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81244_1.book Page 11 Wednesday, December 1, 2004 11:41 AM
Chapter 4: Using the Chart 4-11
4.9 How do I navigate to a specific point?
You can use your chart to navigate to a specific point marked by the cursor or to a waypoint. When you are steering manually, you can also use the chart to determine the bearing or direction to steer.
Go to the cursor position
A
GOTO...
GOTO CURSOR
Navigating using the cursor is a very simple and quick technique that involves travelling directly to a point selected by the cursor position:
1. Position the cursor at the desired destination
2. Press GOTO. If you are currently navigating to a waypoint, following a route or already navigating to the cursor, you will need to press STOP GOTO, before the system will allow you to go to the position currently marked by the cursor.
3. Press GOTO CURSOR. A temporary waypoint entitled
Go to cursor
is placed at the cursor position and a dashed line is drawn between your original vessel position and the temporary waypoint.
Note:
This target waypoint is also identified on the radar.
4nm North-Up (Relative Motion) Local
GOTO CURSOR
STOP GOTO RESTART XTE
Boat's heading changes to follow course to temporary waypoint
Press to stop GOTO and remove temporary waypoint
Dashed line marking original course of GOTO
Temporay waypoint
(within white box) placed at cursor
Temporary waypoint name
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Table of contents
- 53 4.7 What additional information can my chart show?
- 53 Displaying details of objects and features
- 54 Finding nearby features and services
- 54 Displaying details of tides
- 55 Displaying details of currents
- 56 Displaying details of port services
- 58 4.8 How do I measure distances on the chart?
- 59 4.9 How do I navigate to a specific point?
- 59 Go to the cursor position
- 60 Go to a waypoint
- 61 4.10 How do I build and follow a route?
- 61 What is a route?
- 61 Building a route
- 65 Following a route
- 68 Viewing details of routes
- 69 4.11 How do I monitor where I am going?
- 69 ... using chart vectors
- 70 ... using the Course Deviation Indicator (CDI)
- 71 4.12 How does my chart warn me of potential dangers?
- 71 4.13 How can I use radar with the chart?
- 71 Synchronizing the chart with radar range
- 72 Viewing MARPA targets on the chart
- 72 Distinguishing between fixed and moving objects
- 74 4.14 How do I record where I have been?
- 74 What is a track?
- 74 How can I use tracks?
- 74 Creating a track
- 75 Creating a route from a track
- 77 4.15 How do I edit my routes and tracks?
- 77 Selecting a route or track for editing
- 78 Reversing a route
- 78 Changing the course of a route
- 82 Changing the name or color of a route or track
- 83 Erasing a route or track
- 83 4.16 How does my chart warn me of potential dangers?
- 83 4.17 How do I define how chart windows are presented?