Garmin FORCE KRAKEN User manual

FORCE®KRAKEN TROLLING MOTOR
Owner’s Manual

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Table of Contents
Getting Started................................. 1
Adjusting the Depth of the Trolling
Motor........................................................1
Deploying the Motor from the Stowed
Position.................................................... 2
Stowing the Motor from the Deployed
Position.................................................... 2
Trolling Motor Display Panel.................. 3
Status Indicator................................... 4
Calibrating the Trolling Motor................ 5
Setting the Bow Offset............................ 5
Connecting to a Chartplotter.................. 6
Remote Control................................ 6
Installing Batteries.................................. 6
Attaching a Lanyard................................ 7
Remote Control Buttons......................... 7
Remote Control Screen........................... 9
Navigating the Menu............................... 9
Calibrating the Remote Control............ 10
Pairing the Remote Control.................. 10
Pairing an Additional Remote
Control............................................... 10
Foot Pedal...................................... 11
Installing Batteries................................ 12
Pairing the Foot Pedal.......................... 12
Status Indicator..................................... 12
Disabling the Heading Hold Function on
the Foot Pedal....................................... 13
Operation....................................... 13
Turning the Propeller On and Off......... 13
Adjusting the Speed of the Motor.... 13
Maintaining Your Speed.................... 14
Steering.................................................. 14
Steering the Trolling Motor
Manually.............................................14
Maintaining Your Heading................ 14
Holding Your Position....................... 15
Gesture Controls............................... 16
Waypoints.............................................. 16
Creating a Waypoint.......................... 16
Navigating to a Waypoint..................16
Viewing Waypoint Details................. 17
Editing a Waypoint Name................. 17
Deleting a Waypoint.......................... 17
Routes.................................................... 17
Navigating a Route............................ 17
Viewing Route Details....................... 17
Editing a Route Name....................... 18
Deleting a Route................................ 18
Tracks.................................................... 18
Saving the Active Track.................... 18
Clearing the Active Track.................. 18
Navigating to the Start of the Active
Track.................................................. 18
Navigating a Saved Track................. 19
Viewing Saved Track Details............ 19
Editing a Saved Track Name............ 19
Deleting a Saved Track..................... 19
Navigating..............................................19
Pausing and Resuming Navigation.. 20
Stopping Navigation..........................20
Settings..........................................20
Trolling Motor Settings......................... 20
Wireless Network Settings............... 21
Remote Control Settings...................... 21
Backlight Settings............................. 21
Maintenance Needs and Schedule.. 22
Motor Information.......................... 22
Getting Started with the ActiveCaptain
App......................................................... 22
Updating Software with the
ActiveCaptain App............................. 23
Stowed Dimensions.............................. 24
Deployed Dimensions........................... 24
Registering Your Device........................25
Contacting Garmin Support.................. 25
Specifications................................ 26
Trolling Motor........................................ 26
Motor Thrust and Current-Draw
Information........................................ 27
Remote Control..................................... 28
Foot Pedal............................................. 28
Table of Contents i

Getting Started
WARNING
See the Important Safety and Product Information guide in the product box for product warnings and other
important information.
Do not run the motor when the propeller is out of the water. Contact with the rotating propeller may result in
severe injury.
Do not use the motor in areas where you or other people in the water may come into contact with the rotating
propeller.
You are responsible for the safe and prudent operation of your vessel. The autopilot features on the trolling
motor are tools that enhance your capability to operate your boat. They do not relieve you of the responsibility
of safely operating your boat. Avoid navigational hazards and never leave the motor controls unattended.
Learn to operate the autopilot features on calm and hazard-free open water.
Use caution when operating the trolling motor near hazards in the water, such as trees, shallow rocks, docks,
pilings, and other boats.
Always disconnect the motor from the battery before cleaning or servicing the propeller to avoid injury.
CAUTION
Always keep the remote control on your person when using the trolling motor. If the operation of the trolling
motor needs to be changed or stopped at any time, you can press on the remote control, press on the foot
pedal, or press on the mount to stop the propeller.
When using the autopilot features, be prepared for sudden stops, acceleration, and turns.
When stowing or deploying the motor, be aware of the risk of entrapment or pinching from moving parts, which
can result in injury.
When stowing or deploying the motor, be aware of slick surfaces around the motor. Slipping when stowing or
deploying the motor may result in injury.
Adjusting the Depth of the Trolling Motor
1Stow the motor.
2Loosen the collar on the motor shaft.
3Slide the collar to raise or lower the depth of the trolling motor.
4Tighten the collar.
5Deploy the motor to check the depth.
6Repeat this procedure if necessary to set the correct depth.
Getting Started 1

Deploying the Motor from the Stowed Position
1Hold down the pedal to release the latch .
2Slide the motor out , release the pedal, and raise the motor slowly into the deployed position.
3If necessary, push the shaft away to lock the motor in the deployed position.
NOTICE
The depth adjustment mechanism is keyed to align with the steering motor, and they should align automatically
when you deploy the motor. To avoid unexpected steering performance, check for obstructions that may
prevent the parts from aligning correctly before using the motor.
Stowing the Motor from the Deployed Position
1Hold down the pedal to release the latch .
NOTE: The motor may automatically steer to 90° for stowing. The propeller stow side can be configured in
the settings menu.
2Tilt the shaft back , and then raise the motor slowly while tilting the shaft to the horizontal position.
3Slide the motor into the motor catch until it locks in the stowed position .
4If installed, clamp the motor shaft in the stabilizer.
When trailering or when stowing the motor in rough waters, you should move the depth adjustment collar as
close to the steering module as possible for additional stability.
2 Getting Started

Trolling Motor Display Panel
The display panel on the trolling motor mount shows important information at a glance.
NOTE: The backlight on the display panel reacts to the ambient light, and dims automatically at night.
Getting Started 3

Speed
Shows the motor speed level (Adjusting the Speed of the Motor, page13).
Trolling motor
battery status
Green: the motor battery voltage is good.
Yellow: the motor battery voltage is low.
Red: the motor battery voltage is very low.
Flashing red: the motor battery voltage is critically low.
NOTE: This applies only when the motor is connected to a lead acid battery. Voltage
levels may not be accurate with lithium batteries.
GPS signal status
Green: the motor has a good GPS signal.
Yellow: the motor has a poor GPS signal.
Red: the motor does not have a GPS signal.
Motor status
Green: the motor is operating normally.
Red (solid): the motor software is starting up.
Red (blinking): there is a system error.
Blue: the motor is in pairing mode.
Yellow: the motor is in recovery mode (for software updates and recovery procedures).
Power
Hold to turn the motor off.
NOTE: By default, the trolling motor turns on automatically when it receives power. It
is not necessary to push this button to turn it on. This can be changed in the settings
(Trolling Motor Settings, page20).
The trolling motor turns off automatically when it is in the stowed position for two hours.
When the propeller is turning, press to stop the propeller.
Press three times to enter pairing mode.
Propeller status
Illuminates when the propeller is active (Turning the Propeller On and Off, page13).
Heading hold
status
Illuminates when heading hold is active (Maintaining Your Heading, page14).
Anchor lock status
Illuminates when anchor lock is active (Holding Your Position, page15).
Press to turn on anchor lock.
Hold to turn off anchor lock.
Status Indicator
The LED indicates the motor status.
Green Normal operation
Red Solid: system booting
Blinking: system error
Blue Pairing mode
Yellow Recovery mode (for software updates and recovery procedures)
4 Getting Started

Calibrating the Trolling Motor
You must calibrate the compass in the trolling motor before you can use the autopilot features. For the best
results, you should calibrate the motor on a day with little or no wind on calm water. You can repeat the
calibration process if the autopilot features are not performing as expected.
1Drive the boat to an open area of calm water and stop moving.
The boat must be stationary to begin the calibration process.
2Make sure the trolling motor is deployed (Deploying the Motor from the Stowed Position, page2).
3On the remote control, select > Settings > Trolling Motor > Calibrate > Compass.
A message appears on the display while the trolling motor prepares the calibration process, and you should
wait until instructed to begin.
4Using a foot pedal, remote control, or outboard motor to steer, follow the on-screen instructions to calibrate
the compass.
Setting the Bow Offset
Based on the installation angle, the trolling motor may not align with the center line of your boat. For the best
results, you should set the bow offset.
1Using the remote control, adjust the angle of the trolling motor so it aligns with the center line of your
boat , pointing straight forward.
2On the remote control, select > Settings > Trolling Motor > Calibrate > Bow Offset.
3Press or to adjust the bow offset.
4Press to set the bow offset.
5Repeat this procedure if necessary.
Getting Started 5

Connecting to a Chartplotter
Your compatible Garmin® chartplotter must have the latest software version installed before you can connect
the trolling motor.
You can connect the trolling motor wirelessly to a compatible Garmin chartplotter on your boat. After you
connect to a compatible chartplotter, you can control the trolling motor from the chartplotter in addition to the
remote control and foot pedal.
1Turn on the chartplotter and the trolling motor.
2Make sure that the chartplotter is hosting a wireless network.
NOTE: If you have multiple chartplotters installed, only one is the wireless network host. Consult your
chartplotter's owner's manual for more information.
3On the chartplotter, select Settings > Communications > Wireless Devices > Garmin Trolling Motor > Start.
4On the trolling motor display panel, press three times to enter pairing mode.
on the trolling motor display panel illuminates blue as it searches for a connection to the chartplotter, and
changes to green when the connection is successful.
A confirmation message appears on the chartplotter when the connection is successful.
5After the chartplotter and trolling motor connect successfully, enable the trolling motor bar on the
chartplotter to control the motor.
See the latest version of your chartplotter's owner's manual for complete operation instructions.
emote Control
Installing Batteries
The remote control operates using two AA batteries (not included). Use lithium batteries for best results.
1Turn the D-ring counter-clockwise, and pull up to remove the cover.
2Insert two AA batteries, observing polarity.
3Replace the battery cover, and turn the D-ring clockwise.
6 Remote Control

Attaching a Lanyard
1Starting from the back of the remote control, insert the loop of the lanyard through the slot.
2Thread the other end of the lanyard through the loop, and pull it tight.
3If necessary, place the lanyard around your neck or wrist to tether it during use.
Remote Control Buttons
Remote Control 7

Button Description
Hold to turn the remote control on and off.
Press to turn on and set the cruise control at the current speed over ground (SOG) (Maintaining
Your Speed, page14).
Press to disable the cruise control and return to manual speed control.
If the propeller is on, press to set it to full speed (Toggling Full Speed, page13).
If the propeller is off, press twice to enable the propeller and set it to full speed.
Press again to return to the previous speed and propeller state.
Press for manual control (Steering the Trolling Motor Manually, page14).
Hold to steer using gestures (Using Gesture Controls to Steer, page16).
Press to turn the propeller on and off (Turning the Propeller On and Off, page13).
Press to navigate the menu (Navigating the Menu, page9).
When in the menu, press to select a menu item, and press to go back without saving.
When in anchor lock, press to jog the anchor lock position forward, backward, left, or right in
1.5m (5ft.) increments.
When in heading hold or manual control, press and for single-degree step turns, or hold for
steering in five-degree increments.
Press and for incremental speed changes, or hold for continuous speed changes.
Press to turn on heading hold (set and maintain the current heading) (Maintaining Your Heading,
page14).
Press to turn off heading hold, stop the propeller, and resume manual control.
Hold to set the heading hold by pointing the remote (Using Gesture Controls to Adjust the Heading
Hold, page16).
Press to turn on anchor lock. Anchor lock uses the trolling motor to hold your position (Holding
Your Position, page15).
When in anchor lock, press to turn off anchor lock and return to the previous steering mode.
Hold to jog the anchor lock position by pointing the remote (Using Gesture Controls to Adjust Your
Held Position, page16).
Press to open the menu.
Press to exit the menu.
Press to mark a waypoint.
1 through 4 Press to open the shortcut for the Garmin chartplotter assigned to the button. 1
1 Requires a connection to a compatible Garmin chartplotter. See your chartplotter owner's manual for instructions.
8 Remote Control

Remote Control Screen
Shows the operational status of the trolling motor.
For example, when in manual control, Manual is shown, and when the heading hold is on, Heading Hold
is shown, along with the heading-hold set point in degrees.
Shows the trolling motor battery status.
Green: the motor battery voltage is good.
Yellow: the motor battery voltage is low.
Red: the motor battery voltage is critically low.
TIP: You can change the appearance of the trolling motor battery status so that it shows a numeric
value instead of an icon (Trolling Motor Settings, page20).
You can view the remote control battery level by pressing .
Shows the status of the propeller.
When the propeller icon is shown, the propeller is active. When the propeller icon is not shown, the
propeller is off.
Shows the GPS signal strength of the trolling motor.
PROP
Shows the speed level of the propeller (Adjusting the Speed of the Motor, page13).
NOTE: When using the cruise control feature, this field is replaced with .
SOG Shows the measured speed over ground (SOG) in the specified units.
Navigating the Menu
You can use the menu and arrow keys to navigate the menu on the remote control.
• To open the menu, press .
• To move between different menu items, press and .
• To select a menu item, press .
• To move back to a previous menu item, press .
• To exit the menu, press , or press repeatedly until you reach the main screen.
Remote Control 9

Calibrating the Remote Control
NOTICE
Calibrate the electronic compass outdoors. To improve heading accuracy, do not stand near objects that
influence magnetic fields, such as vehicles, buildings, and overhead power lines.
You must calibrate the compass in the remote control before you can control the motor using gestures. If the
gesture controls are not working properly after calibration, you can repeat this process as often as needed.
1Select > Settings > Remote Control > Calibrate.
2Select Start, and follow the on-screen instructions.
Pairing the Remote Control
The remote control is paired with the trolling motor at the factory, but you may need to pair them again if the
connection is broken.
1Turn on the trolling motor.
2On the trolling motor display panel, press three times to enter pairing mode.
on the trolling motor display panel illuminates blue as it searches for a connection.
3Bring the remote control within 1m (3ft.) of the display panel on the trolling motor.
4Turn on the remote control.
5On the remote control, select > Settings > Remote Control > Pairing > Start.
on the trolling motor display panel illuminates green when the connection is successful.
Pairing an Additional Remote Control
NOTE: A maximum of two remote controls can be used with one trolling motor. This is in addition to the foot
pedal, chartplotters, and a wearable.
1Turn on the trolling motor.
2On an already paired remote control, select > Settings > Remote Control > Add Additional Remote.
The trolling motor display panel illuminates blue when the it is ready to pair.
3Bring the additional remote control within 1m (3ft.) of the display panel on the trolling motor.
4Turn on the additional remote control.
5On the additional remote control, select > Settings > Remote Control > Pairing > Start.
on the trolling motor display panel illuminates green when the connection is successful. Device Found is
shown on the original remote control, and Connected is shown on the additional remote control.
10 Remote Control

Foot Pedal
NOTE: The foot pedal is an optional accessory that is sold separately.
You can use the foot pedal to operate the trolling motor.
Momentary
propeller control
Hold to turn on the propeller at the set speed.
Release to turn off the propeller.
Speed wheel
Rotate the wheel away from you to increase the propeller speed or cruise control
speed.
Rotate the wheel toward you to decrease the propeller speed or cruise control speed.
NOTE: The speed wheel is inactive when anchor lock is on.
Steering pedal
Push the pedal with your toes to turn the motor clockwise.
Push the pedal with your heel to turn the motor counter-clockwise.
NOTE: When anchor lock or heading hold is on, or you are following a route, tilt the
pedal or press a button to resume manual control at the previous propeller speed.
Status LED Shows the status of the foot pedal (Status Indicator, page12).
Continuous
propeller control Press to turn the propeller on and off (Turning the Propeller On and Off, page13).
Heading hold
Press to set and maintain the current heading (Maintaining Your Heading, page14).
Press to turn off heading hold, stop the propeller, and resume manual control.
TIP: You can disable this function by pressing the heading hold button 6 times in
quick succession.
Anchor lock
Press to turn on anchor lock. Anchor lock uses the trolling motor to hold your
position (Holding Your Position, page15).
Press to turn off anchor lock and return to the previous steering mode.
Foot Pedal 11

Installing Batteries
The foot pedal can operate using two AA alkaline, NiMH, or lithium batteries (not included). Use lithium batteries
for best results.
1Lift up the front of the foot pedal as far as possible.
2Pinch the sides of the battery cover , and pull up to remove it.
3Insert two AA batteries, observing polarity.
4Place the battery cover over the batteries, and push down until both sides snap into place.
Pairing the Foot Pedal
1Turn on the trolling motor.
2On the trolling motor display panel, press three times to enter pairing mode.
on the trolling motor display panel illuminates blue as it searches for a connection.
3Bring the foot pedal within 1m (3ft.) of the display panel on the trolling motor.
4Connect the foot pedal to power using the power cable, or insert batteries to turn it on.
5Within 30 seconds of turning on the foot pedal, hold until the status LED on the foot pedal illuminates
blue.
6Release .
The status LED on the foot pedal illuminates blue as it searches for a connection, then turns off when it pairs
successfully with the trolling motor.
on the trolling motor display panel changes to green when the connection is successful.
Status Indicator
The LED on the foot pedal indicates the foot pedal status.
Illuminates green The foot pedal is powering on.
Illuminates and flashes
blue
The foot pedal is pairing. The LED turns off when it connects to the trolling motor
or the pairing process times out without connecting.
Flashes green when
pushing a button
The foot pedal is connected to the trolling motor and sending a command for the
button being pushed.
Flashes red when pushing
a button The foot pedal is not connected to the trolling motor.
Off The LED turns off when the pedal is connected to the trolling motor and not
sending commands. This prolongs battery life.
12 Foot Pedal

Disabling the Heading Hold Function on the Foot Pedal
You can disable the heading hold function on the foot pedal to avoid accidentally engaging it.
1Make sure that the foot pedal has power.
2On the foot pedal, quickly press 6 times.
The status LED turns red for 1 second to indicate that the heading hold function is disabled on the foot
pedal.
TIP: To enable heading hold again, quickly press 6 times. The status LED turns green for 1 second to indicate
that the heading hold function is enabled on the foot pedal.
Operation
You can use the remote control, the foot pedal, a compatible Garmin chartplotter, a compatible Garmin
wearable, such as a Garmin quatix® 7, or a combination of these devices to operate the trolling motor.
NOTE: The foot pedal is an optional accessory that is sold separately.
In general, most of the instructions provided for the remote control also apply to a connected chartplotter. For
specific chartplotter instructions, see the latest owner's manual for your chartplotter.
NOTE: Some features available when using the remote control and chartplotter are not available when using the
foot pedal only.
Turning the Propeller On and Off
WARNING
Do not use the motor in areas where you or other people in the water may come into contact with the rotating
propeller.
Do not run the motor when the propeller is out of the water. Contact with the rotating propeller may result in
severe injury.
1If necessary, deploy the trolling motor (Deploying the Motor from the Stowed Position, page2).
NOTE: The propeller cannot turn on when the trolling motor is in the stowed position.
2On the remote control or foot pedal, press to turn on the propeller.
3Press to turn off the propeller.
Adjusting the Speed of the Motor
You can adjust the speed of the trolling motor using the remote control or the foot pedal.
1If necessary, press on the remote control, or steer with the foot pedal, to enter manual mode.
2Select an option:
• On the remote control, press and to increase and decrease the speed of the motor.
• On the foot pedal, rotate the speed wheel away from you and toward you to increase and decrease the
speed of the motor.
The PROP field on the remote control and the bars on the display panel indicate the propeller speed (Trolling
Motor Display Panel, page3).
3If necessary, turn on the propeller (Turning the Propeller On and Off, page13).
The propeller speed you selected is retained if the propeller is turned off or if you start another function of the
motor such as cruise control or anchor lock.
Toggling Full Speed
1On the remote control, press twice.
The trolling motor propeller speed quickly increases to full speed.
2Press to return to the previous propeller speed.
TIP: When at full speed, you can press on the remote control to slowly decrease the propeller speed.
Operation 13

Maintaining Your Speed
Before you can use the cruise control feature, you must calibrate the trolling motor (Calibrating the Trolling
Motor, page5).
The cruise control feature is an autopilot function that sets and maintains a specific speed over ground,
adjusting for changes in current and wind automatically.
NOTE: You can enable the cruise control feature from the remote control only, but can control the speed and
direction from both the remote control and foot pedal.
1On the remote control, press .
Cruise control is enabled at the present speed.
2Using the remote control or foot pedal, adjust the speed as needed.
3Using the remote control or foot pedal, adjust the heading as needed.
TIP: You can use cruise control to set the speed while using the heading hold feature (Maintaining Your
Heading, page14) or following a route (Navigating a Route, page17).
To disable cruise control and turn off the propeller, you must press .
Steering
Steering the Trolling Motor Manually
Manual mode is the default operational mode of the trolling motor. In manual mode, you can adjust the direction
and speed of the trolling motor as needed.
NOTE: The trolling motor is in manual mode by default when you turn it on.
1If necessary, on the remote control, select .
2Select an action:
• Using the remote control, press and to steer.
NOTE: You can also use gesture controls to steer the boat manually using the remote control (Using
Gesture Controls to Steer, page16).
• Using the foot pedal, push the pedal with your toes and heel to steer.
Maintaining Your Heading
Before you can use the heading hold feature, you must calibrate the trolling motor (Calibrating the Trolling
Motor, page5).
The heading hold feature is an autopilot function that sets and maintains the current heading of the boat. You
can set the behavior of the heading hold feature when accounting for drift (Changing the Heading Hold Behavior,
page15).
1Steer the boat in the direction you want to go.
2On the remote control or foot pedal, select .
NOTE: You can adjust the direction of the heading hold by pressing and , or by using gesture controls
(Using Gesture Controls to Adjust the Heading Hold, page16).
To disable heading hold and return to manual mode, you must select , , or step on the foot pedal.
14 Operation

Changing the Heading Hold Behavior
You can change the how heading-hold feature maintains the heading of your boat when it is affected by the
wind or the current.
1On the remote control, select > Settings > Trolling Motor > Heading Hold.
2Select an option:
• To keep the boat pointing in the same direction regardless of drift, select Vessel Align.
• To keep the boat pointing in the same direction while accounting for drift, select Go To.
Holding Your Position
Before you can use the anchor lock feature, you must calibrate the trolling motor (Calibrating the Trolling Motor,
page5).
The anchor lock feature is an autopilot function that uses GPS to set and maintain your position using the
trolling motor, acting as if you deployed a physical anchor.
1If necessary, drive the boat to a location you want to set the anchor lock.
2On the remote control or foot pedal, select .
NOTE: You can adjust the anchor lock position 1.5m (5ft.) by pressing an arrow key on the remote control,
or by using gesture controls (Using Gesture Controls to Adjust Your Held Position, page16).
To disable anchor lock, you can press again, or steer with the foot pedal.
Operation 15

Gesture Controls
You can point or move the remote control to interact with the trolling motor. You must calibrate the compass in
the trolling motor (Calibrating the Trolling Motor, page5), and the compass in the remote control (Calibrating the
Remote Control, page10) before you can use gesture controls.
Using Gesture Controls to Steer
You can steer the motor by pointing the remote control.
1If necessary, turn on the propeller (Turning the Propeller On and Off, page13).
2Hold .
3While holding , point the remote control to the left or right to steer port or starboard.
4Release to stop steering.
Using Gesture Controls to Adjust the Heading Hold
You can move the remote control to adjust your heading hold (Maintaining Your Heading, page14).
1If necessary, turn on the propeller (Turning the Propeller On and Off, page13).
2Hold .
3Point the remote control toward where you want to adjust the heading.
4Release to set the heading direction.
Using Gesture Controls to Adjust Your Held Position
You can move the remote control to adjust your position when using the anchor lock feature (Holding Your
Position, page15).
1Hold .
2Point the remote control in the direction you want to move your position.
Your position jogs 1.5m (5ft.) in the direction you point.
3Release .
4Repeat this procedure until the you are in the position you want.
Waypoints
Waypoints are used to mark locations so you can return to them later.
When you connect the trolling motor to a chartplotter, the waypoints stored on the chartplotter are synchronized
with the waypoints stored on the trolling motor. Adding, deleting, or editing waypoints on a chartplotter
automatically changes the waypoints stored on the trolling motor. Adding or editing waypoints on the trolling
motor changes the waypoints stored on the chartplotter.
NOTE: Deleting waypoints, restoring default settings, or clearing user data from the remote does not affect the
waypoints on the chartplotter.
You can save up to 5000 waypoints.
Creating a Waypoint
You can save your current location as a waypoint.
1If necessary, drive to a location you want to save as a waypoint.
2On the remote control, press .
Navigating to a Waypoint
1On the remote control, select > Waypoints.
A list of the ten closest waypoints is shown.
2Select a waypoint.
3Select Navigate To.
4Turn on the propeller (Turning the Propeller On and Off, page13).
The trolling motor drives to the waypoint location (Navigating, page19).
16 Operation