Garmin GPSCOM 190 User Manual download pdf (Page 18)

Navigation Page

Takeoff

TOUR

Bearing to

Waypoint

Diittincft to

Wü}'point

Track Over

Ground

Relative Bearing

Pointer ~

Estimated

Time Enroute

BR&

325^

TRK

DST

31.0Í1.

150*v

SPD

3R3

1.B5 1.B5

ETE

12:24

12:27

TIME

HTK

0.00R.

UNñU'

130.75 119.00

Speed Over

G ronfiti

GDI Scale

Crosstrack

Error

WAV Altitude

Field

Once a GOTO is activated, the navigation page will

display the bearing and distance to the destination, along

with your present speed and track over ground. The

GOTO destination is listed above the course deviation

indicator, with your estimated time enroute, cross track

error and time displayed at the bottom of the page. A rel

ative bearing pointer, located above the GDI scale, points

to the direction of your destination.

Simulated Speed Entry

Now you’ll need to enter a speed for the aircralt:

1. Highlight the 'SPEED'field.

2. Press and to enter a speed of 150 knots.

3. Press to confirm the speed.

Once a speed has been entered, the navigation page

will continuously update as we make our way to the des

tination airport. We now need to enter the cruising alti

tude of our flight, which can be entered from the position

page:

1. Press tJntil the position page appears.

2. Move the field highlight to the 'ALT' field.

3. Enter an altitude of 2,500 feet and press

confirm.

Nflvigaííolí

Page

BRG DST

325^

34.7R.

354^ 15111%

TRK SPD

3R9

l.ES 1.E5

■ « • « r^h« ■ ■ ■ ■

ETE HTK

0.00R.

14:24

TIME UHñU

128.77

12^1.90

in simufator

mode, speed

may be entered jrom the

navigation

page speed field.

NOTf;

Never use simaia-

tor mode for

actual naviga

tion.

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245 N ai5 a

1 I H 1 ll I I ^1 1 I 1 I I 1 I I

TRñCK

356^

SPEED

0.0%

TRIP ñLT

e09.0R^e250B%

H 39^00.000’

W095^00. 000'

16:^10:20

129.G5 133.57

Entering

an altitude oj

2,500 feet

on the position

page.

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