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GPS 175GNC 355/355AGNX 375Pilot's Guide

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Table of Contents1 SYSTEM AT A GLANCE . 1-1Overview .1-21.1 Display Layout . 1-31.2 Unit Functions . 1-4Pilot Interface .1-51.3 Unit Power . 1-51.3.1 Instrument Test . 1-51.3.2 Power Off . 1-51.4 SD Card Slot . 1-61.5 Touchscreen . 1-71.5.1 Keys . 1-81.5.2 Menus . 1-91.5.3 Tabs . 1-101.5.4 Keypads . 1-101.6 Control Knobs . 1-111.6.1 Knob Functions . 1-111.6.2 Knob Function Indicators . 1-121.6.3 Screen Captures . 1-121.7 Color Conventions . 1-13Compatible Equipment .1-141.8 Line Replaceable Units . 1-141.8.1 ADC & AHRS . 1-141.8.2 Altitude Encoder . 1-151.8.3 ADS-B In Data . 1-152 GET STARTED . 2-1Databases .2-22.1 Database Effective Cycles . 2-32.2 Active and Standby Databases . 2-42.3 Manual Updates . 2-52.3.1 Database Updates Page . 2-52.4 Automatic Updates . 2-82.5 Database Concierge . 2-92.5.1 Wi-Fi Setup . 2-11Connectivity .2-122.6 Connext Setup . 2-122.7 Bluetooth Setup . 2-132.7.1 Enabling Bluetooth Functionality . 2-132.7.2 Managing Paired Devices . 2-142.7.3 Importing a Flight Plan . 2-14COM .2-152.8 COM Standby Control Panel . 2-152.9 COM Radio Setup . 2-172.9.1 Channel Spacing . 2-182.9.2 Reverse Frequency Look-up . 2-192.9.3 Sidetone Volume Offset . 2-202.10 Tuning & Monitoring . 2-212.10.1 COM/Standby Frequency Key . 2-212.10.2 Direct Tuning . 2-222.10.3 Transfer Frequency to Active (Flip-Flop) . 2-24190-02488-01 Rev. 1Pilot’s Guidei

Table of Contents2.10.4 Monitor Mode . 2-252.11 Frequency Selection . 2-262.11.1 Search Tabs . 2-262.11.2 Remote Frequency Selection . 2-282.11.3 Emergency Frequency . 2-282.12 Create User Frequencies . 2-292.13 COM Alert . 2-312.13.1 Stuck Microphone . 2-31XPDR .2-322.14 XPDR Control Panel . 2-322.15 XPDR Setup . 2-332.15.1 Displaying Data . 2-332.15.2 Enabling Extended Squitter Transmissions . 2-332.15.3 Assigning a Flight ID . 2-332.16 XPDR Modes . 2-342.17 Squawk Code Keys . 2-352.17.1 VFR . 2-352.17.2 XPDR Key . 2-352.18 Remote Control . 2-372.19 XPDR Alert . 2-37ADS-B Altitude Reporting .2-382.20 ADS-B Control Panel . 2-382.20.1 ADS-B Key . 2-392.20.2 Enabling Anonymous Mode . 2-392.20.3 Assigning a Flight ID . 2-402.21 GDL 88 Alert . 2-40Pilot Settings .2-412.22 CDI Scale . 2-412.22.1 Horizontal Alarm Limits . 2-422.22.2 CDI On Screen . 2-432.23 Airport Runway Criteria . 2-442.23.1 Runway Surface . 2-442.23.2 Minimum Runway Length . 2-442.24 Clocks & Timers . 2-452.24.1 Timers . 2-452.24.2 Clock . 2-452.25 Page Shortcuts . 2-462.26 Alerts Settings . 2-472.27 Unit Selections . 2-482.28 Display Brightness Control . 2-492.28.1 Automatic Brightness Control . 2-492.28.2 Manual Brightness Control . 2-492.29 Scheduled Messages . 2-502.29.1 Message Types . 2-502.29.2 Modifying Scheduled Messages . 2-50Status Indications .2-512.30 Alert Types . 2-512.30.1 Alert Annunciations . 2-522.30.2 Pop-up Alerts . 2-53iiPilot’s Guide190-02488-01 Rev. 1

Table of Contents2.30.3 Aural Alerts . 2-532.31 System Status . 2-542.32 GPS Status . 2-542.32.1 Circle of Uncertainty . 2-562.32.2 SBAS Providers . 2-572.32.3 GPS Status Annunciations . 2-572.32.4 GPS Alerts . 2-582.33 ADS-B Status . 2-59Logs .2-602.34 Export to SD Card . 2-603 NAVIGATION . 3-1Map .3-33.1 Map Setup . 3-63.1.1 Configure User Fields . 3-73.1.2 Map Orientation . 3-83.1.3 North Up Above . 3-93.1.4 Visual Approach . 3-93.1.5 TOPO Scale . 3-93.1.6 Range Ring . 3-103.1.7 Track Vector . 3-103.1.8 Ahead View . 3-103.1.9 Map Detail . 3-113.2 Map Interactions . 3-133.2.1 Basic Interactions . 3-133.2.2 Graphical Flight Plan Editing . 3-153.3 Map Overlays . 3-193.3.1 Overlay Controls . 3-193.3.2 Overlay Status Icons . 3-223.3.3 Smart Airspace . 3-233.3.4 SafeTaxi . 3-24Active Flight Plan .3-263.4 Collapse All Airways . 3-283.5 OBS . 3-283.6 Dead Reckoning . 3-303.7 Parallel Track . 3-313.8 Edit Data Fields . 3-333.9 Flight Plan Catalog . 3-333.9.1 Catalog Route Options . 3-343.10 Create a Flight Plan . 3-363.10.1 Flight Plan Waypoint Options . 3-373.11 Flight Plan Map Overlay . 3-383.12 GPS NAV Status . 3-39Direct To .3-403.13 Direct To Basics . 3-403.13.1 Direct To Search Tabs . 3-403.13.2 Direct To Activation . 3-413.13.3 Navigating Direct To . 3-423.13.4 Removing a Direct-to Course . 3-433.13.5 User Holds . 3-44190-02488-01 Rev. 1Pilot’s Guideiii

Table of ContentsWaypoints .

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