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Apollo 360 GPS Receiver
Quick Reference Guide
Use this Quick Reference Guide to quickly review:
How to use the eight navigation screens, with special information on:
Moving maps Zoom feature
Creating and editing routes
Creating and editing routes
How to GOTO any waypoint using the GOTO/NRST key
How to GOTO a nearest waypoint using the GOTO/NRST key
How to get extra waypoint information using the INFO key
How to create custom waypoints with the WPT key
How to use features available with the MENU key
How to GOTO a nearest waypoint using the GOTO/NRST key
How to get extra waypoint information using the INFO key
How to create custom waypoints with the WPT key
How to use features available with the MENU key
First Power Up
The first time the Apollo 360 GPS is powered on, it will need to know
the approximate time, date, latitude, and longitude in order to look for
specific GPS satellites. Afterwards, the Apollo 360 GPS will remember
the last known position, and will update the current time automatically,
even when turned off. Setting up this information is done using the
Menu: Time and Place feature, and is fully described in the Users Guide
— Getting Started section.
the approximate time, date, latitude, and longitude in order to look for
specific GPS satellites. Afterwards, the Apollo 360 GPS will remember
the last known position, and will update the current time automatically,
even when turned off. Setting up this information is done using the
Menu: Time and Place feature, and is fully described in the Users Guide
— Getting Started section.
P/N 561-0161-00
Copyright November 1996
II Morrow Inc.
Rev A