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Rev1.4
OPERATIONS MANUAL for TAS V1000 VARIO
14/02/05
INTRODUCTION
This instrument is designed to satisfy a need for a product that utilises
the most current technology to produce the best possible performance at
the lowest possible cost. It accommodates and expands on all the most
important functions of a standard Vario, ie. Audio, current lift/sink rate,
and includes the primary feature of an average display in the same
small package.
Considerable effort has gone into developing an audio tone and pattern
to convey to the pilot the maximum information without being intrusive or
annoying. The result maximizes the pilots lookout time without the need
for visual confirmation of the current climb rate.
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- Page 1 Rev1.4 OPERATIONS MANUAL for TAS V1000 VARIO 14/02/05 INTRODUCTION This instrument is designed to satisfy a need for a product that utilises the most current technology to produce the best possible performance at the lowest possible cost. It accommodates and expands on all the most important functions of a standard Vario, ie.
- Page 2 14/02/05 FEATURES • The instrument is centered on a custom LCD display. It incorporates two sections: a 270 deg. bar graph sweep display for visual representation of current climb rate, plus a 2.5 digit seven segment screen for current/average display (0-19.9). See fig 1. •...
- Page 3 Illuminates if the voltage drops below 10.5 Volts, see below. audio Speaker Internal: an extra external speaker. (25 ohm or higher) can be connected by splitting the power cable. Tasman Instruments SP190 recommended. Volume selection via front panel switches. power 9-16V DC polarity protected by internal fuse.
- Page 4 14/02/05 SWITCHES The two push button switches have multiple functions;- These are in two groups: 1. Operation Power; the RED button. To power instrument ON:- press and hold PWR for one second. The display shows all segments for a few seconds and a single BELL will be heard. Two BELL sounds would indicate a memory fault has occurred and default values will be used.
- Page 5 14/02/05 Setup There are various MODES accessible via SETUP: They are entered via. the FUNCT or “function” button and modified by the SEL or “select” button. NOTE: No key press for 2 seconds will accept the value displayed and return to the normal display. FUNCT;...
- Page 6 -10 TO 70 DEG. CENTIGRADE NON CONDENSING. OPTIONS. REPEATER DISPLAY. EXTERNAL SPEAKER. OTHER UNITS SUCH AS FT/SEC or METERS/SEC ON REQUEST. For further information contact: Tasman Instruments 33 the Crescent Belgrave Hts. Victoria Australia 3160 Ph. 613 9754 7211 Fax. 613 9752 5002 Email: info@tasmaninstruments.com.au...
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