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Waypoint procedures | RS90 Operating Manual
Waypoint procedures
A waypoint refers to the latitude, longitude and name of a place that
you have entered into the radio. A waypoint can be a destination, a
point along a planned course, or any location useful for navigation,
such as a fishing spot.
You can use waypoints as follows:
• Display the coordinates, bearing and distance to a waypoint on
the standby screen. See “Navigating to a waypoint” on page
43.
• Output a waypoint’s coordinates and other details via NMEA
2000 for display on a chart plotter or other compatible device.
See “Sending waypoint data to a chart plotter” on page 44.
¼ Note: The RS90 can store up to 200 waypoints.
Adding a new waypoint
1. Select MENU → WAYPOINT → WP LIST.
Your waypoint list will be displayed.
2. Press [OK].
NEW WP starts to flash.
3. Press [OK] again to add a new waypoint.
4. Enter a waypoint name (maximum 6 characters).
5. Enter the latitude. Use ▲ or ▼ key to select N or S as required, and
then press [OK] to move to the longitude setting.
6. Enter the longitude. Press [OK] once you have selected E or W.
7. When prompted, select YES or NO to save the new waypoint.
¼ Note
When the waypoint list is full, you must delete an entry before you
can create a new entry.
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MENU SELECT
WAYPOINT
N2K DATA
VOICE REC
BACKLIGHT
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WAYPOINT
NEAREST WP
WP LIST
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WP LIST
NEW WP
USA
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SAVE
YES
NO
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