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Quick Start
Interface keys
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The IN and OUT keys are used on the Map Page and the Plot Page. When
pressed, the IN key will decrease the map scale (Map Page) or decrease
the horizontal scale (Plot Page) allowing you to view a smaller area with
greater detail.
When pressed the OUT key will increase the map scale (Map Page) or the hori-
zontal scale (Plot Page) allowing you to view a larger area with less detail.
The NAV/MOB key is used to begin or stop navigation. If the NAV/MOB
key is pressed and held down, the GPS stores the current location (a man
overboard point) and gives you the opportunity to begin immediate navigation to
that point.
The PAGE key will cycle you through the six main display pages in
sequence. When held it toggles the compass on and off.
The POWER key is used to turn the unit on and off. To turn the unit
off press the POWER key and hold it. The POWER key is also used to
display the adjustment window for the backlight and contrast adjustment. To
activate the backlight/contrast adjustment window with the unit on, press and
release the POWER key.
The MENU key is used to display page option menus. If pressed twice,
the Main Menu will be displayed.
The QUIT key will cycle you through the fi ve main display pages in
reverse sequence. The QUIT key will end an operation in progress and
display the previous page.
The ENTER key is used to activate a data fi eld or confi rm a selection. If
the ENTER key is pressed and held, the GPSMAP 76S will store the cur-
rent location and display the Mark Waypoint page.
The ROCKER key, located in the center of the keypad, is used to control
the Up/Down and Left/Right movement of the cursor on the display pages
and during data entry.