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Obstacle Data, Aviation Navigation-Text Setup, Marine Setup

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Aviation Navigation-Text Setup Use the Avtn Nav-Text Page to select the text size for descriptions of aviation navigation features on the Map Page. You can select from Small, Medium, or Large. The Aviation Navigation-Text Map Marine Setup The Marine Settings Page is used to control the screen of marine chart items when using downloaded marine charts (i.e. MapSource BlueChart® marine mapping data). Main Pages >  Obstacle Data Obstacle on the map Page are shown in red, yellow, and gray and dark gray, light gray, and white for the GPSMAP 96C and GPSMAP 96 respectively. References to obstacle icon gray tones for GPSMAP 96 units are in parentheses for this section. Standard aeronautical chart symbols are used for lighted or unlighted obstacles above and below 1000 ft Above Ground Level (AGL). Upcoming obstacles, as you approach them, are marked by an "X" symbol. Lighted Obstruction 1000 ft. AGL and higher. Unlighted Obstruction 1000 ft AGL and higher. Lighted Obstruction below 1000 ft AGL . Unlighted Obstruction below 1000 ft AGL. Obstacle Icons The Marine Settings Map Setup Page Obstacles appearing in red (dark gray) are predicted to be within 100 ft elevation of your flight path. Those colored yellow (light gray) are more than 100 ft, but less than the elevation in the user defined "Caution 96/96C Owner's Manual 79

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Aviation Navigation—Text Setup
Use the Avtn Nav—Text Page to select the text size
for descriptions of aviation navigation features on the
Map Page. You can select from Small, Medium, or
Large.
The Aviation Navigation—Text Map
Marine Setup
The Marine Settings Page is used to control the screen
of marine chart items when using downloaded marine
charts (i.e. MapSource BlueChart
®
marine mapping
data).
The Marine Settings Map Setup Page
Obstacle Data
Obstacle on the map Page are shown in red, yellow,
and gray and dark gray, light gray, and white for
the GPSMAP 96C and GPSMAP 96 respectively.
References to obstacle icon gray tones for GPSMAP
96 units are in parentheses for this section. Standard
aeronautical chart symbols are used for lighted or
unlighted obstacles above and below 1000 ft Above
Ground Level (AGL). Upcoming obstacles, as you
approach them, are marked by an “X” symbol.
Lighted Obstruction 1000 ft. AGL and higher.
Unlighted Obstruction 1000 ft AGL and higher.
Lighted Obstruction below 1000 ft AGL .
Unlighted Obstruction below 1000 ft AGL.
Obstacle Icons
Obstacles appearing in red (dark gray) are predicted
to be within 100 ft elevation of your flight path. Those
colored yellow (light gray) are more than 100 ft, but
less than the elevation in the user defined “Caution