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Enter the waypoint Longitude coordinates by typing the numeric value.

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Begin with a

“0”

if the Longitude is less than 100’. Press

1-1

when the

value is correct

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if the direction is displayed correctly. If

the indicated direction is incorrect, press the softkey for

“E”

“w”.

Example:

Press

0,8,2,

0,2,

S,Im(ENTER[

Long. = W 82’ 10.25’

When

is pressed, a "CALCULATING" message appears on the

display while the unit is storing the new

waypoint

and then the screen

changes back to the Waypoint Directory.

you want to enter another waypoint, press

IENTER NEW WAYPOINT?I.

This key returns you to the NAME WAYPOINT page and advances the

waypoint memory number to next available memory. To designate a particu-

lar memory number to continue waypoint entries,

press1

ENTER

WPT

NO.

If you want to recheck the new entry, press1

GOTO

WAYPOINT

LISA

key.

Press

-1

if you are finished. This will return you back to the previous

display mode.

3.6.4.2. Storing by

TDs

To enter the waypoint coordinates in Loran-C Time Differences, on the

STORE WAYPOINT menu press

them

softkey.

Enter the TD 1 coordinate by typing in the nu-

IS-IWRE

WAYPOINT TJD

merit value using all six digits. Press

-J

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when the

TDl

value is OK.

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Example: Press 2,7, 1, 0,

1,5,

-1.

lD2

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TDl =

27101.5~s

Enter the TD2 coordinate by typing the numeric

value in using six digits. Press

1-1

when the TD2 value is OK.

Example: Press 4,4,2, 1, 0,2,

-1

TD2 =

44210.2~s

When-1

is pressed,

the unit will now calculate a “corrected” L/L

to store as the waypoint. During the calculation process the unit

will display a

CALCULATING

message on the screen. Please wait for

the message to disappear before continuing.

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