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Position Data Page The Position Data Page provides a quick reference for the important data you want to show while navigating a route in Aviation Mode and Marine Mode. The default page shown six user-selectable data fields. The two fields at the bottom of the page shown location position coordinates and the nearest airport, city, or other map features depending on the mode of operation. Position Data Page Options Menu The following options are available from the Position Data Page: Position Page Options Menu Reset-allows you to see the "Reset" page. See the following page for reset options. Main Pages >  Big Numbers-allows you to change the data fields to show fewer data fields with larger numbers for easier viewing. Change Data Fields-allows you to specify the type of data shown in each data field. See the Appendix for a listing of the data fields. Change Nearest Type-allows you to specify the type of item to be used as the nearest item. The choices differ based upon the Usage Mode you are currently using. Position Page Reset Menu The following options are available from the Position Page Reset Menu. Some options are only available if you have changed the Page Layout from the default (shown to the right). Reset Trip Data-clears trip information, except the maximum speed and the odometer. Reset Odometer-clears the running total of the distance traveled since the odometer was last reset 96/96C Owner's Manual 73

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Position Data Page
The Position Data Page provides a quick reference for
the important data you want to show while navigating
a route in Aviation Mode and Marine Mode. The
default page shown six user-selectable data fields.
The two fields at the bottom of the page shown
location position coordinates and the nearest airport,
city, or other map features depending on the mode of
operation.
Position Data Page Options Menu
The following options are available from the Position
Data Page:
Position Page Options Menu
Reset
—allows you to see the “Reset” page. See the
following page for reset options.
Big Numbers
—allows you to change the data fields
to show fewer data fields with larger numbers for
easier viewing.
Change Data Fields
—allows you to specify the type
of data shown in each data field. See the Appendix for
a listing of the data fields.
Change Nearest Type
—allows you to specify the
type of item to be used as the nearest item. The
choices differ based upon the Usage Mode you are
currently using.
Position Page Reset Menu
The following options are available from the Position
Page Reset Menu. Some options are only available if
you have changed the Page Layout from the default
(shown to the right).
Reset Trip Data
—clears trip information, except the
maximum speed and the odometer.
Reset Odometer
—clears the running total of the
distance traveled since the odometer was last reset