L3 Aviation Products Lynx NGT-9000, Руководство пилота

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Lynx
®
NGT-9000
Pilot’s Guide 2-26
Operation
The land masses are black. Bodies of water are dark blue. Depiction
of NEXRAD weather radar data is overlaid on the map. Map areas
where NEXRAD data has not been received are indicated using
a gray semi-transparent graphical overlay. This will cause land
masses to appear grey and water to appear light blue.
Country and State borders are solid light gray lines.
Major roads are depicted as solid gray lines for display ranges less
than or equal to 200 nm.
Cities are shown on the map in small white text centered on the
cities location. The display ranges of cities are dependent on the
size of the city as follows: Large and medium sized cities are shown
at less than or equal to 200 nm. Small cities are shown at less than
or equal to 50 nm.
The symbol for the different types of airports are described in Table
2-5. Soft surfaced airports are shown at display ranges less than or
equal to 10 nm. Hard surfaced small airports are shown at display
ranges less than or equal to 20 nm. Hard surfaced large airports
are shown at display ranges less than or equal to 200 nm.
Information Button (i)
The Information button is shown on the screen, located on the right
side of the screen, after a map element is selected. The button is
gray in color and labeled with an “i” icon. Tap the button to show the
Weather Map Text screen on the left side of the screen.
TFR Map Elements
Temporary Flight Restrictions are displayed on the map as a solid red
line. A TFR is shown as a solid orange line up to 12 hours prior to the
effective date and time of the TFR.
AIRMET and SIGMET Map Elements
AIRMET and SIGMET are weather advisories with concise descriptions
of weather conditions in an area. The AIRMET are used for less
severe weather then the SIGMET. The type and graphic description
are detailed below:
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