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Understanding Vectors
The Vectors? Option, which appears after you select an approach, 
determines how you navigate to the final approach waypoint. 
If you select Yes, the GPSMAP 296 creates an extension of the final 
course, beyond the final approach waypoint in the database (final 
approach fix [FAF]). On the Active Route Page, a Vector to Final 
symbol appears beside the first approach waypoint. 
Active Approach Page
Using vectors in the approach
The GPSMAP 296 provides no guidance to the inbound course. 
The course deviation needle on the graphic HSI remains off-center 
until you are established on this final approach course. The HSI 
automatically slews (rotates to show the direction) to the inbound 
course. The Map Page shows an extension of the final approach 
course using a bold magenta line. 
If No is selected for the Vectors? Option, the GPSMAP 296 creates 
a straight-line course directly to the FAF (from wherever you are 
when you final approach fix). This works much like any other route 
with course guidance from point to point and a turn usually required 
as you cross each waypoint. 
  CAUTION: Steep Turns are not allowed on an IFR (Instrument 
Flight Rules) approach. Follow the approach plate or air traffic 
control instructions to complete the approach without a steep 
turn. 
If air traffic control clears your approach to an airport, loading the 
approach cancels your Direct To and initiates a route to the FAF. 
Load the approach only when cleared by air traffic control.
You can cancel an approach and/or vectors several ways: 
•  Press the Direct To  , and press MENU on the Go To Page.
•  From the Active Go To (or Active Route) Page, press MENU.
To cancel the vectors and/or approach:
1.  Press the 
Direct To   to show the Go To Page. Or, open 
the Active Route Page. Press 
MENU to open the options 
menu. 
2.  Highlight 
Cancel Approach, and press ENTER to cancel 
the entire approach. If you enabled Vectors, highlight 
Cancel 
Vectors, and press ENTER to navigate directly to the FAF.
GPSMAP 296 Pilot’s Guide 
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