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Covers the initial startup sequence, self-test, and the A1, A2, A3 altitude displays.
Explains barometric pressure readings (QNH) and analog/digital variometer modes.
Covers airspeed indication, Total Energy Compensation (TEC), and audio alert settings.
Details the stall alarm functionality and how to set the date and time.
Explains how to connect a printer and print instrument settings or flight lists.
Covers storing flights in memory, accessing flight data, and using the barograph.
Details starting/stopping barograph recording, setting interval, and inserting markers.
Describes how to enter the pilot's name using ASCII codes for identification.
Explains the net variometer function and inputting polar data for optimization.
Covers strategies for simple nominal flight and optimized McCready flight.
Details connecting GPS for data, determining wind, and using GPS for navigation.
Explains the final approach computer, target calculations, and glide ratio display.
Provides guidance on mounting the instrument and warranty terms.
Details water landing procedures and substantiating FAI record flights.
Lists detailed technical data, dimensions, weight, and operating parameters.
Guides users on how to access and modify instrument settings via the setting mode.
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