User manual GARMIN APOLLO 604

[. . . ] Commercial Products Division 2345 Turner Road S. E. View our Web page: http://www. iimorrow. com or upsat. com Email your comments about this manual to: http://www. techpubs@at. ups. com U. S. A. Toll-Free Canada Toll-Free International FAX 800. 742. 0077 800. 654. 3415 503. 391. 3411 503. 364. 2138 Caution The Apollo NMS (Navigation Management System) is a powerful navigation tool, but you should never rely solely on any one piece of navigation equipment. It's important to maintain a constant awareness of the navigation picture by using all appropriate resources. [. . . ] AIRSPACE SETUP ALERTS: ON SYS Airspace Buffers Airspace Alert provides alert messages based on distance, altitude, and time. The page below is used to set the airspace buffers. In this example, you will be alerted when the aircraft is 2 nm from a SUA (Special Use Airspace), within 500 feet of the floor/ceiling of a SUA, and are 10 minutes from penetrating a SUA. These settings are the default (factory) settings. 164 Operations SYS Mode Displays AIRSPACE BUFFERS DIST ALT TIME 2NM 500'10MIN SYS Airspace Select The display below is used to select the type of SUAs that will generate alert messages. A similar page is displayed for each type of SUA. SUA alert options include: Class B and C airspaces, MOAs, Training Areas, Unknown SUAs, Alert Areas, Caution Areas, Danger Areas, Restricted Areas, Prohibited Areas, and Warning Areas. When Class B OUTER or Class C OUTER is chosen, only one alert message is generated when multiple Class B or Class C airspaces overlap; i. e. the system considers the overlapping airspaces to be a single SUA. AIRSPACE SELECT CLASSB :OFF B OUTER : ON SYS Autonav Time The display below is used to set the Autonav Scroll time. In this example, Autonav Scroll will display each Nav information page sequentially at 4 second intervals. When viewing the NAV mode home page, press ENT to activate Autonav Scroll. The software version information may be important when servicing/troubleshooting the NMC. In this example, the NMC software version is 6. 30 and part number is 139-0197-063. Turn the Small knob to display data base, Gateway/Keypad, GPS Sensor, Loran Sensor, and AirData Computer information. APOLLO NMC 139-0197-063 SYS Data card Version The display below shows the installed data card is North America, version 1. 10. The expiration date for this version is March 31, 1999. NORTH AMERICA DB DATE: 03/31/99 VERSION: 1. 11 SYS Gateway/Keypad Version GATEWAY/KEYPAD SW VERS 1. 00 FW VERS 016 SYS 168 Operations SYS Mode Displays System Info Sub-State Displays (continued) GPS Firmware Version The display below shows the internal GPS Firmware (FW). GPS:INT'L VERS FW VERS 016 SYS Loran Software Version The display below shows the Loran 1 software version is 1. 00, and the antenna is top mounted. LORAN1 SW VERS 1. 00 ANTENNA MT: TOP SYS AirData Computer Version This display shows the version of the AirData Computer. AIRDATA COMPUTER SW VERS 1. 00. 02 FW VERS 90. 01. 01 SYS Display Test The screen below is used to test the NMC display. TO TEST DISPLAY PRESS ENT SYS Owner Name The display below shows the owner's name is Clark Kent. The NMC allows you to enter your name, address, phone number, and aircraft number into the NMC memory. [. . . ] Consumer Products Division 2345 Turner Rd. , S. E. Salem, OR 97302 1-800-525-6726 (USA) 1-800-654-3415 (Canada) (503) 391-3411 (International) FAX (503) 364-2138 History of Revisions January 1996 Original Release Ordering Information To receive additional copies of this document, order part #560-0168-00, NMC Operating Manual Supplement for the Apollo 2002 Keypad. The Apollo NMC Operating Manual is part # 560-0164. Warranty Information The Apollo 2002/2102 Keypads carrie the same II Morrow limited warranty as your Navigation Management Computer. Refer to the terms and conditions on your warranty card for specific information. Apollo NMC Keypad Supplement Operating Manual Supplement for the Apollo 2002/2102 Keypads The Apollo 2002/2102 keypad is a small, Dzus rail-mounted unit designed for use with Apollo Dzus-mount Navigation Management Computers (NMC). [. . . ]