23ReferenceThe NavigationPageOverviewThe Navigation Page provides active guidance with arotating compass ring that shows your course over ground(track) while you’re moving and a bearing pointer toindicate the current direction to your destination (bear-ing) relative to the course over ground.The Compass Ring and ‘Bearing Pointer’ work inde-pendently to the direction of your movement and thedirection to your destination. For example: if the arrowis pointing straight up, you are going directly to yourdestination. If it points any direction other than up, turntoward the arrow until it points up and then continue inthat direction. If you are using the ‘Course Pointer’ optioninstead and you drift away from the line of travel toyour destination (Course Deviation Indicator - CDI), thepointer provides graphic indication of drift (right or left)and displays the distance off course. The compass ring isaccurate only when you are moving.The Navigation Page also displays a ‘Waypoint’ fieldabove the compass or highway with the name of the nextwaypoint on your route or of your final destination. The mapcoordinates for that item as shown just below the nameAn on-screen button at the top of the page displays theOptions Menu for this page. Options include: ‘StopNavigation’, ‘Bearing Pointer’, ‘Course Pointer’, ‘Big Num-bers’, and ‘Restore Defaults’. ‘ Big Numbers’ converts infor-mation in the data fields to display in a large text formatwhile reducing the size of the compass ring.At the bottom of the page are two data fields that are userprogrammable with a choice of different data options:Bearing Final ETACourse Final ETEOff Course HeadingTo Course SpeedCurrent Destination SunriseCurrent Distance SunsetCurrent ETA Time of DayCurrent ETE Trip OdometerElevation TurnFinal Destination Velocity Made GoodFinal Distance Vertical Speed(Defintions on page 20)Navigation Pagewith Bearing PointerActiveNavigation Page withCourse Pointer andCourse Deviation Indicator(CDI) Scale active.Use the ZOOM buttons toadjust the CDI scalesetting.