Garmin GPS 89 - Manual (Page 36)

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The GPS 89’s position page displays your current posi-
tioni latitude, longitude, altitude and time numerically. It
displays your track (compass dircaion) and speed whenever
you’re moving.
The position page lets you enter a position’s latitude and
longitude manually During satellite acquisition, the position
dispbyed is the last computed position stored in memory To
speed up the acquisition process, you an enter a more acni-
rate initial position or reference airport (see page 19). Be sure
to accurately enter the latitude and lon^tude to the nearest
degree.
To mannally enter a position:
1. Press the ▼' key until the posihan field is highlighted.
2. Press A to begin entry of your posihon.
3. Use the arrow keypad to enter the new posihon.
4. Press the A key to confirm your changes.
When the GPS 89 is acquiring satellites or navigating in
the 2D mode, the last known altitude will be used to com­
pute your position. You may also manually enter an altitude.
Keep in mind that GPS altitude may vary significantly from
pressure altimeters. Never use GPS altitude for vertical navi-
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To enter an attitude manually:
1. Press the key until the altitude field is highlighted.
2. Press A to begin enhy of your altitude.
3. Use the arrow keypad to ertter the altitude.
4. Press the A key to ctmfmn the altitude.
The position page also fatures a resettable trip odometer
to measure the total distance traveled while navigating.
To reset the trip odometer:
1. Press the key until the trip field is highlighted.
2. Press A, followed by 4 and then press A again to
finish.
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