Representation of the terrestrial coordinate system. 

Displaying True and Magnetic North on the Earth and illustrating the resulting Variation angle between them. 

Depicting True Course (TC) and Magnetic Course (MC) on a vessel's route. 

Plotting coordinates on a calibrated georeferenced chart 

Interactive Training Simulator for Aids to Navigation (AtoN) Light Characteristics 

Georeferencing and calibration of the imported chart 

Vessel Speed and Course Monitoring 

Simulation Time Compression 

True and Relative Bearing Measurement via Electronic Bearing Line (EBL) 

Range Measurement using Variable Range Marker (VRM) 

Past Track Timestamping 

Current Vector Triangle Resolving

Radar Presentation Modes: North-Up (N-UP) and Course-Up (C-UP) 

Passage Planning, Route Plotting, and Cross-Track Distance (XTD)  

Simulation Execution Controls: Start / Pause / Stop / Step Forward 

Determination of Departure Point A on the terrestrial sphere 

Coordinate calibration / verification for Point A 

Fixing Destination Point (Point B) 

Inputting coordinate, course, and distance parameters for Point B 

Displaying Course, Route, Dlat, Dlong, Departure (Dep), and Mid-Latitude (Mid-Lat)