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Row 12 (point 10) keeps Pitot at 100 knots and ramps Static to 50,000 feet at 6000 ft/min.
Row 13 (point 11) takes Pitot down to 20 knots and ramps Static back to "Ground" at 6000
ft/min.
Row 14 (point 12) puts both Pitot and Static into Measure mode.
4.2 CREATING A PROFILE
1.
Start with opening the "Profile Template.xls" file.
2.
Do not change anything on Row 1.
3.
On Row 2, left-most cell, replace "Template" with the name of your profile. Limit is
12 characters.
4.
On Row 2, middle cell, replace "11" with a profile number between 1 and 20 that you
would like this profile to be saved as, in the 6300-M4.
5.
Do not change row 2 right-most cell.
6.
In rows 3 through 50, change the cells as per the points you want to generate in your
test. For entering Units and Modes use the drop down menu selections for those
cells. If you do not use all the rows for your profile, select the cells in the unused
rows up to row 50 and delete them, shifting the cells up. DO NOT delete rows 51, 52
and 53.
7.
Format the cells with values so that they show the correct number of digits after the
decimal point. For instance, knots values have 1 digit after the decimal, Mach values
have 3 digits after the decimal. Format the cell just like a regular Excel cell with a
number. The following table lists the digits after the decimal for the various units.
The Static rate (Feet/min etc.) value has the same number of digits after decimal as
the Static value.
Pitot units
Knots
Mach
EPR
Pt inHg
Qc inHg
Pt mb
Qc mb
Mph
Kmph
8.
Check the values, units and modes in your profile to ensure they are all valid and
correct. If you going into the Leak mode at any point, then make sure that you
achieve that point in Control mode before you actually change to Leak mode. For
example, if you want to perform a Leak at 18,000 feet, then you must have one point
Digits after
Static units
decimal
1
Feet
3
Ps inHg
3
Meters
3
Ps mb
3
2
2
1
1
37
Digits after
decimal
0
3
1
2
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