LXNAV NANO4 - 7 FLARM on NANO; Setting up Your NANO; Connecting a Flarmmouse to the NANO; 8 Configuring the NANO

Rev #2 Version 3.00 August 2020
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6.8.17 About 63
6.8.18 Shutdown 63
7 FLARM on NANO
4
64
7.1 Connecting a FlarmMouse to the NANO
4
64
7.2 Connecting a FLARM to the NANO
4
65
7.3 Connecting a FLARM to the NANO
4
using the NanoPower-FL 65
7.4 Connecting a FLARM/PFlarm to the NANO
4
using the NanoPower-PF 65
7.5 Connecting a LXxxxx Flarm port to the NANO
4
using the NanoPower-FL 66
7.6 Connecting NANO
4
with Serial Number less than 06099 66
8 Configuring the NANO
4
67
8.1 Declarations 67
8.2 Directly on the NANO
4
67
8.2.1 Pilot Information 67
8.2.2 Declaration and Editing of a Task 67
8.3 On a PC with NanoConfig for Windows 69
8.3.1 Using the NanoConfig Program 69
8.3.1.1 Pilot Information 70
8.3.1.2 Task Declaration 70
8.3.2 Changing Parameters With NanoConfig 71
8.3.2.1 Flight Recording Interval 71
8.3.2.2 Automatically Finish Flight 71
8.3.2.3 Start Recording on Power On 71
8.3.2.4 Automatically Turn Off Nano4 When a Flight Ends 72
8.3.2.5 Bluetooth 72
8.3.2.6 NMEA Output 72
8.4 Using Bluetooth or Serial Interface 72
8.5 NanoConfig for Android Devices 73
8.5.1 Connecting and Pairing the NANO
4
73
8.5.2 Via the menu button one can access the scan function which will scan for
Bluetooth devices. If the NANO
4
is turned on and Bluetooth functionality in the NANO
4
is
enabled, it will appear on the scanned list. Choose your Nano
4
. The first time one does
it, it will be necessary to pair the NANO
4
and the Smart Phone together. Read more
about pairing in Section 5.9.Main 73
8.5.3 Logbook 74
8.5.4 Pilot 74
8.5.5 Task 75
8.5.6 Settings 75
8.5.7 Files 77
8.5.8 Updates 77
9 Updating Firmware 78
9.1 Manual Update 78
9.2 Updating with NanoConfig 78
9.3 Recovery Mode 78
10 Troubleshooting 79
11 Revision History 80