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Brand | L3 Communications |
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Model | GH-3100 |
Category | GPS |
Language | English |
Congratulates the user and introduces the GH-3100's advanced features and benefits.
Highlights the GH-3100's solid-state design, lack of moving parts, and innovative history.
Outlines the guide's purpose for operation, troubleshooting, and system capabilities like pitch, roll, and air data.
Describes the DCM's role in storing configuration data for easy replacement of the GH-3100 unit.
Lists static and pitot air inputs and optional aircraft interfaces like FMS/GPS, DME, VOR/ILS, TACAN.
Provides the GH-3100's physical dimensions, panel cutout, and weight savings compared to electromechanical systems.
Explains the MAG-3000 magnetometer for heading and the DCM as a memory device for configuration.
Explains how to access the GH-3100's menu using the Menu Access Button.
Describes scrolling through menu items using the Adjustment Knob and selecting/toggling options.
Details how to select, adjust values in sub-menus, and toggle menu items using the Adjustment Knob.
Lists various menu functions like FAST ERECT, SET BRIGHTNESS OFFSET, FAST ALIGN, NAV, etc., and their operations.
Shows the barometric setting location and how to adjust it using the Adjustment Knob.
Explains how to set the standard pressure (29.92 InHg) and the available barometric types.
Describes how pitch and roll data are generated by internal sensors and displayed on the screen.
Identifies key attitude display elements like Horizon Line, Roll Scale, Slip/Skid Indicator, and Aircraft Symbol.
Explains Extended Maneuver indications and procedures like FAST ERECT and FAST ALIGN for attitude correction.
Details Air Data information including airspeed, altitude, and vertical speed displayed in tape and digital readout formats.
Shows possible altitude readouts, including digital, rolling digits, and metric equivalents.
Illustrates airspeed displays, including Mach Speed Indicators, digital readouts, and tape formats with color codes.
Describes how navigation information shares space with attitude and is designed to match primary systems.
Lists various navigational modes like FMS, NAVR, VOR, ILS, TCN, and GPS supported by the system.
Shows typical TACAN and ILS mode display screens with labeled components like TO/FROM indicator and Course Setting.
Details VOR mode display with DME and explains software version differences in navigation configuration options.
Explains the Heading Tape display and DG indication during loss of heading source.
Describes the Course Arrow on the Heading tape for VOR, ILS, FMS/NAV, or TACAN, indicating 'To' or 'From' course.
Explains the automatic self-diagnostic process that occurs upon power application.
Describes the Identification Screen that appears after a successful self-test, showing system configuration and software details.
Details error messages or codes appearing on the Identification Screen for System or Function Failures.
Explains how to handle "System Test Failure" messages, including performing a Power Reset and when to suspect service is needed.
Describes the Sensor Alignment Mode, its progress, and what happens if alignment is unsuccessful.
Explains normal operation, diagnostic self-tests, and invalidity indications for Air Speed and Altitude.
Details Attitude Failure and Heading Tape Invalidity indications, including when they appear and what they signify.
Explains how Navigation Invalidities are detected and displayed, and the need to check source units.
Describes temporary Red X indications for internal faults and how to handle persistent "System Test Failure" with Red X.
Details the "WARNING Power Reset Needed" message prompting crew intervention for uncorrectable internal conditions.
Covers troubleshooting steps for BIG RED X appearing during start-up or normal operation.
Addresses WARNING displays prompting Power Reset and Identification Screens indicating System Failure.
Discusses troubleshooting Invalidity in Navigation, Attitude Failure, pitch/roll discrepancies, and Extended Maneuver indications.
Lists specifications for the GH-3100 Electronic Standby Indicator, including power, weight, connectors, and ranges.
Provides specifications for the DCM Detachable Configuration Module and the MAG-3000 Magnetometer, covering power, weight, and dimensions.