Garmin GPS 120 - Manual (Page 16)

Getting to know your new GPS requires only a
few short keystrokes. Try scrolling through the
main pages of the GPS 120:
1, Press the key to scroll through the five m ain
pages in sequence.
2. Press the key to scroll through pages In the
opposite direction.
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Map Page
The map page also
displays your currenj
speed and coune, as
well os the bearing and
distance to a selected
destination at the bot­
tom of the page.
Since we’ve already gone throught the Status and
Position Pages, let’s move on to a brief overview of
the Map, Navigation and Menu pages.
The Map Page provides a moving map track plot­
ter which shows your present position {the diamond
in the center), a visual track log of your past move­
ment and nearby waypoints. The Map Page also
allows you to zoom and pn simultaneously to other
areas, mark new waypoints and quickly review on­
screen waypoints. Instructions on zooming, pan­
ning, and using the map pge begin on page 34.
The Nav Page provides all of the necessary infor­
mation to navigate to a destination. Bearing, track,
speed, distance, estimated time enroute (ETE) and
velocity made good are all displayed on the Nav
Page. This information is accompanied by a graphi­
cal steering arrow and highway which you may use
to navigate to your destination.