Operation Manual Flytec 6015-GPS Index Operation ..........................3 ..Instrument overview ........................3 ..6015-GPS Switch-on and –off ......................4 1.2.1 Instrument switch-on ........................4 1.2.2 Instrument switch-off / stop flight recording................4 ..Keypad .............................5 ..Operation philosophy ........................5 1.4.1 Function related keys F1 and F2....................5 ..
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Data transfer .......................... 24 ..Data exchange via PC........................24 5.1.1 Flight instrument settings .......................24 5.1.2 Waypoints and Routes ......................24 Transmitting new Software-(Firmware) to the 6015-GPS ..........25 Miscellaneous ........................26 Batteries ..........................26 ..Batterie charge state........................26 ..Battery replacement........................26 Additional Information ......................
Operation Manual Flytec 6015 Operation Instrument overview ON / OFF key ON / OFF key Page indicator Graphics and data display Differential altimeter / time / flight time /QNH Speed USB PC-interface Digital Vario display Altimeter display ALT1 / ALT2...
Press OK ! 3. Automatic switch-off: the flight analysis appears automatically after landing and shall be displayed for about 60sec. Without key stroke the 6015-GPS is switched-off automatically. 4. Automatic switch-off at non-use If the device does not detect a keystroke or flight related parameters during 30 minutes, it will be switched-off automatically.
/ Memorise position as Waypoint Operation philosophy The 6015-GPS instrument is very easy to handle and intuitive. Just try it a few times, and you will discover that one can get along very rapidly with the simple menu structure. However, please note some essential instructions regarding the various functions.
Operation Manual Flytec 6015-GPS Display screen Battery charge state 3-D GPS Fix GPS number of Satellites Flight recording Vario Unit Acoustic Volume Sink acoustics Direction North Altimeter ALT1 / ALT2 Compass rose Digital Vario with Integrator Direction to WP Last thermal...
Operation Manual Flytec 6015 2.1.2 Altimeter display Alt2 Shifting between display screens Alt1 and Alt2 is effected by shortly pressing the Alt1/Alt2 key. Altimeter display ALT 2 is appropriate to indicate the following values: GPS altitude = display of GPS altitude ALT1 m/ft-Inv = display of altitude ALT1 inverse to unit of ALT1 in ft or m Flight-Level = Flightlevel altitude in ft relating to 1013 hPa, e.g.
Vario 3.2 6.8m/s The scale of the analogue display is consistently 0,2 m/s over both scale ranges ! (Flytec AG Patent!) The range of the first scale extends from 0 up to +/- 5m/s. Thereafter the scale display switches automatically to the second scale range which extends from 5 up to 10m/s. The second scale is afterwards displayed with a white bar on black field .
The response characteristics of Variometer display and of climb- or sink acoustics can be adapted within a wide range in accordance to the pilot’s needs or the weather conditions. In order to simplify the settings, Flytec has defined 4 basic- resp. turbulence filters. Variometer - sensitivity / response characteristics Filter No.
Operation Manual Flytec 6015-GPS =basic tone pitch Vario sink Basic frequency =Sink alarm threshold Sink Alarm 2.2.6 Variometer – climb acoustic 2.2.6.1 Climb acoustic threshold Main Setup Menu Variometer Climb Acoustic Climb threshold In order to avoid the climb acoustics get started with immobile aircraft, for ex. at take-off area, or at only slight climb, the climb acoustics starting point can be set in the range from 0 cm/s up to 20 cm/s.
Operation Manual Flytec 6015 2.2.7 Variometer – sink acoustic 2.2.7.1 SinktoneF = Basic Tone pitch Variometer Sink Main Setup Menu Variometer Acoustic Basic frequency The basic tone pitch is the pitch at starting sink tone. The sink tone is discreetly heard with deeper sound pitch at increasing sink speed, and is slowly increasing in frequency again when approaching rising air.
2.3.1 Wind vane sensor The 6015-GPS is provided with a very precise speed measuring system, i.e. one entry with evaluation electronics for Flytec wind vane sensors. Advantage: wind vane sensors trigger correct readout already from approx. 1 km/h speed, these sensors are also perfectly suitable for detection of weakest wind strength values at starting site .
Under Basic-Settings one can select the manual flight recording instead of the automatic recording. Temperature The 6015-GPS is provided with a temperature sensor for the temperature compensation of pressure sensors, as well as for the automatic display contrast control. Temperature reading is ⇒...
Operation Manual Flytec 6015-GPS Assessment of GPS reception quality The 6015-GPS is fitted with a 20-channel GPS-receiver which is featured with lesser power consumption and also a significantly shorter satellite detection time. Precision of position is between 5 to 40m. As an average one may assume approx. 20 m.
Waypoints and Coordinates A waypoint is any single point on the earth’s surface that you would like to go to. The 6015-GPS can save up to 20 waypoints. Each name of a waypoint can have up to 16 characters, e.g.: "Fiesch Airfield".
Operation Manual Flytec 6015-GPS 3.3.1 Display of actual coordinates If the 6015-GPS receives satellites by GPS-Receiver, the actual position is displayed in the Info. information field of the instrument by briefly pressing the key After 20 sec. the previous display screen will automatically reappear. This function is useful in relaying your location to some person after landing for your pick-up from there.
WP and brief pressure on the F1 key. This function allows for searching a waypoint stored in the memory of the 6015-GPS and to select it for a flight to goal. If a WP was selected with the arrow key, it can be confirmed with the OK key.
WP. Of course there is still the option of looking up other, possibly closer, Waypoints without leaving the current Route by using the Goto-function. Altogether the 6015-GPS provides the definition of up to 20 WP. The one and same WP can be used more than once along one Route 3.4.1...
Waypoint. Remark: Because the GPS-Receiver of the 6015-GPS identifies its new position every second, it takes only this one second to inform the pilot about his crossing of the turning point of cylinder circumference. In this case a long, unmistakable tone sounds during 2 sec. signalling „Waypoint reached“...
Duration time for one full circle should at least be 16 seconds, some more time would be better. Whilst circling, the 6015-GPS determines the direction of least speed over ground, and checks also synchronously if in opposite direction there might be the fastest speed over ground.
The recording mode does not need to be specifically activated. Each flight is automatically saved. The flight memory provided with the 6015-GPS not only records flight altitude but it also logs the position and the GPS-altitude of the pilot in the WGS84-coordinate system.
Data exchange via PC The basic equipment of the 6015-GPS includes a data cable for the USB interface Mini B. Due to this feature the data transfer can be carried out in both directions. The data transmission is effected via serial interface COMX with: 57.600 baud; 8 databit; 1 stopbit; no parity; no Xon/Xoff.
With „Search“ ("Suchen") you select the program to be transferred and ending " *.moc ", e.g. 6015 V1_2_05 Ger.moc or or you drag it from the Explorer by „drag & drop“ into the field. Now connect the USB cable with the instrument. Afterwards you can set the interface in the field Com Port, or if it is unknown to you, set to Auto and have thereby an automatic search prompted.
Operation Manual Flytec 6015-GPS Miscellaneous Batteries 2x Type AA, 1.5V Alkaline or 2x Type AA 1.2V NiMh Accum. Operating time with 2 Alkaline batteries is more than 40 hours. Batterie charge state Upon switch-on of the instrument, the actual charge state of the batteries is displayed on the start-up display screen.
This means that the altimeter has to be set precisely before take-off for any flight to a well-known altitude value. The 6015-GPS sets altitude after energising automatically to GPS-altitude. However, it may also be subject to variations.
(like notebooks) should be operated as far away as possible from the 6015-GPS . The 6015-GPS is fitted with a highly sensitive Sirf III 20-Kanal GPS-receiver, which is featured with lesser power consumption and also a significantly shorter satellite detection time.
Since the proof of a completed flight depends entirely on the GPS recording, it is important to ensure before take-off that the GPS-receiver indeed receives satellite signals. Therefore please switch-on the 6015-GPS at least two minutes before take-off so that even pre-flight events are included in the recording.
In regard to the legal fact that it is solely the pilot who has the responsibility of The performance of his flights, the Company FLYTEC AG shall reject any claim on damage resulting from data loss or wrong data of your instrument.
Operation Manual Flytec 6015-GPS Appendix 12 Technical Data Altimeter: max. 12’000 m - Scale 1m Variometer: analog ± 10 m/s - Scale 0,2 m/s digital ± 300 m/s . Scale 0,1 m/s GPS: 20 channel receiver Compass function, speed, position...
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