Getting start- ed, Goto/mob – Garmin GPSMAP 235 Sounder User Manual

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GETTING START-

ED

Using the GOTO

Key

Navigation Methods

The sounder provides four methods of navigation: GOTO, MOB, TracBack

and Route.
GOTO

The sounder allows you to create a simple route consisting of your current posi-

tion and selection of a single destination (waypoint) from the waypoint list. Any
waypoint on the list can be selected as the destination. Pressing the G key once
shows a list of all waypoints in memory from which to choose.

To turn on GOTO navigation from the waypoint list:

1. Press the

G

key. Select a waypoint and press

T

. The sounder sets a direct line

course from your present position to the selected destination.

Selecting a GOTO Graphically

Pressing the G key twice allows you to graphically select an on-screen way-

point, navaid or cursor position as the destination. If you are selecting a navaid or
a new position as the GOTO destination, the sounder will automatically create or
move the waypoint named ‘MAP’ at the navaid or map position.

To turn on a GOTO from the map display:

1. Press the

G

key twice.

2. To select an existing user waypoint, highlight the waypoint on screen and press

T

.

3. To select a navaid, highlight the navaid on screen and press

T

. The GOTO new way-

point page will appear, displaying the navaid position as a ‘MAP’ waypoint, with the
navaid symbol and text as the default symbol and waypoint comment. Press

T

to

save the waypoint and begin navigation.

4. To select a cursor position as your destination, move the arrow cursor to the desired

position and press

T

. The GOTO new waypoint page will appear and display the posi-

tion as the ‘MAP’ waypoint. Press

T

to save the waypoint and begin navigation.

SECTION

8

GOTO/MOB

Selecting a GOTO

Destination

A

B

A. To select a destination from a list of waypoints,

press GOTO once.

B. Press GOTO twice to select a destination waypoint

using the map cursor. If you are not selecting an
existing waypoint as your destination, a new way-
point named ‘MAP’ will be created. Keep in mind
that the MAP waypoint will be overwritten for each
MAP GOTO. Overwriting allows you to navigate to
on-screen navaids without permanently storing the
navaid as a waypoint. If you want to save the MAP
waypoint, rename it following the steps on page 58.

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