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CESSNA
MODEL
182S
SECTION
9
-
SUPPLEMENTS
SUPPLEMENT
9
-
FAA APPROVED
CLOCK OPERAT¡ONS
The lower portion of the LCD window is dedicated to clock
and
timing operations. Pushing
the
SELECT button
will
sequence
the
window
from
universal
time
(UT)
to
local
time
(LT)
to flight time
(FT)
to
elapsed
time
(ET),
and back
again
to
universal
time.
Pushing
the
CONTROL
button allows
for
timing functions within
the
four
SELECT menus. Setting procedures are
as
follows:
SETTING UNIVERSAL TIME
Use
the
SELECT button
to
select
universal
time
(UT).
Simultaneously
press both the
SELECT
and the CONTROL
buttons
to
enter
the set
mode.
The tens of
hours
digit will start flashing.
The
CONTROL button
has full control of the flashing digit, and
each
button push
increments
the digit. Once the tens of hours is sel
the
SELECT button selects
the next
digit
to
be set. After the last
digit
has been selected and set with the CONTROL button,
a final
push_
of the SELECT button exits the set mode. The lighted annuniiatorl
will
resume
its
normal flashing, indicating
the
clock
is
running
in
universaltime
mode.
SETTING LOCAL TIME
Use
the SELECT
button
to
select
localtime
(LT). Simultaneously
press
both
the SELECT and lhe
CONTROL buttons
to enter the
set
mode. The
tens of hours digit will
start
flashing. The set
operation
is
lhe
same as
for
UT, except that minutes are already
synchronized
with the
UT
clock and cannot
be
set in
local
time.
FLIGHT TIME RESET
Use
the
SELECT button
to
select flight
time (FT).
Hold
the
CONTROL button down
for
3
seconds,
or
until 99:59 appears
on
the
display. Flight
time will be
zeroed upon release
of
the
CONTROL button.
SETTING
FLIGHTTIME
FLASHING ALARM
Use
the
SELECT button
to
select
flight time
(FI).
Simultaneously
press both the
SELECT and
the CONTROL
buttons
to
enter
the set
mode.
The tens of
hours
digit will staft flashing.
The
set operation is the same as for
UT.
When actual flight time
equals
the
alarm
time, the
display
will flash.
Pressing either
the
SELECT
or
CONTROL button will turn the
flashing
off and zero the alarm
time.
Flight
time is
unchanged
and
continues counting.
Nov
15/00
s9-5
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