Garmin apollo sl30 nav Manuale Utente
Installation
Apollo SL30 Installation Manual
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L
IMITATIONS ON
U
SING A
C
OMPOSITE
S
IGNAL
If an external converter is driven from the composite output in conjunction with a full
function CDI/HSI with resolver, the indicator head type, when selected from the Setup Mode
during the post installation checkout, should be R
function CDI/HSI with resolver, the indicator head type, when selected from the Setup Mode
during the post installation checkout, should be R
ESOLVER
. In this installation, the composite
output will be disabled whenever the VOR monitor mode is active or back course localizer
mode is enabled. This will cause the external converter to flag. If the
mode is enabled. This will cause the external converter to flag. If the
CONVERTER
option is
selected from the Setup Mode as the indicator head type, neither of these two options is
available to the pilot and the composite output should always be valid. The C
available to the pilot and the composite output should always be valid. The C
ONVERTER
setup
option should be used if an external converter is the only indicator interfaced to the SL30.
L
IMITATIONS ON
D
ISTANCE
,
S
PEED
,
AND
T
IME
I
NFORMATION
When Nav tuning is provided to the Apollo GX, the GX will output Distance, Speed, and
Time (DST) information on the MapCom output. It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure
that this information is displayed in an acceptable fashion. For instance, in an installation
where two Apollo SL30’s are integrated in the system, it is not appropriate to display DST
information on the SL30 that is not providing the tuning information. Apollo SL30 SW
version 1.2, or later, provides the means for disabling the display of DST information.
Time (DST) information on the MapCom output. It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure
that this information is displayed in an acceptable fashion. For instance, in an installation
where two Apollo SL30’s are integrated in the system, it is not appropriate to display DST
information on the SL30 that is not providing the tuning information. Apollo SL30 SW
version 1.2, or later, provides the means for disabling the display of DST information.
P
OST
I
NSTALLATION
C
HECKOUT
Once the unit is installed, complete the checkout procedure to verify proper operation. Refer
to the User’s Guide for operating instructions.
to the User’s Guide for operating instructions.
The steps that are not applicable to a particular installation may be skipped. A checkout log
sheet is included on page 39 to fill out during the checkout procedure. Make a photocopy of
the log sheet for ease of use if desired.
sheet is included on page 39 to fill out during the checkout procedure. Make a photocopy of
the log sheet for ease of use if desired.
M
OUNTING
/
W
IRING
C
HECK
Verify that all cables are properly secured and shields are connected to the rear of the
mounting frame. Check the movement of the aircraft controls to verify that there is no
interference.
mounting frame. Check the movement of the aircraft controls to verify that there is no
interference.
S
ETUP AND
C
HECKOUT
The SL30 has a built-in I/O test mode to simplify system setup and checkout. To operate the
SL30 in the Setup Mode, hold down the Ù
SL30 in the Setup Mode, hold down the Ù
and SYS buttons while switching on the power.
You must continue to hold the buttons in until a complete power up is done and S
ELECT
CDI
is displayed. To return to normal operation, switch the power off, and then back on.
In the Setup Mode, turn the large knob to view each function. In general, press the SEL
button to activate selection, turn the small knob to view each option, and then press ENT to
save the displayed value. Pressing SEL again will exit the option without saving any changes.
In the Setup Mode, turn the large knob to view each function. In general, press the SEL
button to activate selection, turn the small knob to view each option, and then press ENT to
save the displayed value. Pressing SEL again will exit the option without saving any changes.
NAV Setup and Checkout