Aircotec XC-trainer Series Manual de usuario

Manual V1.00_2009_V5
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Manual V1.00_2009_V5
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Manual V1.00_2009_V5
Congratulations!
With the AIRCOTEC XC-Trainer you have purchased a Swiss Quality
product that will put at your disposal not only the most advanced
electronics but also a revolutionising user-friendliness and a ruggedness
that all together will combine to make your flights more pleasurable.
We hope it will accompany you on many great flights!
AIRCOTEC XC-Trainer
All the information contained in this manual has been gathered with
attention to detail and care. It is not however intended as a
comprehensive product characteristics description, and AIRCOTEC is
only liable to the extent stipulated in the sales conditions.
Copying or propagating this handbook, any of the associated software,
or parts thereof, is only allowed with written consent from AIRCOTEC.
Please note that changes in the name of technical progress may occur.
XC-Trainer is a Registered Trademark of AIRCOTEC.
Copyright 2009 AIRCOTEC
Author Helmut Pölzl
Translated to English by Mads Syndergaard
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Manual V1.00_2009_V5
Safety information
The XC-Trainer is equipped with an advanced 20 channel GPS receiver. With sufficient
satellite coverage this will guarantee very high position accuracy.
Maps with inaccurate altitudes, incorrect altitude settings (pilot error) or simple instrument
defects may lead to erroneous altitude indications. The pilot should always fly based on
their own sound judgement and skills, and not rely solely on any instrument. This is
particularly the case when flying with reduced visibility or when landing.
The manufacturer is not liable for damage incurred due to erroneous altitude or position
indication by the instrument.
Consulting or even working with, the instrument should only be done when the situation
allows it – otherwise please rely on the acoustic signals.
The XC-Trainer must be mounted in a way that does not endanger neither pilot nor
tandem passenger (if applicable) in any way. Always make sure the XC-Trainer is
mounted so that it does not impede the pilot’s movements in the air on when
launching/landing. Finally it is important to check that neither instrument nor part thereof
may come loose, fall down and possibly hurt someone during the flight.
The XC-Trainer should always be secured using the safety lanyard,
see illustration.
Before launching the pilot should verify that the instrument is working and that the
rechargeable battery has sufficient power to last the entire flight.
The XC-Trainer is spray-proof but not waterproof. Should water manage to find it’s way
into the instrument we recommend opening the instrument and removing the batteries
immediately. Then the innards may be dried carefully with a hair dryer (never attempt to
dry in a microwave oven!). Should the instrument become flooded with seawater it must be
thoroughly rinsed with fresh water before drying. Following this a comprehensive check at
AIRCOTEC is then required.
You use the XC-Trainer at you own risk. The manufacturer is not liable for damage or loss
resulting from the use of the instrument, or the software included in the package.
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Manual V1.00_2009_V5
Maintenance and care
The XC-Trainer is a technologically advanced and reliable instrument. With the
proper maintenance and care it will give you many hours of trouble-free service. Not
following these simple guidelines may severely compromise you flight instrument:
Never drop the XC-Trainer or expose it to hard shocks/impacts
Never drop in water. Ensure that water does not penetrate the instrument cover.
It is NOT waterproof, and particularly salt water may lead to extensive damage
to the electronics. Protect from salt-water spray, rain and humidity. Should the
instrument get wet wipe it dry immediately? In case of water getting inside the
instrument we suggest you let us check it for you at AIRCOTEC.
Protect the instrument from extreme temperatures. Both extreme highs and lows
adversely affect battery performance and lifespan, and high temperatures in
combination with humidity will accelerate any corrosion.
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Include with your instrument
XC-trainerEasy_Basic or XC-trainerEasy+_Basic
Instrument
Quick charger for the battery
Manual
USB cable (only for XC-TrainerEasy+)
Instrument in Set:
XC-trainerEasy_BH or XC-trainerEasy_GZH or XC-trainerEasy_DH
XC-trainerEasy+_BH or XC-trainerEasy+_GZH or XC-trainerEasy+_DH
Instrument
Quick charger fort he battery
Bag
Manual
Mounting system of your choice
Software TN-Complete
USB cable over speedbord (for Easy)
Leg fixation
Paraglider
fixation
Hanggliding
fixation
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Manual V1.00_2009_V5
Contents (page 10-16)
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1. XC-Trainer Technical Specification
1.0 Instrument discrition 10
1.1 Altiude 11
1.2 Vario 11
1.3 Speed 11
1.4 Temperatur sensor (only for Easy+) 11
1.5 GPS receiver 11
1.6 Data transfer rotocol 11
1.7 Clock 11
1.8 Memory 11
1.9 Power supply 11
1.10 Dimension 11
2. XC-Trainer Firmware
2.1 Firmware Version V1.00 12
2.2 Flight Recorder 12
2.3 Waypoints and routes 12
2.4 Available data in the display 12
2.4.1 Permanent displays 12
2.4.2 Additional information in the BaroKompass-Modus12
2.4.3 Additional information in the Thermal-Modus 12
2.4.4 Additional information in the Vario-Modus 12
3. Important Information 13
3.1 Charging the integrated battery 13
3.2 Auto OFF 13
4. Key function -overview 14
5. Switching the XC-Trainer ON/OFF 15
6. Flight recording menus
6.1 List display overview 16
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Manual V1.00_2009_V5
Contents (page 17-27)
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7. Key function in flight recording mode
7.1 General 17
7.2 Setting a position Mark 17
7.3 Zoom-function 17
7.4 ALT 0 in VARIO display 17
7.5 Setting the volume level 17
7.6 Ending a Flight Recording 17
8. Flight Recording
8.1 Automatic Start 18
8.1.1 Satellite search 18
8.1.2 Auto-Start flight recording 18
8.2 Manual Start
19
8.2.1 Manual start 19
8.2.2 Manual altitude setting 19
8.3 Ordinary flight recording 20
8.4 BaroCompass-Mode
21
8.5 Thermal Mode Windspeed curve 22
8.5.1 Basic wind curve display 22
8.5.2 Active wind curve 22
8.6 Thermal Help display 23
8.6.1 Thermal Help display 23
8.6.2 Visualised thermal 23
8.7 Vario display 24
8.7.1 Large VARIO display 24
9. Menu Screens Overview
9.1 Menu Overview 25
9.2 Descriptions 26
10. Setting Altitude 27
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Contents (page 27-40)
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11. Landing place
11.1 Search landing place 27
11.2 Save landing place 27
12. Logbook
12.1 Flight send to PC 28
12.2 Flight delete or send to PC 28
13. All Flight 29
14. General Setting
14.1 Vario menu 29
14.2 UTC or LOCAL time 29
14.3 Untis 29
14.4 Contrast 29
14.5 Factory Set 29
15. Vario Settings
15.1 Sinkacoustic ON / OFF 30
15.2 Sink tone threshold 30
15.3 Sink tone modulation 30
15.4 Sink tone inversion 30
15.5 Vario sensitivity 30
15.6 Volume 30
15.7 Vario Null 30
15.8 Sound Setting 30
15.9 Vario Frequency 30
15.10 Sound check 30
16. Coordinate
16.1 Koordinate 32
18. Flight send to PC over TN-Complete
17.1 Connection with PC 33
17.2 TN-Complete install 33
17.3 TN-Complete setting 33, 34, 35
17.4 Transfer the flight to TN-Complete 36, 37, 38, 39
17. Accessories 40
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