TM 1-1510-218-10 3-34 NOTE The    KLN    90B    flight    plan    operation    is designed  so  that  the  first  waypoint  in  the flight plan should always be the departure point.          A     four-character     identifier,     if available, must be used. 5.   Use the left inner and outer knobs to enter the entire identifier. 6.   Press the  ENT  button.    A  waypoint  page for    the    identifier    just    entered    will    be displayed   on   the   right   side.      Refer   to Figure  3-37.   If  a  mistake  was  made  and the wrong identifier was entered, press the clear   button   and   begin   again.      If   the waypoint identifier just entered isn't in the database,  a  page  allowing  the  creation  of a user-defined waypoint will appear on the right. APT 1 KNEW LAKEFRONT CL C N 30^o 02.53’ W 90^o 01.69’ USE? INVRT?   1:KNEW   2: E N R   -   L E G CRSR E N T Figure 3-37.  Flight Plan and Waypoint Page (1)   Press the   ENT  button  again  to  approve the  waypoint  page  being  displayed.    The  cursor  will move to the second waypoint position.  Refer to Figure 3-38. NOTE A small number of waypoints  are stored in the database as waypoints that the governing agency has decided it is important   to   fly   directly   over   instead   of using  turn  anticipation.    These  waypoints are associated with SID/STAR procedures.   In these cases, the KLN 90B will present a waypoint  type  identification  page.    Simply select   the   way   in   which   the   waypoint   is intended   to   be   used   with   the   left   outer knob and press the enter button.  If the SID / STAR choice is selected, the KLN 90B will disable turn anticipation for that waypoint, if  previously  enabled.    The  KLN  90B  will enable turn anticipation after the waypoint has  been  passed,  if  turn  anticipation  was previously enabled.  If en route is selected, then normal turn anticipation occurs.  SWR   TYPE WPT 1 EN ROUTE? 2 SID?STAR? VOR SWR D SQUAW VALLEY     L 113.20 16^o E N 39^o 10.82’ W120^o 16.18’ E N R   -   L E G CRSR E N T Figure 3-38.  Waypoint Type Identification Page (2)   Use the same procedure to enter the rest of  the  waypoints  in  the  flight  plan.    If  the  flight  plan consists  of  five  or  more  waypoints,  the  waypoints  will automatically scroll as necessary to allow entry of the next waypoint. (3)   When   all   of   the   waypoints   have   been entered  in  the  flight  plan,  the  left  outer  knob  may  be rotated to move the cursor up and down and manually scroll through the waypoints making up the flight plan.   If the flight plan consists of six or more waypoints, not all  of  the  waypoints  can  be  displayed  at   one  time.   When    the    left    outer    knob    is    rotated    to    the    full counterclockwise position, the cursor will be positioned over  USE?.    If  there  are  more  than  five  waypoints  in the  flight  plan,  the  first  four  will  be  displayed  followed by the last waypoint in the  flight  plan.    Rotate  the  left outer  knob  to  move  the  cursor  and  manually  scroll through the intermediate waypoints. (4)   Press the left  CRSR button to turn off the cursor  function.    Additional  flight  plans  may  now  be created in the same manner.