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• The type of identifier is displayed as APT for airports, ENR for
enroute (high-altitude or low-altitude) intersections or turning
points, NAV for navaids, NDB for non-directional beacons, or
TER for terminal area waypoints.
• The latitude and longitude coordinates will be displayed for all
identifiers (APT, ENR, NAV, NDB, and TER).
• The type of navaid, if the identifier is a navaid, will be displayed
as VOR, DME, NDB, VOR/DME, TACAN, VORTAC, or ILS/DME
as applicable.
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• The class of navaid, if applicable, will be displayed as LOW,
TERM (terminal), HIGH, or UNDF (undefined).
• The frequency of the navaid will be displayed if the navaid is a
VOR, DME, VOR/DME, TACAN, VORTAC, ILS/DME, or NDB.
• The station elevation will be displayed if the navaid is a DME,
VOR/DME, TACAN, VORTAC, or ILS/DME.
• The declination (orientation relative to true North) of the navaid
will be displayed if the navaid is a VOR, VOR/DME, TACAN, or
VORTAC.
• If there are two or more locations with the same identifier, a
fraction (such as 01/02) will be displayed below the type of
identifier. The fraction 01/02 indicates that the data displayed is
for the first of two locations with the same name. The value
01/01, if displayed, indicates the location/identifier is unique.
NOTE: The NAV Data Base contains mileage breaks or turning
points (unnamed intersections) which are identified on
enroute charts only by an “X.” To interrogate a mileage
break up to and including 99 DME from the associated
navaid, input the navaid identifier and then the DME
distance to the point. For example, if the mileage break
were 54 DME from PDX, then the proper entry would be
PDX54. To interrogate a mileage break 100 DME or
farther from the associated navaid, input the last two digits
followed immediately by the navaid identifier. For
example, if the mileage break were 110 DME from FST,
then the proper entry would be 10FST.
Terminal Procedures
Selection of the NAV DATA line select key will display the menu
page from which the appropriate selection can be made. The data
selected under any menu will be for display only, and cannot be
modified by the pilot.
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SID
This page allows the pilot to enter the airport, runway, SID and
transition that he wishes to review.
SID LEGS - Pressing this key will access the NAV/SID LEGS pages
which show all procedural legs that make up the selected SID. The
following pages show the legs for the KSEA Rwy 34R, SUMMA5
departure with PDT transition.
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STAR
This page allows the pilot to enter the airport, runway, STAR and
transition that he wishes to review.
STAR LEGS - Pressing this key will allow preview of the procedural
legs that comprise the selected STAR. The following screen shows
the legs for the KSEA Rwy 34R, ELN3 STAR with GEG transition:
Approach
This page allows the pilot to enter the airport and approach that he
wishes to review.
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APPR/LEGS - Pressing this key will allow preview of the approach
legs for the selected approach, as shown in the following example:
Pressing PREV and NEXT will allow viewing of all pages in
sequence.
NOTE: Approach stepdown fixes will not be shown if the altitude
for the stepdown fix lies below the straight line flight path
angle extending from the FAF altitude to an altitude 50
feet above the MAP.
Runway
This page allows the pilot to enter the airport runway that he wishes
to review.
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After selecting the runway of interest, the following page will show all
runway data.
Airway
This page allows the pilot to enter a VOR navaid and review which
High and Low Altitude Airways are accessible at the navaid.
Selecting the airway of interest will result in the following display of
all navaids and intersections, which are on the airway.
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PILOT DATA
Pilot Data Menu Page
This menu allows the user to access the pilot defined data base. The
data base includes Standard Instrument Departures (SIDs),
Standard Terminal Arrival Routes (STARs), Approaches, Runways,
Airports, Alignment Points, Waypoints and Routes. For each of these
selections, it is possible to create / define new data entries or delete
existing ones. To access this page:
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