Operation Manual

LX90xx system Version 4.0 February 2014
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the pilot of the maximum take-off weight. Empty weight is weight of the glider without
pilot and ballast. The overload factor is calculated as:
weightgliderREFERENCE
ballastWaterweightPilotweightgliderEmpty
overload
..
....
Pilot weight is set in the Flight recorder menu (see Chapter 6.1.2).
For aircraft with flap, it is also recommended to enter flap position labels and speed range
for corresponded flap position. Speed range shall be given for reference wing load or
reference weight.
Once speed range is entered, the system will be able to display requested flap position
based on current wing loading and g-factor.
6.1.14 Profiles and Pilots
All settings and navigational page layouts are stored in a profile. Profiles can be used in
different ways:
For club operation or multiple pilots sharing the same glider. Each pilot can have his
personal profile.
When the user is flying a glider which can have a different wing spans. In this situation
the pilot has two profiles, one for each configuration.
When a pilot is flying in several different locations. A separate profile for each location
can be created (examples: France, Spain, Namibia, WGC2014).
Profile consists of two parts:
Navigational page layout defines which navboxes and symbols are visible on
navigational page. It defines colour of navboxes, font sizes and colours, how many
navigational pages are visible and which modes are enabled. Navigation page layout
can be setup with LX Styler or on device itself (See chapter 7).
Device settings includes glider polar, selected databases, selected airspace and
waypoints file, map colours, vario indicator settings and flight computer properties.
Device settings can be modified on device itself through setup menu (See
chapter 6.1) or with LX Styler.
An active profile is selected when the system is powered on (see Chapter 8.1.2).
Use this dialogue to add a new profile, delete a profile, load/save a profile, copy device
settings, change name for an existing profile and to activate a profile. The active profile is
the profile which is currently being used. Select a profile using PAGE selector knob. Press
TO USB or TO SD for the profile will be stored to a USB stick or SD card. A profile is stored