Flytec 6015 * Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 13)

Operation Manual Flytec 6015 11

2.2 Variometer functions

2.2.1 Analogue-Vario

The most important indication for a non-motor driven

aircraft is without any doubt the Variometer.

It displays the vertical speed in meter/second and informs

the pilot about the actual climb or sink rate.

It is only possible for the pilot by using the Vario (and its

accompanying acoustics) to determine the most efficient

thermal climb, and in the opposite situation, to recognise

when he is sinking too rapidly in downwind which he should

leave at best speed.

Vario 3.2 5,0 6.8m/s

The scale of the analogue display is consistently 0,2 m/s over both scale ranges! (Flytec AG Patent!)

The range of the first scale extends from 0 up to +/- 5m/s.

Thereafter the scale display switches

automatically to the second scale range which extends from 5 up to 10m/s. The second scale is

afterwards displayed with a white bar on black field

2.2.2 Digital-Vario (average value-Vario)

The Digital Vario has a scale of 10 cm/s and an extensive measuring range of up to +/- 100 m/s.

It is therefore also appropriate to display and record even measuring flights up to the free fall.

2.2.2.1 Average value-Vario (integrating Vario)

The digital Vario display can be set under Main Setup Menu



Variometer



Digital as average

value Vario (also designated as integrating Vario) with a time constant of 1 to 30s.

The values are

recalculated per second and indicate the

average value of climb or sink rate within the adjusted time

span.

At gruff narrow hillside up-wind this helpful readout may be used to determine if a circle or aft

flight would provide better climb values.

Integration time should be selected more longer in accordance

to the thermal’s roughness.

Based upon practical experience, we recommend an average value of 5 - 10 seconds.

2.2.3 Variometer Acoustics and volume level (Sound)

In order to enable the pilot to follow the current climb- resp. sink rate without looking on the

instrument, the Vario-Acoustics generate a tone sequence dependent on the value data.

It varies in relation to climb- and sink rate in tone pitch, as well as for interval frequency

(number of beep tones per second).

The Vario-Acoustic corresponds always to the value of Analogue-Vario and is therefore

reproducing the direct values, i.e not the average values being selected in the digital Vario

readout screen.

The Variometer Climb- and Sink Acoustics can be adapted with high flexibility on the 6015-GPS

in manifold fields to one’s individual and personal requirements.

2.2.3.1 Audio level

By use of the key Audio level the sound volume of the built-in loud speaker is

adjusted. Indeed five sound levels may be set, from soundless to maximum

sound volume.

The selected value is displayed with the Audio Symbol and is

confirmed with a short beep or double-beep. The selectable sound levels are:

0 - 25% - 50% - 75% - 100% - 0.

Short pressure on the Audio Level-key shall increase the volume level each time

by 25 %.

1 2 ... 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ... 35 36

Commentaires sur ces manuels

Pas de commentaire

Flytec 6015 * Manuel d'utilisateur Page 13

Commentaires sur ces manuels

Produits connexes et manuels pour Capteurs Flytec 6015 *