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Nav6 Plus Navtex System User Guide

Automatic Station Selection Using GPS

Many users will just want to display NAVTEX from the nearest

NAVTEX station to their cruising location. This is most easily

achieved by connecting a GPS and selecting ‘Nearest’ station option

in the set up page.

With a GPS connected and ‘Nearest’ selected you should only see

one (or sometimes two) asterisks. Ensure that the set of stations that

you want to automatically select from are all set to Auto. Stations

that you definitely do not want should be set to Off. You may wish to

set your ‘home’ station to On so that you display messages from it

even if it is currently not the nearest station to your cruising position.

Manual Station Selection

Alternatively, you can manually select a station (or stations) setting

stations to On or Off by using the

UP, DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT keys.

If you are using a GPS but still want to select stations manually then

do not leave any stations set to Auto.

Message Filtering

You can further reduce the amount of unwanted messages that are

displayed by applying a filter to the message categories. Go to

[Navtex Mode, Filter View, 490 or 518 Types Page]. Each message

category can be turned On or Off or can be set to New using the

UP,

DOWN, LEFT & RIGHT keys.

Reading ‘New’ Messages

Sometimes it is useful to know which messages have been received

since you last looked at the Nav6plus display. You may have noticed

that each message header carries a ‘NEW’ icon and that there is an

additional ‘NEW’ icon in the status bar at the top of the display.

Select [Navtex Mode⇒

⇒⇒

⇒Message View] and you will see that what

was the

PAGE softkey is now indicated as NEXT NEW. If the

message at the top of the display has the ‘NEW’ icon showing then

the left hand softkey will now be indicated as

MARK READ. Once

you have read the message & want to de-emphasise it then press

MARK READ. The ‘NEW’ icon will disappear from the message

header. Press

NEXT NEW to jump to the next new message.

Proceed through all of the messages in this way. Once all of the

messages have been marked as read then the ‘NEW’ icon at the top

of the display will also disappear. When you return to the Nav6plus

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