Navigating

Before you can navigate, you must calibrate the trolling motor (Calibrating the Trolling Motor).

The trolling motor uses GPS to steer the boat to a waypoint location or to follow a route or a track.

On the remote control, select an option:
- Begin navigating to a saved waypoint (Navigating to a Waypoint).
- Begin navigating a saved route (Navigating a Route).
- Begin retracing the active track (Navigating to the Start of the Active Track).
- Begin navigating a saved track (Navigating a Saved Track).
NOTE: You can also use the trolling motor to follow autoguidance paths when navigation is started from a connected chartplotter. See your chartplotter owner's manual for more information.

Navigating is shown on the remote control screen, and the trolling motor automatically steers the boat to the destination.
Adjust the speed as needed.

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Navigating

Before you can navigate, you must calibrate the trolling motor (Calibrating the Trolling Motor).

The trolling motor uses GPS to steer the boat to a waypoint location or to follow a route or a track.

On the remote control, select an option:
- Begin navigating to a saved waypoint (Navigating to a Waypoint).
- Begin navigating a saved route (Navigating a Route).
- Begin retracing the active track (Navigating to the Start of the Active Track).
- Begin navigating a saved track (Navigating a Saved Track).
NOTE: You can also use the trolling motor to follow autoguidance paths when navigation is started from a connected chartplotter. See your chartplotter owner's manual for more information.

Navigating is shown on the remote control screen, and the trolling motor automatically steers the boat to the destination.
Adjust the speed as needed.