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Manual CDI scale change

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Topic: Manual CDI scale change
Posted By: OliverBucher
Subject: Manual CDI scale change
Date Posted: 15 Aug 2017 at 5:13pm
Hello,
is it possible like on the G530 to change manual the CDI scale from Enroute to Terminal or Approach?
I have found nothing in the manual.
My software version is 10.2.0.0.
When I have a User Waypoint and it is labeled as an Airport, will in this case the IFD change from Enroute to Terminal scale, when I approach the waypoint ( in this case my home airbase which is a German glider airfield => User-Waypoint).
Greetings
Oliver

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Oliver Bucher
Plane: DA40-180



Replies:
Posted By: AviSimpson
Date Posted: 16 Aug 2017 at 9:51am
CDI scaling can not be manually controlled.

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Simpson Bennett
Avidyne Corporation
Product Manager


Posted By: DavidBunin
Date Posted: 16 Aug 2017 at 11:10am
It is not clear to me if the second part of his post is a statement or a question.

Will the IFD treat a user-waypoint-airport like any other destination, and auto-scale to the TERM mode?


Posted By: OliverBucher
Date Posted: 16 Aug 2017 at 2:50pm
The second part was also a question.
Sorry my english is not the best :-)
Oliver

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Oliver Bucher
Plane: DA40-180


Posted By: AviSimpson
Date Posted: 17 Aug 2017 at 8:59am
Originally posted by DavidBunin DavidBunin wrote:

It is not clear to me if the second part of his post is a statement or a question.

Will the IFD treat a user-waypoint-airport like any other destination, and auto-scale to the TERM mode?
No.  The ability to designate a user waypoint as an airport was implemented for the sole purpose of supporting the TAWS function.  That's why you have to enter a field elevation as part of the definition. 


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Simpson Bennett
Avidyne Corporation
Product Manager



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