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NAD27 Alaska

North American 1927- Alaska

NAD27 Bahamas

North American 1927-
Bahamas (excluding San Salvador
Island)

NAD27 Canada

North American 1927- Canada and
Newfoundland

NAD27 Canal Zone

North Am. 1927- Canal Zone

NAD27 Caribbn

North American 1927- Caribbean
(Barbados, Caicos Islands, Cuba,
Dom. Rep., Grand Cayman, Jamaica,
Leeward and Turks Islands)

NAD27 Central

North American 1927- Central
America (Belize, Costa Rica, El
Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras,
Nicaragua)

NAD27 CONUS

North Am. 1927- Mean Value

NAD27 Cuba

North American 1927- Cuba

NAD27 Grnland

North American 1927-
Greenland (Hayes Peninsula)

NAD27 Mexico

N. American 1927- Mexico

NAD27 San Sal

North American 1927- San Salvador
Island

NAD83

North American 1983- Alaska,
Canada, Central America, CONUS,
Mexico

Nhrwn Masirah

Nahrwn- Masirah Island (Oman)

Nhrwn Saudi A

Nahrwn- Saudi Arabia

Nhrwn United A

Nahrwn- United Arab Emirates

Naparima BWI

Naparima BWI- Trinidad and
Tobago

Obsrvtorio ‘66

Observatorio 1966- Corvo
and Flores Islands (Azores)

Old Egyptian

Old Egyptian- Egypt

Old Hawaiian

Old Hawaiian- Mean Value

Oman

Oman- Oman

Ord Srvy GB

Old Survey Grt Britn- England, Isle
of Man, Scotland, Shetland Isl.,
Wales

Pico De Las Nv

Canary Islands

Ptcairn Ast ‘67

Pitcairn Astro ‘67- Pitcairn Isl.

Prov S Am ‘56

Prov So Amricn ‘56- Bolivia,
Chile,Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana,
Peru, Venezuela

Prov S Chln ‘63

Prov So Chilean ‘63- S. Chile

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico & Virgin Islands

Qatar National

Qatar National- Qatar

Qornoq

Qornoq- South Greenland

Reunion

Reunion- Mascarene Island

Rome 1940

Rome 1940- Sardinia Island

RT 90

Sweden

Santo (Dos)

Santo (Dos)- Espirito Santo Island

Sao Braz

Sao Braz- Sao Miguel, Santa
Maria Islands (Azores)

Sapper Hill ‘43

Sapper Hill 1943- East Falkland
Island

Schwarzeck

Schwarzeck- Namibia

Sth Amrcn ‘69

South American ‘69- Argentina,
Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia,
Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru,
Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago

South Asia

South Asia- Singapore

SE Base

Southeast Base- Porto Santo
and Madiera Islands

SW Base

Southwest Base- Faial, Graciosa,
Pico, Sao Jorge and Terceira Islands
(Azores)

Timbalai 1948

Timbalai 1948- Brunei and E.
Malaysia (Sarawak and Sabah)

Tokyo

Tokyo- Japan, Korea, Okinawa

Tristan Ast ‘68

Tristan Astro 1968- Tristan da
Cunha

Viti Levu 1916

Viti Levu 1916- Viti Levu/ Fiji
Islands

Wake-Eniwetok

Wake-Eniwetok- Marshall Isl.

WGS 72

World Geodetic System 1972

WGS 84

World Geodetic System 1984

Zanderij

Zanderij- Surinam

Map Datums

APPENDIX D

92 manual 4/15/98 3:49 PM Page 74

Summary of Contents for GPS 92

Page 1: ...O w n e r Õ s M a n u a l R e f e r e n c e GPS 92 GPS 92 92 manual 4 15 98 3 48 PM Page 1 ...

Page 2: ...92 manual 4 15 98 3 48 PM Page 2 ...

Page 3: ...uced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or manual including photocopying and record ing for any purpose without the expressed written permission of GARMIN Information in this document is subject to change without notice GARMIN reserves the right to change or improve its products and to make changes in the con tent without obligation to notify any person or organization of such c...

Page 4: ...the tracking number clearly marked on the outside of the package and sent freight prepaid and insured to a GARMIN warranty service station A copy of the original sales receipt is required as the proof of purchase for warranty repairs Once your standard warranty expires GARMIN s flat rate service policy provides a low cost fast turnaround factory repair for three additional years The flat rate is s...

Page 5: ...e operating features of the unit This manual is organized into three sections for your convenience Section One Getting Started introduces you to the basic features of the unit and provides a quick start orientation Section Two Simulator Tour provides a step by step lesson in how your new GPS 92 would operate in actual flight by utilizing the built in simulator Section Three Reference provides deta...

Page 6: ...ecessary FCC standards This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruc tions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to other equipment which can be determined b...

Page 7: ...iver 7 Acquiring Satellites 8 SECTION TWO GPS 92 Takeoff Tour Power On 9 Page Sequence 9 10 Simulator Mode 10 11 Activating a GOTO 11 Navigation Page 12 Position Page 13 Moving Map Page 13 14 Airport Pages and SUAs 15 16 Nearest Waypoints 16 17 AutoZoom 17 Canceling GOTO Navigation 17 18 Power Off 18 Table Of Contents INTRODUCTION 1 92 manual 4 15 98 3 48 PM Page 1 ...

Page 8: ...es FSS ARTCC 28 GOTO TracBack Navigation 29 32 Route Navigation 33 37 Satellite Status Page 38 39 Position Page 40 Map Page Map Options 41 47 Navigation Page 48 Main Menu Setup Menu 49 67 Appendix A Accessories Installation 68 69 Appendix B Specifications 70 Appendix C Messages 71 72 Appendix D Map Datums 73 74 Appendix E Index 75 76 92 manual 4 15 98 3 48 PM Page 2 ...

Page 9: ...ull away from side of unit Battery Compartment Door Power Data Cable Connector back side Arrow Keypad Detachable Antenna LCD Display The GPS 92 features a seven key keypad and a 100 x 64 pixel LCD display The dis play can be illuminated for nighttime operation Information which appears on the display is referred to as a page A page can include graphics text or both The graphic map display may incl...

Page 10: ... instant ly return the display to the nine nearest airports WAYPOINT Retrieves airport or navaid information from the GPS 92 s internal database or the user waypoint from memory Press twice to capture your present position and save as a waypoint ENTER Activates a highlighted field to allow data entry Confirms menu options and data entry ARROW KEYPAD Controls the movement of the cursor Used to sele...

Page 11: ...he ring 1 4 turn counterclockwise Open the compartment door to access the batteries 2 Install the batteries and close the compartment door When replacing the GPS 92 s batteries observe the polarity markings engraved in the plastic case The indicated polarity repre sents which end of the battery should be viewable when the compartment door is opened 3 Lock the door in the closed position by turning...

Page 12: ...ial ized or given the opportunity to find itself Once you initialize the unit to a position it will typically compute a fix within a few minutes Initialization is only necessary under the following conditions The first time you use your receiver new from the factory After the receiver has been moved over 500 miles with the power off from the last time you used it If the receiver s memory has been ...

Page 13: ...l be displayed while the unit conducts a self test Once testing is complete the Welcome Page is replaced by the Database Page which shows the effective date for the Jeppesen database then by the Status Page EZinit Your GPS 92 is shipped from the factory to display the EZinit initialization prompt when first used After a few seconds the EZinit prompt will appear on the Status Page allowing you to s...

Page 14: ... for your position and should acquire a fix within two or three minutes Verify getting a position fix by watching the status page transition to the position page provided you haven t pressed any other keys or by looking for a 2D NAV or 3D NAV status at the top left corner of the status page If you have trouble initializing the receiver or getting a position fix check the following Does the antenna...

Page 15: ...r mation page will be replaced with the satellite status page The status page provides a visual reference of satel lite acquisition and status with signal strength bars and a satellite sky view in the center of the screen Scrolling Through the Main GPS Pages The GPS 92 features five main GPS pages in a contin uous loop satellite status position map navigation and main menu Try scrolling through th...

Page 16: ... the initial position field where you can enter the starting position of our simulated flight Lockhart Municipal Airport 50R the ICAO identifier in Lockhart Texas Let s see how the data entry process works on the GPS 92 1 Press Eto begin data entry Notice that the high lighted area changes from the entire line to a single character Status Page Map Page Menu Page Position Page The Operation mode pa...

Page 17: ... keep the bearing and distance values at zero to keep your position located at the airport To return to the main menu page 1 Press Qtwice Activating a GOTO Once you have entered the starting position of your flight the next step is to select your GOTO destination Lakeway Airport 3R9 in Austin Texas 1 Press G 2 The GOTO page will appear with the identifier field ready to accept changes 3 Use the ar...

Page 18: ...elected speed Once a speed has been entered the navigation page will continuously update as we make our way to the desti nation airport We now need to enter the cruising altitude of our flight which can be entered from the position page 1 Press Puntil the position page appears 2 Move the field highlight to the ALT altitude field and press E 3 Enter an altitude of 2 500 feet using the arrow keys re...

Page 19: ...hted and press E 2 Press the down arrow key as often as needed to change the scale to the 30nm setting and press Eto confirm At the 30nm scale you ll be able to see your plane nearby airports and airspace boundaries The line up the center of the page represents the track up route from your starting point 50R to the destination airport 3R9 with your present position indicated by the plane icon Noti...

Page 20: ...ion or review the selected waypoint Try selecting KAUS just right of our current route to practice 1 With the field cursor on the zoom field press the down and or up arrow keys until the KAUS identifier field is highlighted 2 Press Eto review the waypoint location page for KAUS The waypoint location page for KAUS will appear providing you with the facility s name and location city state region wit...

Page 21: ... Once you re back on the moving map page you ll notice that our plane is getting close to the special use air space SUA surrounding KAUS Whenever you are within 2 nm of an SUA projected to enter an SUA or inside an SUA the GPS 92 will notify you with a message and supply detailed information on each SUA you are being alerted to By looking closely at the map display you ll notice that we will come ...

Page 22: ...your present position and is extremely useful for locating the nearest facility during an in flight emergency In addition nearest flight services stations FSS Air Route Traffic Control Centers ARTCC and special use airspace alarms can also be viewed To view the nearest waypoints of a particular catego ry you need to select the desired category from the cate gory field at the top of the nearest pag...

Page 23: ...setting and gradually zoom down the map scale to the 1 2 nm setting The map scale will zoom to the next lowest setting i e from 50nm to 30nm whenever the map can fit both your present position and your destination on the screen If you manually zoom in the map scale before this point the AutoZoom feature will resume once it catches up to the map scale you have selected down to 1 2 nm If the map is ...

Page 24: ...d the basic features of the GPS 92 and you re ready to take off with a powerful tool that can help make your flights smoother and more efficient To turn the GPS 92 off press and hold the red B key The unit will count down for two seconds as it shuts off Thank you for choosing the GARMIN GPS 92 We hope it will be a valuable navigation tool for you wherever your course may take you Be sure to carefu...

Page 25: ...uth Pacific Waypoint Categories Five categories of waypoint information are available through the M key Each category provides different types of detailed information for a selected facility Airports Identifier city state country facility name position lat lon elevation fuel services runways and communications frequencies VORs Identifier city state country facility name position lat lon frequency ...

Page 26: ...croll through the available database displaying any way points with the same identifier letters you have entered to that point Once the desired waypoint is displayed press E After you ve selected a waypoint category waypoint information can also be retrieved by entering the facility name of the airport the name of the VOR or NDB or their city location intersections and user waypoints cannot be ret...

Page 27: ...y to move the field highlight to the desired page prompt and press E Once you have moved from the initial airport page displayed the page prompt will automatically move for ward to the next available prompt This allows you to continuously cycle through the airport pages by simply pressing E repeatedly To exit the airport pages and return to the previously viewed page 1 Press Q Communication Page R...

Page 28: ... types of fuel available at the airport AV gas 80 87 octane 100 LL 100 130 octane JET Jet A Jet A 1 or Jet A MOGAS 87 octane unleaded Airport Communication Page The airport communication page shown at left dis plays radio frequencies and their usage for the selected airport and allows entry of a desired airport by identifier only The following frequencies are displayed if available ATIS Departure ...

Page 29: ... part time full time pilot controlled with fre quency no lighting or unknown If a selected airport has more than one runway addi tional runways can be viewed by selecting another run way from the designation field To view additional runways 1 Highlight the runway designation field 2 Press E 3 Use the arrow keypad to toggle through and select the desired runway 4 Press Eto confirm the selected runw...

Page 30: ...ormation The NDB waypoint page allows you to select a desired NDB by entering the identifier facility name or city In addition to displaying the identifier facility name and city state of the NDB the NDB page will show the latitude and longitude of the facility the region country and the frequency To view waypoint information on a NDB 1 Select the NDB category from the waypoint category field 2 En...

Page 31: ...p to 500 way points by manually entering a position or defining a range and bearing from an existing waypoint To view waypoint information for a user waypoint 1 Select the USR category from the waypoint category field 2 Enter the identifier name of the desired user waypoint 3 Press E The user waypoint page allows you to create new waypoints using one of three available methods Enter the exact coor...

Page 32: ...e bear ing BRG field 7 Press Eand enter the bearing to the new waypoint from the reference position 8 Press E to confirm the bearing The field highlight will move to the distance DST field 9 Press Eand enter the distance to the new waypoint from the reference position 10 Press E to confirm the distance The GPS 92 will calculate the coordinates of the waypoint and store it in memory User Comments O...

Page 33: ...e new waypoints using AutoStore AutoStore allows you to quickly store your present position and add the new waypoint to a selected route if desired To save your present position using AutoStore 1 Press Mtwice to capture your position if you re already on a waypoint page you ll only need to press the Mkey once The AutoStore page will appear showing the cap tured position and a default 3 digit waypo...

Page 34: ...point categories until the desired cate gory appears in the category field 4 Press Eto confirm the category The field highlight will move to the first waypoint on the list Nearest Flight Service Station ARTCC The nearest function also gives you detailed informa tion on the nearest FSS or ARTCC The nearest FSS or ARTCC page displays the facility name bearing and dis tance from your present position...

Page 35: ...ourse or a route there are a few basic concepts and terms that apply to all point to point GPS navigation Routes are broken down and navigated in smaller segments called legs The dia gram above shows a basic route consisting of five way points and four legs The waypoint you are going to in a leg is called the active to waypoint MAP and the waypoint immedi ately behind you is called the active from...

Page 36: ...y simply highlighting an identifier pressing the G key and confirming the GOTO page This method can be used to re center the CDI on the des tination waypoint or to manually skip ahead to a dif ferent route waypoint and resume the remainder of the route in sequence Once a GOTO is activated the GPS 92 will provide navigation guidance to the selected waypoint until the GOTO is cancelled To cancel an ...

Page 37: ...e the up arrow key to highlight the CLEAR LOG option 3 Press E The clear log confirmation page will appear Use the left arrow key to highlight the Yes prompt and press E To activate a TracBack route 1 From the map option page highlight the TRACK LOG option Press Eto access the track setup page 2 Highlight the TRACBACK option and press E Once TracBack has been activated the unit will take the track...

Page 38: ...ing the criteria set to AUTO will always provide the best TracBack route If the changes in direction and distance of your track log are very complex 30 waypoints may not be enough to accurately mark your exact path The receiver will then assign the 30 waypoints to the most significant points of your track and simplify segments with fewer changes in direction If you want to save a TracBack route co...

Page 39: ...the field will remain blank Below the waypoint list are the route page function fields which let you copy clear invert or activate the dis played route Routes 1 19 are used as storage routes with route 0 always serving as the active route you are navi gating If you want to save a route currently in route 0 be sure to copy it to another open route as it will be over written by the next route activa...

Page 40: ...ge Copying and Clearing Routes The route definition page is also used to copy a route to another route number This feature is useful when you make changes to the active route route 0 and want to save both the new route and the original route To copy a route 1 Highlight the route number field at the top of the page and press E 2 Select the desired route number and press E 3 Move the field highlight...

Page 41: ...routes 1 19 and copies it into the active route route 0 for navigation This system allows you to have an active route that you may edit during navigation and save as an entirely new route from the original You will have to copy the active route to an unused storage route to save it since new route or TracBack activation overwrites route 0 To activate a route 1 Select the route definition page and ...

Page 42: ...2 Press Eto invert the route To clear the active route from the active route page and stop route navigation 1 Use the arrow keys to select the CLR field 2 Press E Highlight the Yes prompt on the warning page and press Eto complete Reviewing Editing Routes Once a route has been created and stored in the GPS 92 it can be edited at any time even as an active route To edit a route from the active rout...

Page 43: ...oint will automatically be updated after you make the changes On Route GOTOs At the beginning of the route section we mentioned that the GPS 92 will automatically select the route leg closest to your position as the active leg This will give you steering guidance to the active to waypoint of that leg based on the desired track of the active leg If you would prefer to navigate directly toward anoth...

Page 44: ...lack box highlighted Once the receiver has found the satellite a hollow signal strength bar will appear to indicate that the satellite has been found and the receiver is collecting data from it and the sky view indicator will display the satellite number in black numbers not high lighted As soon as the GPS 92 has collected the necessary data to use the satellite for positioning the hollow bar will...

Page 45: ...s in 3D mode Poor GPS Coverage the receiver is no longer tracking enough satellites for a 2D or 3D fix Not Usable the receiver is unusable possibly due to incorrect initialization or abnormal satellite condi tions Turn the unit off and back on to reset Simulating Navigation the receiver is in simula tor mode EZinit Prompt The satellite status page also displays the EZinit prompt whenever a positio...

Page 46: ...nter an altitude Keep in mind that GPS altitude may vary signif icantly from pressure altimeters Never use GPS altitude for vertical navigation To enter an altitude manually 1 Highlight the altitude field and press E 2 Use the arrow keys to enter the altitude and press Eto confirm The position page also features a resettable trip odome ter to measure the total distance traveled while navigating To...

Page 47: ...ine Nearby waypoints are represented using various icons with the waypoint name also listed at lower scale settings Through the map option page you may select which features are displayed see page 45 46 The data fields located at the four corners of the map show the bearing and distance to a destination waypoint and your current track and speed over ground The two fields at the top corners of the ...

Page 48: ...om the zoom field use the right arrow key to highlight the pan field and press E 2 Use the arrow keys to move the map in any direction As you begin to move the map a crosshair will appear This crosshair will serve as a target marker for the moving map The distance and bearing to destination at the top of the page will now be replaced by the distance and bearing from your present position to the ta...

Page 49: ...hile you re panning This lets you move the map at a faster speed and zoom in for more waypoint details Once the pan function is activat ed the cursor highlight moves back to the zoom field To adjust the zoom range while panning 1 Press the Ekey to begin zoom scale selection 2 Use the up and down arrow keys to select the map scale Press Eto return to normal panning mode During panning the crosshair...

Page 50: ...a tures on or off and define a map orientation The MAP field lets you set the map to a north up track up the direction of current travel or a desired track up the direction of an active route leg orientation The RINGS field enables the on screen range rings which help you estimate the distance to items depicted on the map The distance defined by each ring is deter mined by the current zoom scale T...

Page 51: ...setting auto matic map scaling will be cancelled unless the map scale is manually returned to the current or smaller AutoZoom setting If the zoom field is active it has been highlighted and the E key has been pressed when the map is ready to scale down to the next level the AutoZoom feature will be cancelled The AutoZoom feature can be turned off through the map option menu described on page 44 Wa...

Page 52: ...ewing scale for an airspace category 1 Highlight the scale for the desired category and press E 2 Use the up and down arrow keys to select the desired setting and press E Track Log Options At the bottom of the map option menu is the TRACK LOG selection The corresponding track setup page lets you manage and erase the GPS 92 s track log data A track log is merely an electronic breadcrumb trail recor...

Page 53: ...TERVAL is selected press E enter a value in hours minutes and seconds and press E The rest of the track log setup page displays the percentage of memory used to store the current track log data and contains function fields used to clear the track log memory and activate the TracBack feature To clear the track log 1 Highlight CLEAR LOG and press E 2 A warning page will appear asking you to confirm ...

Page 54: ...scale points in the direction of your destination relative to your current ground track For instance if the arrow points up you are heading directly to your destination If the arrow points any other direction turn toward the arrow until it swings around and points up Then continue in that direction to reach your destination At the bottom of the page appears your estimated time enroute ETE cross tr...

Page 55: ...the setup menu option which provides access to the setup sub menu where you can select operating modes display and other settings to meet your specific preferences To select a setup option from the setup menu simply high light the desired listing and press E Setup Menu Option 49 Main Menu Setup Menu Messages Alarms E6 B Menu User Wpt List Routes Op Mode Nav CDI Units Position Datum Audio Display D...

Page 56: ...lated trips or name an initial position to speed up the acquisition process if the unit has moved more than 500 miles with the power off When the unit is in simulator mode you may select a known waypoint as your starting position or define a distance and bearing from a known waypoint to calculate your starting latitude and longitude When the unit is in normal mode the bearing and distance fields w...

Page 57: ...ghlight the desired field and press E 2 Use the arrow keypad to choose the desired units and press E CDI Scale The CDI scale field lets you select the range of the course deviation scale that appears on the nav page Three scales are available 0 25 1 25 and 5 0 miles or kilometers with 0 25 being the default setting To select a CDI scale 1 Highlight the SCALE field and press E 2 Use the arrow keypa...

Page 58: ... German British MGRS or Maidenhead grid formats To select a position format 1 Highlight the Posn Format field and press E 2 Select a format and press E Map Datum Setting The map datum is located just below the heading field The default setting is WGS 84 Although over 100 map datums are available for use see the map datum list in Appendix D you should only change the datum if you are using charts w...

Page 59: ...g on and off through three levels of lighting press the Bkey The Tones setting allows you to select from three options MSG only MSG and Keystroke and None This determines if an audible tone sounds for message alerts and or keystroke confirmation or not at all To select a tone mode 1 Highlight the Tones field and press E 2 Select the desired tone mode and press E Date Time and Timer Options The Dat...

Page 60: ... will count up to 99 59 59 To set the countdown timer 1 Highlight the Timer field and press E 2 Select the Down setting and press E The highlight will advance to the time field 3 Enter the countdown time hours minutes and seconds 4 Press Eto confirm and begin the countdown When the timer expires at 00 00 00 you will be informed with a Timer has expired message The timer will also automatically tra...

Page 61: ...vides no interfacing capabilities To select an I O format 1 Highlight the I O field and press E Toggle through and select the desired setting and press E The GRMN GRMN setting is a proprietary format that lets you exchange user data between GARMIN GPS units or a PC with an optional GARMIN PC kit During data transfer the number of packets being exchanged will be displayed on screen Besides the Host...

Page 62: ... press E 2 Enter the desired frequency and press E 3 Highlight the RATE field and press E 4 Select the rate and press E When the GPS 92 is receiving DGPS corrections the BEACON RECVR section of the interface page will dis play the signal strength and distance from the transmitter to the beacon receiver A status message will constantly keep you informed of DGPS activity A Tuning message will be dis...

Page 63: ...ny runway regardless of surface type including water landing facili ties Hard Only Only runways with a concrete asphalt or similar sealed surface Hard or Soft All runways except water landing Water Only Only water landing facilities To select a runway surface 1 Highlight the runway surface field and press E 2 Select the desired surface type and press E The nearest airport page allows you to design...

Page 64: ...rspace is near or in your flight path according to the following conditions If your projected course will take you inside an SUA within the next 10 minutes an SUA ahead 10 min message will be displayed If you are within 2 nm of an SUA and your current course will take you inside an SUA near ahead message will be displayed If you have entered an SUA an Inside SUA mes sage will be displayed SUA Alar...

Page 65: ...tower airspace and control zones Typically referred to as Class D MOA Military Operations Area Restricted Restricted areas Other SUA Other airspaces including alert cau tion danger and warning areas Turning SUA Alarms On Off Turning a warning off from the alarms page will only prevent you from receiving a message alert for an air space SUA information will still be displayed on the map page unless...

Page 66: ...he ALT BUF field and press E 2 Enter a buffer value and press E NOTE If you fly above or below an airspace then descend or climb to enter the airspace the Inside Airspace message may be the only alert provided The Airspace Ahead and or Airspace Near messages will not occur if you are outside the vertical limits defined by the airspace plus the altitude buffer CDI Alarm The next section of the alar...

Page 67: ...lti tude and winds aloft functions The E6 B menu also allows access to trip and fuel planning sunrise and sun set calculations and vertical navigation profiles To calculate density altitude and true air speed 1 Select Density Alt from the E6 B menu and press E 2 Highlight the IAlt field and press E 3 Enter the indicated altitude from your altimeter and press E The highlight will move to the CAS fi...

Page 68: ...ng page allows you to select between waypoint or route planning To perform a waypoint to waypoint trip and fuel plan 1 Select Trip Fuel on the E6 B menu and press E 2 Highlight the Waypoint Rte field and press E 3 Select the Waypoint option and press E The field highlight will move to the From field Press E 4 Enter the starting waypoint for the trip or leave the field blank to start from your pres...

Page 69: ... E6 B function available is the sunrise sunset calculator which will allow you to calculate the sunrise and sunset for any known waypoint or your present posi tion for any specified date To calculate sunrise sunset information 1 Select Sunrise Sunset on the E6 B menu and press E 2 Highlight the waypoint field and press E 3 Enter the desired waypoint or leave the waypoint field blank to calculate t...

Page 70: ...d press E 4 Press E Enter the offset the distance from the way point you ll be referencing for your final To altitude and press E 5 Select the Before or After option for the distance off set and press Eto confirm 6 Press E Enter the waypoint you want to use as a reference for your final altitude If you are navigating an active route the waypoint field will offer the active to waypoint for the refe...

Page 71: ...d required the At field to complete the maneuver The recommended altitude during any active VNAV maneu ver is also displayed at the bottom right of the navigation page When the recommended altitude is within 1 000 feet of the final altitude you ll be informed with a Final Altitude Alert message The VNAV function will be cancelled automatically if the active route or GOTO is changed in any way e g ...

Page 72: ...mation page or delete all user waypoints To select a waypoint as a GOTO destination 1 Highlight the desired waypoint and press G 2 Press Eto activate the GOTO To review the information page of a listed waypoint 1 Highlight the desired waypoint and press E 2 To return to the waypoint list press Eagain To delete all user waypoints 1 Highlight DELETE WPTS and press E 2 Highlight Yes and press E The G...

Page 73: ...ter a temporary alert has been viewed it is cleared from the message page Condition alerts are displayed on the messages page until the condition has been resolved For a complete list of messages see Appendix C To view a new message 1 Once a message alert has been provided press Pto display the message 2 Press Pagain to return to the previous display To view the messages page 1 Highlight the Messa...

Page 74: ... attach the yoke mount to the control yoke 1 Loosen the lower knob 2 Slide the clamp over the control yoke shaft just behind the control wheel 3 Tighten the lower knob securely 4 Make sure that the clamp is as close as possible to the control wheel and check to make sure that the yoke travel is not limited or hindered in any way by the yoke mount Accessories Installation APPENDIX A 68 Mounting for...

Page 75: ...e is properly installed in the mounting bracket see right before inserting the GPS 92 into the bracket 2 If the power data cable is installed into the bracket open the rubber plug on the back of the unit Once the unit is properly connected the GPS 92 will run off exter nal power and the battery level indicator will no longer appear on the status page 3 Press the GPS 92 firmly into the mounting bra...

Page 76: ...t Approx 9 5 ounces lbs 27 kg Temperature Range 5º to 158ºF 15º to 70ºC PERFORMANCE Receiver PhaseTrac12 Acquisition Time Approx 15 seconds warm start Approx 45 seconds cold start Approx 5 minutes AutoLocate Update Rate 1 second continuous Position Accuracy 1 5 meters 3 3 16 ft with DGPS corrections 15 meters 49 ft RMS Velocity Accuracy 0 1 knot RMS steady state Dynamics Performs to specification ...

Page 77: ...ontrolled air space Leg Not Smoothed The upcoming route leg is too short for smooth waypoint transitions Memory Battery is Low The battery that sustains user memory is low and should be replaced by an authorized service center as soon as possible Failure to do so may result in loss of stored data including all user waypoints and routes Near SUA 2 nm Your position is within 2 nautical miles of an S...

Page 78: ...ute way point entered does not exist in the database and has been deleted from the route RTCM Input has Failed DGPS data being received has been lost You are no longer receiving the beacon signal Searching the Sky The unit is in searching the sky for almanac data or the unit is in AutoLocate mode Start Altitude Change The altitude change entered on the VNAV page is about to begin Steep Turn Ahead ...

Page 79: ...o Paraguay Corrego Alegr Corrego Alegre Brazil Djakarta Djakarta Batavia Sumatra Island Indonesia Dos 1968 Dos 1968 Gizo Island New Georgia Islands Easter Isld 67 Easter Island 1967 European 1950 European 1950 Austria Belgium Denmark Finland France Germany Gibraltar Greece Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Portugal Spain Sweden Switzerland European 1979 European 1979 Austria Finland Netherlands ...

Page 80: ...of Man Scotland Shetland Isl Wales Pico De Las Nv Canary Islands Ptcairn Ast 67 Pitcairn Astro 67 Pitcairn Isl Prov S Am 56 Prov So Amricn 56 Bolivia Chile Colombia Ecuador Guyana Peru Venezuela Prov S Chln 63 Prov So Chilean 63 S Chile Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Qatar National Qatar National Qatar Qornoq Qornoq South Greenland Reunion Reunion Mascarene Island Rome 1940 Rome 1940 Sardi...

Page 81: ...E6 B Menu 61 Entering Identifiers 20 EZinit Prompt 39 F FSS Information 28 G GBR 21 Beacon Receiver 56 GOTO Function 11 17 30 H Heading Display 51 I Initial Position Entry 50 Initializing The Receiver 7 Interface Setup 55 Internal Database 19 Intersection Information 24 Intersection Page 24 Inverting a Route 34 J Jeppesen database 19 57 K Keypad Usage 4 L Location Page 22 M Magnetic Heading 51 Mai...

Page 82: ...enu 49 Signal Strength Bars 9 38 Simulator Mode 10 Software Version i Specifications 70 Speed Entry 12 Sky View 38 SUAs 15 SUA Alarms 58 59 Sunrise Sunset Calculator 63 T Time Offset 54 Timer 54 TracBack Function 47 TracBack Navigation 31 TracBack Route 47 Trip and Fuel Planning 62 U User Comments 26 Unit Features 3 User Waypoint Information 25 User Waypoint List 66 V Vertical Navigation 64 VOR In...

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