Honeywell KMD 250 Pilot's Manual page 104

NOTE: The 0.3 nm scale could result in overly active roll performance
depending upon the particular autopilot installation. Use of the 1 nm or 5
nm CDI scale may be preferred during autopilot operation.
Time Zone: Selection determines the time displayed in any time related
Data Field. The next line gives a description of the abbreviation and the
offset from UTC time. When Local Time is selected the UTC offset field
will be an entry field to input the local offset value. The following is a list
of the available Time Zone options:
UTC Coordinated Universal Time/Zulu
GST Greenland Standard Time UTC-3
GDT Greenland Daylight Time
ATS Atlantic Standard Time
ATD Atlantic Daylight Time
EST Eastern Standard Time
EDT Eastern Daylight Time
CST Central Standard Time
CDT Central Daylight Time
MST Mountain Standard Time
MDT Mountain Daylight Time
PST Pacific Standard Time
PDT Pacific Daylight Time
AKS Alaska Standard Time
AKD Alaska Daylight Time
HAS Hawaii Standard Time
HAD Hawaii Daylight Time
SST Samoa Standard Time
SDT Samoa Daylight Time
LCL Local Time
Magnetic Variation: The magnetic variation used for navigation calcula-
tions. Options are Auto, Manual or External depending on installation
configuration. When Manual is selected, the offset can be entered using
the Rotary Knob.
5. Press the NEXT Softkey to
display the second NAV DATA
SETTINGS Page as in Figure
1-172.
Position Format: Determines
whether position information is
displayed with reference to
Lat/Lon (Latitude/Longitude),
UTM (Universal Transverse
Mercator) or OSGB (Ordinance
Survey of Great Britain) in the
PPOS Data Field. This will also
affect the PBRG and PDIS data when the Joystick Pointer is active.
Note: OSGB is only defined for Great Britain.
Rev 2 Apr/2004
UTC-2
UTC-4
UTC-3
UTC-5
UTC-4
UTC-6
UTC-5
UTC-7
UTC-6
UTC-8
UTC-7
UTC-9
UTC-8
UTC-10
UTC-9
UTC-11
UTC-10
User entered in 1/2 hour increments
Figure 1-172
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System Setup
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