TM 1-1510-218-10 3C-89 (f)    Waypoints  with  Duplicate  Identifiers. If a waypoint identifier is entered which is duplicated in another area of the world, the Select Waypoint page is automatically accessed and displays the data for up to 20  waypoints  having  that  identifier.    Refer  to  Figure 3C-37 and Table 3C-28.  If more than two do exist, the pages can be scrolled for viewing.  Up to 19 duplicate identifiers   will  be  searched  from   the   primary   ICAO database on the cartridge.  One duplicate identifier will be   searched   from   the   User   Waypoint   list.      The identifiers are ordered from closest to present position to  furthest  from  present  position  when  the  navigation solution   is   valid.      Select   the   desired   waypoint   by pressing   its   adjacent   line   key   and   the   CDU   will immediately   return   to   the   original   page   with   the waypoint inserted in the desired location.  A frequency or station channel will only be displayed if the waypoint identifier is associated with a navigation radio beacon. Possible  types  of  waypoints  include   VOR,   V/T  (for VORTAC), TCN (for TACAN), V/D (VOR-DME), NDB, N/D (for NDB-DME), FIX, APT (for Airport), and DME. Figure 3C-37.  Waypoints With Duplicate Identifiers Table 3C-28.  Waypoints With Duplicate Identifier Procedure  (Continued) NO. DESCRIPTION/FUNCTION 1 NAV  aid  Frequency  or  channel  (if  an NDB, VOR, DME, or TACAN). 2 Signifies  that  the  displayed  waypoints are numbers 13-14 of a total of 17. 3 Line  Select  Keys  1  and  3  enter  the adjacent  waypoint  into  the  originating page. 4 Selects  the  waypoint  and  enters  it  on the originating page. Table 3C-28.  Waypoints With Duplicate Identifier Procedure  (Continued) NO. DESCRIPTION/FUNCTION 5 Waypoint’s latitude and longitude. 6 Waypoint ID, country code and type. The  title  line  displays  the  number  range  of  the displayed duplicate identifiers (i.e., 1-2, 3-4, 5-6,  etc.) and  the  total  number  of  duplicate  identifiers  for  the entered waypoint.  The scratchpad retains the original waypoint   identifier   entry   until   a   duplicate   waypoint identifier has been selected. The   information   line   will   display   SEARCH   IN PROGRESS  when  a  search  for  duplicates  is  being conducted.      If   a   search   is   interrupted,   SEARCH FAILED will be displayed.  An interruption of a search can  be  caused  by  removal  of  the  cartridge,  a  data receptacle failure, or bus controller swap. A   listing   of   the   country   codes   is   provided   in Table 3C-29.          This     list     is     not     meant     to     be comprehensive    or    current,    because    the    country identifiers     change     frequently.          Refer     to     ICAO Document No. 7910, Location Indicators, for a current listing.    The  country  code  **  is  used  for  user-defined waypoints. (g)  Flight Plan Waypoint Attribute Indicators.    The  right  side  of  the  FPLN  page  shows any   special   attributes   that   have   been   assigned   to waypoints  in  the  flight  plan.    These  provide  a  quick reference  for  the  pilot  and  are  also  indicated  on  the individual  FPLN  WPT  pages  where  selection  of  the adjacent   line   key   provides   instant   access   to   the respective  pattern  or  other  defined  function.    These attributes   may   be   deleted   by   entering   a   –   in   the scratchpad   and   selecting   the   line   key   next   to   the attribute to be deleted.  This feature enables the crew to  delete  maneuvers  without  leaving  the  FPLN  page. If more than one attribute  is displayed, the right-most attribute  will  be  deleted  first  (e.g.,  if  VH  is  displayed, the  H  will  be  deleted  first).    Table  3C-30  lists  the attribute designators and their meanings. Up  to  three  attributes  can  be  assigned  to  each waypoint.    Attribute  hierarchy  and  possible  attribute combinations  are  shown  in  Table 3C-31.    Attributes within each column of the table cannot be assigned to the same waypoint.