a Fields 1L to 6L and 1R to 3R are identical to those
_ described for the NAVAID page.
STORED NAVAID Pages
Figure 051
NEW NAVAID Pages
Figure 052
If the NAVAID is an ILS or a LOC, the pilot must enter the RWY ident. Entry of a RWY ident in 1R gives acess to the NEW RUNWAY page when the RWY ident is not found in the Navigation Data Base. Upon storing of the runway data, the display reverts to STORED NAVAID page.
b Line 5R : The LSK adjacent to the RETURN indication causes
_ the display to return to the page displayed when the NEW NAVAID page was called.
c Line 6R : The LSK adjacent to the STORE indication allows
_ the pilot to store the navaid (once it has been totally defined). Upon insertion, the display reverts to STORED NAVAID page. If the page is left without store key being pressed, the navaid data are lost. When 20 navaids are already stored the first navaid in the list which is not used for flight planning, position computation, or display is automatically deleted. The newly entered navaid becomes 20/20. If no navaid can be deleted from the list, insertion is not allowed.
NOTE : The pilot may also have access to the new navaid
____ page if a navaid entry is made and navaid cannot be found in data base or stored navaid list. In this case, upon insertion the display reverts to the access page (on which the pilot made the entry).
(b) Waypoints (Ref. Fig. 053) Waypoints are ground reference points that may be designated as flight plan waypoints.
1_ The pilot may display information concerning any waypoint
defined in data base or by the crew on the WAYPOINT page.
Access to this page is achieved from the DATA INDEX page.
Data fields:
a Line 1L : The waypoint identifier may be any waypoint,
_ navaid or airport ident. This is a pilot entry and the page gives information about that waypoint.
b Line 2L : Gives the latitude and longitude of the waypoint.
_ c Line 3L : Describes the waypoint if it is defined as a
_ place/bearing/distance or as a place/bearing-place/bearing. (Ref. Fig. 054)
WAYPOINT Pages
Figure 053
Place/Bearing/Distance and Place/Bearing-Place/Bearing
Figure 054
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3
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As for navaids, the pilot may get information about a waypoint
he has created and stored on the STORED WAYPOINT page.
Access to this page is achieved from the DATA INDEX page or
from the NEW WAYPOINT page upon insertion of a new waypoint.
(Ref. Fig. 055)
Data fields:
a_ Title line : In the right corner of the line are displayed
the rank of the currently displayed waypoint and the number
of the stored waypoints. This number is equal to the number
of stored waypoints shown on A/C status page. It may be up
to 20. Slew key action may display the previous or next
stored waypoint.
b Lines 1L to 3L : Are identical to those described in the
_ waypoint page.
c Line 5R : The prompt DELETE ALL has the same functionality
_ for the STORED WAYPOINT page as for the STORED NAVAID page. Deletion of the currently displayed stored waypoint only is allowed by clearing the ident field provided that the waypoint is not used. The next stored waypoint is then displayed.
d Line 4R : Allows the pilot to have access to the NEW
_ WAYPOINT page and thus to define and store a waypoint.
As for navaids, when the pilot wants to define a new waypoint
he may have access to the NEW WAYPOINT page.
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