Benutzerhandbuch für Garmin 178 sounder

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Preface/Registration/

  3
• Software License Agreement

  3
• FCC Compliance

  4
• Warnings and Cautions

  5
• Warranty andSerial Number

  6
• Capabilities

  7
• Packing List

  8
• Table of Contents

  9
• “How To” Index

  10
• Keypad Usage

  11
• Selecting Options

  12
• Entering Data

  13
• Initializing the Receiver/Power On

  14
• Tour/Backlighting

  16
• Simulator Mode

  17
• Main Pages/Map Page

  18
• Map Cursor

  19
• Marking Waypoints

  20
• Using the NAV Key

  21
• Simulated Tour

  22
• Reviewing/CreatingMap Waypoints

  23
• Map/Sonar Split &

  24
• Sonar Pages

  24
• Sonar Page

  25
• Compass Page

  26
• Highway Page

  27
• Changing Data Fields/Active Route Page

  29
• Main Menu Page/Deleting Waypoints

  30
• Powering Off Unit

  31
• Map Page

  32
• Map Page: Cursor

  33
• Map Page: Cursorand Zooming

  34
• Map Page: Options

  35
• Map/Sonar Split Page

  42
• Sonar Page

  43
• Sonar Page: Adjustment Menu

  44
• Sonar Page Options

  46
• Sonar Tab Options

  49
• Compass Page

  51
• Highway Page

  52
• Highway Page Options

  53
• Creating Waypoints

  54
• Reviewing/Editing Waypoints

  58
• Waypoint Lists

  60
• Going to a Destination

  63
• TracBack Navigation

  64
• MOB: Man OverBoard

  66
• Creating a Route

  67
• Creating a Route/Following a Route

  68
• Route List Page

  69
• Route Review Page

  70
• Editing Routes

  71
• Active Route Page

  74
• Find Key

  75
• Find Options

  76
• Main Menu Page

  77
• Main Menu: GPS Tab

  78
• Main Menu: Tide Tab

  83
• Main Menu: Trip Tab/

  84
• Celestial Tab

  84
• Main Menu: Track Tab

  85
• Main Menu: DSC Tab

  87
• Main Menu: DSC/Card Tabs

  92
• Main Menu: Temp Tab/Setup Tab

  93
• Main Menu: Time/Comm Tab

  96
• Main Menu: Comm Tab/Alarm Tab

  100
• Antenna Installation

  102
• Index

  128
• Specifications

  126
• Understanding Sonar

  121
• Time Offsets

  120
• Navigation Terms

  118
• Messages

  116
• Map Datum

  114
• Loran TD

  112