01-19-16, 10:25 AM
GoTo Waypoint and Follow Route commands not accessible on a/c/e/eS/gS-Series MFD
GoTo Waypoint and Follow Route navigational commands will be blocked if any of the following conditions exist:
- The MFD is not receiving a GPS position FIX ... check the GPS Status Dialog for the FIX Status
- A MOB event has been triggered ... one may verify this by examining the contents of the Waypoint Info Databar/Databox/Data application data item or by displaying the CDI Data Panel. Should the destination waypoint name listed be MOB, then a MOB has been triggered. A MOB may be cleared by holding the WPTS/MOB button pressed for approximately 3 seconds.
- The MFD is currently navigating to a waypoint, cursor position, or following a route .. one may verify this by examining the contents of the Waypoint Info Databar/Data application data item or by displaying the CDI application. Use the MENU->NAVIGATE->->STOP GOTO / STOP FOLLOW to cancel navigation
- A data loop exists (typically due to an incorrect installation or incompatible NMEA 0183 device) ... addressing the installation, disconnecting, or powering off incompatible device is required.
RAYFAQ#
GoTo Waypoint and Follow Route navigational commands will be blocked if any of the following conditions exist:
- The MFD is not receiving a GPS position FIX ... check the GPS Status Dialog for the FIX Status
- A MOB event has been triggered ... one may verify this by examining the contents of the Waypoint Info Databar/Databox/Data application data item or by displaying the CDI Data Panel. Should the destination waypoint name listed be MOB, then a MOB has been triggered. A MOB may be cleared by holding the WPTS/MOB button pressed for approximately 3 seconds.
- The MFD is currently navigating to a waypoint, cursor position, or following a route .. one may verify this by examining the contents of the Waypoint Info Databar/Data application data item or by displaying the CDI application. Use the MENU->NAVIGATE->->STOP GOTO / STOP FOLLOW to cancel navigation
- A data loop exists (typically due to an incorrect installation or incompatible NMEA 0183 device) ... addressing the installation, disconnecting, or powering off incompatible device is required.
RAYFAQ#