G1000 TM trainer user’s guide
Garmin G1000 Trainer User’s Guide 190-00419-01 Rev.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS & LIST OF FIGURES TABLE OF CONTENTS Copyright i Table of Contents and List of Figures ii Software License Agreement iii Minimum PC System Requirements 1 Installing the G1000 Trainer 2 Using the G1000 Trainer 3 G1000 Trainer Interface Overview .................................. 3 Menu Bar 3 G1000 Trainer Bezel 4 Knobs, Keys and Softkeys 4 Power Button 4 G1000 Control Display 4 Right-click Menu 4 Airframe Selection 4 Display Mode 4 Opening and Powering Up the G1000 Trainer ......
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MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Thank you for using the Garmin G1000 Trainer. The G1000 Trainer is designed to simulate the behavior of the G1000 system interface and provides the user with a safe environment in which to learn the basic operation of the system. This manual is designed both to guide the user through the G1000 Trainer software application installation and to provide information as to the operation of the G1000 Trainer interface.
INSTALLATION INSTALLING THE G1000 TRAINER To install the G1000 Trainer software application: 1. Insert the G1000 Trainer CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of the computer (PC) on which the G1000 Trainer software application is to be installed. 2a. Click the ‘Start’ menu button, select ‘Run...’, type in the drive letter of the CD-ROM drive and click ‘OK’, then doubleclick the G1000 Trainer installer file. or 2b. Open a file browser, select the CD-ROM drive, then double-click the G1000 Trainer installer file. 3.
G1000 TRAINER OPERATION USING THE G1000 TRAINER NOTE: The G1000 Pilot’s Guide documentation provides detailed information relative to the operation of the G1000 Integrated Cockpit System. Before using the G1000 Trainer and in order to use it most effectively, please review the G1000 Pilot’s Guide documentation thoroughly. G1000 TRAINER INTERFACE OVERVIEW The G1000 Trainer interface is composed of a menu bar, the G1000 Control Display Unit (CDU) bezel and the G1000 Control Display.
G1000 TRAINER OPERATION G1000 Trainer Bezel Knobs, Keys and Softkeys The G1000 Trainer bezel surrounds the control display and consists of the same knobs, keys and softkeys as those found on the G1000 system. The softkeys are located across the bottom of the display and are designed to perform various functions depending upon the control display mode and the specific page being displayed.
G1000 TRAINER OPERATION OPENING AND POWERING UP THE G1000 TRAINER To open the G1000 Trainer: 1a. Double-click the G1000 Trainer shortcut located on the PC desktop (the ‘Shortcut on Desktop’ option is selected by default at installation). or 1b. Click the G1000 Trainer shortcut located in the PC Start menu under ‘Programs’ (the ‘Shortcut in Start Menu’ option is selected by default at installation). or 1c.
G1000 TRAINER OPERATION CONTROLLING THE G1000 TRAINER External Controls Overview The G1000 Trainer is operated via the following external controls: • External joystick, as indicated in the minimum PC system requirements. • PC mouse • Keyboard The external joystick is used to emulate pilot control inputs during flight, while the PC mouse is used to control the G1000 Trainer knobs, keys and softkeys. Keyboard shortcuts are also available to perform certain PC mouse actions (see Keyboard Shortcuts).
G1000 TRAINER OPERATION Keyboard Shortcuts A number of G1000 controls can also be activated on the G1000 Trainer, using keyboard shortcuts. The following shortcuts are available: • ‘W’ activates the power button. • ‘F1’ to ’F12’ respectively activate softkeys 1 through 12 (where softkey numbers are defined by the position of the softkey from left to right on the bezel). • ‘N’ (same as ‘F11’) displays and hides the NRST window – PFD only. • ‘Y’ (same as ‘F12’) displays and hides the ALERTS window – PFD only.
G1000 TRAINER OPERATION G1000 System Controls With the exception of the power button (button which is not present on the G1000 Control Display Unit), the controls of the G1000 Trainer work in the same manner as those found on the actual G1000 display bezel. For example, placing the mouse pointer over the Direct-to key and clicking it with the left mouse button is equivalent to pressing the key of interest.
G1000 TRAINER OPERATION Demo Mode If no external joystick is connected to the PC, the G1000 Trainer operates in Demo mode. In Demo mode, control inputs cannot be simulated in real time. However, a number of flight parameters can be configured in the Demo Mode window in order to allow flight simulation. The available configurable flight parameters are as follows (see figure below): • TRK MODE – Track mode may be set to either ‘TRK FPL’ or ‘MANUAL’. In TRK FPL (track flight plan) mode, HEADING is set automatically.
G1000 TRAINER OPERATION Failure Presentation Attitude and Heading Reference System (AHRS), Air Data Computer (ADC), Magnetometer, Integrated Avionics Unit, and Engine/ Airframe failures can be simulated at any time while the G1000 system is running by turning off the associated Line Replaceable Units (LRUs).
INDEX A G M V About 3, 10 GDC 74A 10 GEA 71 10 GIA 63 10 GMU 44 10 GRS 77 10 Memory 1 Menu File 3 Help 3, 10 Options 3 Menu bar 3 Menu options 3 MFD mode 3, 4, 9 Minimum PC system requirements 1 Mode 4 Demo 9 MFD 4 PFD 4 Reversionary 4 Mouse (PC) 6 Version (software) 10 Video card 1 B Bezel 3 C CD-ROM 1 Closing (application) 5 Configuring Control display mode 4 External joystick axes 6 Flight parameters 9 Controls External 6 G1000 system 8 Control display 3 Mode 4 Control inputs 9 Copyright i D De
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