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5 In the Field<br />

5.7.4 Direction Dial Screen<br />

The default navigation mode is the Direction Dial mode:<br />

The direction dial includes an arrow, which always points in the<br />

direction of the Target you have selected. This is the bearing to go.<br />

The triangle at the top of the dial represents your current direction of<br />

travel (your heading). This triangle never moves, but by moving in the<br />

direction of the arrow you can line the arrow up with the triangle.<br />

When the two are aligned, you are heading in the direction of the<br />

Target.<br />

Note – Since the Direction Dial and Road displays are calculated from<br />

the direction of movement (heading), they will not be correct if you<br />

move backwards.<br />

The four Info panels can be configured to display relevant text-based<br />

navigation information next to the direction dial. the&<br />

Press<br />

softkeytodisplaytheNavigation options form where you can set<br />

options, including the Info panels, for both graphical modes.<br />

When you move close to the Target, the bull’s-eye appears on the<br />

edge of the Direction Dial screen, in the approximate location of the<br />

Target. This feature has two purposes: to guide you more exactly in<br />

the direction of the Target, and to warn you that the display is about to<br />

switch to the Close-up screen.<br />

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