMOTIVE
M
ODE