Dynon Avionics SkyView HDX - Airspace; Airspace Proximity

SkyView HDX Display Operation
3-20 SkyView HDX Pilot’s User Guide – Revision B
All the items on the MENU page are briefly described below. The function of each item will be
discussed in greater detail in appropriate sections of this manual.
• Top Row – CONTROLS:
o AUTOPILOT: Control panel for autopilot operation
o XPNDR – Transponder: Control panel for setting transponder codes and transmitting
modes
o TIMER: Control panel for a count-up/count-down timer
o Com RADIO: Control panel for the Dynon Com radio
• Second Row:
o PFD TOOLS: Controls for selecting features and display modes for the PFD
o ENGINE TOOLS: Controls for engine and fuel related features
• Third Row – MAP CONTROLS:
o LAYERS: Menu for selecting layer for presentation on the moving map; eg: topography
(terrain), and optional charts (VFR sections, Hi/Lo IFR enroute charts, etc.)
o WEATHER: Controls for the presentation of ADS-B IN weather data on the map and
airport information pages
o USER WAYPOINTS: Controls for managing user-defined navigation waypoints
• Fourth Row – TOOLS:
o CHECK LIST: Menu of user-created check lists
o WEIGHT BAL – Weight and Balance: Customizable weight and balance calculator
o MAINT LOG – Maintenance Logs: Customizable list of aircraft maintenance deadlines,
pilot currency items, etc.
Top Bar (Status Bar)
The Top Bar is the row of information presented across the top of the screen. The middle
portion of the Top Bar always presents a clock or timer, regardless of display layout. Three
other areas of the Top Bar will enunciate the status of Autopilot, Transponder and Com Radio,
provided these optional devices are installed and properly configured.
Each of these four enunciation areas are also touchable and, when touched, opens a control
panel for the respective device. Only clock behavior is described here. The function of the
other three devices enunciated in the Top Bar behavior is covered in respective sections of this
guide.
The clock is always displayed centered at the top of the screen in all screen display modes on
the Top Bar in 24 hour/military format. The time reference can be selected in System Setup to
display either UTC or local time (based on a local offset from UTC).
Time is initially sourced from a GPS feed and is only displayed
when valid GPS data is being received or if (primary or battery)
power has been maintained continuously since valid GPS data
Figure 20 – Example SkyView Clock