1.5 Resetting the NAV SD
The reset procedure allows the pilot to restart the NAV SD in the unlikely event that it freezes, or stops
responding (if this ever occur please report it to our support email). To reset the NAV SD push S1 (Menu)
key and the S4 (Down arrow) key, simultaneously, for at least two seconds. The display will go blank and
after will return in Flight mode.
Note: Resetting the NAV SD will also reset ight data, e.g. task status.
1.6 Setting the Volume
The NAV SD sound volume can be adjust using one FS Key, or trough the Vario Accoustics option of the
Settings Menu (see Section
4.9.3
). The NAV SD has six dierent sound levels, plus no sound. The current
volume level can be seen using the sound element (see Section
3.1.2
for more details).
Pressing the dened FS Key will scroll up the sound level until the maximum value. Pressing more will
mute the sound before start scrolling again starting from the minimum value.
Note: Changing the volume using an FS key is only valid for the current ight, and will not
override the volume level setting. Every time the instrument is turned on, if the sound is
muted, an alarm is generated in order to notify the pilot.
Note: When the instrument is turned on the sound can be muted despite the volume level
settings. This occurs due to the Auto silent mode is activated (see Section
4.9.5
for more
details)
1.7 Flight Start and Recording
Most of the NAV SD features are only available after the Flight Start. This procedure is taken in order to
avoid wrong calculations due to missing data. Flight starts when all of there 3 conditions are met:
1. GPS 3d x is established;
2. Speed goes over the congured Start Speed (default value is 8km/h)
3. Average vario is greater than +-0.15m/s
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