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Basic Operation, Turning On the GPSMAP 96/96C - 96c 96c

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Basic Operation Turning On the GPSMAP 96/96C The first time you power up your new GPSMAP 96/96C, the receiver must collect satellite data and establish its present position. To ensure proper initialization, the GPSMAP 96/96C is shipped from the factory in AutoLocate mode, which allows the receiver to "find itself" anywhere in the world. Before you turn on the unit to start initialization, be sure that it has a clear and unobstructed view of the sky to receive satellite signals. Press ENTER to acknowledge and show the Satellite Page. Warning and Information Page 96/96C Owner's Manual Basic Operation >  To turn On and Off the GPSMAP 96/96C: 1. Press and hold the Power key. When the unit powers on, a tone sounds, and the first page appears. 2 After a few seconds, a Warning/Information Page appears. To acknowledge that you have read and understand the warning, press ENTER to continue. 3. To turn off the GPSMAP 96/96C, press and hold the POWER key again. WARNING: When you agree with the statements on the Warning Page it is assumed that you understand that the GPSMAP 96 and GPSMAP 96C are intended as aids to navigation only. That the navigation information and obstacle data provided by the GPSMAP 96 and GPSMAP 96C is intended as an aid to situational awareness only. That it does not take precedence over accepted practices for safe navigation using Visual Flight Rules and that you have accepted the responsibilities and risks associated with using these devices. 

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96/96C Owner’s Manual
B
ASIC
O
PERATION
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B
ASIC
O
PERATION
Turning On the GPSMAP 96/96C
The first time you
power up your new GPSMAP
96/96C, the receiver must collect satellite data and
establish its present position. To ensure proper
initialization, the GPSMAP 96/96C is shipped from
the factory in AutoLocate mode, which allows the
receiver to “
find itself” anywhere in the world. Before
you turn on the unit to start initialization, be sure
that it has a clear and unobstructed view of the sky to
receive satellite signals.
Warning and Information Page
Press
ENTER
to acknowledge
and show the
Satellite Page.
To turn On and Off the GPSMAP 96/96C:
1.
Press and hold the Power key. When the unit
powers on, a tone sounds, and the first page
appears.
2
After a few seconds, a Warning/Information
Page appears. To acknowledge that you
have read and understand the warning, press
ENTER
to continue.
3.
To turn off the GPSMAP 96/96C, press and
hold the
POWER
key again.
WARNING:
When you agree with the
statements on the Warning Page it is assumed
that you understand that the GPSMAP 96 and
GPSMAP 96C are intended as aids to navigation
only. That the navigation information and
obstacle data provided by the GPSMAP 96 and
GPSMAP 96C is intended as an aid to situational
awareness only. That it does not take precedence
over accepted practices for safe navigation using
Visual Flight Rules and that you have accepted
the responsibilities and risks associated with
using these devices.