Operation Manual

NANO

Version 1.0 April 2014

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At the back of the unit there is a mini USB connector, this is used for charging and data

transfer.

The internal solid state disk is preloaded with the Nanoconfig program. This program is used

for uploading a flight declaration and/or changing the settings of the NANO

. Flight

declarations can also be uploaded using a serial interface cable or Bluetooth connection.

(See chapter 0 for more details).

3.2 Technical data

Hardware

• ARM M4 core processor

• 4GBytes memory solid state disc

• QVGA 320*240 colour pixel TFT sunlight readable transreflective LCD

• Three direction rocker button and four push buttons

• 56-channel GPS receiver

• Engine noise level sensor

• Pressure altitude sensor measuring up to 16000m

Input and output

• USB interface (mass storage device)

• Serial RS232 interface for PDA connection

• Bluetooth interface for PDA connection

Size and weight

• Outline dimension: 65x42x27mm

• Weight: ~76g

3.3 Rocker button

The rocker button has several actions; you can press it or move it left or right.

A press or movement of the rocker button and the NANO

flight recorder will power on.

Press the rocker button for a long time and the NANO

flight recorder will switch off. When

flying, a press of the button for a short time and a pilot initiated event will be recorded and

the flight recorder will then log 30 fixes with a recording rate of one second.

Moving the rocker button will increase or decrease the sound volume when on an info page.

On pages with the map, the rocker button has a zoom function.

In the setup page, you can move through each menu and make chagens