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Main Pages >  Main Pages The GPSMAP 96/96C offers three usage modes, Aviation Mode (default), Marine Mode, and Automotive Mode, allowing you to customize settings to use the unit for each application. The modes can be changed in the System Setup option or by pressing and holding PAGE. The main pages are linked together in a series that you can cycle through by pressing PAGE to go forward and QUIT to reverse. Each page also has an Options Menu that allows you to customize each (in all three modes) to your preferences and select features that relate to that page. To view the Options Menu for a page, press MENU. Aviation Mode features five main pages: Satellite Page, Position Page, Map Page, HSI Page and Active Route/Go To Page. An example of each page in Aviation Mode appears below. Each of these pages has a specific use and each page is discussed later in this manual. The Aviation Mode is the default mode for the GPSMAP 96/96C. This guide first addresses each page, such as the Map Page, as shown in the Aviation Mode. The guide then describes the page shown in Marine and Automotive Mode, if major differences exist.Marine Mode features five main pages: the Satellite, Position, Map, Pointer, and Active Route Pages. The Active Route Page appears with a list of route waypoints if you are navigating. Satellite Page Position Page 58 Map Page HSI Page Active Route/ Highway Page Go To Page (Automotive Mode) 96/96C Owner's Manual

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96/96C Owner’s Manual
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The GPSMAP 96/96C offers three usage modes,
Aviation Mode (default), Marine Mode, and
Automotive Mode, allowing you to customize settings
to use the unit for each application. The modes can
be changed in the System Setup option or by pressing
and holding PAGE. The main pages are linked
together in a series that you can cycle through by
pressing PAGE to go forward and QUIT to reverse.
Each page also has an Options Menu that allows
you to customize each (in all three modes) to your
preferences and select features that relate to that page.
To view the Options Menu for a page, press
MENU
.
Aviation Mode features five main pages: Satellite
Page, Position Page, Map Page, HSI Page and Active
Route/Go To Page. An example of each page in
Aviation Mode appears below. Each of these pages
has a specific use and each page is discussed later in
this manual. The Aviation Mode is the default mode
for the GPSMAP 96/96C. This guide first addresses
each page, such as the Map Page, as shown in the
Aviation Mode. The guide then describes the page
shown in Marine and Automotive Mode, if major
differences exist.Marine Mode features five main
pages: the Satellite, Position, Map, Pointer, and
Active Route Pages. The Active Route Page appears
with a list of route waypoints if you are navigating.
HSI Page
Position Page
Map Page
Active Route/
Go To Page
Satellite Page
Highway Page
(Automotive Mode)