BENDIXKing AV80R User Manual

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Revision History and Instructions

Manual AV8OR User’s Guide

Revision 2, December 2008

Summary

GoFly: This user guide supports the 0104 release of GoFly

Added information on disposal of battery Added an “Connection to External Devices” section in Chapter 2 Weather page now only shows if enabled in Device Setup Added Traffic Page text and figures Added additional information about the Aircraft Symbol Revised Image Overlays on Map Page text and figures to add METARs and Lightning Added Weather Caution Added Traffic Mini-Targets Data Field text and figure Added additional text and figure for Vertical profiles on Smart Profile function Added additional text and figure for Waypoint Alert Added additional text and figures for Turn Anticipation Added additional text and figures for creating a user waypoi nt Added new section for Flight Logging Added new text and figures for Graphical METARs Added new text and figures for Graphical AIRMETs Added new text and figures for Graphical SIGMETs Added new text and figures for Graphical Conv-SIGMETs Added new text and figures for Graphical PIREPs Added new text and figures for Graphical METARs Added new text and figures for Text TAFs Added new text and figures for Text PIREPs Added new text and figures for Text AIRMETs Added new text and figures for Text SIGMETs Added new text and figures for Text Conv-SIGMETs Added new Section for Traffic Function Added text for SUA Alerting, SUA buffer and SUA Display Filtering to Navigation Setup page

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Added new text and figures to Device Setup section for Traffic and NMEA Output setup Added NMEA RS-232 serial output

GoDrive:

Revised figures to show correct size format Deleted icons that are not available in GoDrive Added advanced features for GoDrive 8.3 section.

Appendix:

Revised Downloading Files from PC section Added Connection to an External Traffic Source section

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Revision 1, September 2008

Summary

Added additional information on Map Zooming Added additional information on OBS Course Added text and figures for use of Victor Airways in Flight Plans After activating a flight plan, the Map page is shown instead of the Main Menu page Added additional information about overlaid products on the NEXRAD Composite Reflectivity page Added text and figure for Common Map Data Sources on the Map Information page Added text and figure for Weather Status Page

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Revision 0, July 2008 Part Number

This is the original release of this publication.

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Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................... 1-1

Honeywell Customer Support ..................................................... 1-2

Honeywell Aerospace Technical Publications ............................ 1-3

2. GETTING STARTED.............................................................. 2-1

UNIT OVERVIEW ....................................................................... 2-1

Displays and Controls ............................................................ 2-1

Supplied Equipment ............................................................... 2-4

Optional Equipment ................................................................ 2-4

Charging the internal battery .................................................. 2-5

Understanding Terms ......................................................... 2-6

Turning AV8OR on/off ............................................................ 2-7

AV8OR Sleep Mode ........................................................... 2-8

Turn Sleep Mode On and Off ............................................. 2-8

Main Menu .............................................................................. 2-8

Getting satellite signals .......................................................... 2-9

View GPS status from Settings .......................................... 2-9

3. AVIATION MODE OPERATION ............................................ 3-1

BASIC OPERATION ................................................................... 3-1

Aviation Mode ......................................................................... 3-1

Program Startup ................................................................. 3-1

Demo Mode ........................................................................ 3-4

Aviation Main Menu Page .................................................. 3-5

VFR MOVING MAP FUNCTION ............................................... 3-10

Main Map Display Window ................................................... 3-10

Data Fields ................................................................... 3-18

VFR Moving Map Operation ................................................. 3-25

Map Zooming ................................................................... 3-25

Map View ......................................................................... 3-25

Smart Profile ................................................................ 3-26

Auto Zoom ................................................................... 3-27

Change View ............................................................... 3-28

NEAREST – Select Nearest Destination: .................... 3-30

Waypoint Alert .................................................................. 3-33

Turn Anticipation .............................................................. 3-34

DIRECT-TO Navigation .................................................... 3-35

Create a Direct-To course from the Map ..................... 3-35

Create a Direct-To course from the keyboard entry (No

Flight Plan) ................................................................... 3-37

Re-center aircraft when Direct-To is already enabl ed . 3-39

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Bypass a WPT with a flight plan active ........................ 3-39

Enter a Direct-To WPT with a flight plan active. .......... 3-41

PTR MENU....................................................................... 3-43

Create a User Waypoint .............................................. 3-43

Center the Map around Pointer Position ..................... 3-45

PTR MENU – DIRECT-TO Navigation ............................. 3-46

To select a user defined point on the map: ................. 3-47

PTR MENU – OBS Navigation ......................................... 3-47

To select a NAVAID point on the map: ........................ 3-47

To select a user defined point on the map: ................. 3-48

Center Map ...................................................................... 3-50

Center To WPT/Center Aircraft .................................... 3-50

Selectable GPS Data Source ...................................... 3-51

AUTONAV ........................................................................ 3-51

STOP WATCH ................................................................. 3-52

FLIGHT PLAN FUNCTION ....................................................... 3-54

User WPTS ........................................................................... 3-54

User Airport Entry ............................................................. 3-56

Creating New Flight Plan using the Virtual Keyboard .......... 3-58

Inserting Victor Airways into the Flight Plan ......................... 3-62

Creating New Flight Plan using MAP Selections ................. 3-64

Stored Flight Plans Processing ............................................ 3-68

EDIT FPLAN .................................................................... 3-69

DATA VIEW Mode ....................................................... 3-69

MAP VIEW Mode ......................................................... 3-70

FPLAN ADMIN ................................................................. 3-71

COPY FPLAN .............................................................. 3-71

NEW FPLAN ................................................................ 3-71

INVERT FPLAN ........................................................... 3-71

DELETE FPLAN .......................................................... 3-73

FLY FPLAN ...................................................................... 3-73

Active Flight Plan ......................................................... 3-75

Flight Logging ....................................................................... 3-76

Bendix/King flight log ........................................................ 3-76

Jeppesen FliteStar flight log ............................................. 3-76

Google Earth flight log ...................................................... 3-77

WEATHER FUNCTION ............................................................ 3-78

Hardware Accessory ............................................................ 3-78

Receiving Weather Data....................................................... 3-78

Choose Product .................................................................... 3-79

NEXRAD Composite Reflectivity ..................................... 3-81

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NEXRAD Map Setup ................................................... 3-81

Graphical AIRMETs ......................................................... 3-86

Graphical SIGMETs ......................................................... 3-88

Graphical Conv-SIGMETs ............................................... 3-90

Graphical PIREPs ............................................................ 3-92

Text METARs ................................................................... 3-94

Text TAFs ......................................................................... 3-95

Text PIREPs ..................................................................... 3-96

Text AIRMETs .................................................................. 3-97

Text SIGMETs .................................................................. 3-98

Text Conv-SIGMETs ........................................................ 3-99

Legend ................................................................................ 3-100

TRAFFIC FUNCTION ............................................................. 3-102

Hardware Accessory .......................................................... 3-102

Traffic Main Page ............................................................... 3-103

Fields on The Traffic Page: ............................................ 3-103

Traffic Setup ................................................................... 3-104

Flight Level................................................................. 3-105

Enable/Disable Pop-UP ............................................. 3-105

MESSAGES FUNCTION ........................................................ 3-108

Notepad/Checklist .............................................................. 3-110

SYSTEM SETUP FUNCTION ................................................ 3-113

System Setup Menu ........................................................... 3-113

General System Setup ................................................... 3-114

Map Setup ...................................................................... 3-116

Navigation Setup ............................................................ 3-121

Data Field Setup ............................................................ 3-125

Flight Plan Data Setup ................................................... 3-127

Demo Mode Setup ......................................................... 3-128

Device Setup .................................................................. 3-130

Status Page ............................................................... 3-131

NMEA Output Setup ....................................................... 3-136

NMEA Output Setup Options: .................................... 3-137

Transmit Default NMEA Sentences: .......................... 3-138

Transmit Selected NEMA Sentences ........................ 3-138

Shut Down .......................................................................... 3-139

4. AUTOMOTIVE MODE OPERATION ..................................... 4-1

Warnings and Safety information................................................ 4-1

Glossary ...................................................................................... 4-2

GETTING STARTED .................................................................. 4-4

Simple and Advanced modes ................................................. 4-6

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Soft Keys and Controls on the screen .................................... 4-8

Using keyboards .......................................................... 4-10

Additional Controls ....................................................... 4-11

Using the Map .............................................................. 4-12

Checking the Details of a Map Location ...................... 4-13

Manipulating the Map .................................................. 4-14

Status Information and Hidden Controls on the Map... 4-16

Using the Cursor (the selected map location) ............. 4-22

Advanced Functions ............................................................. 4-23

Smart Zoom ................................................................. 4-23

Position Markers .......................................................... 4-24

Current GPS Position and Lock-on-Road .................... 4-24

Returning to Normal Navigation ................................... 4-24

Selected Location (Cursor) .......................................... 4-25

Original Position in the Cursor Menu ........................... 4-25

Daytime and night color schemes................................ 4-26

Color scheme in tunnels .............................................. 4-26

Route Calculation and Recalculation ........................... 4-26

Itinerary ........................................................................ 4-27

Track Logs ................................................................... 4-29

Route demonstration ................................................... 4-30

POI (Points of Interest) ................................................ 4-30

Saving POI ................................................................... 4-31

Managing POI .............................................................. 4-31

Road Safety Cameras ................................................. 4-31

Saving Road Safety Cameras ..................................... 4-32

Camera Warning .......................................................... 4-32

Camera Types ............................................................. 4-32

Camera Directions ....................................................... 4-34

Speed limit warning ..................................................... 4-35

Advanced Features in GoDrive Version 8.3 ............................. 4-35

ROUTE Navigation ................................................................... 4-37

Selecting the Destination of a Route .................................... 4-37

Selecting the Cursor as the destination ....................... 4-37

Entering an address or part of an address .................. 4-38

Entering an Address (Europe) ..................................... 4-38

Entering an Address (North America, Australia) .......... 4-40

Entering an Address if house numbering is restarted . 4-42 Enter an Address without knowing the district/suburb . 4-44

Selecting an Intersection as the Destination ............... 4-46

Selecting a City Center as the Destination .................. 4-47

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Entering an Address with a Postal Code ..................... 4-48

Tips on Entering Addresses Quickly ............................ 4-50

Selecting the destination from your Favorites ............. 4-50

Selecting the destination from the POIs ...................... 4-51

Selecting the destination with saved POI search criteria 4-

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Selecting the destination from the History ................... 4-53

Selecting the destination by entering its coordinate .... 4-54

Creating a Multi-point Route (inserting a Via Point) ............. 4-55

Creating a Multi-point Route (Append a New Destination) .. 4-56

Editing the Route .................................................................. 4-57

Viewing Whole Route on the Map (Fit-to-Screen) ................ 4-58

Watching the Simulation of the Route .................................. 4-58

Enabling Safety Mode .......................................................... 4-59

Pausing the Active Route ..................................................... 4-59

Deleting the Next Via Point from the Route ......................... 4-59

Deleting the Active Route ..................................................... 4-60

Using Track Logs .................................................................. 4-60

Recording the travelled path (creating a Track Log) ... 4-61

Simulating a Track Log on the map ............................. 4-61

Changing the color of a Track Log .............................. 4-62

Saving a Route ..................................................................... 4-62

Loading a Saved Route ........................................................ 4-62

Reference book (Advanced mode) ........................................... 4-64

Map Screen .......................................................................... 4-65

Icons on the map ......................................................... 4-69

Battery, GPS Position Quality, Vehicle Type Indicator 4-70

Status Indicator Strip ................................................... 4-71

Next two Route Events (Turn Preview fields) .............. 4-72

Objects on the map .......................................................... 4-74

Streets and Roads ....................................................... 4-74

Elements of the Active Route ...................................... 4-74

Detour menu ................................................................ 4-76

Cursor menu ................................................................ 4-77

Position menu .............................................................. 4-80

Route Information screen ............................................ 4-80

Trip Information screen ................................................ 4-83

Trip Computer screen .................................................. 4-88

Quick menu .................................................................. 4-88

GPS data screen ......................................................... 4-91

Find menu ............................................................................. 4-94

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Route menu .......................................................................... 4-95

Manage Menu .................................................................. 4-96

Manage Saved Routes ................................................ 4-97

Manage History ............................................................ 4-97

Manage Track Logs ..................................................... 4-98

Manage Favorites ........................................................ 4-99

Manage POIs ............................................................... 4-99

Manage Saved Search Criteria .................................. 4-101

User Data Management ............................................. 4-102

Settings Menu ..................................................................... 4-103

Map Screen Settings ................................................. 4-105

Sound Settings........................................................... 4-106

Route Planning Options ............................................. 4-107

Regional Settings ....................................................... 4-110

Navigation Settings .................................................... 4-111

Warning Settings ....................................................... 4-113

GPS Settings ............................................................. 4-114

Menu Settings ............................................................ 4-115

Device Settings .......................................................... 4-116

Track Log Settings ..................................................... 4-117

5. MULTIMEDIA ......................................................................... 5-1

Music Player ............................................................................... 5-1

Photos ......................................................................................... 5-2

Movie player ................................................................................ 5-4

Ebook Reader ............................................................................. 5-5

Downloading Multimedia Files .................................................... 5-6

6. SYSTEM SETTINGS .............................................................. 6-1

GPS Status ................................................................................. 6-1

Backlight Brightness ................................................................... 6-1

Backlight control bar ............................................................... 6-2

Backlight shutdown setting ..................................................... 6-2

Volume ........................................................................................ 6-2

Enable/disable audio output ................................................... 6-3

Volume control bar ................................................................. 6-3

System Info ................................................................................. 6-3

Bluetooth ..................................................................................... 6-4

7. APPENDIX ............................................................................. 7-1

Acronyms and Abbreviations ...................................................... 7-1

Downloading/Uploading files from/To PC ................................... 7-4

Connection to An External GPS Source ..................................... 7-7

Bendix/King KLN-94 ............................................................... 7-7

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Garmin© GNS 430/430W/530/530W ..................................... 7-7

Connection to An External Weather Source ............................... 7-9

Bendix/King KDR-610 Setup .................................................. 7-9

WxWorx XM Weather Receiver Serial Setup ....................... 7-11

WxWorx XM Weather Receiver Bluetooth Setup ................. 7-12

Connection to An External Traffic Source ................................ 7-17

Zaon XRX - Serial Setup ...................................................... 7-17

Configuration of the Zaon XRX ........................................ 7-17

Configuration of AV8OR................................................... 7-17

External Flight Plans ................................................................. 7-19

Jeppesen FliteStar© PC Application ................................... 7-19

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List of Illustrations

Figure 2-1: AV8OR Controls ........................................................... 2-1

Figure 2-2: Charging with AV8OR turned off .................................. 2-5

Figure 2-3: Charge is completed ..................................................... 2-6

Figure 2-4: AV8OR Power Up ......................................................... 2-7

Figure 2-5: AV8OR Power off ......................................................... 2-8

Figure 2-6: AV8OR Sleep Mode ..................................................... 2-8

Figure 2-7: Main Menu .................................................................... 2-9

Figure 2-8: Settings Page ............................................................... 2-9

Figure 2-9: GPS Signal Strength Page – Locked and Unlocked .. 2-10

Figure 2-10: GPS Information of Current position......................... 2-11

Figure 2-11: GPS Data flow .......................................................... 2-11

Figure 2-12: GPS Reset ................................................................ 2-12

Figure 3-1: Initial Title Page ............................................................ 3-1

Figure 3-2: Self Test Failed ............................................................. 3-2

Figure 3-3: Self Test Failed Caution ............................................... 3-2

Figure 3-4: SELF TEST COMPLETED Page .................................. 3-3

Figure 3-5: Final Title Page ............................................................. 3-3

Figure 3-6: Demo Mode .................................................................. 3-4

Figure 3-7: Map Page ..................................................................... 3-5

Figure 3-8: Main Menu Page ........................................................... 3-5

Figure 3-9: Flight Plan – Flight Plan Index Page ............................ 3-6

Figure 3-10: Messages – Messages Info Page .............................. 3-7

Figure 3-11: Weather – Weather Map Page ................................... 3-7

Figure 3-12: Traffic Main Page ........................................................ 3-8

Figure 3-13: System Setup – System Setup Menu page ................ 3-9

Figure 3-14: Main Map Display Page ............................................ 3-10

Figure 3-15: Map – No position data CAUTION ........................... 3-12

Figure 3-16: Map – No Altitude Available CAUTION .................... 3-13

Figure 3-17: Topo On Map - Overlay Setup .................................. 3-13

Figure 3-18: TFR Overlay ............................................................. 3-14

Figure 3-19: TFR Overlay - Popup ................................................ 3-14

Figure 3-20: TFR Overlay - MORE INFO ...................................... 3-15

Figure 3-21: Lightning Strikes on Map Page ................................. 3-15

Figure 3-22: Map – Non-pointer Map mode .................................. 3-16

Figure 3-23: Map – Pointer Map mode ......................................... 3-17

Figure 3-24: Map – Pointer Tag Window / Title Window .............. 3-17

Figure 3-25: Map – Without soft keys ........................................... 3-18

Figure 3-26: Map – Map View Setup ............................................ 3-26

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Figure 3-27: Map - Smart Profile On ............................................. 3-26

Figure 3-28: Smart Profile - Airspace Vertical Boundaries ........... 3-27

Figure 3-29: Auto Zoom Mode ...................................................... 3-27

Figure 3-30: Map – Topo On ......................................................... 3-28

Figure 3-31: Map – Relative Terrain ............................................. 3-29

Figure 3-32: Map – Topo Off ......................................................... 3-30

Figure 3-33: Map – Nearest Database Selection .......................... 3-31

Figure 3-34: Map – Nearest Airport List ........................................ 3-32

Figure 3-35: Map – Airport information ......................................... 3-32

Figure 3-36: Map - Airport Filter .................................................... 3-33

Figure 3-37: Map – Direct-To OFF ................................................ 3-33

Figure 3-38: Waypoint Alert .......................................................... 3-34

Figure 3-39: Turn Anticipation ....................................................... 3-35

Figure 3-40: Map - Select a NAVAID ............................................ 3-36

Figure 3-41: Map - Direct To a NAVAID ....................................... 3-36

Figure 3-42: Map - Navigate to a NAVAID point ........................... 3-37

Figure 3-43: Map – Virtual Keyboard ............................................ 3-37

Figure 3-44: Map – Entered Waypoint Info ................................... 3-38

Figure 3-45: Re-center aircraft – Step 1 ....................................... 3-39

Figure 3-46: Step 1 Bypass a WPT .............................................. 3-40

Figure 3-47: Bypass a WPT - Step 2 ............................................ 3-40

Figure 3-48: Bypass a WPT - Step 3 ............................................ 3-41

Figure 3-49: Bypass a Waypoint Step 4 ....................................... 3-41

Figure 3-50: Enter a New WPT with Flight Plan Active ................ 3-42

Figure 3-51: Enter New WPT – Select KEYBD Soft key .............. 3-42

Figure 3-52: Enter New WPT Ident ............................................... 3-43

Figure 3-53: New Direct-To Active. ............................................... 3-43

Figure 3-54: Map –PTR MENU – Save Waypoint ........................ 3-44

Figure 3-55: Map – User Defined Waypoint .................................. 3-44

Figure 3-56: User Waypoint - MORE INFO .................................. 3-45

Figure 3-57: PTR Menu - Center to Map ...................................... 3-45

Figure 3-58: Pointer Menu ............................................................ 3-46

Figure 3-59: Map Centered on Pointer ......................................... 3-46

Figure 3-60: Map – Navigate to a user defined WPT ................... 3-47

Figure 3-61: OBS Course to NAVAID ........................................... 3-48

Figure 3-62: Map –OBS Start........................................................ 3-48

Figure 3-63: Map – OBS Navigation ............................................. 3-49

Figure 3-64: Map – OBS Configuration ......................................... 3-49

Figure 3-65: Map – Center to WPT ............................................... 3-50

Figure 3-66: Map – Center Aircraft ............................................... 3-51

Figure 3-67: Stop Watch Data Field .............................................. 3-52

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Figure 3-68: Flight Plan Index Page ............................................. 3-54

Figure 3-69: Flight Plan - User Waypoint List ............................... 3-55

Figure 3-70: Flight Plan – New/Edit User Waypoint ..................... 3-55

Figure 3-71: Flight Plan – WPT Range and Bearing Config ......... 3-56

Figure 3-72: User Airport Entry Page 1 ......................................... 3-57

Figure 3-73: User Airport Entry Page 2 ......................................... 3-57

Figure -3-74: Flight Plan - Index Page with no Flight Plan ........... 3-58

Figure 3-75: New Flight Plan Page ............................................... 3-58

Figure -3-76: Virtual Keyboard ...................................................... 3-59

Figure -3-77: Enter Waypoint Identifier ......................................... 3-59

Figure -3-78: Waypoint Entry Window .......................................... 3-60

Figure -3-79: All WPTs Entered into Flight Plan ........................... 3-61

Figure -3-80: Flight Plan Saved .................................................... 3-62

Figure 3-81: Stored Flight Plan ..................................................... 3-62

Figure 3-82: Stored Plan ............................................................... 3-63

Figure 3-83: Select Airway Segment ............................................ 3-63

Figure 3-84: Select Entry and Exit Points ..................................... 3-64

Figure 3-85: Updated Flight Plan with Victor Airway..................... 3-64

Figure 3-86: Flight Plan Index ....................................................... 3-65

Figure 3-87: New Flight Plan Page ............................................... 3-65

Figure 3-88: Flight Plan – Map Selection of WPTs ....................... 3-66

Figure 3-89: Flight Plan - Waypoint Detail .................................... 3-66

Figure 3-90: Flight Plan - Selected Waypoint Detail Information .. 3-67

Figure 3-91: Flight Plan - Stored Flight Plan with a Waypoint ...... 3-67

Figure 3-92: Flight Plan - Save Waypoint ..................................... 3-68

Figure 3-93: Flight Plan – Flight Plan Accepted ............................ 3-68

Figure 3-94: Flight Plan Index Page ............................................. 3-69

Figure 3-95: Flight Plan - DATA VIEW .......................................... 3-70

Figure 3-96: Flight Plan Selected WPT from Map ........................ 3-70

Figure 3-97: Flight Plan - FPLAN ADMIN ..................................... 3-71

Figure 3-98: Flight Plan - COPY FPLAN ....................................... 3-71

Figure 3-99: Invert Flight Plan - Step 1 ......................................... 3-72

Figure 3-100: Invert Flight Plan - Step 2 ....................................... 3-72

Figure 3-101: Invert Flight Plan - Step 3 ....................................... 3-73

Figure 3-102: Delete Flight Plan ................................................... 3-73

Figure 3-103: Flight Plan - FLY FPLAN ........................................ 3-74

Figure 3-104: Flight Plan – Active Flight Plan ............................... 3-74

Figure 3-105: WX – No Data Received ......................................... 3-79

Figure 3-106: WX – Non-pointer mode ......................................... 3-80

Figure 3-107: WX – Choose Product ............................................ 3-80

Figure 3-108: WX – NEXRAD with Cloud and Coverage Overlay 3-81

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Figure 3-109: WX NEXRAD Map - Overlay Setup ........................ 3-82

Figure 3-110: WX - NEXRAD & Storm Cells Overlay ................... 3-82

Figure 3-111: Graphical TFRs....................................................... 3-83

Figure 3-112: TFR Popup Window ............................................... 3-83

Figure 3-113: TFR MORE INFO Window ..................................... 3-84

Figure 3-114: WX - Graphical METARs ........................................ 3-85

Figure 3-115: WX: - Graphical METARs Data Box ....................... 3-85

Figure 3-116: WX: - Text METARs Page ...................................... 3-86

Figure 3-117: WX – AIRMETs....................................................... 3-86

Figure 3-118:WX - Graphical AIRMET Popup Window ................ 3-87

Figure 3-119:WX: - Graphical AIRMET LEGEND ......................... 3-88

Figure 3-120: WX - Text AIRMET Page ........................................ 3-88

Figure 3-121: WX - Graphical SIGMETs ....................................... 3-89

Figure 3-122: WX - Graphical SIGMET Popup Window ............... 3-89

Figure 3-123: WX - Graphical SIGMET Legend ........................... 3-90

Figure 3-124: WX - Text SIGMETs ............................................... 3-90

Figure 3-125: WX - Graphical Conv SIGMETs ............................. 3-91

Figure 3-126: WX - Graphical CONV SIGMET Popup ................. 3-91

Figure 3-127: WX - Graphical Conv SIGMET Legend .................. 3-92

Figure 3-128: WX - Text CONV SIGMETs Page .......................... 3-92

Figure 3-129: WX - Graphical PIREPs .......................................... 3-93

Figure 3-130: WX - Graphical PIREPs Popup Window ................ 3-93

Figure 3-131: WX - Graphical PIREPs Legend ............................. 3-94

Figure 3-132: WX - Text PIREPs .................................................. 3-94

Figure 3-133: WX - Text METARs ................................................ 3-95

Figure 3-134: WX - Text TAFs ...................................................... 3-96

Figure 3-135: WX –Text PIREPs .................................................. 3-97

Figure 3-136: Text AIRMETs ........................................................ 3-98

Figure 3-137: Text SIGMETs ........................................................ 3-99

Figure 3-138: Text Conv-SIGMETs ............................................ 3-100

Figure 3-139: WX – Pointer mode .............................................. 3-101

Figure 3-140: WX – Legend Info ................................................. 3-101

Figure 3-141: Traffic Main Page ................................................. 3-103

Figure 3-142: Traffic Page - Traffic Setup ................................... 3-105

Figure 3-143: Traffic page - Enable Pop-Up ............................... 3-106

Figure 3-144: Traffic page - Disable Pop-Up .............................. 3-107

Figure 3-145: Messages ............................................................. 3-108

Figure 3-146: Notepad Page ....................................................... 3-112

Figure 3-147: Checklist Page ...................................................... 3-112

Figure 3-148: System Setup - System Setup Menu Page .......... 3-113

Figure 3-149: System Setup – General System Setup Options . 3-114

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Figure 3-150: System Setup – Setting values ............................. 3-114

Figure 3-151: System Setup – Map System Setup Options ....... 3-117

Figure 3-152: Map System Setup – Point Feature Setup ........... 3-118

Figure 3-153: Map System Setup -- Select Map Layer ............... 3-119

Figure 3-154: Map System Setup – Line Feature Setup ............ 3-119

Figure 3-155: Map System Setup – Airspace Setup ................... 3-120

Figure 3-156: Map System Setup – Overlay Setup 1 ................. 3-120

Figure 3-157: Map System Setup – Overlay Setup 2 ................. 3-120

Figure 3-158: System Setup – Navigation Setup ........................ 3-121

Figure 3-159: System Setup – Data Field Setup ........................ 3-125

Figure 3-160: System Setup – Wide windows Data Field ........... 3-127

Figure 3-161: System Setup – Flight Plan Data Setup ............... 3-127

Figure 3-162: System Setup – Demo Mode Setup ..................... 3-128

Figure 3-163: System Setup – Demo Mode Setup Ident Settings .... 3-

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129 Figure 3-164: System Setup – Demo Mode Setup Ident Details 3-129

Figure 3-165: System Setup – Device Setup Menu .................... 3-130

Figure 3-166: System Setup – Status Page ................................ 3-132

Figure 3-167: System Setup – Internal GPS Status ................... 3-133

Figure 3-168: System Setup – External GPS Status .................. 3-133

Figure 3-169: System Setup - Common Map Data Sources ...... 3-134

Figure 3-170: System Setup – Software and Database Version 3-134

Figure 3-171: System Information Page ..................................... 3-135

Figure 3-172: Traffic Status Page ............................................... 3-135

Figure 3-173: System Setup - Weather Status Page .................. 3-136

Figure 3-174: NMEA Output Setup Page .................................... 3-137

Figure 3-175: Power Off .............................................................. 3-140

Figure 4-1: AV8OR Main Menu ....................................................... 4-4

Figure 4-2: Simple Mode ................................................................. 4-5

Figure 4-3: Advanced Mode ............................................................ 4-5

Figure 4-4: Map Screen ................................................................ 4-13

Figure 4-5: Itinerary ....................................................................... 4-28

Figure 4-6: Guidance Stripes ........................................................ 4-36

Figure 4-7: Highway Signposts ..................................................... 4-36

Figure 4-8: Enter an Address (Europe) ......................................... 4-39

Figure 4-9: Find an Address - USA ............................................... 4-41

Figure 4-10: Map Screen Advanced Mode ................................... 4-65

Figure 4-11: Route Information Screen ......................................... 4-81

Figure 4-12: Trip Information Screen ............................................ 4-84

Figure 4-13: Quick Menu ............................................................... 4-89

Figure 4-14: GPS Status ............................................................... 4-91

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Figure 4-15 Settings Menu .......................................................... 4-103

Figure 5-1: Multimedia Menu .......................................................... 5-1

Figure 5-2: Music Player - Searching for a Music File .................... 5-2

Figure 5-3: Music Player - Playing Music ........................................ 5-2

Figure 5-4: Photo Browser – Searching for a Photo ....................... 5-3

Figure 5-5: Photo Browser - Viewing a Photo ................................. 5-3

Figure 5-6: Movie Player - Searching for a Movie .......................... 5-4

Figure 5-7: Movie Player - Playing a Movie .................................... 5-5

Figure 5-8: EBook Reader – Searching for a Book ........................ 5-5

Figure 5-9: Ebook Reader ............................................................... 5-6

Figure 6-1: Settings Page ............................................................... 6-1

Figure 6-2: Backlight Page .............................................................. 6-2

Figure 6-3: Volume Control ............................................................. 6-3

Figure 6-4: System Info Screen ...................................................... 6-4

Figure 6-5: Bluetooth Main Page .................................................... 6-4

Figure 6-6: BlueTooth Manager ...................................................... 6-5

Figure 6-7: BlueTooth - Search in Process ..................................... 6-5

Figure 6-8: Bluetooth Device Explorer ............................................ 6-6

Figure 6-9: Bluetooth Service Browser ........................................... 6-6

Figure 6-10: Bluetooth Devices Paired ........................................... 6-7

Figure 7-1: Connection to USB port. ............................................... 7-4

Figure 7-2: Configure AV8OR as external drive ............................. 7-5

Figure 7-3: External GPS Setup Screen ......................................... 7-8

Figure 7-4: Weather Setup - KDR-610 ............................................ 7-9

Figure 7-5: WxWorx XM Weather Setup ....................................... 7-11

Figure 7-6: WxWorx Bluetooth Receiver Setup ............................ 7-12

Figure 7-7: BlueTooth Main Page ................................................. 7-13

Figure 7-8: BlueTooth Manager .................................................... 7-13

Figure 7-9: BlueTooth - Search in Process ................................... 7-14

Figure 7-10: BlueTooth WxRadio Found ...................................... 7-14

Figure 7-11: BlueTooth Passkey Required ................................... 7-15

Figure 7-12: BlueTooth Service Browser Screen.......................... 7-15

Figure 7-13: Bluetooth - Serial Port Found ................................... 7-16

Figure 7-14: BlueTooth Serial Port Connected. ............................ 7-16

Figure 7-15: Device and Port Setup – Traffic ................................ 7-18

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List of Tables

Table 2-1 Displays and Controls ..................................................... 2-2

Table 2-2 AV8OR Maps .................................................................. 2-4

Table 2-3 Standard Equipment ....................................................... 2-4

Table 2-4 Optional Equipment ........................................................ 2-5

Table 3-1 Course Deviation Limits ................................................ 3-19

Table 3-2 Calculated Time En Route ............................................ 3-20

Table 3-3 Time Zones ................................................................... 3-23

Table 3-4 Relative Terrain ............................................................. 3-29

Table 3-5 Graphical AIRMET Types ............................................. 3-87

Table 3-6 Messages .................................................................... 3-108

Table 7-1 Directory Structure .......................................................... 7-5

Table 7-2 KLN 94 Pinouts ............................................................... 7-8

Table 7-3 GNS 430/430W/530/530W Pinouts ................................ 7-8

Table 7-4 KDR 610 Pinouts .......................................................... 7-10

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1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing the Honeywell AV8OR, a Multi-Function Display (MFD) that integrates GPS, Navigation Database, Graphical Terrain, and XM Weather into a single, easy to use, portable aviation device. In addition to the benefits for aviation use, this device also contains a complete compliment of automotive navigation and multimedia features for use when not in your aircraft. To get the most out of your new navigation system, read this manual completely to learn the features for your unit.

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HONEYWELL CUSTOMER SUPPORT

For more information, including details regarding your warranty, visit

www.bendixking.com/av8or

For technical support of this product please contact your local Bendix/King Dealer. To locate the Bendix/King Dealer nearest you visit www.bendixking.com/av8or

For additional support, contact Honeywell Customer & Product Support: at:

US & Canada: 1-877-712-2386 All other countries: 1-913-712-2613 Fax: 1-913-712-5697

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HONEYWELL AEROSPACE TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS

If you have access to the Internet, go to the Honeywell Online Technical Publications Web site at https://portal.honeywell.com/wps/portal/aero

• Download or see publications online

• Make an order for a publication

• Tell Honeywell of a possible data error in a publication.

If you do not have access to the Honeywell Online Technical Publications web site and need techni cal publications information:

• Send an e-mail message to the complete customer care

to:

center at:

• Send a fax or speak to a person at the Customer and Product Support contact numbers

cas-publications-distribution@honeywell.com

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2. GETTING STARTED

UNIT OVERVIEW

DISPLAYS AND CONTROLS

The AV8OR has the displays and controls that follow as shown in Figure 2-1:

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Table 2-1 Displays and Controls

FIG

NO

DISPLAY OR

CONTROL

DESCRIPTION

1 Touch screen 4.3 inch TFT touch screen.

The resolution is 480 x 272

pixels.

2 POWER key The POWER key is used to

turn the unit on and off and

also can put the unit into

Sleep mode and wake the unit

from Sleep mode.

3 MENU key The MENU key returns the

user to the main menu from

any program in the unit.

4 LED charging status

indicator

Shows the status of the

charging system while the unit

is being charged.

5 SD slot and SD card The SD slot holds a SD card

which contains the aviation

and automotive navigation

software.

6 LOCK tab The LOCK tab disables all

controls and stops the touch

screen from responding to

taps.

7 6 VDC power

connector

This connector lets the unit

receive power from an AC or

an automotive DC.

8 Microphone The microphone is used for

Bluetooth connections to cell

phones.

9 USB/Serial port This is used for a standard

USB connection to a PC to download movies, pictures, Ebooks and new updates to the

navigational software. Also

used for a RS 232 connection

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FIG

NO

DISPLAY OR

CONTROL

DESCRIPTION

to external hardware with an

optional cable.

10 AV-IN port Future expansion 11 Headset jac

The headset jack accepts a standard headphone miniature stereo adapter so the user can

listen to music or movies from

the unit.

12 Volume control knob The volume control controls

the volume of the sound

through the rear speaker or

the Headset jack if a headset

is plugged in.

13 External GPS antenna

jack

The remote GPS antenna jack

allows the user to plug in the

remote GPS antenna that is

supplied with the unit for

better satellite reception.

14 Stylus The stylus allows the user to

precisely tap the touch screen.

15 Removable battery

cover

A replaceable battery is

included with the unit. An

optional battery with a longer

life is also available. The serial

number for the unit is located

on the case under the battery.

16 Internal speake

AV8OR has an Internal

speaker for music, movies,

routing instructions

17 Reset button The reset button reboots the

AV8OR unit.

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SUPPLIED EQUIPMENT

The AV8OR comes preloaded with either USA or European Maps:

Table 2-2 AV8OR Maps

INCLUDED DATABASE AV8OR SYSTEM PART NUMBER

066-01207-0001 USA Maps 071-00261-0101 066-01207-0002 European Maps 071-00261-0102

The AV8OR comes with the standard equipment that follows:

Table 2-3 Standard Equipment

DATABASE

( ON SD CARD)

HONEYWELL PART NUMBER

ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

1 066-01207-0099 GPS Base Display Unit, with 800

mAh Battery and battery mounting

bracket

2 005-03702-0002 12-28 VDC Adapto 3 005-03702-0003 120/220 VAC Adapter (with electrical

plug)

4 005-03702-0004 PC/USB Cable 5 005-03702-0005 Carrying Bag 6 005-03702-0006 Remote GPS Antenna 7 005-03702-0007 Aviation Mount 8 005-03702-0009 Automotive Windshield Mount 9 005-03702-0010 Earphone 10 005-03702-0012 CD

User manual

11 005-03702-0013 Quick Reference Guide

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT

The following accessories are available for the AV8OR:

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Table 2-4 Optional Equipment

ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

1 005-03702-0014 1600,mAh Battery, (with mounting

bracket) 2 005-03702-0008 Automotive Dashboard Mount 3 005-03702-0017 RS232 Cable

Note: The list of optional equipment may change in the future. For the latest list of options please visit the www.bendixking.com/av8or website.

CHARGING THE INTERNAL BATTERY

Before using this unit for the first time or when replacing the internal battery with a new battery, the internal battery in the AV8OR must be charged.

Find the power connector (7) on the right side of the unit. Refer to Figure 2-1.

Re

charge the unit by either using the DC power adapter or the

120/220V AC adapter. The LED charging indicator (4) on the unit shows a yellow light while

the unit is charging.

Figure 2-2: Charging with AV8OR turned off

When the unit is completely charged, the yellow light changes to a green light. If the unit is turned on while charging, the charging

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animation in the top right portion of the screen also displays a green battery with full bars.

Note: Battery recycling is encouraged. When replacing the battery, dispose the old battery in accordance with Local and National Disposal Regulations.

Figure 2-3: Charge is completed

USING AV8OR

This section explains how to enter and select information with the AV8OR.

Understanding Terms

The AV8OR unit is designed to allow quick, convenient selection of navigation options and data entry. As you progress through this user’s manual, you are directed to tap a specific soft key or highlight a field on the screen. In order to highlight a field, just touch the field on the screen.

• Touch or Tap: Use your finger or the AV8OR stylus to touch the screen on the soft key and remo ve it quickly

• Double tap: Use your finger or the stylus to touch the screen twice on a field. The double tap is used to open a menu selection box.

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• Pan: Touch the screen and move your finger or stylus across the screen while continuing to touch the screen. This allows you to scroll the map and change settings.

• Highlight: Touch on the screen to select the desired individual fields. Moving the highlight to a desired location allows the user to make a selection, begin data entry, or scroll through a list.

• Field: The location on a page where data or an option can be entered and shown.

• Scroll Bar: When viewing a list of items that is too long to show on the screen, a scroll bar appears along the right side of the list. To scroll through a list, hold your finger or stylus on the scroll bar and move your finger or stylus up or down and the list of items will move up or down too.

TURNING AV8OR ON/OFF

The first time your new AV8OR is turned on, the GPS receiver must collect satellite data and establish its present location. Before you turn on the unit, make sure that it has a clear and unobstructed view of the sky to receive satellite signals.

1. Ensure that the “Lock” switch is unlocked.

2. Hold the Power down soft Key until the blue screen shows.

Figure 2-4: AV8OR Power Up

3. To turn off the AV8OR, press and hold the Power soft Key until

POWER OFF screen shows.

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Figure 2-5: AV8OR Power off

AV8OR Sleep Mode

AV8OR can be put into sleep mode as shown in Figure 2-6. AV8OR, while in

sleep mode, continues to run in a low power mode.

Figure 2-6: AV8OR Sleep Mode

Turn Sleep Mode On and Off

1. To put the unit in Sleep mode, press and quickly release the Power soft Key until Sleeping shows on the screen for a moment, then the screen goes blank.

2. To wake up the unit, press and quickly release the Power soft Key.

MAIN MENU

After the logo startup page shows, the MAIN MENU is displayed.

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Figure 2-7: Main Menu

GETTING SATELLITE SIGNALS

When the AV8OR is turned on, it automatically begins to search for satellite signals. This process can take a few minutes. Be sure the device has a clear and unobstructed vie w of the sky.

View GPS status from Settings You can monitor GPS status by tapping the Settings soft key on the

Main Menu page (refer to Figure 2-7), and tapping on the GPS Status soft key (refer to Figure 2-8).

Figure 2-8: Settings Page

The GPS Status page provides a visual reference of satellite acquisition, receiver status, current position and a reset mechanism.

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GPS SIGNAL STRENGTH

The GPS Signal Strength page is the default page for GPS Status. As the receiver locks onto satellites, a bar appears for each satellite. The bar shows the signal strength for each satellite. The bar changes color from grey to blue when the satellite is locked.

Figure 2-9: GPS Signal Strength Page – Locked and Unlocked

CURRENT POSITION

Tapping this soft key displays the longitude, latitude, altitude (ALT) and UTC time information for the current position when the device has acquired a GPS satellite lock.

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Figure 2-10: GPS Information of Current position

GPS DATA FLOW

Tapping this soft key shows the GPS national marine electronics association (NMEA) data in real-time.

SATELLITE ACQUISITION RESET

Tapping this soft key causes the GPS engine to reset. If the unit has difficulty acquiring satellites, tapping the GPS reset soft key will clear the GPS engine memory.

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Figure 2-12: GPS Reset

Tap the

soft key to return to the Settings page.

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Basic Operation

3. AVIATION MODE OPERATION

BASIC OPERATION

This section introduces how to start the aviation mode navigation, and what the status of the program is during the initialization process.

AVIATION MODE

On the Main Menu page, tap the icon to start the Aviation mode navigation program.

Program Startup

While the Aviation mode is starting, a startup title page is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-1.

A self-test status window is displayed under the title box. The selftest checks to make sure the internal navigation, cartography and terrain databases are correct. While the self-test is checking these databases, the window header SELF TEST IN PROGRESS is displayed in yellow.

A green check mark is placed to the right of each test item as it is checked.

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Figure 3-1: Initial Title Page

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safely. A red

is displayed in place of the check mark and the first

soft key changes to HELP, as shown in Figure 3-2.

Figure 3-2: Self Test Failed

When the HELP soft key is tapped, a caution message is displayed as shown in Figure 3-3.

Figure 3-3: Self Test Failed Caution

The unit should be turned off and then turned back on. If AV8OR still fails the self-test, please contact customer support.

If the self-test finishes successfully, the self-test window header changes to SELF TEST COMPLETED in green, as shown in Figure 3-4.

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Figure 3-4: SELF TEST COMPLETED Page

The SELF TEST COMPLETED page shows for 2 seconds then the final title page is displayed as shown in Figure 3-5.

The final title page shows the expiration date of the current database. Use the AV8OR as an aid to situational awareness only when the database is current.

For additional information on the current software and database versions, please go to the System Setup page and tap on the Status Page soft key to bring up the System Status Menu. Highlight the Software and Database Versions and tap the Select soft key to show the current software and software versions.

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Figure 3-5: Final Title Page

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http://www.bendixking.com/av8or

to see if a newer version of the

software or database is available. If the OK soft key is pushed to acknowledge the Jeppesen database,

the Aviation Map page is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-7. If the DEMO MODE

soft key is tapped, then AV8OR will enter a

simulation mode.

Demo Mode

Demo Mode lets the user become familiar with handling the AV8OR system on the ground by running in a simulation mode. When the AV8OR is in Demo Mode, it performs the same as when it is receiving valid sensor signals to use the various functions. Demo Mode can only be activated on the final title page during startup, as shown in Figure 3-5. After tapping the DEMO MODE sof simulator shows a caution page which must be acknowledged before continuing.

t key, the

Tap the OK soft key to acknowledge the caution and then the Map page is displayed.

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Figure 3-7: Map Page

Aviation Main Menu Page

Tap on the MAIN MENU soft key on the Map page to display the Aviation Main Menu Page.

An example of each function in Aviation Mode appears below. Each function has a specific use and is discussed later in this guide. The following figures are each of the function’s first pages.

Map: Tap on the soft key on the Aviation Main Menu

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to return to the Moving Map page. The Map mode is the primary mode of the system. Refer to the VFR Moving Map Function on page 3-10 for a detailed explanation of the MAP mode.

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• Flight Plans: Tap on the soft key on the Aviation

Main Menu to show the Flight Plan Index page. The Flight Plan Index page allows user Waypoints (WPT) and flight plans be edited and/or created. Refer to the Flight Plan Function section on pag

e 3-54 for a detailed explanation of the use of flight plan

s.

Figure 3-9: Flight Plan – Flight Plan Index Page

Messages: Tap on the soft key on the Aviation Main

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Menu to show the Messages page. Refer to the Messages Function section for a detailed explanation of the Message function.

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Figure 3-10: Messages – Messages Info Page

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Weather: Tap on the soft key on the Aviation Main

Menu to show the Weather page (if weather is enabled in Device Setup). The AV8OR system connects with a Bendix/King KDR610 XM receiver or a WxWorx XM receiver through a Bluetooth or RS 232 interface to receive weather data from the XM Satellite Radio network. Refer to the Weather Function section on page 3-78 for a detailed explanation of the Weather function. Refer to the Connection to An External Weather Source section in the Appen

onnect the AV8OR to an XM receiver.

c

dix on page 7-9 for a detailed explanation on how to

Figure 3-11: Weather – Weather Map Page

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• Traffic: Tap on the soft key on the Aviation Main

Menu to show the Traffic page. The AV8OR system connects through a RS-232 interface to devices such as the Zaon XRX traffic receiver. Refer to the Traffic Function section on page 3102 for a detailed explanation of the Traffic function. Refer to the Connection to An External Traffic Source section on page 717 in the APPENDIX for a detailed explanation on how to connect the AV8OR to a Traffic receiver.

Figure 3-12: Traffic Main Page

• Settings: Tap on the soft key on the Aviation Main

Menu to show the Settings page. Use the System Setup Menu to setup map, navigation, data fields, flight plan and other display preferences. Refer to the System Setup Function section on page 3-113 for a detailed explanatio

n of the system setup

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Figure 3-13: System Setup – System Setup Menu page

Exit: Tap on the soft key on the Aviation Main Menu to

•

exit back to the Main Menu.

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VFR MOVING MAP FUNCTION

The AV8OR features a real-time moving map that can do much more than just plot your course. The core capability of AV8OR MAP mode function is its intuitive mapping and navigation function, which is capable of displaying highly detailed, vectored (point and line) maps. This detailed vector data includes road over flown data, street address data, airspace boundaries, airports, Navigational Aid (NAVAID)s, lakes, rivers, coastlines, cities, highways and terrain elevation data used to help situational awareness.

MAIN MAP DISPLAY WINDOW

On the Aviation Main Menu, tap on the soft key to enter the Main Map page, as shown in Figure 3-14.

Figure 3-14: Main Map Display Page

• Data field information (1): The data field information is displayed along the left side of the screen. For more information about the data field window configuration please refer to Data Fields in the next section.

• The ZOOM IN (2) the map.

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• North Pointer (3): In the upper left corner of the Map display is a North pointer. The pointer has a triangle shape

. The north pointer always points north to help orient the map view. Double tapping on the north pointer toggles the map orientation between North Up and the Track Up mode.

• Map Page (4): The map page is the main page for Go Fly aviation mode. The map page shows the aircraft position on the map.

• Aircraft Symbol (5): A Fixed wing

or Rotary wing aircraft symbol is displayed in the center of the screen that represents the actual position of the aircraft. The aircraft symbol points in the direction of the GPS track based on a valid GPS position fix.

• If Rotary Wing is selected as aircraft type, and AV8OR loses a valid GPS position fix, the aircraft symbol is removed from the screen.

• If Fixed Wing is selected as the aircraft type, and the aircraft stops, the aircraft symbol stays on the screen and point in the direction of the last known GPS track. When the GPS speed is greater than 3 kts, the aircraft symbol follows the GPS track as the heading source. The symbol is changed in the System Setup – General System Setup page.

• Menu Soft keys (6): The menu soft keys are displayed on the right side of the screen. They allow the user to navigate through the menu directory. The soft keys are shown initially when the Map page is first displayed. After a configurable period of time, the soft keys are removed from the Map page. Tapping on the Map page causes the menu soft keys to display again. The MAIN MENU soft key returns to the Aviation Main Menu page.

• Title Bar (7): The title bar shows the currently selected map view across the bottom of the Map page.

• The ZOOM OUT (8) the map.

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• Map Range (9): The current range (labeled RNG ) is displayed in the range tag window in the lower left corner of the display. The range distance unit (nautical miles, statute miles or kilometers) is configured in the System Setup-GENERAL SYSTEM SETUP page. Range is measured on the map as the distance from the center of the aircraft symbol to the outer ring around the aircraft. The inner ring is at one-half the displayed range value. These rings are turned on or off in System SetupMAP SETUP page.

• Status window (10): When there is a new aircraft status, a flashing icon is displayed in the status window in the left bottom

of the data window column

. The status window also shows the battery condition and the status of the XM weather receiver (if installed) and traffic information (if installed)

. .

Caution: When AV8OR has lost its GPS position fix, a blue “No position data” caution message is displayed across the screen and the aircraft symbol is not displayed.

Figure 3-15: Map – No position data CAUTION

If no altitude data is available and the map display option is set to Relative Terrain Map, then a “No Altitude Available” message is displayed.

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Figure 3-16: Map – No Altitude Available CAUTION

Image overlays on Map page: The Topo On Map – Overlay Setup

page shows the images that can be overlaid on the Map page, as shown in the following figure.

Figure 3-17: Topo On Map - Overlay Setup

• Flight Plan: When there is an active flight plan, the legs and turning points of the flight plan are shown (Including Direct-To).

• Flight Log Trail: Flight log points are plotted when the flight log overlay has been enabled for the current map scale.

• Metar: If a meteorological aviation report (METAR) is available, the METAR icon shows on the map. Tap on the METAR icon to show the text METAR page.

• TFR: If a TFR is available, a yellow and black dashed TFR boundary is displayed on the map as shown in the figure below.

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Figure 3-18: TFR Overlay

Tap on the TFR boundary to show the TFR Pop-UP window.

Figure 3-19: TFR Overlay - Popup

Tap on the MORE INFO soft key to show the Temporary Flight Restriction window.

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Figure 3-20: TFR Overlay - MORE INFO

• Lightning: A lightning strike icon shows in areas where lightning occurs as shown in the following figure.

Figure 3-21: Lightning Strikes on Map Page

A Lightning strike icon may be caused by a single or multiple strikes in the same area.

Each strike is less than 7 minutes old when it is initially displayed on the Map page. Each strike is displayed for 20 minutes. A lightning strike can remain on the Map page for up to 27 minutes total.

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CAUTION

The lightning strikes and displayed weather are for informational purposes only. Weather information from the XM receiver is not real time and the displayed weather images should not be used for tactical flying.

• Map page Pointer/Non-Pointer:

The Non-pointer MAP mode screen is displayed showing the aircraft’s current position on the map using the aircraft symbol in the center of the screen, if valid GPS signals are available.

Figure 3-22: Map – Non-pointer Map mode

If the soft keys have been hidden, touching anywhere on the screen in the Main Map Window, will activate a black arrow pointer and the CLEAR PTR and PTR MENU soft keys will be shown. The pointer follows the finger or stylus around the screen until the finger or stylus is lifted from the screen. The pointer can be moved in any direction to interrogate WPTs or specific map features, such as: airports, airspace, user defined WPTs and so on. While the pointer is active the map stops moving to permit easier pointer access to objects, and the aircraft moves over the map.

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Figure 3-23: Map – Pointer Map mode

In Pointer Map mode, the pointer tag window displays the pointer position in the currently selected coordinate system. Below the pointer tag window, the title window component displays the bearing and distance of the pointer relative to the aircraft’s position.

Figure 3-24: Map – Pointer Tag Window / Title Window

The pointer is removed from the screen after 30 seconds of no further input (touching and dragging of the pointer).

• Auto-Hide Soft keys: When the map mode is displayed without touching any control, the on-screen soft key labels are removed from the screen after a period of time that is configurable, as shown in Figure 3-25. The default time is 30 seconds.

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Figure 3-25: Map – Without soft keys

For configuration of the Auto-Hide Soft keys, please refer to the General System Setup page in the System Setup section.

The lab

els are redisplayed when the user touches the screen. This feature maximizes the visible area for mapping. This feature can be disabled by setting the Auto-Hide Keys on the Map Mode Page to

OFF in the General System Setup page (Refer to the

General

System Setup section on page 3-114).

Data Fields

Up to four data windows can show at a time on the left side of the map page. Up to 9 data windows can be configured for display. The five data windows that do not show on the page are displayed by dragging the data windows up or down to show the data fields that are off screen.

Data fields are selected in the System Setup Menu, Refer to

Data Field Setup section on page 3-125.

the The Data Fields that follow can be selected for display on the map

page.

Altitude Data Field

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Bearing Data Field

The Bearing Data Field displays the bearing of the current destination WPT for the aircraft position in degrees relative to magnetic north.

Course Deviation Indicator (CDI) Data Field

The Course Deviation Indicator Data Field displays the perpendicular distance from the aircraft position to the desired track. The triangle in the center displays whether the aircraft is going TO or FROM the destination WPT. If the triangle points upwards, the aircraft is going TO the destination. If the triangle points downwards, the aircraft is going FROM the destination. The table below displays the full scale limits for the CDI.

Table 3-1 Course Deviation Limits

Units Available CDI limits

Nautical miles 0.3 nm, 1.0 nm and 5.0 nm Statute miles 0.4 sm, 1.0 sm and 5.0 sm Kilometers 0.6 km, 2.0 km and 10.0 km

Departure Time Data Field

The departure time window displays the departure time when the ground speed of the aircraft is 20 knots or higher. The time is displayed in HH:MM format. The time is dashed if there is no departure time available.

Distance to Waypoint Data Field

The distance to waypoint data window displays the distance from the aircraft to the destination waypoint. The distance is displayed in the currently selected units for distance.

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Desired Track Data Field

The desired track data window displays the magnetic angle from the start waypoint to the destination waypoint as an integer value

En-Route Safe Altitude Data Field

The en-route safe altitude data window displays the highest “minimum off-route altitude” along the track line between the start and destination waypoints. The ESA is displayed in the currently selected altitude units.

Estimated Time of Arrival Data Field

The estimated time of arrival data window displays the calculated arrival time calculated as the distance to the destination waypoint, divided by the ground speed, plus the current time.

Estimated Time En-Route Data Field

The estimated time en-route data window displays the calculated time en route as the distance to the destination waypoint, divided by the ground speed. If the ETE is greater than 10 minutes then the format is HH:MM. If HH is less than 10 then no leading zeroes are displayed. Otherwise the format is MM:SS, with leading zeroes displayed. If the ETE is invalid or greater than 24 hours then “--:--“ is displayed.

Examples are shown in the following table:

Table 3-2 Calculated Time En Route

1hr 55 min 1 : 55 1min:55 sec 01 : 55 24 min : 24 35 sec 00 : 35

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Flight Time Data Field

The flight time data window displays the current flight duration in HH:MM format. The flight timer displays the current time in flight or, if the flight has ended, the duration of the flight just ended. The flight timer begins counting when the ground speed exceeds 20 knots. The flight timer continues until the unit shuts down, or until the ground speed has been below 3 knots for 5 minutes. If the ground speed exceeds 20 knots after the flight time had previously stopped then the flight time continues from the previous flight time.

Groundspeed Data Field

The ground speed data window displays the current

aircraft ground speed in the configured units.

Minimum Safe Altitude Data Field

The minimum safe altitude data window displays the minimum off-route altitude (from the Jeppesen MORA database.) at the current aircraft position. The MSA value is displayed in the currently selected units for altitude. If the position is invalid then the MSA value is displayed as dashes.

Near Position Data Field

The near position data window displays the current aircraft position relative to a near-by database feature that is determined by the user configuration. If the displayed distance to the nearest selected database feature is less than 0.1, in the currently selected distance units, then the position is described as ‘AT’ the database feature. If the distance is 0.1 or more then the compass bearing from the database feature is also displayed.

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SSW). The icon, used to display the database item on the map, is displayed immediately below the ident. The ident is displayed to the maximum width displayable in the selected data window size.

Present Position Data Field

The present position data window displays the coordinates of the aircraft position in the currently selected coordinate system. If the present position is unknown then dashes are displayed.

Stop Watch Data Field

The Stop Watch Window displays the current value of the Stop Watch in MM:SS format. The time counts up from 00:00 when enabled (started) and the text color changes to yellow. The time stops counting when disabled and the text color changes to white. The time is displayed as --:-- in white text when the window is first displayed. The largest value that can show is 99:59 at which time it rolls over to 00:00.

Time Data Field

The time data window displays the current system time in the selected time zone. The selected time zone abbreviation is displayed in the data window title, after the word TIME. If the time is unavailable then dashes are displayed. The table below lists the time zones that are selectable:

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Table 3-3 Time Zones

Time Zone

Description O

Abbreviation

LCL Local time –user

configurable offset from

UTC UTC Universal time 0:00 GST Greenland Standard Time -3:00 GDT Greenland Daylight Saving

Time ATS Atlantic Standard Time -4:00 ATD Atlantic Daylight Saving

Time EST Eastern Standard Time -5:00 EDT Eastern Daylight Saving

Time CST Central Standard Time -6:00 CDT Central Daylight Saving

Time MST Mountain Standard Time -7:00 MDT Mountain Daylight Saving

Time PST Pacific Standard Time -8:00 PDT Pacific Daylight Saving

Time AKS Alaska Standard Time -9:00 AKD Alaska Daylight Saving

Time HAS Hawaii Standard Time -10:00 HAD Hawaii Daylight Saving

Time SST Samoa Standard Time -11:00 SDT Samoa Daylight Saving

Time -

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User defined

-2:00

-3:00

-4:00

-5:00

-6:00

-7:00

-8:00

-9:00

-10:00

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steer to reduce the track angle error.

Track Angle Data Field

The track angle data window displays the track angle of the aircraft over the ground in integer degrees relative to magnetic north.

Track To Steer Data Field

The track to steer data window displays the calculated optimum track over ground angle to be flown to achieve the desired track to the destination waypoint as an integer value relative to magnetic north.

Traffic Mini-Targets Data Field

The traffic mini-targets data field displays a reduced representation of the main traffic display within a double height data field. All of the mini-traffic targets are displayed relative to the nose of the aircraft. The traffic mini-targets only show when the Map page is in “Track Up” mode. This prevents confusion between the main Map page display and the mini targets display. The traffic mini-targets data field displays targets out to 6 nm (7 sm or 10 km).

Waypoint Ident Data Field

The waypoint ident data window displays the ident of the current destination waypoint. If the waypoint ident is unavailable then dashes are displayed. The waypoint ident is truncated to fit into the size of the data window.

Cross Track Error Data Field

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The cross track error data window displays the magnitude of, and direction to steer, to reduce the perpendicular distance between the aircraft position and the desired track. An arrow is displayed to the right of the cross track error value indicating the direction to steer to reduce the cross track error.

VFR MOVING MAP OPERATION Map Zooming

ZOOM IN or ZOOM OUT changes the current map range to the next

value. Holding either soft key smoothly increments or decrements (changes the range by 10 percent) through the ranges permitting the user to stop at almost any range value desired. Pushing the opposite ZOOM soft key steps the range in the opposite direction. The map range value will be displayed on the RNG label.

The ZOOM IN and ZOOM OUT soft keys disappear when the maximum or minimum limit is reached.

When the pilot operates the unit outside of the data base region contained on the SD card and zooms into a range that requires the high resolution terrain data, the pilot will see a purple background screen color and a message stating “Outside Database Region”. This warning and alert is issued at all zoom levels where the high resolution terrain data is not available.

Map View

The MAP VIEW soft key allows the user to select the information to be shown on the map. Tapping the MAP VIEW soft key on the MAIN MAP DISPLAY window brings up the CHANGE VIEW soft key.

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Figure 3-26: Map – Map View Setup

Tap the SAVE & EXIT soft key to return to the Map page.

Smart Profile

The Smart Profile mode displays the vertical profile of the flight path along the route of flight above the title bar. A cross section of the terrain for the flight is shown on the vertical profile. A dashed line is shown to represent the altitude of the flight path.

If Smart Profile is OFF, tapping the MAP VIEW soft key ,then the SMART PROFILE soft key toggles Smart Profile to ON. The map image shrinks 25% to show the SMART PROFILE on the bottom on the screen.

Figure 3-27: Map - Smart Profile On

If Smart Profile is ON tapping the SMART PROFILE soft key toggles the Smart Profile mode to OFF.

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obstructions are also displayed in the Smart Profile window.

Figure 3-28: Smart Profile - Airspace Vertical Boundaries

Auto Zoom

Tapping the AUTO ZOOM soft key resumes the Auto Zoom mode if Auto zoom has been set to “Suspended”.

Figure 3-29: Auto Zoom Mode

The Auto Zoom function can be turned on or off or suspended When flying the last leg of a Flight Plan or when flying a Direct To,

the system automatically zooms to a screen range that keeps the destination WPT within the display area. The system continues to zoom in to the lowest zoom level.

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fly away from the destination WPT, then the system zooms out automatically to keep the WPT within the display area.

When auto zoom is in operation AUTO (Automatic) is shown in the RNG (Range) display field. Pushing either the ZOOM IN or ZOOM OUT soft key cancels the auto zoom capability.

Change View

Tapping the CHANGE VIEW soft key toggles the display through the different map types. The Map page defaults to Topo On.

• Topo On

Figure 3-30: Map – Topo On

• Relative Terrain

CAUTION

NEVER USE THE TOPOGRAPHIC ELEVATION DISPLAYED ON THIS EQUIPMENT AS YOUR SOLE REFERENCE FOR TERRAIN AVOIDANCE.

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Figure 3-31: Map – Relative Terrain

• On the Relative Terrain map, the terrain is colored according to its height relative to the aircraft, as shown in the following table.

o A 0.5 nm radius circle around each is colored

according to the height of the obstacle relative to the aircraft, as shown in the following table.

Table 3-4 Relative Terrain

Relative Terrain Altitude (feet)

Relative Obstacle

Color Dither

Altitude (feet)

>= +250 >= -250 Red 50%

-250 to +249 -750 to –251 Yellow 50%

-750 to –251 -1250 to –751 Yellow 25%

-1250 to –751 -17500 to –1251 Dark Green /Dark Yellow

-2000 to –1251 < -2000 to -1751 Dark Green

< -2000 < -2000 Blac

o At ranges of 200 nm and less, areas not covered by

the terrain database are displayed using a 50 % red dithered pattern.

Pattern Percent Filled

50%

100% 100%

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o The Relative Terrain Map is rotated and scaled

consistent with the current map location, orientation and range.

o When terrain data is scaled for display, the highest

elevation is used for each location to determine its color.

o The 0.5 nm radius circles around obstacles are

displayed only if their radii after scaling are large enough to be shown.

o If altitude information is not available then a warning

message is displayed on the map image with the text “No Altitude Available. Relative Terrain Not Displayed.”

• Topo Off

Figure 3-32: Map – Topo Off

Tapping the MAP SETUP soft key allows the user to configure the Map Setup options. For more detail information about Map Setup, refer to the System Setup – Map Setup section.

NEAREST – Select Nearest Destination:

The NEAREST soft key gives access to the Nearest Database Selection window, as shown in Figure 3-33. The NE

lets the user get information or navigate using a WPT within the nearest database.

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Figure 3-33: Map – Nearest Database Selection

Tapping the NEAREST soft key on the Map page shows the Nearest Database Selection menu. In the menu you can select; Nearest Airports, Nearest VORs, Nearest User WPTs or Nearest Towns and Cities as a destination.

The 40 nearest Airports/Helipads, VORs or User Waypoints or a combination of them that are nearest to the aircraft’s current position are accessible through the Nearest Database Selection menu.

To select an item as your destination from the Nearest Database Selection Menu:

Tap the NEAREST soft key in MAP mode. Select the category (Near Airports, Near VORs, Near User WPTs,

Near Towns and Cities), using the pointer to highlight the selection. Tap the SELECT soft key to show the list of possible destinations for

the selected category.

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Figure 3-34: Map – Nearest Airport List

The user can select one destination and tap the MORE INFO soft key to view the detail information, as shown in Figure 3-35. The ZOOM IN an

d ZOOM OUT soft keys allow the user to change the airport area map range. Tap the NEXT soft key to display the next page of airport information.

Figure 3-35: Map – Airport information

For Nearest Airports, tapping the AIRPORT FILTER soft key allows the user to configure the airport filter by setting the minimum runway length and surface requirements. The filter will not allow airports below the minimum requirements to be displayed in the list.

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Figure 3-36: Map - Airport Filter

When the user has selected (highlighted) the nearest point in the desired destination list, the user taps the

soft key. The system sets a new course from the aircraft’s present position directly to the desired nearest point’s position and shows the new Direct-To course on the map.

To cancel an active Direct-To navigation, tap the soft key, tap the Clear soft key on the virtual keyboard and then tap the Enter soft key.

Waypoint Alert

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the estimated time to the next waypoint is about 20 seconds as shown in the following figure. Turning to establish the NEXT DTK will aid in intercepting the next leg of the flight plan.

Figure 3-38: Waypoint Alert

Turn Anticipation

When Turn Anticipation is enabled in Navigation Setup, it provides turn guidance to a new course to intercept the next leg of the flight plan. Waypoint Alerting begins when the estimated time to the start of the turn is about 20 seconds. The Waypoint Alert is annunciated by flashing the next desired track (NEXT DTK) window as shown in the figure above. When the computed turn point is reached TURN TO is displayed as shown in the following figure.

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Figure 3-39: Turn Anticipation

The required bank angle to follow the arc will normally be between 3° and 25° depending on the aircraft speed and the amount of course change.

DIRECT-TO Navigation

Direct-To Navigation lets the user set a course line from his current position to any other position. Direct-To Navigation can be done with the methods that follow:

• Create a Direct-To course from the Map.

• Create a Direct-To course from the keyboard entry.

• Re-center the aircraft when Direct-To is already enabled

• Bypass a WPT with a flight plan active

• Enter a new WPT with a flight plan active.

Create a Direct-To course from the Map

Pan and zoom in/out on the map to find the NAVAID point you want to set a course to. Tap on the NAVAID point to show its name, more detail information about the NAVAID point is shown by tapping the MORE INFO soft key, as shown in Figure 3-40.

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Figure 3-40: Map - Select a NAVAID

Tapping the PTR MENU soft key, on the right side of the screen, shows the soft key.

Figure 3-41: Map - Direct To a NAVAID

Tapping the

soft key causes the system to create a new course from the aircraft’s present position directly to the selected NAVAID point. The new course line is colored magenta.

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Figure 3-42: Map - Navigate to a NAVAID point

Create a Direct-To course from the keyboard entry (No Flight Plan)

Tap the soft key from the Map page to display the virtual keyboard on the screen as shown in Figure 3-43.

Figure 3-43: Map – Virtual Keyboard

Tap the Esc soft key to return to the Map page. Tap the Clear soft key to clear the entry you typed in. The user taps on the keyboard to enter the Ident, name or the

location of the existing NAVAID point. The closest match to the entry shows on the page as you type in the data. If the closest match is

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typing the complete location. After the Enter key is tapped, a Waypoint Entry screen shows

detailed information about the entered location.

Figure 3-44: Map – Entered Waypoint Info

Tap the CANCEL soft key to cancel the Direct-To and return to the virtual keyboard page to enter a different location or to Esc back to the Map page.

Tap the MORE INFO soft key to see additional information about the location. If additional pages are available, the NEXT INFO soft key shows. When finished browsing the additional data, tap the CLEAR soft key to return to the WayPoint Entry Screen.

Tap the OBS soft key to start an OBS course and show the magnetic heading from your present position to the WPT

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Tap the DIRECT TO soft key to accept the entered location. The system sets a new course from the aircraft’s present position directly to the entered WPT’s position and shows the new Direct-To course on the Map.

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Re-center aircraft when Direct-To is already enabled

When flying on a course using the Direct-To function, if the aircraft gets away from the course line on the map, the pilot can easily create a new course line to the destination from the aircraft’s present position by using the steps that follow:

Tap the

soft key from the Map page to display the virtual keyboard. The active Direct-To destination will already be filled in on the keyboard.

Figure 3-45: Re-center aircraft – Step 1

Tap the Enter soft key to use the entered WPT and re-center the course line from the aircraft’s present position to the destination.

Bypass a WPT with a flight plan active

When a flight plan is active, the pilot may want to bypass one of the WPTs in the flight plan and go direct to one of the other WPTs. Use the steps that follow to bypass a WPT.

The active course shows as a magenta line on the Map.

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Figure 3-46: Step 1 Bypass a WPT

Tap on the

soft key to display the Active Flight Plan page.

Figure 3-47: Bypass a WPT - Step 2

Highlight the WPT in the Active Flight Plan you want to go to next.

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Figure 3-48: Bypass a WPT - Step 3

Tap on the

soft key to create a new course from the aircraft’s

present position to the selected WPT.

Figure 3-49: Bypass a Waypoint Step 4

Enter a Direct-To WPT with a flight plan active.

The active course shows as a magenta line on the Map.

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Figure 3-50: Enter a New WPT with Flight Plan Active

Tap on the

soft key to display the Active Flight Plan page.

Figure 3-51: Enter New WPT – Select KEYBD Soft key

Tap on the KEYBD ENTRY soft key to display the virtual keyboard entry screen with the next WPT entry already entered.

Enter the new WPT you want to go direct to.

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Figure 3-52: Enter New WPT Ident

Tap on the Enter soft key when done and then tap on the OK soft key to activate the Direct-To WPT. This will suspend the active flight plan and create a new course from the aircraft present position to the selected location. The new course shows in a magenta color.

PTR MENU

Create a User Waypoint

When you tap a NAVAID point or any blank place on the map, the PTR MENU soft key is displayed. Tap the PTR MENU soft key to show the pointer menu.

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Figure 3-54: Map –PTR MENU – Save Waypoint

Choose the Save Waypoint item, and tap the SELECT soft key, a user defined WPT is created at the point position on the map with the name USRXXX. Tap on the waypoint to show the User Waypoint popup window, as shown in the figure below

Figure 3-55: Map – User Defined Waypoint

The User Waypoint popup window lists the waypoint ID and the date and time the waypoint was created.

Tap on the MORE INFO soft key to display additional information about the waypoint.

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Figure 3-56: User Waypoint - MORE INFO

Tap the DELETE WPT soft key to delete the waypoint. Tap the CLEAR soft key to return to the previous menu.

Center the Map around Pointer Position

On the Map page, tap a point on the map to display the PTR MENU soft key.

Figure 3-57: PTR Menu - Center to Map

Tap on the PTR MENU soft key to show the pointer menu.

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Figure 3-58: Pointer Menu

Choose the Center Map option and tap the SELECT soft key to center the position of the Map page on the pointer position.

Figure 3-59: Map Centered on Pointer

PTR MENU – DIRECT-TO Navigation

The DIRECT TO shows the course to navigate the aircraft to the desired WPT directly when the WPT was selected from the pointer map mode screen. When the user moves the pointer arrow to any desired map location, the pointer’s position (PTR), bearing (PBRG)

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VFR Moving Map Function and distance (PDIS) are shown on two lines at the bottom left of the

screen

To select a user defined point on the map:

If the user taps on a point on the map that is not a NAVAID pointer stored in database, taps on the PTR MENU soft key and then taps

the the pointer position on the map and a new course from the aircrafts present position directly to the selected NAVAID point is created. The new course line is colored magenta.

soft key, a temporary WPT named USRXXX is created at

Figure 3-60: Map – Navigate to a user defined WPT

PTR MENU – OBS Navigation

To select a NAVAID point on the map:

If the user touches a NAVAID point on the map and taps the PTR MENU soft key, the OBS soft key will be shown. After the OBS soft

key is tapped, the OBS window shows the magnetic course to the NAVAID.

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Figure 3-61: OBS Course to NAVAID

To select a user defined point on the map:

If the point the user touches is not a NAVAID point, then after the OBS soft key is tapped, a temporary WPT is created at that position. The OBS course ends at that user defined temporary WPT.

To edit the OBS Course Angle, double tap on the OBS Course Window to open a key pad.

After the OBS point is selected the OBS course selection window is shown and the DONE,

and CANCEL OBS soft keys are

displayed, as shown in Figure 3-62.

Figure 3-62: Map –OBS Start

Tap the DONE soft key and the adjusted OBS course is activated and a course is generated to the selected point, as shown in Figu re 3-63.

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Figure 3-63: Map – OBS Navigation

Tap the OBS ADJUST soft key to show the following window.

Figure 3-64: Map – OBS Configuration

Here double tapping on the OBS Course window allows the user to adjust the OBS course.

The user can fly an OBS course to any selected point even while flying an active flight plan. This provides the ability to show an extended runway centerline for any airport or user selected point of interest.

Cancel the OBS using the

or CANCEL OBS soft keys.

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Center Map

In pointer map mode (User taps on the map and a black pointer is shown and the PTR MENU soft key is tapped), the CENTER MAP soft key is shown as an option on the Pointer Menu. Refer to Figure 3-54.

The CENTER MAP option is tapped to center the map on the PTR position on the map.

Tap on the CLEAR PTR to return clear the PTR position and center the aircraft on the map. The PTR position will remain centered on the Map for a period of time and then the Map page changes to show the aircraft position centered on the Map.

Center To WPT/Center Aircraft

After any kind of navigation was activated, in Non-Pointer mode, the CENTER TO WPT soft key is shown for the user to view the WPT position on the map.

The CENTER TO WPT soft key changes to a CENTER AIRCRAFT soft key after the CENTER TO WPT soft key is tapped.

The CENTER AI RCRAFT soft key is shown for the user to show the aircraft’s present position on the map.

Figure 3-65: Map – Center to WPT

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Figure 3-66: Map – Center Aircraft

Selectable GPS Data Source

The AV8OR system can receive data from either the internal or an external GPS Source. When an external source is configured, the unit uses data from it. Switching to the internal GPS source is automatic when data from the external source is no longer valid or available.

AUTONAV

When enabled, AutoNav allows the AV8OR to automatically switch to the internal GPS source when the external source is unavailable or has failed.

The AutoNav function is not enabled until both the internal and the external position source have acquired a valid satellite fix or the Go Fly program has been running for 4 minutes.

If the external position source is invalid for more than 5 seconds, the Go Fly program will switch to the internal GPS antenna.

The following sequence of events occurs:

• If the flight plan source is the external GPS, then the flight plan is captured and cross-referenced to the internal database.

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• The following warning message is displayed that requires pilot confirmation. “The external GPS source is no longer available. The GPS source has been changed to the internal GPS backup. GPS limited to VFR use only. PRESS OK TO ACKNOWLEDGE”.

• Touching the OK soft key closes the message window.

• If the external GPS source becomes valid again for a period

of more than 5 seconds, the AutoNav function automatically switches back to the external GPS source.

• The following warning message window is displayed that requires pilot confirmation. “The external GPS source is now available. The GPS source has been changed to the external GPS source. PRESS OK TO ACKNOWLEDGE”.

• Tapping the OK soft key closes the message window.

STOP WATCH

Figure 3-67: Stop Watch Data Field

The stopwatch can be started or stopped only when the data window shows on the Map screen.

When the stopwatch is stopped, double tap the the timer.

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When the stopwatch is running, double tap the icon to stop

the timer. Double tap the

icon to reset it. When the stopwatch is active, it continues to count even if the stopwatch data window is not being displayed.

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FLIGHT PLAN FUNCTION

VFR flight plans can be created in the AV8OR-XP when configured to use the internal GPS.

Flight plans can also be created on a PC with the Jeppesen FliteStar© PC application. Refer to the Chapter 7 Appendix section, for more information on how to import a flight plan.

The FLIGHT PLAN function is selected through the Aviation Main

Menu, as shown in Figure 3-7. Tap on the

icon to open the

Flight Plans Index page.

Figure 3-68: Flight Plan Index Page

Two options are available from the Initial Page, NEW FPLAN and USER WPTS.

USER WPTS

Tapping the USER WPTS soft key shows the current User defined WPTs list. Refer to Figure 3-93.

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Figure 3-69: Flight Plan - User Waypoint List

The user can tap the NEW WPT soft key to define a new WPT. A maximum of 1000 user WPTs can be created.

The user can also tap the EDIT WPT soft key to edit the selected WPT’s parameters.

Figure 3-70: Flight Plan – New/Edit User Waypoint

When the user creates a new WPT or edits an existing WPT, the User Waypoint Edit page is shown. The AV8OR system creates a default: Ident name, Icon, Position, Comment 1 and Comment 2 parameters for the new WPT. The default Ident name is in the format USRXXX and the default position is the current aircraft’s position.

In the User Waypoint Edit page the user can edit all these parameters. Highlight the Ident item, and the CLEAR IDENT soft key becomes available to clear the current Ident name. Highlight the

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becomes available to clear the comment text. Tap the RNG&BRG soft key to display the range and bearing

configuration page.

Figure 3-71: Flight Plan – WPT Range and Bearing Config

In the Range and Bearing page the DELETE soft key allows the user to delete this WPT. The SAVE&EXIT soft key saves all WPT configurations and exits to the User Waypoint List page (Note: If the

user entered the User Waypoint Edit page from the VFR moving map page, then this screen will return to the VFR moving map page.)

Tap the USER WPT soft key to return to the User Waypoint Edit page.

User Airport Entry

If a VFR Airport Icon is selected for the Icon field, a NEXT soft key is displayed on the screen as shown in the following figure.

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