Garmin 210 - Manual (Page 19)

Now add the final waypoint to the route:
1. Use the # keypad to move the arrow cursor as close as possible to the follow­
ing coordinates: N23°51,798', WOyTMaeeb,
2. Press the ® key to save the waypoint position.
3. Press® to confirm the default waypoint name, symbol and comment.
We now have a three waypoint route from our present position to way-
point 002. To activate the route and begin navigation:
1. Press the EXIT softkey to quit the route creation mode.
2. Press the ACTIVTE softkey.
The GPSMAP will return to the map page, with your active route (Route 0)
shown on the map display and the ‘active to’ waypoint (001) displayed in the
destination field. The speed and course field tells us we’re getting nowhere
fast, so let’s go to the Navigation Page and enter a speed for our simulated trip:
1. Press the® key to display the Navigation Page.
The Navigation Page provides you with a large, digital display of nav data
and graphic steering guidance to an active destination. The active destination
waypoint is displayed at the top of the screen, with the ETE (estimated time
enroute) and ETA (estimated time of arrival) based on your present speed and
course at the right side of the field.
The distance and bearing to the first route waypoint, along with your cur­
rent speed and course over ground (SOG and COG) are indicated below the
distance and bearing fields.
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