User's Manual

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ED 3038 G 232 / 01 (2002-06)
Operating Instructions
11 Editing of Pre-planned Tracks
11.4 Managing the Pre-planned Tracks
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11.4 Managing the Pre-planned Tracks
Creating a New Catalog
A catalog is created if, in step 4 during the entering of the management data (see page 86) in the process
of generating a track, a new catalog-name is entered in the field under Select Catalog instead of the
marking of a catalog. When the EDIT TRACK menu is closed by means of the CLOSE button, a message
appears, stating that the new track cannot be stored because the catalog entered does not exist, and a
question appears, asking whether the catalog is to be created. If this question is answered with Yes, the
catalog is created.
Deletion of Tracks and Catalogs
1. In the TRACK menu, open the Delete Track(s) list by
means of the DELETE button. Initially, all catalogs that
have been created are listed there.
2. Mark the desired catalog by clicking, and click on the
DELETE button. As a result, the list of tracks that are
contained in the catalog appears.
3. By clicking, mark the track that is to be deleted, and
click on the DELETE button. As a result, the marked
track is irretrievably deleted.
4. Repeat step 3 for any other tracks that are to be
deleted. If there are no more tracks present in the
catalog that has been opened and if the DELETE
button is then clicked, the catalog is deleted.
Giving a Different Number to a Track or Assigning a Track to a Different Catalog
In the first step, the track is copied and is stored under the new number or in a different catalog. The
steps needed for this are identical to steps 1 to 5 described in Section 11.3.
In the second step, the track under the old number or in the previous catalog is deleted - see above.
1.DO
Delete Track(s)
/
2.DO
Delete Track(s)
/ATLANTIC
DELETE
CLOSE
3a.DO
3b.DO
DELETE
CLOSE
NORTHSEA
WORL D
BALTIC
Catalogs
ATLANTIC
No.
Name
BRIXAM-MIAMI 5
BRIXAM-MIAMI 2
FREEPORT-MIAMI
FREEPORT-MIAMI 1
BRIXAM-FREEPORT
1306
1305
1307
1308
1304