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name instead of creating something entirely new. If you
press the UP or DOWN key while the cursor is in the
first character position, the default name will disappear
and a blank field will replace it so an entirely new name
can be created as described below. If you press the
NEXT key, the Argus will keep the first letter and move
the cursor successively to the remaining letters, while the
UP and DOWN keys modify them starting from their
current values.
Pressing the UP softkey increments the letter above the
cursor through the alphabet, through "Z", through "/",
and then through the digits 0 through 9. The DOWN
softkey decrements the letter above the cursor through
the numbers 9 through 0, 7", and then Z through A.
Pressing the NEXT softkey cycles the cursor from the leftmost position through the
5 possible character positions, and back to the beginning.
Using these three keys, arguably the world's least efficient word processor, you can
construct any legal waypoint name. You will quickly get used to the number of
presses necessary to enter a letter. At this time, please
enter the letters TEB in the first three character
positions.
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TEB a
TETERBORO
TETERBORO
AIRPORT
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With TEB showing on the display, press DONE. The
screen will show the entry for TEB-a, Teterboro
Airport. The last line on the display shows the
calculated radial and distance from the nearest VOR.
This is a very handy feature when you select an object
such as an intersection, whose location isn't as blatant as
that of an airport. The radial/distance display gives you
assurance that you have selected the correct location or
facility.
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