Flight: Manual / Auto
Select if you would like the instrument to detect the start and end of flights automatically or if you
would like to do this manually.
We recommend you select automatic flight detect.
With automatic flight detection, flights will start logging when:
a) Engine RPM is above the Take-off limit (set in the “Setup Limits” menu).
b) Airspeed is above 30mph
c) Airspeed is maintained above 30mph for one minute or longer with any speed less than 30mph
limited to periods of less than 30 seconds.
Once a flight has started, engine RPM is disregarded and only airspeed is used as criteria.
An automatically logged flight will end if:
Airspeed drops below 25 mph for a duration of 30 seconds.
If you have selected manual start and ending of flights, you need to start and end flights using the
relevant function in the main menu.
Fuel flow Yes / No
Select if you have a fuel flow sender connected to the Flight II instrument.
Fuel Level Yes / No
Select if you have a fuel level sender connected to the Flight II instrument.
If you have a fuel flow sender connected but no fuel level sender, the Flight II will automatically
revert to a calculated fuel tank level. In this case you need to enter a starting fuel tank level. The
level will then decrease as you use fuel.
Dist zero
Select if you would like the air distance trip counter to reset to zero automatically on the start of a
flight. Regardless of this option, you can reset the trip counter at any time using the relevant
menu option in the main menu.
Hour fract Min / Dec
Select if you would like the hour to be displayed in decimal fractions (0-99) or minutes (0-59). This
setting is effective for flight time related items such as the flight log.
Clear log
This function will allow you to erase the flight log. You will be asked for confirmation first.