Miscellaneous - Garmin GI 275 Installation Manual

5.5.7

Miscellaneous

Traffic Color
Must be set to White. This color designates the base color for traffic targets.
Altitude Alerter
When an altitude bug is configured, this sets the distance at which the GI 275 will flash when approaching
the altitude bug. Audio alerts require an interface to a compatible audio panel. Choose from 200 FT Chime,
1000 FT Chime, or OFF.
Database Sync
GI 275 and GTN 6XX/7XX or GTN Xi units synchronize databases using Database Sync in order to
minimize user effort when loading/updating databases. The user only has to insert an SD card with
databases to be loaded into the GTN 6XX/7XX or GTN Xi and the databases will be updated on all
connected LRUs for all displays with Database Sync enabled rather than having to update each unit
individually. The GI 275 system and GTN 6XX/7XX or GTN Xi will have different system IDs. The
databases being synchronized must be enabled for both system IDs in order to allow the Database Sync to
take place. Refer to Section 5.2 for more information on acquiring and loading databases.
The following databases are synchronized:
• Airport directory
• Aviation
• Obstacle
• SafeTaxi
• Basemap
The following databases are not synchronized:
• Terrain
Make the desired selection between Pilot Control and Disabled for Database Sync functionality. Selecting
Pilot Control enables Database Sync functionality.
CDI & BARO Side SYNC
With this setting enabled, changing the CDI source or BARO setting on an interfaced PFD or another
GI 275 will also change it on the GI 275. Choose from Always On or Pilot Control. The default is Pilot
Control.
Outside Air Temp
This sets how the outside air temperature is referenced in Normal mode on an ADI. The options are OAT,
SAT, or None. Selecting None will disable display of outside air temperature in Normal mode on an ADI.
This setting does not affect OAT in a standalone EIS configuration where the OAT probe is interfaced to a
GEA 24 or GEA 110. Outside Air Temp, when connected directly to a GEA in a standalone EIS
configuration, will always be shown as OAT(EIS), which represents Total Air Temperature.
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