Page 1 - The default page in the
NAV chapter shows the CDI (course
deviation indicator) across the top. The
aircraft is represented by the green
triangle while the vertical line
represents the course. The six numeric
fields shown below that may be
customized by the user by pressing the
MENU
key. |
Page 2
- The moving map page shows an overhead
view of the aircraft that includes
airspaces, airports, and fixes. If a
flight plan has been activated, the
active leg will be shown in purple. The
remaining legs in the flight plan will
be indicated in white. The view may be
zoomed in/out using the
RNG
rocker key. |
Page 3
- The terrain page (not available in
some 400-series models) shows
color-coding to indicate the presence of
terrain that is close to the altitude of
the aircraft. |
Page 4
- The NAVCOM page shows frequencies for
departure, enroute, and arrival
airports. |
Page 5
- The position page shows a variety of
positional information including the
identifier for the nearest airport, its
bearing and distance. |
Page 6
- The status page provides a visual
reference of satellite coverage and GPS
receiver status. |
Page 7
- The vertical navigation page allows
the pilot to create a three dimensional
profile of a flight. |
