TM 55-1510-220-10
2.
Thumbwheel - Set to waypoint number
to be loaded.
NOTE
UTM data may be loaded in any order
and, until entry, a value may be
reloaded.
3.
To load zone and easting Press keys in
sequence, starting with "E". Example:
Zone 16, 425 km East = E16425.
Observe that zone and easting in
kilometers appear in the right data
display as keys are pressed.
4.
INSERT/ADVANCE pushbutton Press.
Observe
pushbutton
annunciator
is
illuminated.
5.
To
load
northing,
press
keys
in
sequence, starting with "N" or "S" to
indicate north or south hemisphere.
Example: 4749 km North = N 4749.
Observe
that
northing
kilometers
appear in the left data display as keys
are pressed.
6.
INSERT/ADVANCE pushbutton Press.
Observe
pushbutton
annunciator
remains illuminated.
7.
INSERT/ADVANCE pushbutton Press.
Observe that an extra precision display
related to resident value of northing
and easting, to the nearest meter,
appears in left and right data displays,
respectively.
8.
To load extra precision easting value
Press keys in sequence starting with
"E". Example: 297 m East = E 297.
Observe that easting meters appear in
the right data display as keys are
pressed.
9.
INSERT/ADVANCE pushbutton Press.
Observe
pushbutton
annunciator
remains illuminated.
. To load extra precision northing
value Press keys in sequence, starting
with "N" or "S". Example: 901 m
North = N 901. Observe that northing
meters appear in left data display as
keys are pressed. The value is always
added to the normal value regardless of
which key (N/S) is pressed to initiate
the entry. The normal entry establishes
the hemisphere.
11.
INSERT/ADVANCE pushbutton Press.
Within 3 seconds computer converts
input into latitude and longitude for
storage in memory. The stored value is
again converted to UTM for display.
The INSERT/ ADVANCE pushbutton
annunciator extinguishes. Conversion
roundings
may
cause
displays
to
change by up to 10 m.
NOTE
The computer will convert coordinates
in overlap area; however, data display
values
will
reference
appropriate
zone.
NOTE
The "W" key may be used to initiate
easting
entries;
however,
the
computer will always interpret such
entries as an "E" input. "E" will be
displayed
in
normal
UTM
data
display.
NOTE
The extra precision values added to
normal values. As an example, South
4,476. 995 m will display "4476(s)" in
the normal display and "995" in extra
precision display. In other words,
there is no rounding between the two
displays.
12.
Repeat steps 2 through II for each
waypoint to be loaded.
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