Why does my computer not recognize the LXNAV Voice Recorder NANO as a USB mass storage device?
If your computer isn't recognizing the LXNAV Voice Recorder NANO as a USB mass storage device, ensure that the NANO is turned off before connecting it to the computer.
What to do if I can't read the LXNAV Voice Recorder NANO on my notebook?
If you're unable to read the LXNAV Voice Recorder NANO on your notebook, try changing the power management scheme or connect your notebook to a power supply.
What to do if when I connect the LXNAV Voice Recorder NANO to my notebook the message 'USB device connected' appears, disappears, appears again, etc. from the laptop screen?
If you see a repeating 'USB device connected' message when connecting the LXNAV Voice Recorder NANO to your notebook, try changing the power management scheme on your notebook or connecting the notebook to a power supply.
General| Brand | LXNAV |
|---|---|
| Model | NANO4 |
| Category | Voice Recorder |
| Language | English |
Details LXNAV product warranty terms and conditions for defects in materials or workmanship.
Explains warranty exclusions for displays damaged by strong sunlight.
Covers battery care, precautions, and proper disposal methods for electronics and batteries.
Guidance on correct disposal of electrical and electronic equipment in the EU.
Guidance on correct disposal of waste batteries, including Lithium-Ion types.
Lists all items included in the NANO4 flight recorder package.
Instructions for charging the NANO4 and turning the device on.
Guide to essential settings like flight recorder, waypoints, units, and graphics.
How to set up and edit the 12 available navboxes on each navigation page.
Adjusting MacCready, Ballast, Bugs widgets and enabling/disabling map shortcuts.
How to adjust wind speed and direction manually or automatically.
Describes the NANO4 as a compact flight recorder, its components, and capabilities.
Details technical specs, controls like power/side buttons, and indicators.
Information on the NanoPower cable, its function, and available accessories like level converters.
Outlines three methods to power on the NANO4 and its operating modes (Data Transfer, Normal).
Explains various input controls like text editors, selection boxes, and menus used in the interface.
Covers normal operation, powering off, security void, and connecting to a computer for data transfer.
Details downloading/uploading flights, Bluetooth pairing, and charging the battery.
Instructions for battery calibration, storage guidelines, and replacement procedures.
Overview of main screen elements, modes (Info, FLARM, Waypoint, Task, Setup), and status indicators.
Explains Locked, Info, FLARM, Waypoint, and Task screens for navigation and data display.
Introduces the main configuration categories within the Setup menu.
Configure QNH for altitude accuracy and flight recorder details like pilot info and interval.
Customize screen brightness, themes, and auto-brightness features.
Customize map styles, colors, airspace visibility, and glider track appearance.
Manage connectivity and set up various alarms like FLARM, Airspace, and Altitude.
Configure tasks, observation zones, and hardware settings like Vario, ENL, Communication, and Battery.
Manage FLARM settings, load Airspace/Waypoint/Map files, and select units.
Access logbook, set glider polars, configure wind input, and manage device security.
View device information and perform shutdown procedures.
Details connecting a FlarmMouse to the NANO4 using a splitter and Nano Power.
Describes connecting FLARM devices using NanoPower-FL and NanoPower-PF adapters.
Details connecting LXxxxx Flarm ports and NANO4s with older serial numbers using a level converter.
Covers uploading flight declarations and configuring pilot info/tasks directly on the device.
Using the PC software for flight declarations, parameter modification, and configuration.
Uploading declarations via serial or Bluetooth interfaces.
Using the mobile app for configuration, connecting, pairing, and managing data.
Steps for manually updating firmware by copying a file to the device.
How to update firmware using the NanoConfig software.
Steps to enter recovery mode and restore factory image if update fails.
Troubleshooting common problems like computer not recognizing the device or intermittent connection.
Resolving issues with NanoConfig on different OS, file access on Mac, and memory limitations.
Addressing task declaration with external devices and resolving NanoConfig errors.
Log of changes and updates made to the manual across different revisions.
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