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Screen Dimming

The screen can be dimmed from the Checklist page by turning the right knob anytime the

word DIM is displayed. If DIM is not displayed press the knob and select DIM from the list.

Barometric Pressure/Altitude

The current barometer setting is displayed in the box below the altitude tape. The

value is shown in either inches of Mercury or millibars. The current barometer setting

can be adjusted by turning the knob anytime the word BARO is displayed. If BARO

is not displayed press the knob until it is displayed. The current field elevation is

stored in memory so that the altitude should be correct on power on.

Airspeed

The airspeed is displayed on the left side of the screen using an analog 4 colored tape and digital

readout. The airspeed range marks can be adjusted in Instrument Calibration under Airspeed. The

airspeed units are displayed in both the upper Indicated Airspeed box and the lower True Airspeed

box. A barber pole style hash will automatically show above Vne.

Horizon Roll and Pitch

The horizon (roll and pitch) works the same way that you would

expect a traditional artificial horizon to work. The white zero pitch line

stays parallel to the actual horizon regardless of the aircrafts pitch and

roll. If you have the new “s” CPU and have the SV enabled you will

notice that the zero pitch line is not always on the horizon. If the

display is showing terrain above the zero-pitch line, your aircraft is

below the upcoming terrain.

The parallel lines above and below the horizon line are the pitch

indicator lines. Similarly the arrow rotating around the roll indicator

gives you visual representation of your current roll angle. Each mark

represents 10 degrees of roll with longer marks at 0, 30, 45, and 60.

The pitch line can be adjusted for level flight from the main EFIS page

by pressing the following buttons [EFIS] -> [SETTINGS] -> [PITCH

ADJ] The right knob is then used to adjust for level flight pitch.

Altitude

The altitude tape gives you a visual representation of your altitude.

The digital readout points to your current altitude, thousands of feet

are displayed using large numbers while hundreds of feet are

displayed using smaller numbers. The green chevrons are located at

1000’ intervals for IFR cruising altitudes and the white chevrons are

located at 500’ indicating VFR cruising altitudes. Above the tape are

two boxes showing the value of the two altitude bugs. The main ALT

bug is for the Flight Director altitude pre-select. It's altitude is shown

in the upper box. The lower box displays altitude for the MIN ALT bug

which is used to program a DH/MDA for an IFR approach.

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