Garmin GNX 375, Pilot'S Manual, Page: 154 / 244

3-78 GPS 175/GNX 375 Pilot’s Guide 190-02207-02 Rev. B
Navigation
If pilot exceeds the horizontal alarm limits:
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Approach downgrades to non-precision
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“LNAV” annunciates on Map to inform of the change
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Advisory message: “GPS approach downgraded. Use LNAV minima.”
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Pilot continues approach using LNAV non-precision minimums, if applicable
If GPS integrity does not meet the non-precision horizontal alarm limits:
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Advisory message: “Abort Approach. GPS approach is no longer available.”
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Pilot acknowledges message
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Unit reverts to terminal limits of 1 nm to support navigation to the missed
approach
When crossing the final approach fix:
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Waypoint sequences to the missed approach point
(e.g., RW31, the runway threshold)
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Pilot flies toward missed approach point, keeping the needle on the external
CDI (or HSI) at center, observing published altitude minimums
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Final course segment becomes the active flight plan leg on Map
Approaching missed approach point:
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Advisory message: “Arriving at Waypoint.”
At the missed approach point:
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Pilot initiates missed approach, if necessary
If the approach indicates “LP+V,” then advisory vertical guidance may be
removed without annunciation. This is due to the vertical guidance not being
within tolerances.
This does not constitute a downgrade. You may still fly the approach to LP
minimums.