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4. Operating mode

4.2.2. OFFSEt HI - mode

OFFSET HI mode is designed for situations when the landing location is higher (elevation) than the elevation at which the device was switched

on (take-o point of the aircraft). It is necessary to set the elevation dierence of the landing location in the range of approx. +/- 999m /

+/- 2 990ft. Reminder: This is a temporary setting for one jump only! The settings can only be done when switching on the device. When

using the OFFSET HI mode, the altitude at which the altitude lock opens relates to the preset landing location elevation. It is also necessary

to bear this fact in mind in case of an emergency situation!

Switch on the device at the take-o point of the aircraft. For correct operation of the m

multi it is necessary to preset the elevation dierence

between the landing location and the take-

o location. Enter the numeric value of the

dierence between the parachutist landing

location and the aircraft take-o point. The

altitude lock is in this case relates to the landing

location, i.e. according to the prole either

approx. +450m / +1 475ft for proles Stu, Int,

Pro and Cpi or about +900m / +2 950ft for prole

Tan plus the specied elevation dierence. In

such case, the m

multi requires the plane to

immediately climb approx. 40m/130ft above

the take-o point for a correct detection of

start-up and remain above this altitude. After

reaching the preset altitude plus approx. 40m /

130ft and exceeding it, the aircraft shall remain

above this level until the skydivers jump o.

If the skydiver lands at the preset altitude,

the device switches o automatically. If the

device does not switch o automatically, do it

manually after landing. Switch the device on

only before the following jump. This ensures

perfect calibration and operation of the m

multi device.

Ground

zero

approx. + 130ft / + 40m

Unlocking altitude of Altitude lock

approx. +450m / +1475ft - Stu, Int, Pro, CPi

approx. +900m/ +2950ft - TAn

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