satmap active 20 - Choose Information Window

Software v3.0.11065
© Satmap Systems Ltd 2017
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9. ChooseInformationWindow
(GPS MAP → Choose Information Type via centre
press)
Alternative access:
(PLANNING → Choose Information Type via centre
press)
This window will be accessed via the GPSMAP
or
PLANNING screen, by centre pressing the rocker
pad on a route or OOI. When the locator circle is
over an OOI or a route, an indicator icon is displayed
at the bottom of the screen. It comprises of 3
elements:
• 'i' for information
• rocker pad image (in the centre)
• POI icon/route symbol
Active route
Visible OOI
Invisible OOI
Inactive route
OOI indicator icon Route indicator icon
Nearby routes &
OOIs
OOI details
Once you are in the Choose Information Type
window, you will be able to:
• Make OOIs visible and invisible (move the rocker
pad left/right to highlight relevant icon).
• Activate and deactivate routes (change time varies
depending on the size of the route).
• Centre press the rocker pad to view details of an
OOI.
• Go to the ROUTE MAP screen of any route,
shows your route on a map, with details such as
trip length, and gives you access to the Prole
screen).
• Access the Nearby option, which includes nearby
routes and OOIs.
To bring up the ChooseInformationType window:
On the GPS MAPscreen: your current location
has to coincide with a route or OOI.
OnthePLANNINGscreen: planning icon has to
be placed over any point on a route or OOI.
(Otherwise, centre pressing the rocker pad will bring up
the POSITION INFO screen).
By centre pressing the rocker pad on a route or OOI,
the screen turns gray and an overlay shows the
ChooseInformationType window.
To cancel the gray screen, press either of the front
buttons.
'Nearby'
is dened by an OOI reference point at a
radius of:
245m (804ft) at 1:50 000
122.5m (402ft) at 1:25 000
49m (160ft) at 1:10 000
A route is classified as being 'nearby' if any of the
three conditions are true:
• The cursor is within it's bounding area (a square or
rectangle which covers ALL the points in a route).
• The centre of the bounding area is nearby as
defined above for OOI reference points.
• The start point of the route is nearby as defined
above for OOI reference points.