DG Flugzeugbau DG 202, Flight Manual

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5.3.3 Programming of a new TASK
The programming of a new task can be made also in the TSK EDIT menu, but only with changing the previously
programmed and stored task. The menu NEW prevents the overwritng of the programmed task.
Das Menü NEW schützt vor dem Überschreiben einer bereits programmierten Aufgabe.
As mentioned abowe by the TASK SELECT an empty task has to be selected and the submenu NEW should be
opened. The question COPY TSK appears on the display, this is only needed to copy a task under the new TSK
number e.g. to achieve a certain task order. So if you answer N (no) and confirm it with ENTER the empty task is
dispalyed. After the answering INVERT N/Y and CP N/Y the cursor will place to the first turning point (0) which
can be activated by pushing ENTER. As by editing the submenu SELECT, INSERT, and DELETE appears. Chose
SELECT and you will be able to select TP’s out of the TP’s database and by pushing ENTER the selected TP will
be dispaleyed in the coresponding position.
a) Search for a name b) Browsing tgrough all TP´s
Enter the first four letters of the TP in the usual way at
the position of the four stars and confirm each time
with ENTER.
Instead of entering the name push ESC button once.
Now all the programmed TP’s appear in alphabetical
order in the line below. The selction is made by
UP/DOWN keys and ENTER key.
The whole process is repeated as long as all desired turning points of the task are programmed. As soon as more
than two points are entered in the task the DX 50 calculates the total distance of the task as well as the distances an
courses of the single legs and dispalys them.
5.3.3.1
Declaration of a TASK (DECLARE only by DX 50 FAI)***********
The declaration of a task is a very important procedure which should done on the ground before the flight.
DECLARE is a submenu in the TSK mode. If the declaration of the task is not correct the record flights (badges)
are invalid. There are two different ways how to declare a task:
-a ) - with a PC by header transmission (see LXFAI manual)
-b ) - by DX 50 as follows: