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Eventide ARGUS 5000 - Waypoints, Courselines and the Simulated CDI; Courselines in Direct To Mode; Courselines in Flight Plan (LEG) Mode

Eventide ARGUS 5000
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Waypoints,
Courselines
and
the
Simulated
CDI
The
Argus
has
a
provision
for
displaying
a
courseline
between
two
(or
more)
waypoints.
Whether
this
courseline
is
displayed
is
determined
by
the
pilot's
preference.
The
AMEND
mode
allows
selection
of
courseline
in
MAP,
PLAN,
both,
or
neither.
For
clarity,
most
of
the
illustrations
in
this
manual
do
not
show
the
courseline.
However,
the
courseline
display
is
a
powerful
feature
for
helping
the
pilot
visualize
and
follow
his
flightplan,
and
most
Argus
users
prefer
to
leave
it
ON
for
MAP
and
PLAN.
The
AMEND
mode
description
shows
how
to
select
it;
this
section
shows
how
to
use
it.
Courselines
in
"Direct
To"
Mode
130°
BRG
TK
12.7
NM
130'
159
kts
LO°TE
DEP/15
It is
very
important
to
know
that
the
courseline,
while
displayed
on
the
Argus,
is,
in
effect,
generated
by
the
GPS.
In
order
to
display
a
courseline,
at
least
two
points
must
be
defined.
These
points
are
typically
entered
into
the
GPS
as the
"TO"
and
"FROM"
waypoints.
For
instance,
if
you
are
navigating
to
airport
ABC
from
navaid
XYZ,
you
will
select
ABC
as
your
TO
waypoint,
and
XYZ
either
as
your
FROM
waypoint,
or,
if
you're
currently
flying
over
it,
as
"present
position
FROM,"
in
typical
GPS
terminology.
Should
you
deviate
or
stray
from
your
course,
the
GPS
will
show
you
being
a
certain
amount
off-course
(XTRACK
or
CROSSTRACK
distance),
and
the
Argus
screen
(and
CDI)
will
agree
with
this
calculation.
If
you
then
press
the
"present
position
FROM"
button
or
"Direct
TO"
on
your
GPS,
the
XTRACK
distance
will
go
to
zero,
since,
hi
effect,
a
new
course
from
your
present
position
to
your
destination
has
been
programmed
into
the
GPS.
The
Argus
display
follows
this
change
by
redrawing
the
courseline
from
the
current
position
of
the
symbolic
airplane
to
the
destination,
while
zeroing
the
Argus'
simulated
CDI.
(The
line
is
drawn,
in
effect,
from
the
destination
back
through
the
FROM
point
or
present
position.
Thus,
the
line
will
terminate
at
your
destination.)
Courselines
in
Flight
Plan
(LEG)
Mode
FROM:NO7
TorTEB
CDI:
ON-COURSE
July
1999
Argus
5000/7000
Ver.
5.xx
Reference
Manual
Part#141003
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