Laversab 6300-M3 Rev C3, Руководство пользователя

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key moves the cursor right. The sample screen below shows the different Ps units, with the
cursor under “Feet”.
Units: knots Feet/min Feet
Actual: M 101.2 3500 1005 M
Target: 20.0 3000 0
Ps units : Feet, Psin, mtrs, Psmb
Select the desired units by moving the cursor to the unit of choice and then press ENTER. The
new units will be displayed on the screen and will blink. Also, the actual and target values,
both for Static and Climb will get converted into the new units and the target values will
blink. This is shown in the sample screen below where the units of “PsinHg” have been
selected.
Units: knots PsinHg/min PsinHg
Actual: M 101.2
8.345 28.986 M
Target: 20.0 10.000 29.054
The unit selection will not become effective until the GO key is pressed. The 6300-M3 will
return to the old units if the CANCEL key is pressed. .
It must be noted that the units change does not perform a conversion between the units of
feet/minute or meters/minute to Ps inHg/min or Ps mbar/min. The target values for
inHg/min and mbar/min are distinct from feet/min and meters/min. The values do get
converted between feet/min and meters/min. They also do get converted between
inHg/min and mbar/min.
3.2.4 MODE SELECTION
Note: Mode selections are NOT maintained through a power OFF/ON cycle. The unit
always powers ON with both Pitot and Static ouputs in the Measure mode.
Pitot Mode : The Pitot output has three modes of operation. The three mode are
Measure (M), Leak (L) and Control (C). The power-up mode defaults to Measure (M). To
change the mode press the Pt Mode key. The three modes will be displayed on line 4 of the
display, with the cursor under the Measure mode. The UP ARROW key can be used for
moving the cursor left and the DOWN ARROW key can be used to move the cursor right.
The cursor wraps around the selections, that is, moving the cursor left past “MEAS” wraps it
around to “CTRL”. The sample screen below shows the three mode choices displayed on line
4 of the display, with the cursor under “MEAS”.