Magellan eXplorist 100 Reference Manual

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Changing the Destination Leg of an Active RouteWhen a route is created it can have many different legs to it, each leg with its owndestination. If during your travels you want to skip some of the legs, you can select the legthat you want to proceed to next.An example would be that your planned route starts at your campsite. The first leg goes tothe bridge. The second leg goes across the bridge to the stone marker. Leg 3 leaves thestone marker and takes you to the ranger station. To finish out the route, the final leg goesfrom the ranger station to the swimming area. This route would be Camp > Bridge > Marker> Ranger > Swim. Suppose that after crossing the bridge you don’t want to go to the stonemarker but instead you want to go to the ranger station. Because the route is active (you canselect legs only from active routes), you would follow the instructions below and tell theeXplorist to set the next leg to the ranger station. The route would be recomputed,eliminating the navigation instructions to go to the stone marker.1. Press MENU.2. Use the Arrow joystick to highlight Routes.3. Press ENTER.4. Use the Arrow joystick to highlight the active route.5. Press MENU.6. Highlight Select Leg.7. Press ENTER.8. Use the Arrow joystick to highlight the next destination POIfrom the route list that you want to go to. In the example tothe right, that would be Ranger.9. Press ENTER.10. Confirm that you want to do this by using the Arrow joystickto highlight Yes.11. Press ENTER.12. Press NAV to return to the last viewed navigation screen.Routes 38Enter to SelectCampBridgeMarkerRangerSwimLegBearing Distance3272° 3.06M MIRoute leg list with Rangerselected. Note thatMarker is bold because itis the current active leg.