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General| Brand | Brauniger |
|---|---|
| Model | Competino |
| Category | Avionics Display |
| Language | English |
Procedure for powering the device on and off, including confirmation steps.
Explanation of the function of each button on the device's keypad for navigation and control.
Description of the primary display interface, showing key information and status indicators.
Details on the map display mode, showing flight tracks, waypoints, and restricted areas.
Information presented on the final glide calculation screen for flight planning.
Overview of the main menu options for device configuration and settings.
Configuration options for core device parameters like display, recording, and audio.
Customization of display fields on the main and final glide screens.
Information on battery types, usage, and management for the device.
Methods and procedures for transferring data between the device and a computer.
Guide for updating the device's firmware via a PC connection.
Explanation of the device's three altitude displays and air pressure readings.
Details on the analog variometer display, including its scale and time delay settings.
Information on the digital variometer, its range, and averaging capabilities.
Settings for audio feedback, including volume control and tone adjustments.
Control for enabling or disabling the sink tone and adjusting its activation threshold.
Configuration and function of the audible stall warning system.
How to evaluate and ensure reliable GPS satellite signal reception.
Understanding the GPS compass and how it indicates flight direction.
Definitions and display of track (route) and bearing (direction to destination).
Explanation of ground speed measurement and its importance for wind assessment.
Calculation and display of glide ratios, both in air and over ground.
How wind components affect glide ratio and final glide calculations.
Methods to determine and display wind direction and strength.
Managing waypoints, including their entry, format, and storage.
Function to select a waypoint as a destination and navigate towards it.
Creating, managing, and flying predefined sequences of waypoints.
Procedures for setting, modifying, and deleting routes.
Specific procedures for setting, altering, and deleting competition routes.
Guidance on navigating and executing flights using competition routes.
Graphical display and calculation of the final glide path to the goal.
Function to help find previously encountered thermals.
Information on entering and displaying restricted airspace areas (CTRs).
Function of the temperature sensor for contrast and readings.
Automatic setting of time and date via GPS, and manual offset adjustments.
Automatic recording of flight time and options for start/end settings.
Display of remaining distance to the goal or waypoint.
Display of height loss for remaining sections of a route to the goal.
Using the simulation mode to test various flight parameters and settings.
Internal settings not accessible to the pilot, including calibration data.
Activating additional functions via password-protected software packages.
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