Avidyne Entegra EX5000, Pilot'S Manual

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Map Symbols—Runways and Flight Plan
600-00121-001 Rev 01 -21- Entegra EX5000
3) Ownship Symbol —Shows the position of your aircraft in relation
to the moving map and the selected view.
4) Traffic Indications —Shows traffic symbol relative to current
position and includes relative altitude (when available) with
respect to airplane symbol. See your traffic sensor User’s Manual
for further details. When available, TIS installations will show a
ground track “stinger” for each intruder, indicating the intruder’s
track as measured by ground radar. Traffic Symbols are shown in
Table 3.1 Traffic Symbols on page 28.
5) Obstacles —The EX5000’s database contains towers and other
obstacles greater than 200 feet AGL. Obstacles can be displayed
with MSL altitude label.
Note : The Garmin GNS 430 does not differentiate curved flight path
segments from straight segments when interfaced with the EX5000 via an
RS232 interface. Therefore, the EX5000 will connect the beginning and end
waypoints of a curved segment, such as a DME arc, with a straight line.
Under these circumstances, ignore the straight line. Fly the approach
procedures using the GNS 430 navigator’s CDI as the primary reference.
Consult your avionics installation facility to determine if your EX5000 is
interfaced to the GNS 430 via ARINC 429 or RS232.
Note : The Garmin 400W/500W can use the parallel track. For Garmin
400W/500W software at Release 2 or earlier, if a parallel track is active, the
current non-offset leg will be displayed in white. For Garmin 400W/500W
software at Release 3 or later, if a parallel track is active, the parallel track
leg will be displayed in white.
Note : For example, a 2000 foot tall TV tower located in Denver (elevation
5300 feet MSL) will be depicted as being at 7300 feet MSL.
Table 2.3 Obstacle Graphics
Graphic Meaning Height (AGL)
Single Obstacle 200’ AGL to < 1000’ AGL