Advanced Numeric Readouts; Graphics And Indicator Readouts - Eagle Tree Systems Vector User Manual

home exceeds the "RADAR Maximum Radius" menu item in the "Graphics and Indicators Setup" menu.
Always: GPS position is always displayed
You can change the format of the displayed GPS position, depending on your requirements. See the
"GPS Configuration" section later in this manual.
GPS Satellite Count: This readout shows the number of satellites being used by the GPS
GPS Course: This shows the present course being returned by the GPS.
5.14.4.4 Units display
If "Display Units for All Items" is set to Yes, the units will be displayed for each readout that has units.
5.14.5

Advanced Numeric Readouts

The Vector has a wealth of parameters that can be configured for display, and, you can also customize the
Vector to display numeric readouts on multiple screens, move the readouts around on the screen, and
configure advanced features of the readouts, such as displaying "gauge" and "swatch" readouts.
These advanced features are configured using the "Advanced
Numeric Readouts..." menu. See the Advanced Features section
later in the document for information on how to do this.
5.14.6

Graphics and Indicator Readouts

A variety of graphical and indicator readouts are available with
the Vector, which are configured under the "Graphics and
Indicators Setup" menu under the "OSD Setup" menu. Here is a
brief description of these:
5.14.6.1 Speed Ladder
The speed ladder shows the present ground speed of the
aircraft, on the left side of the screen.
If the optional pitot airspeed sensor is connected, you
can display airspeed (instead of ground speed) on the ladder by
changing the "Use Pitot Spd for Speed Ladder" setting.
5.14.6.2 Altitude Ladder
The altitude ladder shows the present barometric altitude of the aircraft, on the right side of the screen.
5.14.6.3 RADAR
The RADAR readout is an intuitive feature which makes it easier to keep track of your model's location relative
to home, and the direction your model is traveling relative to the direction the pilot is facing.
There are two modes of RADAR operation:
Home Centered Mode:
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