Dynon Avionics SkyView Classic - Maintenance Log Setup

SkyView Display Installation and Configuration
SkyView System Installation Guide - Revision AA 4-43
o > EMPTY ARM
o > EMPTY MOMENT
o > STATIONS
 At least one Station is required. Up to nine Stations can be defined.
 Typically, Stations would be defined for Fuel, Pilot, Co-pilot, and Baggage
 Each Station entry consists of:
 > NAME
 > MAX Weight
 > ARM
 > ENTER AS FUEL (Y/N)
o > CG LIMITS
 A minimum of two CG Limits is required. Typically, enter a CG limit for the
forward maximum CG points and a CG limit for the aft maximum CG
point. More complicated limits for different weights (such as with a C172)
can be accommodated.
 > WEIGHT
 > ARM
Maintenance Log Setup
Beginning in Software v15.0, SkyView Classic, and SkyView HDX can provide up to ten
maintenance reminders based on Date, elapsed Tach Time, or elapsed Hobbs Time. A
maintenance reminder can also be displayed with no time basis (display text only).
After setup is complete, the Maintenance Log is accessed from the TOOLS > MAINTENANCE
(SkyView Classic) or MENU > MAINT LOG icon (SkyView HDX). For instructions on how to use
the Maintenance Log feature, see the SkyView Classic Pilot’s User Guide, Rev. X and later, or the
SkyView HDX Pilot’s User Guide.
Each item in the maintenance log requires entry of the time basis (or NONE) to determine
whether the item is not yet due, due, or overdue.
 SETUP MENU > AIRCRAFT INFORMATION > MAINTENANCE LOG
o > LOG ITEM x
 > NAME (user-defined text, up to 14 characters)
 > TIME BASIS (NONE | DATE | TACH | HOBBS)
 > END TIME, HRS (if TACH or HOBBS was selected)
or…
> END DAY, END MONTH, END YEAR (if DATE was selected)