Getting Started; Device Overview - LX Navigation Traffic square User Manual

LX Traffic Square

Getting started

2.1 Device overview

The LX Traffic Square is a collision avoidance flight display compatible with all types of
Flarm devices. It is commonly used in gliders, ultralights and experimental aircraft. Additional
to providing audio and visual collision avoidance warnings and a Flarm radar display, the
Traffic Square offers the pilot two dedicated moving map navigation pages. These pages
offer simultaneous navigation to a Turnpoint and Airport.
Using a Flarm device with an ADS-B module will offer the pilot ADS-B warnings as well.
It offers the same functionality of the LX Traffic Monitor, but in a more compact square package.
The device features a transflective technology display.
Find out more about transflective technology displays and why this technology is
so important in air navigation in our Whitepaper on transflective technology
The LX Traffic Square's primary function is to alert the pilot of an on-coming collision with
audio and visual warnings. The secondary function is to show the pilot all Flarm and ADS-B
(if an ADS-B module is installed) objects on the Flarm radar page and the tertiary function is
to act as a simple navigation device.
The device is designed for simple pilot operation with a single 4-way push-button that features
both short and long-press functions.
The unit is capable of providing APT (airport) and TP (turnpoint) navigation on two dedicated
navigation pages.
distance, ground speed and altitude. It also shows airspace, airports and turnpoints on the
map.
There is a dedicated logbook page, listing all flights with date, take-off and landing times and
flight duration.
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Navigation pages feature navboxes, showing bearing to point, track,
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