GLV2000 Features

GLV2000 Features
	Key Features User Interface Navigation Fuel Totalizer Flight Planning Radios Panel Configuration

User Interface

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

1. Power Switch	2. Nav Frequency	3. Last/Next Wpt
4. Magnetic HDG	5. ADF Freq	6. WPT Info
7. COM Freq	8. Range Sel	9. NAV Indicators
10. COM Knob	11. COM Freq Swap	12. DTO Menu
13. Main Menu	14. Plan Menu	15. Proc Menu
16. Enter Key	17. Clear Key	18. Selector Knob
19. XPDR Menu	20. Auto/Susp Ind	21. Softkeys
22. Time Display	23. ADF Swap Key	24. ADF Knob
25. Escape Key	26. NAV Swap Key	27. NAV Ctrl Knob

Navigation

Both LNAV and VNAV control

Fuel Totalizer

When the new Direct To flight plan is loaded into the system the Fuel Totalizer menu will appear on the right side of the screen, in place of the Direct To Menu.

The Fuel Totalizer provides the pilot with an accurate digital display of fuel remaining, trip fuel and total fuel used in relation to the entire flight plan. See section 2.10 for proper use of the Fuel Totalizer Computer.

Flight Planning

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.

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.

Arc Mode

HSI Mode

Radios

NAV 1 Radio

NAV 2 Radio

COM 1 Radio

COM 2 Radio

ADF Radio

Transponder

Panel Configuration

The Control Center is a configuration utility for the GLV2000 that will allow you to perform various tasks to make this unique add-on as user friendly and easy to configure as possible. It can perform the following tasks:

Configure your installed aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator® (MSFS) to use the panel instrument and systems, or restore them back to their original configuration.

Customize the speed and performance data for each aircraft installed.

Review and modify the global preference settings for the system.

This utility scans your Flight Simulator aircraft folders and presents you with information on which aircraft are already configured, and which are not. Configuring one of your aircraft is easy, and usually involves the single click of a button.

The Control Center is simple and easy to operate. The following handbook outlines the steps and procedures for the proper use of this utility. It is a pre-flight utility. Any changes made using this utility will be reflected the next time MSFS is started.