flyWithCE Navigator User`s manual
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1. Copy program and al data files to mamory Navigator is available pre installed on memory card Check flyWithCE order page cad tHe wil protett your retalation when Pode PC loos porar For longer period of http www flywithce com order html for details oe Uodebe sofbesre on memory card storage Card Update To update Rompgater you hee oo retal and than Fun Men tigator program From the mein memory Select memory card to update and than press Une Lladale button Instalation Dafauks File Help EN a 2 4 Getting Started This section will allow you to get started and use Navigator in flight mode or in simulator mode all features are available in simulator mode to allow user to gain experience before flying with Navigator 2 4 1 Setup Navigator Before first use of Navigator you should review and set few program settings Program settings Settings You should setup MapText parameters which are displayed on the bottom of the Map window Files select waypoint and airspace files Airspace select which airspace is displayed and which airspace generates a warning Hardware settings Hardware You should setup Instrument instrument settings type com port number and baud rate Glider select proper polar information For more information check Setup Navigator section 2 4 2 Simulator Mode If Navigator is started without valid connection GPS NMEA source Navigator will start in simulator mode To allow easy pr2. TSEnd MC Press to select waypoint ir5p Select WP copyright O flyWithCE 2002 2008 11 flyWithCE Navigator 3 2 9 MC BAL Window If you press on the MC Ballast or Volume for LX1600 the MC BAL window is displayed On this window you can change following settings A OR a 10 2 4 e MC setting MC BAL window e Ballast Setting e Volume for LX1600 e Screen orientation North Heading Pan e Map zoom factor Ballast is the percent of the overload of caculated For example if your normal take of weight is 350 kg glider and pilot and you add an additional 50 1 of water you should select e 350 4 50 350 1 multiply by 100 14 2 AS Borders Elevation e You should select 15 overload o gt SILverstone 507f AirSp Switch airspace display e AS Borders display only airspace borders e AS Show display airspace and any color fill e AS Hide hide airspace Switch Map Display e Elevation e Relative elevation e Bitmap Map e Map Hide 3 3 Parameters window Thermal statistics and elevation graphs are displayed within parameter window MapText boxes can be added Press the right arrow symbol to display the parameter window 3 3 1 Thermal Statistics Thermal statistics can be viewed in the parameter window Navigator calculates climbs when glider starts to circle Barometer pressure is used from instrument if not available GPS altitude is used a The last 4 clim
3. advanced section To display snail trail select second option The value determines the maximum length of the trail With option Open Waypoint windows on select program will open Waypoint window when you selected waypoint on map and there are several waypoints close together Filter will be set so that only these waypoints will be displayed Maximum auto zoom can be restricted to user preference when approaching waypoints 4 1 5 Map functions to hardware keys Frequently used functions can be attributed to the hardware buttons on the front face of the Pocket PC device This setting will not change your default general settings of application keys outside Navigator You can assign functions to the following hardware keys e four application keys dedicated individual keys e cursor keys up down left right e action key press centre of cursor key 4 1 6 Sectors The definition of sectors is similar to similar programs You can choose between line and sector shape The sector shape consists of two overlapping sectors min and max with radius and angle Angle 0 is empty sector and angle 180 is whole circle Minimum radius must be always less than maximum radius You can set the angle to e value user defined angleO symmetrical next previous start waypoint If you press FAI you will set sector parameters according to FAI regulations The second button will set all sectors to circles with 500m radii copyright flyW
4. may cause the instrument to malfunction Note Versions 1 35 and later of Navigator support only LX1600 with firmware version 2 0 or higher copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 22 flyWithCE Navigator Custom settings LX 1600 This tab is available for the LX 1600 instrument only as follows Vario range vario range SC mode mode of the speed command switch if SC mode is set to Speed the instrument will change mode when reaching this value SC quiet zone SC mode with no audio information SC speed In the second half of the screen you can select which parameters are represented by the needle position and which parameters are displayed on the top and in the bottom number fields on the face of the LX 1600 These three parameters can be different for the vario and for the SC regime of flight 4 2 4 LX1600 custom settings Adv This tab is available for LX 1600 instrument only Smart vario look at the LX1600 user s manual Vario filter look at the LX1600 user s manual TE comp look at the LX 1600 user s manual Audio level low or high audio level SC type switch type SC audio type of SC audio Audio mode type of vario audio Settings marked with can be set only when LX1600 instrument is connected to Pocket PC device At the bottom there is the Default button If you press this button default factory settings will be used to set the LX 1600 instrument 4 2 5 Plane Glider polar First you should open polar file by pressing Op
5. program registration Registering to the instrument eee Registration details Find and enter the registration code displayed next to the Instrument label This code is displayed only when your Pocket PC is connected to the instrument This registration is operable with the following systems LX Navigation LX20 Colibri LX160 LX1600 LX5000 LX7000 Zander SR940 SR941 File Help copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 flyWithCE Navigator Registration to the instrument will is useful for gliding clubs or pilots who share the same aircraft or instruments They will need to buy only one license for each instrument Club members will then be able to enter the registration key for each instrument and will thereby be able to use Navigator with all instruments registered by the club Enter registration key After registration you will receive the Email message with the registration key which you should enter in Help Register dialog window Enter the key in the edit box in the middle of the window and then press Register button You can enter one or several registration keys 2 3 1 Memory Card Installation It is advisable to use this feature to transfer Navigator from Pocket PC memory to memory card This will preserve both main memory space and Navigator program files settings and databases if Pocket PC battery is completely discharged ES Installation Copy installetian Eo memory roer Storage Card L Copy
6. reserve and MC setting If it is enabled the program will also use Selected wind You can enter a new waypoint by pressing the more and then new Program will generate new waypoint which will be added to the default waypoint database 3 2 4 Home Airport Your Home Airport can be selected and shown in the MapText box Navigator will first display final glide information to the home airport Add this feature by ARE o selecting the Home amp Airport or Home amp Airport gl Ratio MapText in the gt Settings window If you do not have enough altitude to reach home the program will search for alternative airport To select the home airport 1 Open waypoints window 2 Find and select home airport 3 Press more button 4 Press Home button 5 Answer yes to question in popup window BiCester Ctl Twi 267f MC AirSp i i Hdg ST BI1 Bicester St N 404f A small house will appear in front of the selected airport 944 lt 240 4 92 10K 1 5 To deselect the home airport and always display the closest airport BiCester CH T 3 00 km l Open waypoints window oBIDfordCG 54 4km Press more button oBIEBicesterE 7 38km Ze 3 Press home button without selecting the waypoint first o BIF Broughtn in 295 km Ea 4 Answer yes to question in popup window 3 2 5 Waypoint info If you tap on a waypoint or airspace a pop up window with basic information will W Wella A 20 7 be displayed In the Waypoint information window yo
7. 00 ballast setting tapping box opens MC Bal window MC setting tapping box opens MC Bal window speed to fly pressure altitude if available otherwise GPS altitude toggle between altitude in second unit of measure or flight level elevation of ground Altitude above ground level ground speed GPS heading course GPS status indicated speed vario average vario total vario average vario for last 4 climbs 4 1 2 Files In this window you can select waypoint WP airspace AS database DB and task TS files which will be displayed in Map window When you are adding a new file first select file type in the combo box Than press Add button and select file in File open dialog e 46913 Ok BF Settings Files Storage Card Databasesifly Storage Card Databases Slo Storage Card Databases Alp In the beginning of each row there is an icon which indicates file status e green light file can be read and without errors e orange light file is present but has arrors inside format errors e red light file is missing or it can not be read You should always set one of the CUP files in the list as the default file This means Default Info Remove that all new waypoints and tasks will be added to this file If not selected those features will be disabled To select new default file please first select CUP file from Fies Airspace Map General 4 gt the list and than press Default button copyrigh
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9. A License Pack allows you to install use access display and run additional copies of the Product up to the number of Licensed Copies specified above This is not free software Subject to the terms in EULA you are hereby licensed by flyWithCE to use the Product for evaluation purposes without charge for a period of 21 days If you use this software after the 21 day evaluation period a registration fee is required See the web site at www flyWithCE com for information about online ordering 2 UPGRADES To use a Product identified as an upgrade you must first be licensed for the product identified by flyWithCE as eligible for the upgrade After upgrading you may no longer use the product that formed the basis for your upgrade eligibility 3 ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE This EULA applies to updates or supplements to the original Product provided by flyWithCE unless we provide other terms along with the update or supplement 4 TRANSFER INTERNAL You may move the Product to a different Computer or Transfer it to a Third Party The initial user of the Product may make a one time transfer of the Product to another end user The transfer has to include all component parts media printed materials this EULA and if applicable the Certificate of Authenticity The transfer may not be an indirect transfer such as a consignment Prior to the transfer the end user receiving the transferred Product must agree to all the EULA terms No Rental is permit
10. EA file logging Note IGC and NEMA file logging are enabled onl in registered program canera revs sectors ur File Help Fl Hardware Instrum qe 9 19 ok Standard GPS Autodetect w Device Status Simulator no COM port Received In use 21 flyWithCE Navigator At start and when you exit the Settings and Hardware dialogs feature the program will open the serial port and wait for the signal from the instrument If GPS sentences are detected it will switch automatically to navigation mode If no sentences are detected than Navigator will stay in simulator mode You should if possible limit transmitted sentences only to those displayed in In use section You should be careful to ensure that if other instruments connected to the GPS receiver sentences used are the same as those used by Navigator Press Custom button for other instrument settings 4 2 2 Custom settings Custom tab In this window there further settings used by Navigator Vario integration time interval used for average vario calculation Reserve altitude reserve altitude used in final glide calculation vario integration 5 Reserve altitude 199 EN Navigator can use MC and ballast settings 1f they are available from the instrument i output LX Navigation LX160 LX5000 LX7000 Borgelt B50 Cambridge Aero _ w Use instrument MC and ballast 302 _ Write settings Ea HHW Custom Custom 2 9 48 ok If you select this option Naviga
11. actice navigation from home airfield and simulation of airspace warnings user can enter a custom center and altitude This window is accessed from the hardware icon on the main menu copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 flyWithCE Navigator 3 Fly with Navigator 3 1 Main menu There are seven icons in the main menu window Map see window Set altitude e Task select open and edit tasks e Set altitude set pressure datum for pressure altimeter Bl Settings software settings program settings Settings Hardware Installation e Hardware hardware settings instrument and glider e Installation copy installation update SW predefined layouts e Register registration window icon is hidden after registration Register Exit e Exit closes Navigator program 3 2 Map window 3 2 1 Map window This is your main map window User can select between no map elevation map differential elevation map and bitmap map The map can be selected in two ways e Toggle Map you can assign this function to hardware key and change between maps e MC Bal Window bottom right button changes between maps Regardless of the map selection the Status Line is always displayed at top of map containing e Compass Arrow change map orientation by tapping on the arrow 4 SR m 25 4 o North map orientation is north side up 1 o Tracking map orientation is tracking up in direction of flight o Pan map orientation is north side up and you can move posit
12. back _ Show help line whether you display the help line or not te Eas Bele eon On the bottom you can also select e the size of the MapText boxes e Manual auto arrange or locked text boxes e whether they have white or transparent background copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 17 flyWithCE Navigator MapText box Waypoint Waypoint gl ratio Task Task gl ratio Task finish Task finish gl ratio Home amp Airport Home amp Airport gl ratio Airspace detector Wind Last lift Time Flight time Task Time PPC battery Main battery Volume Ballast MC setting Speed to fly Altitude Alternative altitude Terrain elevation Altitude above ground level GPS Ground speed GPS Heading GPS Status Speed Vario Average vario Total vario Last climbs average Data bearing distance alt difference bearing distance alt difference required glide ratio bearing distance alt difference bearing distance alt difference required glide ratio distance alt difference distance alt difference required glide ratio bearing distance alt difference bearing distance alt difference required glide ratio flying inside flying close to wind speed and direction gained altitude and average vario current time flight time Prefix S shows time before start Prefix F shows task time remaining percentage of the PPC battery 100 battery is full voltage of the main battery volume used only for LX16
13. bs are displayed on the screen together with the average lift value for those 4 climbs You can use this value as the MC setting Last climbs are also displayed on the map together with the lift average On the map they are displayed as blue arrow and the number beside the symbol is the average vario value for that climb 1 01 Flime Gos lt MC ee 0 14 2333 00 0 0 C MO 14308 10 4 282 126 1 5 copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 12 flyWithCE Navigator 3 3 2 Elevation Graph In the parameter window three elevation graphs can now be displayed You have to press once on the lower half of the lift statistics elevation graph to switch between a E these two When elevation graphs are displayed you can then switch between Eta different graphs by pressing the upper left and upper right quarter The graph W JAVORIEV themselves are self explanatory for example a red line will now be displayed when you will fall under 100 m reserve altitude above the terrain ss 1 aC CETRO CO AGL Elev 0 0 00 0 00 948 552 TO E 3 4 Task 3 4 1 Task basic There is no limit at how many tasks you can create and when created they are stored in the default file At this moment only See You CUP file format is supported Tasks are stopped by default after you run the program The task tracking feature does not work from take off because you may fly through the start sector during the tow Also 1f you fly cl
14. d landing LA waypoints This template will help you declare task You will have to enter at least a start and finish point otherwise the task is invalid and cannot be saved to the database Length 139 2 km BICester Ctl Twr 26 _2 5km j BI1 Bicester St N 4C To add or change a waypoint you select any position in the task and press Add 5 56 3km 40 button If you selected a waypoint the program will then add it to the task Alternatively the program will allow you to change a waypoint previously declared To do this use the Delete button to delete the declared waypoint from its selected position in the route and then with the Up and Down buttons you can change the waypoint sequence WP1 HUSbands Bos CG 320 13 9 km 10 WP2 LESLeicesterS 31 178 69 0km 50 FI BICester Ctl Twr 26 pe 0 0 km 2 Delete If you change waypoint sector settings AAT tasks the character will be displayed before the waypoint name to indicate to you that the program knows that you are flying an AAT Settings 3 4 4 2 Task Edit Settings Different controls are enabled according to Edit Run mode of the Edit task window In Edit mode you can change sector settings Sector parameters are the same as in Settings Sector dialog window Program will use sector settings from this window if you select the check box beside custom sector option To change the numerical values first select the edit box that you would like
15. e that you have enough free memory usually used with memory card installation GPS positions are written with fixed 1 second intervals Flight recordings can be found in My Documents Flights directory You should write personal and glider data in the remaining edit fields 4 2 Hardware dialog 4 2 1 Instrument window In the top combo box you can select the data source for the Navigator program The most generic input is standard GPS You can also select other data sources from the list You can change the number of the Com port to that to which the external device is connected GPS receivers that are plugged into compact flash port are usually communicating through Com2 and Navman is connected to Com4 or Com5 you should also check the type of your iPAQ device If you are using the LX1600 you should select Com port 1 When communication speed is different from 4800 bits per second you should change speed setting in third combo box In the bottom of the page following information is displayed Device information external device information if available Status current status Received received sentences In use sentences that are used by Navigator copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 E settings Units lt lt 9 17 GD Altitude Distance Speed Climb A Settings IGC File 9 18 GD Enable IGC file logging E Calculate IGC security record Pilot Glider type Registration Comp class Comp ID Enable NM
16. eement between you and flyWithCE relating to the Product and the support services if any and they supersede all prior or contemporaneous oral or written communications proposals and representations with respect to the Product or any other subject matter covered by this EULA To the extent the terms of any flyWithCE policies or programs for support services conflict with the terms of this EULA the terms of this EULA shall control 12 THE PRODUCT IS PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT AND OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS AND TREATIES flyWithCE own the title copyright and other intellectual property rights in the Product The Product is licensed not sold 13 USE OF THE NAVIGATOR PROGRAM Program Navigator is not certified as a height reference instrument main navigation instrument or IFR navigation instrument copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 flyWithCE Navigator 2 Install and register Navigator 2 1 Download Navigator Start by downloading Navigator from the following web site www flyWithCE com download shtml After you select the link of the desired program the message box will appear Select Save to disk option and then select the directory on your local hard drive You should occasionally check this web site for new releases and newsletters Newsletters may contain more details on certain features this is to keep this manual as short and simple as possible If you would like to receive an Email to advise you of changes you should reg
17. en button After that you should select a glider type and press Select button All speed polar parameters are saved in one text file with pol extension You can find a sample file Polar pol in My DocumentslflyWithCE directory You can see two settings Selected Navigator polar settings Instrument polar settings received from the instrument If you select Use instrument data the program will use polar received from the instrument If you will select Write data option the program will write polar settings to LX1600 non volatile memory from the iPAQ In the sample polar file you will find speed polar declaration for most popular Vario range SC mode speed b SC speed 100 km h SC quiet zone JS mis Display mode vaio SC Needle Upper number Lower number Custom L41600 L41600 Ady File Help E E HW Custom LX1600 9 49 09 Sc type Switch inverted ka Smart vario miss 0 0 Vario filter 5 po TE comp Audio level low O high audio mode Default Custom uxteco LX1600 Ady File Help E BF Hardware Plane 9 20 ok Selected DG 100 38 5 93 km h 0 67 m s Instrument Apis ASH22BLE ASH 25 ASH 25E ASH 26 ASH 26E File Help E gliders If you cannot find your glider you can insert polar values inside polar file with standard text editor A single comma separates columns copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 23 flyWithCE Navigator Column Field
18. flyWithCE Navigator User s manual Version Last revision 29 May 2008 flyWithCE Navigator is ed INS can 3 2 Install and register Navigator oocconcconnccconconcconcconnconanenancnnncnnnnnnnrnnanenanenanrnnnrenanenannnas 5 2 1 DOWnlO ad NAM ios 5 2 2 AA A A 5 Zo Register Navigator iE taa 5 231 Memory Gard Installationen aa o d 6 2 4 Getting Started iodin o o 0 O 6 2 41 SUP NAVIGATION e a dde a ea a ala 6 AS ls e A E A 6 Dil WITT Navigator 7 SA AA A 7 A A E 7 As AA A ee eee II ern o ee enn ee 7 Bee 2 NO Ged CAG EPA A PEO anata aucun E T E ET 9 3 2 0 SElECL Waypoint Window GOTO Jeera n aaa aa i e a e E E EA AEREE 9 E HOMECAN eeir a e a A eer ee ee eee eee 10 Dios APO MA ed 10 32 01 AMS pace WANING S rr a ES 11 3 2 7 Airspace detector WINdOW oooccoocccocnconcccocncnnnnononononocnnnnonnnonrnnnnrronrnonnncnnrnnnnnnrnnnnrnnncnnnnnnnnnos 11 32 A A e de e 11 2 AMO BAL NV MA toi asttenta ee als 12 3 0 F AlaIM lelS WINGOW sscers iosa eka e aO EENE ONEENS APANE eaaa 12 Sl Thermal talS NC Saena o 12 a A AE nen Secs E A A A EAA A AE ETT 13 A A A S 13 Sd e ASKS DAS IC cn PA Ei aa 13 BAe TASK adv ancora a e E a a E 13 SN E A A aa a a 14 3 4 4 Ed and R n Task MOGE dde ea lei 14 SAO Task RUNMOde AV ANCOG r Sontatemna crate E iam daamyina abe abanm nie ancesceunmenabeuehs 16 COO A A A dats Maes nted aN 16 3 9 Det alUIUGe dial cms 17 A Setup NaViId alar 17 AA SENOS dIo A A a deacon satus a contyasneayeusan
19. gram tracks all airspace within 10km radius The MapText detector box displays two numbers right picture e first one represents that you are inside airspace Brnik e the second represents the number of close airspace zones C FL125 3809m inside 1000 AGL 304m AGL a f Brnik If you press on the airspace detector MapText box a new window will open In this p ARTIE ASA Ge window the list of all airspace that is closer than 10 km will be displayed above GND GND Values displayed in distance field INSIDE you are inside airspace inside you are probably inside airspace check altitude limits ABOVE you are above airspace BELOW you are below airspace Background color e red you are inside airspace e green you are outside airspace 3 2 8 Altitude Alarm The altitude alarm in Navigator gives a reminder to the pilot when the maximum safe JF Walah gt altitude is exceeded and oxygen equipment should be used By pressing the Later Altitude Warning button the Navigator altitude will be set to remind the pilot again in 2 minutes time Max Ft Cur Fe Time The oxygen button will disable the alarm until then next time the maximum altitude 12001 12053 0 22 ded When this h the al 111 be displayed again 1s exceede en this happens the alarm will be displayed again ter ages In the dialog window three parameters are displayed e Maximum altitude when alarm will be activated on e Current altitude NM e Time above maximum altitude
20. ight without danger of losing flight statistics This feature enables you to e declare several options before flight e declare the same task but with a different start sector copyright O flyWithCE 2002 2008 13 flyWithCE Navigator 3 4 3 Task list In this window user can select copy or delete existing task You can also create a new task Area assigned tasks have AAT text beside length If you copy a task that has already been started all statistics will be copied together with waypoints to the new task Background color indicates as follows Task list 18 1 km TRZIC WPHO NI ROSUTA 18 1 km RO AAT e red task not started TRZIC WPHDN1 KOSUTA e green started task e blue finished task If RO text is displayed beside a task name this means that the task is not located in the default file which means that this task cannot be changed To change this task you must first use copy task option and then edit new task Copy A Back 3 4 4 Edit and Run Task mode There is only one screen for task editing and tracking With the button in the top right corner you can toggle between run and edit mode In Edit mode you can modify the task and change sector settings for selected waypoint AAT tasks In Run mode the selected task 1s displayed 3 4 4 1 Task Edit mode When you create a new task the program creates a template in which there is a place for take off TO start ST waypoint WP finish FI an
21. ing the appropriate airspace line 4 1 3 1 Map This setting allows individual user to increase or decrease amount of detail on Map screen e Waypoint text size and type of waypoint shown can be changed for each zoom level Waypoint labels can be full name or short abbreviation Arrival text for different types of waypoint can selected Arrival text can be switched between glide ratio needed or arrival altitude Elevation map resolution can be changed between high and low Bitmap intensity can be changed in steps between 40 100 Text can be displayed on off on bitmap map copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 EF Settings Airspace y 9 15 ok Airspace horizontal dist 500 m Airspace vertical dist m Do not show 20000 m Restricted Prohibited Danger Class 4 Class B Class C Preset MapText Files Airspace File Help E settings Map e Eas Waypoint text Zoom level 2 km gt Font show all w 16 Test Waypoint Waypoint labels O long O short Arrival text disable v Show arrival text altitude v Elevation map res i O low Bitmap map intesity 100 w a Display text on bitmap map stos raros us File Help 19 flyWithCE Navigator 4 1 4 General If you have a large waypoint database it takes quite a long time to display the Waypoint window You can limit the search by selecting the first option with the maximum distance The option of moving of non AAT waypoints is described in the Task Run mode
22. ion with Tap amp Drag function e G GPS status indicator dark G on white square indicates GPS OK if dark G on grey square GPS not OK e R IGC Recording status indicator R displayed if recording enabled dark R on white square indicates recording taking place e H Home airport indicator dark H on white square indicates home airport is in reach if not in reach white H on dark square 1s indicated Ae e Double up arrow jump to main menu by tapping icon e Single right arrow Move to parameter screen by pressing on right arrow ENTERA AirSp on the top of the screen 4 96 3K2 6 9 0 0 e Battery Symbol Shows battery status external power 100 75 50 and 25 Exclamation mark shows less than 10 remaining e Scale Indicator change scale by tapping on scale mark If Waypoint or Task is selected Navigator will select relevant scales to enable next selected waypoint or task waypoint to be displayed Maximum auto zoom can be specified via Settings window General tab copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 flyWithCE Navigator MapText boxes displayed in the bottom can be added and removed from Settings window Most MapText boxes are active and you can open a new window by tapping on the MapText box Waypoints airspace and the selected task are displayed on the map Waypoints shown with a green bold font can be reached from the current position and altitude assuming pre set altitude reserve and MC setting Those
23. ister on the flyWithCE mailing list 2 2 Install Navigator To install Navigator follow this procedure 1 Connect the Pocket PC IPAQ to the desktop computer 2 Open the File explorer and find the saved file 3 Select file with double click 4 Follow the install wizard Note The program that you have downloaded from the web site is a Windows installation program Do not copy this program to the Pocket PC Follow the installation procedure You can use Navigator Free unregistered with valid NMEA GPS source or also in simulator mode The Navigator Free has some restrictions but is an excellent simple moving map solution to complement existing instruments 2 3 Register Navigator During the registration procedure you must enter the registration code which you will find in Help Register dialog window Depending on usage of Navigator you will determine your preferred registration option Registering to the Pocket PC Find and enter the registration code displayed next to the Pocket PC label You will Ee Register Navigator f 5 03 tok be able to use Navigator on your Pocket PC with any instrument Sa AEN sabika Registering to storage card Find and enter the registration code displayed next to the Storage Card label This registration codes will allow easy upgrade of user hardware memory card can simply be transferred Pocket pc CRHBEY3IEZ to new Pocket PC device Storage Card CIORAM6DBZ Use one of the registration codes For
24. ithCE 2002 2008 AF Settings General 9 16 ok C Goto distance limit km Altitude alarm m C Move non S4T waypoints Map snail trail fix Open Waypoint window on select alarms text units hd Maximum auto zoom Sound Files Airspace Map General File Help BF Settings Keys Er 9 17 ok Increase MC Decrease MC Decrease zoom Increase zoom Not assigned Toggle map orientation Waypoint window MC BAL window Next page Button 3 Button 4 Fes aroac corra File Help Enid E NA gt 9 Settings Sectors m 9 46 ok sector Type Max j Min angle Preset settings i sete AT File Help El 20 flyWithCE Navigator 4 1 7 Units You can change between imperial and metric units for altitude distance and speed and climb parameters Press the each parameter individually or press preset Metric or Imperial buttons to change all parameters 4 1 8 IGC The Navigator program can write a simple IGC file that you can use later for flight analysis Check that the IGC box is selected to enable logging IGC security record can also be enabled disabled User should check local rules 1f such data can be used for badge or record flights NMEA file logging can also be enabled disabled NMEA file can than be used with GPS Simulator to repeat the actual flight NMEA file is usually very long several megabytes and because of that please make sur
25. lect the waypoint and than press Select button On the map the next sector 1s displayed in dark yellow Other sectors are displayed in light yellow Data is displayed for completed waypoints as follows e second row o altitude O average speed to next waypoint o time of turn e third row o leg time Data displayed for remaining waypoints e second row o final glide altitude difference o distance to waypoint o ETA e third row o required glide ratio to reach this waypoint o course only to next waypoint o altitude limit if set copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 Task setup custom sector Min Ange Altitude Start Limit m 89 14 3 o Start Declare Start All ETA Task Finish 134 0 km F 2 59 435 mph ST BII Bicester StN 4d 12054 ft 435 mph 19 21 WP1 HUSbands Bos CG 7KS ft 51 1km I 15 4 6 WP LES Leicester S 31 7K 2 ft 65 0 km 19 2 3281 ft Y FI BiCester Ctl Twr 2 08 00m 15 flyWithCE Navigator 3 4 5 Task Run mode advanced When you are flying an AAT task you can move a waypoint inside the AAT sector with Tap amp Drag function After this the new task is displayed and all task statistics are recalculated You will notice a red circle around the moved waypoint this indicates the change in task and that the auto change to the next leg feature has been turned off for this element of the flight only Because of this you will have to press Turn button after you ente
26. name 1 glider name 2 wing span in meters 3 reserved 4 reserved 5 factor A of speed polar always negative 6 factor B of speed polar always positive 7 factor C of speed polar always negative You can calculate speed polar parameters with the formula published in the late Dr Helmut Reichmann s book You should take care to use the correct units and speed should be in km h and vario in m s You can calculate speed polar parameters with program LXe from LX Navigation that is supplied with all LX instruments You should change signs and divide A with 10000 and B with 100 Example LX Navigation LXe Navigator A 1 9 0 00019 B 3 2 0 032 E 2 2 4 2 6 Simulator settings Simulator settings can be changed in this dialog You can select the position from BF Hardware Simulat 7 lt 9 24 ok where the simulator will start after you will start the Navigator You can choose between im 8 Database center e center of the waypoint database Custom center e preset position Lon i Next setting is the altitude that it will be used While using simulator you can not k change this altitude Note Simulator is active when GPS is not connected File Help copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 24
27. nt position To achieve this filter of waypoints you press anywhere on the map but avoid the glider icon and task waypoints Only the displayed distance and direction are important After you lift the finger Select waypoint window will open and the filter will be applied to the waypoints Best you try it for yourself 3 2 3 Select waypoint window GoTo There are two ways to open GoTo waypoint window Select waypoint 1 Perform a Tap and Drag all waypoints that match distance and direction criteria will be displayed You can change selection and sort the order by o ADF Andoversfo 25 4 km _ changing values in the three combo boxes on the top of the screen o BEUlah A86f 140 km 2 Just press on the Goto MapText box This option does not use a distance and direction filter o BOW Bourton 0 14 8 km o BRG Brenig 1 193 km You can use cursor keys for navigation First select one waypoint and then press the BRY Prony d 75 2 km up or down button Press left and right button to display all information about the Distance arrival altitude required glide ratio and course required Select the waypoint by pressing the Select button Waypoint background color indicates as follows red you cannot reach this waypoint green you can reach this waypoint grey no altitude data final glide cannot be calculated copyright O flyWithCE 2002 2008 flyWithCE Navigator When computing a final glide the program uses altitude
28. ose to the start sector the program will start beeping when you actually enter the sector When you have decided that you would like to start the tasks you have two options e pressing to Task MapText box in Map window for 3 seconds you will hear a beep e pressing Start All button in Task setting window To restart selected Task press Start button in Task Settings window To restart all tasks press Start All button During flight the program will start displaying progress of the task when you leave the start sector and will switch to the next leg when you will enter the pre set sector of the turning point The task is finished when you enter the finish sector correctly The program will restart the task if you enter the start sector before you reach first waypoint sector or before you finish the task if you have declared that task with start and finish waypoint 3 4 2 Task advanced Assigned area tasks AAT are also supported Default sector settings are declared in Settings Sector dialog window When you change one or more sector settings the task becomes an AAT task the time allowed for the task can also be entered In task list AAT text 1s displayed beside length and in waypoint list character 1s displayed beside waypoint with changed sector settings All changes are saved to default See You CUP file After you start tasks the program will monitor your progress on all tasks This will enable you to switch between tasks during the fl
29. r the AAT sector in order to display the navigation to the next waypoint To simplify the waypoint movement you can select the waypoint and press the Zoom button the program will then switch to pan mode and will display the selected sector After you have changed the waypoint position you can change the map orientation and continue with the flight BlCester biter 267 MC Airsp TE o OO a WP1 RULE You can also change the position of the sector To do this you have to enable Move non AAT waypoints option in Settings General dialog window You cannot change the position of the completed and AAT waypoints 3 4 6 Wind When wind is calculated the program will display wind strength and direction instead of text By pressing to radio button on the left side you will select active wind which will then be displayed in MapText and will also be used in the final glide calculation Program can calculate e wind strength and direction when circling Circling escama e wind strength during straight flight Component fo Component wind is calculated only if you have your Pocket PC connected to a LX Navigation LX160 LX1600 LX5000 LX7000 Borgelt B50 and Cambridge Aero 302 Program compares ground speed and indicated speed Because of that this method is only appropriate for final glides or when flying to a selected waypoint The program can also receive calculated wind from some instruments This wind is displayed as third or fou
30. rth option The pilot can also enter wind manually as a fifth option If you only want to change the calculated wind you press the M button beside the selected wind The calculated wind values will be copied to the Custom wind where you can than change the speed and direction of the wind If you select radio button below the Custom text program will use custom wind settings for final glide calculation The following will help to explain the operating methodology On the bottom there are three buttons By pressing the right button you return to the previous window If you press left button you can select whether or not the program uses the selected wind for the final glide calculation to the selected waypoint If you press the button in the middle you can select whether the program uses the selected wind for final glide to the waypoints on the selected task There is one extra option Wp If you select this option the program will use selected wind only for calculations to the next waypoint on task Wind will not then be used for other waypoints copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 16 flyWithCE Navigator 3 5 Set altitude dialog In this dialog you can correct pressure altitude You usually enter air pressure if you are in the air or altitude if you are on the ground Change radio button position to EES E qe 9 21 Q enter pressure or altitude data This option is disabled if your instrument does not Altitude 7 transmit press
31. t O flyWithCE 2002 2008 18 flyWithCE Navigator You will notice a small arrow to the left to the indicator When you first install the program it will automatically generate new default f1yWithCE cup file Note When you add a new airspace file you should check Settings Airspace settings By default new airspace types are only listed in airspace list For more information please read Airspace section 4 1 3 Airspace Airspace horizontal and vertical distance User should determine airspace warning distance based on expected flying conditions Warning will be generated at specified distance to airspace that user wishes to avoid Do not show above No airspace is shown and airspace warnings generated above this altitude This altitude should be set based on expected flying conditions and expected task area In the second half of the screen there is a list of all available airspace The content of this list is determined by the types of airspace files that you have included in Settings File dialog When you add new airspace files in Files window you should check Airspace settings By default new airspace types are not shown and will not generate warning messages The three buttons change airspace view and warnings for all airspace types e Hide Airspace is hidden with NO warnings e Show Airspace is shown with NO warnings e Airspace that is hidden will not generate warnings Each type can be selected individually by tapp
32. ted you may not rent lease or lend the Product 5 LIMITATION ON REVERSE ENGINEERING DECOMPILATION AND DISASSEMBLY You may not reverse engineer decompile or disassemble the Product except and only to the extent that it is expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding this limitation 6 TERMINATION Without prejudice to any other rights flyWithCE may cancel this EULA if you do not abide by the terms and conditions of this EULA in which case you must destroy all copies of the Product and all of its component parts 7 NOT FOR RESALE SOFTWARE Product identified as Not for Resale or NFR may not be resold transferred or used for any purpose other than demonstration test or evaluation 8 LIMITED LIABILITY Any liability of flyWithCE will be limited exclusively to refund of Purchase price In addition in no event shall flyWithCE or its principals shareholders officers employees affiliates contractors subsidiaries or parent organizations be liable for any incidental consequential or punitive damages whatsoever relating to the use of the Product or your relationship with flyWithCE copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 flyWithCE Navigator 9 DISCLAIMER Product and all accompanying files data and materials are distributed as is and with no warranties of any kind whether express or implied Product is used entirely at the risk of the user Although great care has been taken to eliminate defects during the de
33. that are not green cannot be reached without a further gain of altitude If final glide over terrain is not possible a red X is displayed on map and altitude in MapText box 1s underlined in red 3 2 1 1 Color Elevation Maps Program can display color maps in two modes elevation or relative map In Waar cP lt p gt elevation mode the color of the map reflects the altitude of the terrain In relative mode terrain that is higher than aircraft current altitude has different color Ground elevation and altitude above ground level Maptext boxes may be useful in certain situations Warning Navigator is not the tool for IFR navigation and because of that you should be careful when using differential map display for navigation The altitude information on elevation maps may be inaccurate AGL 1OK3 RHUddlan 108f Maps are available at flyWithCE Maps amp Data web page 3 2 1 2 Bitmap Maps There are many sources of digital Bitmaps online and as they are updated regularly they can be the most accurate VFR maps available Navigator allows bitmaps to be used as the background on the map screen The map will be scaled and rotated according to settings If a digital map is not available for your area it is possible to use a bitmap editing program to scan maps and prepare a bitmap file with additional calibration information Detailed step by step instructions are available on the flyWithCE Navigator page http www flywithce com navigator h
34. tml aan z 71 gt 109 2K2 low 00 copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 flyWithCE Navigator 3 2 2 Tap amp Drag The tap and drag option is used several times in the Navigator program as follows A SIRI 2 ow a Arrange MapText boxes change task waypoint position change task waypoint position inside AAT sector SIMULATOR change speed and direction in simulator mode change map position in pan mode filter waypoints in Select waypoint window using direction and distance d ii Goto WP 305 324 Hdg bid BI Bicester N 404f BIC tol 24 6 87 To use the tap and drag option you should first tap on the screen and than drag your finger to the desired position For some options you will see a special MapText box with additional data It is important first to tap in the right place on the map window as follows e press close to the waypoint to change the waypoint position press close to the waypoint inside AAT sector to change waypoint position press close to the glider icon to change speed and direction in simulator mode press anywhere on the map and drag this position to new position press anywhere on the map to filter the waypoints in Select waypoint window Because the waypoint database is often very large the last option will be helpful as it will enable you to lower the number of displayed waypoints With this option you can display only those waypoints in a desired direction and distance from the curre
35. to change and then press the buttons on the right to change the value inside the edit box copyright flyWithCE 2002 2008 14 flyWithCE Navigator You can also declare the maximum altitude a start time and for AAT tasks the minimum task time In the MapText box the time to start is prefixed by an S if prefixed by F then this is time left for AAT task e ETA Navigator can calculate estimated time of arrival Method of calculation is can be selected by pressing bottom middle button e ETA MC program use s current MC setting to calculate speed and ETA e ETA RMC program use s recommended MC setting based on last calculated average lift e ETA Leg program use s current leg average speed e ETA Task program use s task average speed In Run mode buttons Start and Start All are enabled If you press the Start button the program will restart the selected task If you press Start All button the program will start or restart all tasks 3 4 4 3 Task Run mode In Run mode the program displays all waypoints except take off landing and inactive waypoints Waypoint data is displayed in three rows with waypoint type and name being displayed in the first row Waypoint background color e red waypoint is out of reach e green you can reach waypoint e blue waypoint completed If you would like to skip any waypoint you select the next waypoint and press Next button To display parameters in Goto MapText you should first se
36. tor will use exclusively data received from the instrument You will not be able to set different MC or ballast settings in Navigator The 2004 version of the LX1600 can be used also without an iPAQ Because of this you will need to store default settings in the LX1600 non volatile memory To do this check Write settings option File Help E 4 2 3 LX1600 custom settings All LX1600 settings are set up in two dialog windows they are displayed only if LX1600 instrument is selected Custom settings LX 1600 Custom settings LX1600 advanced On both windows there are several settings which can be divided into two sets The first set is usually different for each user vario range SC mode SC speed SC quiet zone display settings smart vario and audio settings The second set of settings is usually defined by the instrument installation SC type Vario filter TE compensation and has to be first read by Pocket PC device before you can apply the changes This division of settings into two sets enables you to use LX1600 in gliding clubs Glider pilots can set the instrument with the first set their own settings but the instrument main will be set the same in each glider if that has been done by the club with the initial installation The Navigator program will always read the second set of settings the club pre sets before it will enable you to change them This feature will prevent you from downloading the incorrect values that
37. u can press the Goto button Waypoint Information on the bottom of the window and Navigator will display course and distance to TALgarthCG 970f selected waypoint in MapText box on the bottom of the map window If you press Bro Dist km DAt ft lt 28 145 3K1 on the airspace pop up window airspace information will be displayed P PSPP P pray 130 10 Clubhouse Press anywhere on the map to close the popup window Note Waypoint window takes precedence over Airspace window Sometimes it is easier to check airspace information in the Airspace detector window TSEnd MC HAB Hay Bluff 2220f AirSp 52 9 85 1K3 158 0 0 copyright O flyWithCE 2002 2008 10 flyWithCE Navigator 3 2 6 Airspace warnings When you approach airspace that is closer than the declared limits in Settings dialog za box an airspace warning dialog appears On the bottom of the dialog you have two A ORIG T buttons as follows Airspace Information e Once program will close warning dialog and will warn you again when N864 862 4 you come close to this airspace next time ieee Dist ln e Today program will close warning dialog and will not appear again until A 1 58 you restart the program Lim Ft Lim Ft FL 195 19500 You can select limits and select airspace that will display warnings by using the FL 105 10500 Settings Airspace dialog window S today one TSEnd MC Eley 2037 TALgarth CG 970f AirSp 3 2 Airspace detector window The Navigator pro
38. ure altitude GPS altitude cannot be used Current Om New 1013 25 mb On the second half of the screen there is a Reset button which resets altitude and speed setting for LX1600 instrument This button is disabled in the air To close this dialog you can press OK button big button in the bottom or small button on the top right corner O Om Reset vario positior 4 Setup Navigator 4 1 Settings dialog Navigator sets up default settings at installation User can also select a predefined layout e Recreational for general flying where you do not expect to fly tasks e Task and competition for cross country or competition flying This will not change instrument glider unit and IGC file settings User should check and set sector unit IGC settings appropriate to task or competition rules In the Settings dialog you can change the program settings 4 1 1 MapText You can select which parameters will be displayed on the bottom of the map and parameters window With the top combo box you can switch between Map window and Parameters window HF settings MapText 4 9 11 ok Y Waypoint al ratio Parameters in grey are not available because they are not provided by the hardware task to which your Pocket PC is connected or they are not implemented in the current nia ratio Task Finish ver sion Task finish gl ratio _ Home amp Airport DO ati Transparent
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