Lowrance 600c 操作ガイド

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There are two basic commands used for straight-line navigation: Go To 

Cursor and Go To Waypoint. The Go To Cursor command will guide 

you to any spot, landscape feature or waypoint you select on the map 

with the cursor arrow. 
The Go To Waypoint command works with the iWAY 600 Address Book 

feature. This command lets you look up waypoints you have created 

and saved, then takes you to them. (This also works for commercial 

Points of Interest (POIs). In fact, you can launch straight-line naviga-
tion to anything you can look up with the Find key.) 
But before you head off into the woods on your ATV, or across the lake 

in your boat, it's important that you understand the term "waypoint." 

Why? To navigate back to your trailhead or boat ramp, you must first 

mark the spot by making a waypoint there. 

If you have been creating contacts and adding them to the Address 

Book in turn-by-turn mode, you already understand the waypoint con-

cept. A turn-by-turn "contact" is actually a "waypoint" in point-to-point 

mode, and vice versa. The Address Book in your iWAY is essentially a 

waypoint list with additional features, like places to record street ad-

dresses or phone numbers. All navigation modes in this unit share the 

same Address Book for storing contacts/waypoints. 

"Waypoint" is the term originally used in GPS to mark a spot. It's the 

word still commonly used in all straight-line GPS navigation. A way-

point is similar to an electronic "address" based on the latitude and lon-

gitude of a position on the earth. A waypoint represents a location or 

destination that you can store in the unit's memory and recall later for 

navigational purposes. 

Turn on the iWAY. Wait until it locks-on to the satellites and deter-

mines your position. 

Create Waypoint at Current Position 
Press the 

 button in the upper right corner of the 

screen. This calls up the Waypoint Information screen. Select