2 - NAV PAGES37190-00356-00 Rev BMap Page OptionsMap Page OptionsMany of the 400W-series functions are menudriven. Each of the main pages has an options menu,allowing you to custom tailor the corresponding pageto your preferences and/or select special featureswhich specifically relate to that page. A map pageoptions menu provides additional settings to customizethe map page and additional features related specifi-cally to the map page.To display the map page options menu, pressMENU (with the map page displayed).The following options are available: “Setup Map?”,“Measure Dist?”, “Data Fields Off?”, “Change Fields?”and “Restore Defaults?”.Map Setup“Setup Map?” allows you to configure the map displayto your preferences, including map orientation, land dataenable/disable, Jeppesen data enable/disable, automaticzoom, airspace boundaries, and text size. The followingtable lists the group names and available settings:Feature DescriptionMap Orentaton, AutoZoom, Land Data, Ava-ton DataWeather Lghtnng Mode/Symbol (when applcable)Traffic Traffic Mode/Symbol/Label (when appl-cable)Arport Large/Medum/Small Arports and TextNAVAID VORs, NDBs, Intersectons and TextWaypont User Wayponts, Flght Plan Wpts, and TextLne Actve Flght Plan/Drect-To, Lat/Long GrdControl Controlled Arspace: Class B, C, D (towerzone)Feature DescriptionArspace Specal-Use Arspace: Restrcted, MOA,OtherCty Large/Medum/Small Ctes and TextRoad Freeway, Natonal Hghway, Local Hwy,Local RoadOther States/Prov, Rvers/Lakes, Ralroads, WndVectorLarge, Medium and Small classifications areused on the 400W-series for airports andcities. Large airports are those with a runwaylonger than 8100 feet. Medium airportsinclude those with a runway longer than5000 feet or with a control tower. Large cit-ies are those with approximate populationsgreater than 200,000 and Medium cities aregreater than 50,000.
