Lynx
®
NGT-9000
Pilot’s Guide3-4
Controls and Indicators
Extended Audio Callouts
The Extended Audio Callouts is a configuration option that adds
relative bearing, relative altitude (when available) and range to the
intruder information announced as well as the normal alert.
The relative bearing provides a clock bearing (e.g. “12 O’clock).
The relative altitude (if available) announces either “High” if > to
50 ft or “Low” if < to -50 ft or “Same Altitude” if > -50 ft or < 50 ft of
own altitude).
The range in nautical miles (slant range if TA is not Non Attitude
Reporting (NAR) or Flat range if TA is NAR).
Some examples of extended audio alerts are:
“Traffic, Traffic, 10 O’clock high, 5 miles” This aural
announcement is for an intruder at a relative bearing of 300
degrees, at a higher altitude, 5 miles away.
“Traffic, Traffic, 6 O’clock same altitude, less than a mile” This
aural announcement is for an intruder at a relative bearing of 180
degrees, at the same altitude, less than a mile away.
AUDIO INHIBIT
This is an optional feature used by a CAWS Alerting System to mute the
Traffic Advisory system due to a higher priority audio annunciation.
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CP-2500 CONTROL PANEL
The CP-2500 is the authorized Control Panel for the remote mount
version of the Lynx NGT-9000. Figure 3-1 provide a brief description
of the operation of the CP-2500. Refer to the CP-2500 Pilot’s Guide
(0040-17250-01) for specific details.
Note
The Flight ID functions is optional and is enabled during
installation of the Lynx NGT-9000.
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