IFD400 Series Pilot Guide
Aux Subsystem 4-21
either touch the icon on the left side or push the knob button to
expand or condense that category.
ITEM STRUCTURE
Nominally, items representing a setting are shown with the title on
the left and the current value of the setting on the right. For those
typical cases, there are several kinds of settings, as follows:
Enumerated – these are the most common kind of setting
and are characterized by an enumerated list of choices.
For instance, “On”, “Off”, and “Auto”.
Textual – these settings require the user to enter a
textual value. Examples include a User Name and Flight
ID.
Numeric – these settings require the user to enter a
numeric value. Examples include the visual approach
glide slope and local time offset.
There are other kinds of settings that apply to specialized
situations, such as map layers. Those kinds of settings are
described in detail in the sections below.
ITEM EDITING
Rules for editing settings vary based on the kind of item being
edited. To initiate editing for any item, turn either the inner or
outer knob to the desired item or touch the desired item in order
to select it. The selected item is surrounded by a cyan outline.
Editing an enumerated setting
Once selected, editing is initiated by either pushing the right knob
button or touching the selected item. At this point, the selection
will change from a cyan background to a white background. To
change an enumerated setting, turn either the inner or outer knob
to change to the next or previous selection, depending on the
direction of the knob turn, or touch the item to change to the next
selection. Once the desired selection is being shown, push the
knob button or the ENTR button or the Enter LSK to accept.
Push the CLR button or the Cancel LSK to abort the edit and
return to the original selection.
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