LXNAV LX90xx, User Manual

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LX90xx system Version 4.0 February 2014
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The third page is designed for tasks with time limits which are in most cases going to be
assigned area tasks. Three new symbols are added:
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Tsk.Sp which is task speed achieved up to this moment.
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tReq.Sp which is the required speed to task completion. It is calculated as the
remaining task distance divided by the remaining time.
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tRemain: indicates the remaining task time.
The fourth page is identical to the fourth page of the airport or waypoint mode. It shows
side view.
The fourth page has no map and shows time values for the task being flown and the
elevation of the finish point. In addition outside temperature, potential temperature and
battery voltage are shown.
When any of the eight buttons are pressed functions for the buttons are shown. If the
selected button is pressed once more the selected action will take place. Press the
MORE>> button to see more options. If the remote stick is available the behaviour is
slightly different. When the check button is pressed on the remote stick menu will appear
instead of the button functions.
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Edit action is used to edit the task. This is the one and only task that will be declared
and will be available for navigation.
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Mc/Bal action will set MacCready, ballast and bugs – see Chapter 6.5.6.2 for more
details.
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Move action is used in assigned area tasks to move the navigation point inside the
selected assigned area.
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Restart is used to restart a task. This action is available only when flying.
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Cycle is available when multiple start points are defined and is used to change, cycle
through start points.
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Start or Next option is used to start a task or to advance to the next turn point.
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Mark is used to mark the current position and create a waypoint.
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Team will open dialogue, where pilot can enter team code of his partner. Team code is
compatible with SeeYou Mobile application.
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Flarm button will display a list with all visible Flarm objects. You can select one and
use it for navigational purposes.
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Map is used to change quickly and modify map parameters – see Chapter 6.5.6.3 for
more details.