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The GLV2000 uses
standard Flight Simulator flight plans. However, it also
incorporates the ability to add and remove waypoints as
you like.
An easy to access menu from the Flight Plan page
utilizes the GPS engine's database to allow you to
search for and insert waypoints anywhere within the
flight plan.
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User
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Here is a diagram of the user interface and
controls. Using multi-function keys, the system is very powerful
and provides the pilot with everything needed for both vertical
(VNav) and lateral (LNav) navigation.
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1. Power Switch |
2. Nav Frequencies |
3. Last/Next Wpt |
4. Magnetic HDG |
5. ADF Frequency |
6. WPT Info Window |
7. COM Frequencies |
8. Range Selector |
9. LNAV/VNAV
Ind |
10. COM Ctrl Knob |
11. COM Freq Swap |
12. Direct To Menu |
13. Main Menu |
14. Flight Plan Menu |
15. Procedure Menu |
16. Enter Key |
17. Clear Key |
18. Selector Knob |
19. XPDR Menu |
20. Auto/Susp
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21. Softkeys |
22. Time Display |
23. ADF Swap Key |
24. ADF Knob |
25. Escape Key |
26. NAV Swap Key |
27. NAV Ctrl Knob |
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Two compass modes are available; Arc Mode
and HSI Mode.

The color of the compass rose is user
selected via the main menu, which provides the pilot with
extensive control over both display schemes/colors, and system
preferences.
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Totalizer |
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The Totalizer is an instrument for fuel flow
information to the GPS receiver, providing distance
and estimated fuel needed en route.
Additional calculations and display of fuel
management data is provided for each waypoint in the
flight plan. If insufficient fuel will be available,
according to current tank levels, annunciation is
provided that will let the pilot know exactly where
en route refueling will be required.
The GPS database will indicate a fueling
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