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OCT 2017 PMA8000G Pilot Guide
Message #1 is designed to only play when the trigger is valid, and
stop when removed, such as an autopilot disconnect alert. It will not
stop when the PLAY or remote acknowledge button is pushed.
flightmate® messages
The flightmate “scratchpad” recording offers 2 ½ minutes of record-
ing time for checklists or other messages. To start recording, press
and hold the flightmate “PLAY” button. A chime tone indicates the
start of the recording. This recording can be played by pressing the
PLAY button until the recording starts to playback.
Radio Playback
The radio recording portion is a continuous loop recorder, (last mes-
sage received will be the first heard), the recorder has 45 seconds of
recording time, or up to eight messages. There are no buttons to press
to start recording. The system automatically begins to record the in-
stant the radio selected for transmit becomes active. Only the pilot and
copilot will hear the playback audio.
To play back the last recorded message, you quickly press PLAY.
You must wait for the message to stop playing before accessing the
prior message. To cancel the playback, quickly press the PLAY but-
ton again. The next time the button is pressed, the next earlier mes-
sage will be heard. If the radio becomes active while a message is
playing, the message playback will stop. The new audio will not be
stored.
Messages are lost when a different radio is selected for transmit.
The playback will stop whenever there is more incoming selected com
audio, and the message can be replayed from the beginning.
Note:
an
external playback button may also be installed in a convenient loca-
tion.
Bluetooth Connection
1. Turn on the PMA8000G.
2. From your Bluetooth enabled device, search for other devices,
and select the PMA8000G.
3. The PMA8000G should connect automatically. The Bluetooth
symbol will light up.
You can now make and receive calls with the audio directed through
the audio panel, and stream music as Music input 1.
The PMA8000G can be paired with up to eight individual devices.
When that number is exceeded, one device will be automatically un-
paired to allow the new device. The device eliminated will be selected
at random by the Bluetooth module.
Hint, if your old phone is not
