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    500W Series

    Pilots Guide

    & Reference

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    Foreword

    Garmin International, Inc., 1200 East 151st Street, Olathe, Kansas 66062, U.S.A.

    Tel: 913/397.8200 Fax: 913/397.8282

    Garmin AT, Inc., 2345 Turner Rd., S.E., Salem, Oregon 97302, U.S.A.Tel: 503/581.8101 Fax: 503/364.2138

    Garmin (Europe) Ltd.Liberty House, Bulls Copse Road, Hounsdown Business Park, Southhampton, SO40 9RB, U.K.Tel. +44 (0) 870 850 1243 Fax +44 (0) 238 052 4004

    Garmin Corporation, No. 68, Jangshu 2nd Road, Shijr, Taipei County, TaiwanTel: 886/02.2642.9199 Fax: 886/02.2642.9099

    Web Site Address: www.garmin.com

    This manual reects the operation o Main System Sotware versions 2.00, 3.00, 4.00, or later. Some dierences in

    operation may be observed when comparing the inormation in this manual to earlier or later sotware versions.

    2010 Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. Except as expressly provided herein, no part o thismanual may be reproduced, copied, transmitted, disseminated, downloaded or stored in any storage medium,or any purpose without the express written permission o Garmin. Garmin hereby grants permission to down-load a single copy o this manual and o any revision to this manual onto a hard drive or other electronic storagemedium to be viewed or personal use, provided that such electronic or printed copy o this manual or revisionmust contain the complete text o this copyright notice and provided urther that any unauthorized commercial

    distribution o this manual or any revision hereto is strictly prohibited.

    Inormation in this document is subject to change without notice. Garmin reserves the right to change or improvetheir products and to make changes in the content o this material without obligation to notiy any person ororganization o such changes or improvements.

    April 2010 190-00357-00 Rev. G

    Foreword

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    Cautions

    WARNING:The altitude calculated by the 500W-seriesis geometric height above mean sea level and couldvary signicantly rom altitude displayed by pressurealtimeters in aircrat.

    WARNING:The Jeppesen database incorporated inthe 500W-series must be updated regularly in orderto ensure that its inormation is current. Updates arereleased every 28 days. A database inormation packetis included in your 500W-series package. Pilots usingan out-o-date database do so entirely at their own

    risk!

    WARNING:VNAV is to be used or advisory purposesonly. VNAV messages or vertical speed required shouldnot be used to maintain terrain or ATC clearances. Ter-rain and ATC clearances are the sole responsibility othe pilot.

    WARNING:Do not use GPS to navigate to any activewaypoint identied as a NON WGS84 WPT by a

    system message. NON WGS84 WPT waypoints arederived rom an unknown map reerence datum thatmay be incompatible with the map reerence datumused by GPS (known as WGS84) and may be positionedin error as displayed.

    CAUTION:The Global Positioning System is operatedby the United States government, which is solely re-sponsible or its accuracy and maintenance. The systemis subject to changes which could aect the accuracy

    and perormance o all GPS equipment. Although theGarmin 500W-series are precision electronic NAViga-tion AIDs (NAVAID), any NAVAID can be misused ormisinterpreted and thereore become unsae.

    CAUTION:Use the500W-seriesat your own risk. Toreduce the risk of unsafe operation, carefully reviewand understand all aspects of this Owners Manual andthe Flight Manual Supplement, and thoroughly practicebasic operation prior to actual use. When in actual use,

    carefully compare indications from the500W-seriestoall available navigation sources, including the informa-tion from other NAVAIDS, visual sightings, charts, etc. Forsafety, always resolve any discrepancies before continu-ing navigation.

    CAUTION:GPS receivers operate by receiving anddecoding very low power radio signals broadcast by

    satellites. It is possible that in some situations otherradio equipment or electronic equipment used in closeproximity to a GPS receiver may create electromagneticintererence (EMI) which may aect the ability o theGPS receiver to receive and decode the satellite signals.In such event, the intererence may be reduced oreliminated by switching o the source o intererenceor moving the GPS receiver away rom it.

    CAUTION:The electronic chart is an aid to naviga-

    tion and is designed to acilitate the use o authorizedgovernment charts, not replace them. Land and waterdata is provided only as a general reerence to yoursurroundings. The positional accuracy o the land andwater data is not o a precision suitable or use innavigation and it should not be used or navigation.Only ocial government charts and notices containall inormation needed or sae navigation and, asalways, the user is responsible or their prudent use.

    CAUTION:The Terrain eature (in units not equippedwith TAWS) is or supplemental awareness only. Thepilot/crew is responsible or all terrain and obstacleavoidance using inormation not provided by the500W-series Terrain eature.

    CAUTION:The Garmin 500W-series does not containany user-serviceable parts. Repairs should onlybe made by an authorized Garmin service center.Unauthorized repairs or modications could void yourwarranty and authority to operate this device underFCC Part 15 regulations.

    NOTE: The GNS 500W-series units use a dierentdatabase than in the legacy units. The databases are in-compatible between units. The GNS 500W-series unitsmust use a WAAS enabled database.

    NOTE: This product, its packaging, and its componentscontain chemicals known to the State o Caliornia tocause cancer, birth deects, or reproductive harm. Thisnotice is being provided in accordance with CaliorniasProposition 65. I you have any questions or would likeadditional inormation, please reer to our website atwww.garmin.com/prop65.

    Cautions

    Introduction

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    Cautions

    NOTE: This device complies with Part 15 o the FCC limits orClass B digital devices. This equipment generates, uses, andcan radiate radio requency energy and, i not installed andused in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmulintererence to radio communications. Furthermore, there isno guarantee that intererence will not occur in a particular

    installation.

    I this equipment does cause harmul intererence, the user isencouraged to try to correct the intererence by relocating theequipment or connecting the equipment to a dierent circuitthan the aected equipment. Consult an authorized dealer orother qualied avionics technician or additional help i these

    remedies do not correct the problem.

    Operation o this device is subject to the ollowing conditions:

    (1) This device may not cause harmul intererence, and (2)this device must accept any intererence received, includingintererence that may cause undesired operation.

    To obtain accessories or your 500W-series, please contactyour Garmin dealer.

    Help us better support you by completing our on-lineregistration orm today! Registration ensures that you will benotied o product updates and new products and provideslost or stolen unit tracking. Please, have the serial number oyour unit handy, connect to our web site (www.garmin.com)

    and look or our Product Registration link on the home page.

    The 500W-series display lenses are coated with a special anti-refective coating which is very sensitive to skin oils, waxesand abrasive cleaners. It is very important to clean the lensusing an eyeglass lens cleaner which is specied as sae or

    anti-refective coatings and a clean, lint-ree cloth.

    Garmin is ully committed to your satisaction as a customer.I you have any questions regarding the 500W-series, please

    contact our customer service department at:

    Garmin International, Inc.1200 East 151st Street

    Olathe, KS 66062-3426 U.S.A.

    Phone: (913) 397-8200Fax: (913) 397-8282

    AC 90-100 Statement o Compliance: The Garmin 400Wnavigational unit meets the perormance and unctional

    requirements o AC 90-100A.

    NOTE:It is the pilots responsibility or initial missedapproach guidance in accordance with published pro-cedure. The unit may not provide correct guidance untilestablished on a dened leg.

    NOTE: GPS level o service annunciations (LPV, ENR,etc.) are not applicable to the external CDI (or HSI)when VLOC is active.

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    Accessories and Packing List

    Congratulations on choosing the worlds fnestpanel-mounted IFR navigation/communication system!

    The 500W-series represents Garmins continued com-mitment to providing you with the most advancedtechnology available today in an accurate, easy-to-use design suitable or all o your ying needs.

    NOTE:Unless otherwise specied within this manual,the term "500W-series" applies to the GPS 500W,GNS 530W, and GNS 530AW models. Please, note

    that the dierence between the GNS 530W and GNS530AW is indicated under "VHF COM Perormance"in the Specications section o this manual (seeAppendix B).

    Beore installing and getting started with your newsystem, please ensure that your package includes theollowing items. I any parts are missing or are dam-

    aged, please contact your Garmin dealer.Standard Package:

    Garmin500W-seriesUnit NavData Card TerrainCard GPSAntenna InstallationRack&Connectors

    PilotsGuide QuickReference 400W/500WSeriesDisplayInterfaces

    Addendum 400W/500WSeriesGarminOptionalDisplay

    Interaces Addendum GNS400W/500W-series Simulator Training

    CD-ROM Database Subscription Packet WarrantyRegistrationCard

    Upgrade Package: Garmin500W-seriesUnit NavData Card

    TerrainCard-Optional GPSAntenna PilotsGuide&Reference QuickReference 400W/500WSeriesDisplayInterfaces

    Addendum 400W/500WSeriesGarminOptionalDisplay

    Interaces Addendum GNS400W/500W-series Simulator Training CD-ROM DatabaseSubscriptionPacket WarrantyRegistrationCard

    Your Garmin dealer will perorm the installationand confguration o your new 500W-series. Ater

    installation,theNavData card will already be installedinto the correct slot on the ront o the unit (see

    Appendix A). The 500W-series will be secured in theinstallation rack with the proper wiring connections.Have your dealer answer any questions you may haveabout the installation such as location o antennasor any connections to other equipment in the panel.

    Helicopter InstallationsIn Helicopter installations, the ownship icon is set

    to a helicopter. When present, HTAWS will be usedinsteadofTAWS.SeetheGarminOptionalDisplaysPilots Guide Addendum P/N 190-00356-30 Rev G, orlater, or HTAWS inormation.

    Accessories and Packing List

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    Limited Warranty

    This Garmin product is warranted to be ree rom deects in materials or workmanship or two years rom the

    date o purchase. Within this period, Garmin will, at its sole option, repair or replace any components that ail innormal use. Such repairs or replacement will be made at no charge to the customer or parts and labor, providedthat the customer shall be responsible or any transportation cost. This warranty does not cover ailures due toabuse, misuse, accident, or unauthorized alterations or repairs.

    THEWARRANTIESANDREMEDIESCONTAINEDHEREINAREEXCLUSIVEANDINLIEUOFALLOTHERWARRANTIESEXPRESSORIMPLIEDORSTATUTORY,INCLUDINGANYLIABILITYARISINGUNDER

    ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, STATUTORY OR

    OTHERWISE.THISWARRANTYGIVESYOUSPECIFICLEGALRIGHTS,WHICHMAYVARYFROMSTATETOSTATE.

    INNOEVENTSHALLGARMINBELIABLEFORANYINCIDENTAL,SPECIAL,INDIRECTORCONSE-QUENTIALDAMAGES,WHETHERRESULTINGFROMTHEUSE,MISUSE,ORINABILITYTOUSETHISPRODUCTORFROMDEFECTSINTHEPRODUCT.Somestatesdonotallowtheexclusionofincidentalorconsequential damages, so the above limitations may not apply to you.

    Garmin retains the exclusive right to repair or replace the unit or sotware, or to oer a ull reund o the pur-chaseprice,atitssolediscretion.SUCHREMEDYSHALLBEYOURSOLEANDEXCLUSIVEREMEDYFORANYBREACH OF WARRANTY.

    To obtain warranty service, contact your local Garmin Authorized Service Center. For assistance in locatinga Service Center near you, visit the Garmin Web site at http://www.garmin.com or contact Garmin CustomerService at 800-800-1020.

    Warranty

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    Table o Contents

    ContentsCautions ..................................................................................i

    Introduction ................................................................................i

    Accessories and Packing List............................................iiiLimited Warranty ................................................................ivModel Descriptions ............................................................ 1

    GPS 500W ..................................................................... 1GNS 530W and GNS 530AW .......................................... 1

    Takeo Tour .............................................................................. 1Key and Knob Functions ................................................. 2Let-hand Keys and Knobs .............................................. 2

    Right-hand Keys and Knobs ............................................ 3Bottom Row Keys ........................................................... 4

    Power On .............................................................................. 5Powering up the 500W-series units ................................ 5

    Instrument Panel Sel-Test ............................................... 6Fuel On Board and Checklists........................................... 7Acquiring Satellites / Messages....................................... 8Selecting Com/Nav Frequencies ...................................... 9

    Page Groups ....................................................................... 10NAV Pages........................................................................... 12Deault NAV Page ............................................................. 13Map Page ............................................................................ 14NAVCOM Page.................................................................... 15Direct-To Navigation ........................................................ 16IFR Procedures ................................................................... 17Nearest Pages .................................................................... 18

    Nearest Airport Page ....................................................19

    Nearest Airspace Page .................................................. 20Flight Plans......................................................................... 21

    Section 1 - COM - Communicating using theGNS 530W.................................................................................. 23

    Volume ................................................................................ 23Squelch................................................................................ 23COM Window and Tuning ................................................ 24Auto-Tuning........................................................................ 25Emergency Channel.......................................................... 28Stuck Microphone............................................................. 28Remote Frequency Selection Control........................... 28

    Section 2 NAV Pages ......................................................... 29Main Page Groups............................................................. 29NAV Page Group ................................................................ 29Page Notation.................................................................... 29Turn Advisory and Waypoint Alert ................................ 29Deault NAV Page ............................................................. 30

    Selecting Desired On-Screen Data ................................. 31Restoring Factory Settings ............................................ 32Dual Unit Considerations (Crossll) ............................... 32Deault Nav Page Auto Zoom........................................ 33

    Map Page ............................................................................ 33Map Symbols ............................................................... 34

    Map Range .................................................................. 34Map Page Auto Zoom ................................................... 34Map Panning .............................................................. 35Map Direct-To .............................................................. 36Airspace Inormation on the Map ................................. 36Map Page Options........................................................ 38Map Setup ................................................................... 39Distance Measurements ............................................... 40

    Data Fields on the Map ................................................ 41Selecting Desired On-Screen Data ................................. 41Restoring Factory Settings ............................................ 42

    Terrain Operation.............................................................. 43Operating Criteria ........................................................ 43Terrain Limitations ........................................................ 43TERRAIN Alerting ......................................................... 43Baro-Corrected Altitude ................................................ 44Terrain Page ................................................................ 44

    Inhibit Mode ................................................................ 45Terrain Symbols ............................................................ 46General Database Inormation ...................................... 46Database Updates ........................................................ 47Terrain/Obstacle Database Areas o Coverage ............... 48Navigation Database .................................................... 48

    TERRAIN Alerts .................................................................. 48Pop-up Alerts ............................................................... 48

    Forward Looking Terrain Avoidance ............................... 49Premature Descent Alerting (PDA) ................................ 49TERRAIN Failure Alert ................................................... 50TERRAIN Not Available Alert ..................................... 50

    NAVCOM Page.................................................................... 52

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    Satellite Status Page........................................................ 54Dead Reckoning ................................................................ 57

    Section 3 Direct-To Navigation................................... 59

    Selecting a Direct-To Waypoint by Facility Name orCity ..................................................................................... 60Selecting a Direct-To Waypoint rom the Active FlightPlan ..................................................................................... 61Selecting the Nearest Airport as a Direct-To Waypoint

    ..................................................................................... 61Shortcuts............................................................................. 62Cancelling Direct-To Navigation.................................... 63Speciying a Course to a Waypoint............................... 63Selecting Direct-To a Holding Pattern ......................... 64

    Section 4 Flight Plans ....................................................... 65Flight Plan Catalog ........................................................... 65Flight Plan Editing ............................................................ 65Flight Plan Catalog Options ........................................... 67

    Activating Flight Plans .................................................. 67Inverting Flight Plans .................................................... 67Create New Flight Plan ................................................. 67Crossll........................................................................ 68Copying Flight Plans ..................................................... 68Deleting Flight Plans .................................................... 69Delete All Flight Plans ................................................... 70Sort List By Number/Comment ...................................... 70

    Active Flight Plan.............................................................. 70Active Flight Plan Options .............................................. 71

    Activate Leg ................................................................. 71

    Crossll........................................................................ 71Copy Flight Plan ........................................................... 72Invert Flight Plan .......................................................... 72Delete Flight Plan ......................................................... 72Select Approach ...........................................................72Select Arrival ................................................................73Select Departure...........................................................74Remove Approach, Arrival, or Departure ........................ 74

    Closest Point o FPL ...................................................... 75Parallel Track ................................................................ 75Change Fields .............................................................. 77Restore Deaults ........................................................... 77

    Shortcuts............................................................................. 77

    Flight Plan Transer Feature (optional with sotware V3.20 or later) ...................................................................... 80

    Section 5 - Procedures - Approaches, Departures,

    & Arrivals................................................................................... 83Approaches with Procedure Turns ................................ 86Flying the Procedure Turn ............................................... 87Flying the Missed Approach .......................................... 91Flying an Approach with a Hold ................................... 92Flying a DME Arc Approach ............................................ 96Vectors to Final ................................................................. 99Flying the Vectors Approach ........................................ 100

    Course From Fix Flight Plan Legs ................................ 102ILS Approaches ................................................................ 107Selecting an ILS Approach .......................................... 108Flying the ILS Approach .............................................. 109

    Selecting an LPV Approach........................................... 113Flying the LPV Approach ............................................. 113

    Flying the LP Approach.................................................. 115RNAV Approach Procedures.......................................... 117Points to Remember or ALL Approaches ................. 117

    Points to Remember or Localizer or VOR-basedApproaches ...................................................................... 118Enabling Autopilot Outputs or the King KAP140/KFC225............................................................................... 120

    Section 6 WPT Pages......................................................... 121WPT Page Group.............................................................. 121Finding the Desired Airport.......................................... 122Duplicate Waypoints ...................................................... 123

    Airport Location Page.................................................... 124Airport Location Page Options .................................... 125

    Airport Runway Page..................................................... 125Airport Runway Page Options ..................................... 126

    Airport Frequency Page................................................. 127Airport Frequency Page Options .................................. 128

    Airport Approach Page .................................................. 129Airport Approach Page Options................................... 130

    Airport Arrival Page ....................................................... 132Airport Arrival Page Options ....................................... 133

    Airport Departure Page................................................. 134Airport Departure Page Options .................................. 135

    Intersection Page............................................................ 136NDB Page .......................................................................... 137

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    VOR Page .......................................................................... 138User Waypoint Page ....................................................... 139

    Creating User Waypoints ............................................140Creating User Waypoints rom the Map Page .............. 142

    Modiying User Waypoints ..........................................143User Waypoint Page Options ....................................... 144User Waypoint List...................................................... 145

    Section 7 NRST Pages ...................................................... 149NRST Page Group ............................................................ 149Navigating to a Nearby Waypoint .............................. 151Nearest Airport Page ..................................................... 152Nearest Intersection Page ............................................ 153Nearest NDB Page........................................................... 153Nearest VOR Page ........................................................... 154Nearest User Waypoint Page........................................ 155Nearest Center (ARTCC) Page ...................................... 155Nearest Flight Service Station (FSS) Page................. 156Nearest Airspace Page................................................... 157

    Section 8 VLOC (VOR/Localizer/Glideslope)

    Receiver Operations ......................................................... 161Ident Audio and Volume................................................ 161VLOC Tuning Window ..................................................... 161VLOC Ident Window........................................................ 162Auto-Tuning...................................................................... 162CDI Key .............................................................................. 164

    Section 9 AUX Pages ....................................................... 165AUX Page Group.............................................................. 165

    Flight Planning Page ...................................................... 166Utility Page....................................................................... 175Checklists .................................................................. 176Trip Statistics .............................................................. 179RAIM Prediction ......................................................... 180Sotware Versions ....................................................... 180Database Versions ...................................................... 181Terrain Database Versions ........................................... 181

    Setup 1 Page .................................................................... 181

    CDI / Alarms ............................................................... 185Units / Position ........................................................... 186Date / Time ................................................................ 188Display Backlight. ......................................................188Nearest Airport Criteria...............................................189Data Field Conguration.............................................189

    COM Conguration .................................................... 190Restoring Factory Settings ........................................... 191Setup 2 Page .................................................................... 192

    SBAS Selection ........................................................... 192

    Section 10 Vertical Navigation (VNAV)................. 193

    Section 11 Fault Detection and Exclusion (FDE)Interace .................................................................................. 196

    Fault Detection and Exclusion (FDE)........................... 196Pre-departure Verifcation o FDE............................... 196

    Section 12 Messages, Abbreviations, & Nav

    Terms ......................................................................................... 197Messages .......................................................................... 197Turn Advisory and Arrival Annunciations .................. 204Flight Plan Transer Messages ..................................... 204Abbreviations .................................................................. 205Navigation Terms ............................................................ 209

    Appendix A NavData Card Use.................................. 211

    Appendix B Specifcations ........................................... 212

    Appendix C Troubleshooting Q & A ........................ 213

    Index.......................................................................................... 219

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    Model Descriptions

    Model Descriptions

    This guide covers the operation o the GNS 530W,GNS 530AW, and the GPS 500W. In general, all

    models will be reerred to as the 500W-series, exceptwhere there are physical or operational dierences.The 500W-seriesunits are 6.25 wide and 4.60 high.Thedisplayisa320by234pixelcolorLCD.Theunitsinclude two removable data cards, one with a Jeppesendatabase (inserted in the let-most card slot) and thesecond being a Terrain database (inserted in the right-

    most card slot).GPS 500W

    The GPS 500W has a WAAS GPS engine and isTSO C146a certifed or primary domestic, oceanic,and remote navigation including en route, terminal,and non-precision approaches, and approaches withverticalguidance,suchasLPVandLNAV/VNAV.The

    GPS 500W can simultaneously give aviators vitalapproach inormation and weather and trafc datain relation to their position on a large, color movingmap display. Thanks to a high-contrast color display,the inormation can be easily read rom wide view-ing angles even in direct sunlight. Its color movingmap eatures a built-in database that shows cities,

    highways, railroads, rivers, lakes, coastlines, and acomplete Jeppesen database. The Jeppesen database(that can be updated with a ront-loading data card)containsallairports,VORs,NDBs,Intersections,FSSs,Approaches,DPs/STARs,andSUAinformation.

    PilotswillenjoytheGPS500WasanMFD,espe-cially when it is coupled with trafc, lightning detec-

    tion,andweatherinterfaces.WiththePC-basedFDEprediction program, the GPS 500W may be used oroceanic or remote operations. For the latest in graphi-cal and textual weather inormation, the GPS 500WcanconnecttoXMSatelliteRadiosXMWXWeather

    ServiceviatheGarminGDL69/69Adatalinkreceiver.

    GNS 530W and GNS 530AW

    The GNS 530W and GNS 530AW include all o the

    eatures o the GPS 500W, and also includes a TSOdairborneVHFcommunicationstransceiverandaTSOdairborneVOR/LocalizerandGlideslopereceiv-ers. This multipurpose unit is available with either a10-watt (GNS 530W) or 16-watt (GNS 530AW) Comtransceiver. Reerences to the GNS 530W also includethe GNS 530AW.

    Takeo Tour

    This Takeo Tour is intended to provide a brieintroduction o the 500W-series major eatures. Therest o this manual describes these eatures, and others,in additional detail. Use this guide, as needed, to learn

    or review the details regarding a particular eature. TheIndex may be used to quickly locate the inormationyou want. Beore ying with your 500W series unit,take the time to review the inormation in the manualsand practice with the trainer.

    Ater youre amiliar with the basics, some sug-gested reading within the Reerence section includes:

    Flightplanfeatures-Section4Waypointinformationpages(databaseinformation)

    - Section 6IFRprocedures-Section5Auxpages-Unitsettings(conguringtheunitto

    your preerences) - Section 9

    I youre unable to locate the inormation you need,

    were here to help! Garmins Customer Service sta isavailable during normal business hours (U.S. Centraltime zone) at the phone and ax numbers listed onpage ii. You can also reach us by mail (see page ii) or atour web site address: www.garmin.com.

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    Key and Knob Functions

    The 500W-series navigators are designed to makeoperation as simple as possible. The descriptions on

    the next three pages provide a general overview o theprimary unction(s) or each key and knob. This Take-o Tour section is intended to provide a brie overviewo the primary unctions o your 500W-series unit.Experiment with the unit and reer to the reerencesections or more inormation.

    Let-hand Keys and Knobs

    k The COM power/volume knobcontrols unit power and communica-tions radio volume. Press momentarilyto disable automatic squelch control.In the GPS 500W, this control is usedonly or power.

    jTheVLOC volume knob (GNS

    530W) controls audio volume or theselectedVOR/Localizerfrequency.Press momentarily to enable/disablethe ident tone.

    yThe large let knob(COM/VLOC)

    (GNS 530W) is used to tune the

    megahertz (MHz) value (to the let othe decimal point) o the standby re-quency or the communications trans-

    ceiverortheVOR/Localizerreceiver,

    whichever is currently selected by the

    tuning cursor.

    vThe small let knob(PUSHC/V)

    (GNS 530W) is used to tune thekilohertz (kHz) value (to the righto the decimal point) o the standbyrequency or the communicationstransceiverortheVLOCreceiver,

    whichever is currently selected bythe tuning cursor. Press this knobmomentarily to toggle the tuning

    cursorbetweentheCOMandVLOCrequency felds.

    WThe COM ip-op key (GNS530W) is used to swap the active andstandby COM requencies. Press andhold to select emergency channel(121.500 MHz).

    VTheVLOC ip-op key (GNS530W) is used to swap the activeandstandbyVLOCfrequencies(i.e.,make the selected standby requencyactive).

    On the GNS 530W, thelargeandsmall letknobs allow you to

    tune the desired COMor VLOC requency.

    GPS 500W GNS 530W

    Key and Knob Functions

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    Right-hand Keys and Knobs

    2.'

    The range key (RNG) allows you toselect the desired map scale. Use the

    up arrow side o the key to zoom outto a larger area, or the down arrowside to zoom into a smaller area.

    DThe direct-to key (direct-to) pro-vides access to the direct-to unction,which allows you to enter a destina-

    tion waypoint and establishes a directcourse to the selected destination.See Section 3.

    MENUThe menu key (MENU) displaysa context-sensitive list o options.This options list allows you to access

    additional eatures or make settingschanges which relate to the currentlydisplayed page.

    CLRThe clear key (CLR) is used to eraseinormation or cancel an entry. Pressand hold this key to immediatelydisplaytheDefaultNavigationPage,regardless o the page that is cur-rently displayed.

    ENTThe enter key (ENT) is used toapprove an operation or completedata entry. It is also used to confrminformation,suchastheDatabase

    Page during power on.

    tThe large right knob(GPS) is usedto select between the various pagegroups:NAV,WPT,AUXorNRST.

    With the on-screen cursor enabled,the large right knob allows you tomove the cursor about the page.

    rThe small right knob (PUSH CRSR)is used to select between the variouspages within one o the groups listedabove. Press this knob momentarilyto display the on-screen cursor.The cursor allows you to enter data

    and/or make a selection rom a list ooptions.

    Data is entered using the largeand smallright knobs. Experiment with them to be-

    come ecient at entering data. This greatlyreduces the amount o time spent operating

    the 500W-series unit in fight.

    Key and Knob Functions

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    Key and Knob Functions

    Bottom Row Keys

    NRST

    The nearest key (NRST) (GPS500W) displays the Nearest Airportspage. Then, turning the small rightknob steps through the NRST pages.

    CDIThe CDI key (GNS 530W) is used totoggle the navigation source (GPS orVLOC)whichprovidesoutputtoanexternalHSIorCDI.

    OBSThe OBS key is used to selectmanual or automatic sequencing owaypoints. Pressing this key selectsOBS mode, which retains the currentactive to waypoint as your naviga-tion reerence even ater passing the

    waypoint (i.e., prevents sequencingto the next waypoint). Pressing theOBS key again returns to normaloperation, with automatic sequenc-ing o waypoints. Whenever OBSmode is selected, you may set thedesired course to/rom a waypoint

    using the OBS Page, or an externalOBSselectoronyourHSIorCDI.

    MSGThe message key (MSG) is used toview system messages and to alert youto important warnings and require-

    ments when the MSG annunciator isdisplayed. See Sections 12 and 9 or

    more inormation on messages andunit settings.

    FPLThe ight plan key (FPL) allowsyou to create, edit, activate andinvert ight plans, as well as accessapproaches, departures and arrivals.

    A closest point to ight plan eatureis also available rom the ight plankey. See Section 4 or more inorma-tion on ight plans.

    VNAVThevertical navigation key(VNAV) allows you to create a three-dimensional profle which guides

    you to a fnal (target) altitude at aspecifed location. See Section 10.

    PROCThe procedures key (PROC) allowsyou to select approaches, departuresand arrivals rom your ight plan.

    When using a ight plan, availableprocedures or your departure and/orarrival airport are oered automati-cally. Otherwise, you may select thedesired airport, then the desiredprocedure.

    GPS 500W GNS 530W

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    Power On

    The Garmin 500W-series oers you accuratenavigational data and communication capability, along

    with non-precision and precision approach certifca-tion in the IFR environment. The Takeo Tour isdesigned to amiliarize you with the basic operationo the 500W-series including powering up theunit, changing requencies, entering data, perorm-ing a simple direct-to, selecting IFR procedures andprovides a limited introduction to using ight plans.

    In addition, this section briey covers the deaultnavigation, map and requency pages available as partoftheNAVpagegroup.Thesepagesareusedformosto your in-ight navigation.

    The Takeo Tour assumes that the unit and anten-nas have been properly installed and you have notchanged any o the 500W-series deault settings. Iyou have changed any o the actory deault settings(position ormat, units o measure, selectable felds,etc.), the pictures shown here may not exactly matchwhat you see on your 500W-series unit. Prior to usingyour 500W-series unit or the frst time, we recom-mend that you taxi to a location that is well away rom

    buildings and other aircrat so the unit can collectsatellite data without interruption.

    Powering up the 500W-series units

    The GNS 530Ws power and COM volume arecontrolled using the COM power/volume knob at thetop let corner o the unit. In the GPS 500W, the knobcontrols only power. Turning it clockwise turns unitpower on and increases the COM radio volume. Aterturning the unit on, a Welcome Page is displayed whilethe unit perorms a sel test, ollowed by copyright andsotware version inormation.

    TheDatabase Confrmation Page appears nextand shows the current database inormation on theNavDatacard(withthevalidoperatingdates,cyclenumber and database type indicated). The databaseis updated every 28 days and must be current or

    approved instrument approach operations. Inorma-tion on database subscriptions is available inside your500W-series package.

    To acknowledge the database inormation, press

    the ENT key .

    Power On

    Power-up Sequence

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    Instrument Panel Sel-Test

    Once the database has been acknowledged, theInstrument Panel Sel-Test Page appears. To ensurethat your 500W-series unit and any connected instru-ments are working properly, check or the ollowingindicationsonyourCDI/HSI,RMI,externalannuncia-tors and other connected instruments:

    CoursedeviationGlideslopeTO/FROMagTimetodestinationBearingtodestinationDesiredtrackDistancetodest.Groundspeed

    Allexternalannunciators(ifinstalled)

    The Instrument Panel Sel-Test Page indicates thecurrently selected OBS course, uel capacity (CAP),uel on board (FOB) and uel ow (FF). The uelcapacity is entered manually. Fuel on board and uelow may be manually entered i your installation doesnot include connection to sensors which automaticallyprovide these fgures.

    To enter uel capacity, uel on board or uel fow

    gures (i not provided by sensors):1. Turn the large right knob to select the CAP,

    FOB or FF eld.2. Turn the small and large right knobs to enter

    the desired gure, then press ENT.

    Enter the uel capacity, uel on board or uel fow guresdirectly onto the appropriate eld o the Instrument Panel

    Sel-Test Page. Fuel on board and uel fow are automaticallyprovided i your installation includes connection to external

    sensors.

    Check CDI/HSI,RMI and other in-struments to veriy

    these indications.

    Should matchcurrent OBS course

    selectionSelect to displayChecklists Page

    Select to Set Fuel Levelto Full Capacity

    Fuel Capacity isentered manually

    Fuel on board and uel ow areprovided manually or by sen-

    sors, i installed

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    Fuel On Board and Checklists

    The Instrument Panel Sel-Test Page includes selec-tions to set uel on board (FOB) to ull capacity and

    access the Checklists Page. This allows you to quicklyset uel to ull limits and display any checklists youveentered, such as start up or takeo checklists.

    To set uel on board to ull (i not provided bysensor):

    1. Turn the large right knob to highlight SetFull Fuel?.

    Select Set Full Fuel? to set uel on board(FOB) to ull capacity.

    2. Press ENT and veriy that uel on board (FOB)now matches the uel capacity (CAP) gure.Fuel on board is now reduced, over time, based

    on the uel fow (FF) gure.To view the checklists page:

    1. Turn the large right knob to highlight Go ToChecklists? and press ENT.

    2. Turn the large right knob to select the desiredchecklist, then ollow the steps in Section 9 AuxPages - Utility Page (Checklists) to execute eachstep in the selected checklist.

    Select Go To Checklists? to display theChecklist Page and any available checklists. A

    500W-series unit can hold up to nine check-lists with up to 30 entries in each checklist.

    3. Once you complete the desired checklist(s),press the small right knobto return to theChecklists Page. Press the small right knobagain to return to normal operation on theSatellite Status or Map pages.

    Once youve veried instrument operation withthe Instrument Panel Sel-Test Page displayed, turnthe large right knob to highlight OK? and pressthe ENT key.

    The Satellite Status Page appears as the 500W-series unit begins to collect satellite inormation. AnAcquiring status is displayed on the Satellite Status

    Page and the signal strength o any satellites receivedappears as bar graph readings. This is a good indica-tion that you are receiving signals and that a positionfx is determined. Following the frst-time use o your500W-series unit, the time required or a position fxvaries usually within two minutes.

    Fuel On Board and Checklists

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    Acquiring Satellites / Messages

    I the 500W-series unit has not been operated or aperiod o six months or more, it may have to Search

    the Sky to collect new data. This means the unit isacquiring satellite data to establish almanac and satel-lite orbit inormation, which can take 5 to 10 minutes.The Satellite Status Page displays a Searching Skystatus, and the message annunciator (MSG) above theMSG key also ashes to alert you o a system message,Searching the Sky.

    The Time and other data may not be displayeduntil the unit has acquired enough satellites or a fx.

    To view a system message, press MSG.

    MESSAGE PAGE

    The Message Page appears and displays the statusor warning inormation applicable to the receivers cur-rent operating condition.

    To return to the previous page ater viewing amessage, press MSG again.

    The Satellite Status Page shows the ID num-bers or the satellites and the relative signal

    strength o each satellite received (as a bargraph reading).

    Searching Sky indicates that satellite almanacdata is not available. The data is recollected rom thefrst available satellite.

    Acquiring indicates that satellites have been

    located and inormation is being acquired, but thereceiver does not have enough satellites or a 3-dimen-sional position.

    3DNAVindicatesthata3-dimensionalpositionis available.

    3DDIFFNAV indicates when a 3-dimensional

    position is available and dierential corrections arebeing used.

    The INTEG annunciator (bottom let corner othe screen) indicates that satellite coverage is insuf-cient to pass built-in integrity monitoring tests.

    Acquiring Satellites / Messages

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    Selecting Com/Nav Frequencies

    While the GNS 530W is acquiring a position,lets take a minute to dial in the active and standby

    requencies youll be using or the frst phase o youright. The GNS 530W display is divided into separatewindows (or screen areas), including a COM window,VLOCwindow(bydefaultwithVORident/radial,butselectable or other data including a trafc display)and a GPS window which occupies the right 3/4 o thedisplay.

    COM Window:Active Frequency

    COM Window:Standby Frequency(with tuning cursor)

    VLOC Tuning Window andVLOC Ident Window

    (Ident Window is user-selectable)

    Pushing the small let knob moves the tuningcursorback-and-forthbetweentheCOMandVLOCrequency windows. To select the active requency, youmust frst enter the requency in the standby feld, anduse the COM (orVLOC) ip-op key to move it to

    the active feld.To change the standby communication (COM) orVLOC requency:

    1. I the tuning cursor is not currently in thedesired window (COM or VLOC), press thesmall let knob momentarily to switch thehighlight between the COM and VLOC win-dows. Adjusting the requencies with the largeand small let knobs will aect the standbyrequency.

    2. Turn the large let knob to select the desiredmegahertz (MHz) value. For example, the117 portion o the requency 117.70.

    3. Turn the small let knob to select the desiredkilohertz (kHz) value. For example, the .70portion o the requency 117.70.

    4. To activate the selected requency, press theappropriate fip-fop keyCOM or commu-nication requencies or VLOC or VOR/Localizerrequencies.

    Once youve entered the active requency, simplyrepeat steps 1 through 3, above, to enter the standbyrequency. Ater both communication requencies have

    been entered, you may elect to keep the COM windowhot by leaving the cursor on the standby requency, ormovethecursortotheVLOCwindowbypressingthesmall let knob.

    NOTE: When selecting VLOC requencies, thetuning cursor automatically returns to the COMwindow ater 30 seconds o inactivity.

    NOTE: GPS level o service annunciations (LPV, ENR,etc.) are not applicable to the external CDI (or HSI)when VLOC is active.

    Cursor highlights COM window.

    To switch the active and standby requen-cies, press the COM fip-fop key. Switching

    the active and standby requencies does notremove the cursor rom the COM window.

    GNS 530W onlySelecting Com/Nav Frequencies

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    Page Groups

    (Large right knob to change page groups)

    (Smallrightknobtoselectpage

    swithinthegroup)

    WPT Group

    Airport Location

    Airport Runway

    Airport Frequency

    Airport Approach

    Airport Arrival

    Airport Departure

    Intersection

    NDBs

    VOR

    User Waypoint

    NAV Group

    Deault NAV

    Map

    NAVCOM

    Satellite Status

    Terrain

    AUX Group

    Flight Planning

    Utility

    Setup 2

    Setup 1

    Page Groups

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    Page Groups

    PROC(Press PROC)

    Procedures

    Selection o any main page is perormed using thelarge and small right knobs. The large right knob

    selects the page group: NAV, WPT, AUX or NRST. Thesmall right knob selects the desired page within a

    group. To quickly select the Deault NAV page, Pressand hold CLR.

    NOTE: The number o NAV pages avail-able vary depending on the installationo options. See 400W/500W Series Dis-

    play Interaces Pilot's Guide Addendums.

    NRST Group

    Nearest Airport

    Nearest VOR

    Nearest NDB

    Nearest Intersection

    Nearest User Wpt

    Nearest Airspace

    Nearest FSS

    Nearest Center

    FPL Group(Press FLP)

    Active Flight Plan

    Flight Plan Catalog

    VNAV(Press VNAV)

    Vertical Navigation

    (Small

    rightknobtoselectpage

    swithinthegroup)

    (Large right knob to change page groups)

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    NAV Pages

    The map page is one o fve or more pages avail-ableundertheNAVgroup.The previous page shows

    the organization o the main page groups. Addition-ally, page groups or ight plans, procedures andvertical navigation are available by pressing the keycorresponding to the desired unction (FPL, PROCorVNAV). Selecting one o these stand-alone pagegroups, in eect, exits the main page groups anddisplays a page or the desired unction. When pressing

    the same unction key a second time, the 500W-seriesunit returns to the main page group and the previouslydisplayed page.

    To select the desired NAV page, turn the small rightknob until the desired page is displayed.

    I you are currently viewing a page that is not partoftheNAVgroup,youcanquicklyreturntotheNAV

    group using the CLRkey. The number o Nav grouppages available varies with installed equipment.

    To select the NAV group and display the DeaultNAV Page, press and hold CLR.

    InadditiontothegroupofNAVpages,additionalgroups o pages are available or waypoint inormation

    (WPT),auxiliary(AUX)functionssuchasightplan-ning or unit settings, and listings or nearest (NRST)airports or other acilities.

    1. To select the desired page group, turn thelarge right knob until a page rom the desiredgroup is displayed.

    2. To select the desired page within the group,

    turn the small right knob until the desiredpage is displayed.

    The bottom right corner o the screen indicatesthe page group currently being displayed (e.g.,NAV or NRST), the number o screens available

    within that group (indicated by rectangularicons) and the placement o the current screenwithin that group (indicated by a highlighted

    square icon). To select a dierent page withinthe group, turn the small right knob.

    See the 400W/500W Series Display InteracesPilots Guide Addendum, part number 190-

    00356-31 and the 400W/500W Series GarminOptional Displays Pilots Guide Addendum, part

    number 190-00356-30.

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    Deault NAV Page

    Duringmostights,theDefaultNAV,MapandNAVCOMpagesaretheprimarypagesusedfornavi-

    gation.TheDefaultNAVPagedisplaysalookaheadmap,graphiccoursedeviationindicator(CDI),theactive leg o your ight plan (as defned by the currentrom and to waypoints), and our user-selectabledata felds. The deault settings or these felds are dis-tancetowaypoint(DIS),desiredtrack(DTK),groundspeed (GS) and estimated time en route (ETE). See

    Section 12 or defnitions o these navigation terms.The deault NAV page is selected by pressing and hold-ing the CLRkey or turning the small right knob.

    FromtheDefaultNAVPage,simplyturnthesmall right knob to display the available pages. TheNAVCOMPagedisplaystheavailablefrequencies(communication and navigation) or the departure

    airport, any en route airports that are included in youright plan, and the fnal destination airport. Whenusing the direct-to unction, requencies are listed orthe airport nearest to your starting position and thedestination airport.

    DEFAULT NAV PAGE

    Active Leg o Flight Plan,or Direct-to Destination

    User-selectable Data Fields(all our corners)

    Course DeviationIndicator (CDI)

    Bearing indicator tothe current active

    TO waypoint

    To change the data elds in the corners o theDeault NAV Page:

    1. Press MENU (with the Map Page displayed).

    The data elds on the Deault NAV Pagemay be custom-tailored to your preer-ences. A menu selection is provided to

    Change Fields?.

    2. Turn the large right knob to highlightChange Fields? and press ENT.

    3. Turn the large right knob to highlight thedata eld you wish to change.

    4. Turn the small right knob to select the typeo data you want to appear on this eld andpress ENT.

    The large right knob is used to select thedata eld you wish to change. Then use

    the small right knob to display a list odata options and select the desired dataitem.

    5. Press the small right knob to remove the

    cursor.

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    Map Page

    The Map Page displays your present position(using an airplane symbol) relative to nearby airports,

    VORs,NDBs,intersections,userwaypointsandairspace boundaries and your route displayed as asolid line. The current Map Scale is indicated in thelower let corner and adjustable using the RNG key.

    The Map Scale reers to the distance rom thebottom to the top o the viewable display.

    Ater the GNS 530W acquires satellites and com-putes a position, the Map Page appears automatically.

    MAP PAGE

    Map Display

    MapScale

    Present Position

    DesiredTrack

    To adjust the map scale:

    1. Press the up arrow on the RNG key to zoomout to a larger area.

    OR,

    2. Press the down arrow on the RNG key to zoomin to a smaller area.

    By adding data elds along theright-hand side, the Map Page can

    combine a moving map display

    and navigation data or completesituational awareness. Map setuppages are provided to add thesedata elds and to designate the

    maximum scale at which each mapeature appears. These settings

    provide an automatic declutteringo the map (based upon your preer-

    ences) as you adjust the scale.

    While viewing the map page, youcan quickly declutter and remove

    many o the background map detailsby pressing the CLR key (repeatedly)until the desired detail is depicted.

    To change the map scale, use theRNG key.

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    NAVCOM Page

    TheNavigation/Communications(NAVCOM)Pageprovides a complete list o airport requencies at your

    departure, en route and arrival airports.

    AfrequencylistedontheNAVCOMPagecanbequickly transerred to the standby feld o the COMorVLOCwindows.Thistimesavingprocesspreventshaving to re-key a requency already displayed else-where on the screen.

    To display the requency list or the desired fightplan or direct-to airport:

    1. Push the small right knob to activate thecursor on the airport identier eld (in the GPSwindow).

    2. Turn the small right knob to display the listo airports (departure, arrival and en route) or

    your fight plan or direct-to. Continue to turnthe small right knob until the desired airportis selected.

    3. Press ENT to display the requency list or theselected airport.

    Frequency Type

    NAVCOM PAGE

    Frequency List

    To select a communication or navigation re-quency:

    1. Push the small right knob to activate thecursor in the GPS window.

    2. Turn the large right knob to select the desiredrequency rom the list.

    3. Press ENT to transer the selected requencyto the standby ield in the COM or VLOCwindow. COM requencies automatically goto the standby eld o the COM window andnavigation requencies automatically go to thestandby eld o the VLOC window, regardlesso the window currently highlighted by thecursor.

    4. To activate the selected requency, press theCOM or VLOC fip-fop key.

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    Direct-To Navigation

    The 500W-series unit can use direct point-to-pointnavigation to guide you rom takeo to touchdown,

    even in the IFR environment. Once a destination isselected, the unit provides course and distance databased upon a direct course rom your present positionto your destination. A destination can be selected romany page with the direct-to key.

    Select Direct-To Waypoint Page

    Destination WaypointIdentifer Field

    Activate?Function Field

    To select a direct-to destination:

    1. Press the direct-to key. The Select Direct-toWaypoint Page appears with the destinationeld highlighted. The direct-to waypoint may

    also be selected by acility or city name. SeeSection 3 or more inormation.

    2. Turn the small right knob to enter the rstletter o the destination waypoint identier. Thedestination waypoint may be an airport, VOR,NDB, intersection or user waypoint, as long asit is in the database or stored in memory as a

    user waypoint.3. Turn the large right knob to the right to move

    the cursor to the next character position.

    4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to spell out the rest othe waypoint identier.

    5. Press ENT to conrm the identier. The Acti-vate? unction eld is highlighted.

    Conrm the selected direct-to destination byhighlighting Activate? and pressing ENT.

    6. Press ENT to activate a direct-to course to theselected destination. Press and hold CLR toreturn to the deault NAV page.

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    IFR Procedures

    Once the direct-to or ight plan is confrmed, thewhole range o instrument procedures is available to

    you.Departures(SIDs), arrivals (STARs), non-preci-sion and precision approaches are stored within theNavDatacardandavailableusingthePROC key.

    Press the PROC key to display the procedurespage. Turn the large right knob to select the

    desired option.

    To display the Procedures Page, press PROC.

    The steps required to select and activate anapproach, departure or arrival are very similar. In thisintroductory section, well show examples o the stepsrequired to select an approach, but keep in mind thesame process also applies to departures and arrivals.

    To select an approach, departure, or arrival:

    1. Turn the large right knob to highlightthe Select Approach? option (or SelectArrival?/Select Departure?) rom the Pro-cedures Page.

    2. Press ENT to display a list o available proce-dures or the arrival (when using approaches

    or STARs) or departure (when using SIDs)airport.

    3. Turn the small right knob to select the desiredprocedure and press ENT.

    A window appears to select the desiredprocedure. Use the small right knob to make

    your selection.

    4. For approaches, a window appears to selectthe desired initial approach ix (IAF) or avectors option to select just the nal coursesegment o the approach. Turn the small rightknob to select the desired option and pressENT. (Vectors guidance is relative to the nalinbound course. A line is drawn beyond thenal approach x, allowing you to interceptthe nal course segment beyond its normallimits.)

    5. For departures and arrivals, pop-up windowsappear to select the desired transition andrunway(s). Turn the small right knob to selectthe desired option and press ENT.

    6. With Load? highlighted, press ENT to addthe procedure to the fight plan or direct-to.

    The selected procedure or the departure or arrival

    airport is added to the sequence o waypoints in theight plan or direct-to (as shown on the Active RoutePage). You can later activate the selected procedurerom the Procedures Page or the Active Flight PlanPage.

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    Nearest Pages

    The NRST page group provides listings or nearest

    airports or other acilities. The NRST group includes

    detailedinformationonthe25nearestairports,VORs,NDBs,intersectionsanduser-createdwaypointswithin200 NM o your current position. In addition, pages are

    also provided to display the fve nearest center (ARTCC/

    FIR) and Flight Service Station (FSS) points o commu-

    nication, plus alert you to any special-use or controlledairspace you may be in or near.

    The Nearest Airport Page (shown at let) is one oeight pages available under the NRST group:

    NearestAirportPage

    NearestIntersectionPage

    NearestNDBPage

    NearestVORPage

    NearestUserWaypointsPage

    NearestARTCCPage

    NearestFSSPage

    NearestAirspacePage

    To display the NRST pages:

    1. I necessary, press the small right knob toremove the cursor rom the page.

    2. Turn the large right knob to select the NRSTpage group, as indicated by NRST appearingin the lower right corner o the screen.

    To display a list o nearby airports, turn thelarge right knob to select the NRST page

    group and (i needed) the small right knob toselect the Nearest Airport Page.

    To scroll through the list, press the smallright knob, then turn the large right knob.

    3. Turn the small right knob to select the desiredNRST page.

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    Nearest Airport Page

    You may examine both the communicationrequencies and runway inormation directly rom

    the Nearest Airport Page. As discussed earlier or theNAVCOMPage,youmayalsoplaceanydisplayedfrequencyintothestandbyCOMorVLOCeldbyhighlighting the requency with the cursor and press-ing ENT.

    To view additional inormation or a nearbyairport:

    1. Press the small right knob to activate thecursor.

    2. Turn the large right knobto select the desiredairport rom the list.

    3. Press ENT to display waypoint (WPT) inorma-tion pages or the selected airport.

    Additional inormation or a nearby airport isavailable by highlighting an identier on the

    list and pressing ENT.

    4. To display runway and requency inorma-tion, press the small right knob to removethe cursor and turn the small right knob to

    display the desired inormation page.

    The Nearest Airport Page may be used in conjunc-tion with the direct-to key to quickly set a course toa nearby acility in an in-ight emergency. Selecting a

    nearby airport as a direct-to destination overrides youright plan or cancels a previously selected direct-todestination (you still have the option o returning toyour ight plan by cancelling the direct-to.)

    To select a nearby airport as a direct-to destina-tion:

    From the Nearest Airport Page...

    1. Press the small right knob to activate thecursor.

    2. Turn the large right knob to select the desiredairport rom the list.

    3. Press the direct-to key, ENT and ENT (again)to navigate to the nearby airport.

    To select a nearby airport as a new destina-tion, highlight its identier, press the direct-

    to key, ENT and ENT (again).

    From an Airport Inormation Page...

    1. Press the direct-to key, ENT and ENT (again)to navigate to the nearby airport.

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    Nearest Airspace Page

    The last page in the NRST group, the NearestAirspace Page, provides inormation or up to nine

    controlled or special-use airspaces near or in youright path. Airspace inormation appears on this pagebased upon the same criteria used or airspace alertmessages. Nearby airspace inormation and airspacealert messages are provided according to the ollowingconditions:

    Ifyourprojectedcoursetakesyouinside

    an airspace within the next ten minutes,the message Airspace ahead -- less than 10minutes appears.

    Ifyouarewithintwonauticalmilesofanairspace and your current course is suchthat it will take you inside that airspace, themessage Airspace near and ahead appears.

    Ifyouarewithintwonauticalmilesofanairspace and your current course is suchthat it will not take you inside that airspace,the message Near airspace less than 2nmappears.

    Ifyouhaveenteredanairspace,themessage

    Inside Airspace appears.By deault, airspace alert messages are turned o.

    When turned on, the message (MSG) annunciatorlocated directly above the MSG key ashes to alertyou to the airspace message.

    To view additional inormation about theairspace, select the nearest airspace page.

    Detailed inormation is available by high-lighting the airspace name and pressing ENT.

    To view an airspace alert message:

    1. Press the MSG key. The message page appearswith the alert message.

    When an airspace alert occurs, the message

    (MSG) annunciator fashes at the bottom o thescreen. Press MSG to view the alert message.

    2. Press MSG again to return to the previousdisplay.

    Note that the airspace alerts are based upon three-dimensional data (latitude, longitude and altitude)to avoid nuisance alerts. The alert boundaries or

    controlled airspace are also sectorized to providecomplete inormation on any nearby airspace. Addi-tional inormation about a nearby airspace such ascontrolling agency, requency and oor/ceiling limits is available rom the nearest airspace page.

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    Flight Plans

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    Flight Plans

    The 500W-series unit lets you create up to 20 ightplans, with up to 31 waypoints in each ight plan.Flight plans are created, edited and activated using theFPL key. The FPL page group includes two pages: the

    Active Flight Plan Page and the Flight Plan Catalog.The Active Flight Plan Page provides inormationand editing eatures or the ight plan currently inuse (reerred to as ight plan 00). The Flight PlanCatalog serves as the main page or creating new ightplans, as well as editing or activating previously cre-

    ated ight plans.

    Active Flight Plan Page with fight plan cur-rently in use.

    Since using ight plans is arguably one o the more

    complex eatures o the 500W-series unit, well only dis-

    cuss it briey here ocusing on creating a new ightplan and activating it to use or navigation. Additional

    inormation about ight plans can be ound in the

    Flight Plan section (Section 4).

    To create a new fight plan:

    1. Press the FPL key and turn the small rightknob to select the Flight Plan Catalog.

    2. Press the MENU key to display the Flight PlanCatalog Options.

    3. Turn the large right knob to select CreateNew Flight Plan? and press ENT.

    To create a new fight plan, select Cre-ate New Flight Plan? rom the Flight Plan

    Catalog Options.

    4. The cursor appears on the rst waypoint identi-er eld (located directly below WAYPOINT).Use the large and small right knobs to enterthe identier o the rst waypoint in the fightplan (the small knob is used to select thedesired letter or number and the large knob is

    used to move to the next character space.).

    Enter the identier or each airport and/ornavaid into the fight plan in the same

    sequence you wish to fy.

    5. Press ENTonce the identier has been selected.The cursor moves to the next blank waypointidentier eld.

    6. Repeat steps 4 and 5, above, until all waypointsor the fight plan have been entered.

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    7. Press the small right knob to remove thehighlighting. Once the fight plan is created,it may be activated rom an options window.Activating the fight plan copies it into fightplan 00 (the original fight plan still resides inthe Flight Catalog) and replaces any fight planwhich currently exists in fight plan 00.

    To activate the new fight plan:

    1. On the Flight Plan Catalog page, press thesmall right knob to activate the cursor. Rotatethe large right knob to highlight the desiredfight plan.

    2. Press the MENU key to display the Flight PlanCatalog Options.

    3. Turn the small right knob to select ActivateFlight Plan? and press ENT.

    Select Activate Flight Plan? rom the pagemenu to begin using the new fight plan.

    1 - COM

    Radio Volume / Auto SquelchGNS 530W only

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    Section 1 - COM -Communicating using the

    GNS 530W

    TheGNS530Wfeaturesadigitally-tunedVHFCOM radio that provides a seamless transition romcommunication to navigation. The GNS 530WsCOM radio operates in the aviation voice band, rom118.000 to 136.975 MHz, in 25 kHz steps (deault).For European operations, a COM radio confguration

    o 8.33 kHz steps is also provided.

    TX appears at the upper right corner o theCOM window while transmitting.

    Volume

    COM radio volume is adjusted using the COMpower/volume knob. Turn the COM power/volumeknob clockwise to increase volume, or counterclock-wise to decrease volume.

    Squelch

    The COM radio eatures an automatic squelch toreject many localized noise sources. You may override

    the squelch unction by pressing the COM power/volume knob. This acilitates listening to a distant sta-tion or setting the desired volume level.

    Whilereceivingastation,anRXindicationappears in the upper right corner o the COMwindowtotheimmediaterightofCOM.ATXindication appears at this location while you are trans-

    mitting.

    Press the COM power/volume knob momen-tarily to override the automatic squelch.Note the RX receive indication when

    receiving a station.

    To override the automatic squelch, press theCOM power/volume knob momentarily. Press COMpower/volume knob again to return to automaticsquelch operation.

    1 - COM

    Com Window and Tuning GNS 530W only

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    COM Window and Tuning

    Communication requencies are selected with thetuning cursor in the standby COM requency feld,

    and using the large and small let knobs to dial inthe desired requency. The standby requency alwaysappears below the active requency. The active re-quency is the requency currently in use or transmitand receive operations.

    Tuning cursor in the COM window. Use thesmall and large let knobs to dial in the

    desired standby requency.

    A requency may also be quickly selected rom thedatabase by simply highlighting the desired requencyon any o the main pages and pressing ENT. This pro-cess is reerred to as auto-tuning. Once a requency

    is selected in the standby feld, it may be transerredto the active requency by pressing the COM ip-opkey.

    Once the standby requency is selected, usethe COM fip-fop key to make the requency

    active or transmit and receive operations.

    NOTE:The tuning cursor normally appears in theCOM window, unless placed in the VLOC windowby pressing thesmall letknob. When the tuningcursor is in the VLOC window, it automaticallyreturns to the COM window ater 30 seconds o

    inactivity. The active requency in either windowcannot be accessed directly only the standbyrequency is highlighted by the tuning cursor.

    1 - COM

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    To select a COM requency:

    1. I the tuning cursor is not currently in the COMwindow, press the small let knob momen-tarily.

    2. Turn the large let knob to select the desiredmegahertz (MHz) value. For example, the118 portion o the requency 118.300.

    3. Turn the small let knob to select the desiredkilohertz (kHz) value. For example, the .300portion o the requency 118.300.

    To make the standby requency the active re-quency, press the COM fip-fop key.

    The tuning cursor remains in the COM window. I

    youwishtoselectaVOR/localizer/ILSfrequency,press

    the small let knob momentarily to place the cursor intheVLOCwindow.AdditionalinstructionsforVOR/

    localizer/ILS operations are available in Sections 5 and 8.

    Cursor in VLOC window allows or VOR andILS operations.

    Auto-Tuning

    The GNS 530Ws auto-tune eature allowsyou to quickly select any database requency in

    the GPS window as your standby requency. AnyCOM requency displayed in the GPS windowcan be transerred to the standby COM requencyfeld, with a minimum o keystrokes required. Theollowing are some examples o selecting COM

    requencies rom some o the main GPS pages.

    To select a COM requency or a nearby airport:

    1. Select the Nearest Airport Page rom the NRST

    page group. (See Section 7, or press and holdCLR, then turn the large right knob until thenearest pages appear. Finally, i necessary, turnthe small right knob to display the NearestAirport Page.)

    Nearest Airport Page with common trac

    advisory requency (CTAF) or the closestairport highlighted.

    2. Press the small right knob momentarily toplace the cursor on the airport identier eld othe rst airport in the list. I you wish to selectanother airport, turn the large right knob tohighlight the desired airport.

    3. The Nearest Airport Page displays the commontrac advisory requency (CTAF) or each listedairport. To select this requency, turn the largeright knob to highlight the desired airportsCTAF requency and press ENT to place therequency in the standby eld o the COMwindow.

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    Auto-Tuning FSS & Center Freqs GNS 530W only

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    To display the entire list o requencies or anearby airport and select rom that list:

    1. Start with the desired airport highlighted onthe Nearest Airport Page (as described on theprevious page), then press ENT.

    2. Press the small right knob to remove thecursor and turn the small right knob to dis-play the requency list.

    From the Nearest Airport Page, select the

    desired airport to show a more detailed list-ing o requencies or that airport.

    3. Press the small right knob momentarily toreactivate the cursor and turn the large rightknob to highlight the desired requency.

    4. Press ENT to place the highlighted requency

    in the standby COM window eld.5. Beore leaving the requency page, use the

    large right knob to highlight Done? andpress ENT . Done? always needs to beacknowledged beore leaving a page group.

    To select a COM requency or a nearby fightservice station (FSS) or center (ARTCC):

    1. Select the Nearest Center or Flight ServicePage rom the NRST page group. (Turn thelarge right knob until the NRST pages appear.Then, i necessary, turn the small right knobto display the desired NRST page.)

    Use the nearest ARTCC Page to quickly re-trieve the requency(s) or the nearest center

    (ARTCC) acility.

    2. Press the small right knob momentarily toplace the cursor on the page.

    3. Turn the large right knob to highlight theFSS/ARTCC requency and press ENT to placethe requency in the standby eld o the COMwindow.

    1 - COM

    l i i l i i h

    Auto-Tuning rom Flight PlanGNS 530W only

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    To select a COM requency or any airport in yourfight plan:

    1. Select the NAVCOM Page rom the NAV pagegroup. (See Section 2, or press and hold CLR,then turn the small right knob until theNAVCOM Page appears.)

    The NAVCOM Page provides a requency listor all the airports (departure, en route and

    arrival) along your active fight plan.

    2. Press the small right knob to place the cursoron the airport identier eld. To the let o thiseld appears Departure, En Route or Arrival depending on the placement o the dis-played airport within your fight plan.

    3. Turn the small right knob to display a windowlisting the airports in your fight plan. Continue

    turning the small right knob to select thedesired airport.

    4. Press ENT to return to the NAVCOM Page withthe requencies or the selected airport.

    5. Turn the large right knob to highlight thedesired requency.

    6. Press ENT to place the highlighted requencyin the standby COM window eld.

    To select a COM requency or any airport in thedatabase:

    1. Select the Airport Frequencies Page rom theWPT page group. (See Section 6, or turn the

    large right knob to select the WPT pagegroup. Then turn the small right knob untilthe Airport Frequencies Page appears.)

    Use the Airport Frequencies Page to retrievea requency list or ANY airport in the

    Jeppesen NavData database.

    2. Press the small right knob to place the cursoron the airport identier eld.

    3. Use the small and large right knobs to enterthe identier o the desired airport. Press ENTwhen nished.

    4. Turn the large right knob to highlight the

    desired requency.5. Press ENT to place the highlighted requency

    in the standby COM window eld.

    1 - COM

    Emergency Channel / Stuck Mic

    E Ch l

    GNS 530W only

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    Emergency Channel

    The GNS 530Ws emergency channel select pro-vides a quick method o selecting 121.500 MHz as theactive requency in the event o an in-ight emergency.The emergency channel select is available wheneverthe unit is on, regardless o GPS or cursor status, orloss o the display.

    Press and hold the COM fip-fop key ortwo seconds to activate the 121.500 MHz

    emergency requency.To quickly tune and activate 121.500, pressand hold the COM (or remote) fip-fop key orapproximately two seconds. I the remote key isused, urther changes in COM requency will notbe possible without recycling power.

    NOTE: Under some circumstances i the com systemloses communication with the main system, the radio

    will automatically tune to 121.500 MHz or transmitand receive regardless o the displayed requency.

    Stuck Microphone

    Whenever the GNS 530W is transmitting, aTXindicationappearsintheCOMwindow.Ifthemicrophone is stuck or accidentally let in the keyedposition, or continues to transmit ater the key is

    released, the COM transmitter automatically times out(or ceases to transmit) ater 35 seconds o continuousbroadcasting. You will also receive a COM push-to-talk key stuck message as long as the stuck conditionexists.

    A COM push-to-talk key stuck message appears to warnyou o a stuck microphone. Transmitting is disabled ater 35

    seconds o continuous broadcasting.Remote Frequency Selection Control

    On units confgured or remote Com requencyrecall*, pressing the remote recall switch will load thenext preset Com requency into the units Standby re-quency box and display a temporary pop-up windowwiththecurrentPresetIDnumbere.g.,Preset1or

    Preset 12. The remote recall switch can be pressedmultiple times to scroll the entire preset requencylist through the Standby requency box (the list willwrap rom the bottom o the list back up to the top,skipping any empty preset positions).

    The standby requency isnt activated until a Comip op switch (either remote- or bezel-mounted) is

    pressed. Remote Frequency Selection only unctionson units confgured or a remote Com Frequency recallswitch. SeeAux Pages - Setup 1 Page Preset Com Frequen-cies or instructions on storing preset Com requencies.

    * Preset ComFrequencies areonly available

    with MainSystem SotwareVersion 3.00, orlater.

    2 - NAV PAGES

    Page Groups / NAV Page Group

    Section 2 Th NAV i l d

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    Section 2

    NAV PagesMain Page Groups

    The 500W-series main pages are divided into groups:NAV,WPT,AUXandNRST.Whileviewinganyofthesepages, selection o another page is a simple selectionprocess using the small and large right knobs.

    NAV

    5-7 available pages(see list below)

    WPT

    10 available pages(see Section 6)

    AUX

    4 available pages(see Section 9)

    NRST

    8 available pages(see Section 7)

    To select the desired page group, turn the largeright knob until a page rom the desired group is

    displayed.To select the desired page within the group, turnthe small right knob until the desired page isdisplayed.

    NAV Page Group

    Terrain

    Satellite StatusNAVCOM

    MapDeault NAV

    TheNAVpagegroupincludesve,ormore,pages.WhileviewinganyNAVpage,turnthesmall rightknobtoselectadifferentNAVpage.Youmayndthis selection process convenient to cycle betweentheDefaultNAVandMapPagestwoofthemostrequently used pages. Other pages are provided tolist requencies or your ight plan, show your currentposition and display current satellite reception.

    NOTE:Five or more NAV pages are availabledepending on installation o optional inorma-tion sources. See the 400W/500W Series Display

    Interaces Pilot's Guide Addendum.

    Page Notation

    The bottom right corner o the screen indicatesthe page group that is currently being displayed (e.g.NAVorNRST),thenumberofscreensavailablewithinthat group (indicated by rectangular icons) and the

    placement o the current screen within that group(indicated by a highlighted rectangular icon). To selecta dierent page within the group, turn the small rightknob.

    Turn Advisory and Waypoint Alert

    This part o the screen is also used to display the500W-series turn advisories (e.g., Let to 209 in 9sec) and waypoint alerts (e.g., Arriving at waypoint)during ight plan and approach operations. See Sec-tion 5 or more inormation.

    2 - NAV PAGES

    Deault NAV Page NOTE: Approaching the FAF the GNS 500W series

    Deault NAV Page

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    Deault NAV Page

    TherstNAVpageistheDefaultNAVPage.Thispage may be quickly selected rom ANY page by using

    the CLRkey.

    Active Leg o Flight Plan,or Direct-to Destination

    User-selectable DataFields

    (all our corners)

    Course DeviationIndicator (CDI)

    First Page in NAV Group

    Bearing pointer to thecurrent TO waypoint

    To select the NAV group and display the DeaultNAV Page, press and hold CLR.

    ThedefaultNAVPageprovidesalookahead

    map display with your present position at the bottomcenter o the page. The top o the page displaysdesiredtrack(DTK),groundtrack(TRK)anddistancetodestinationwaypoint(DIS).Thebottomofthepageindicates ground speed (GS), active to/rom waypoints(only active to, or a direct-to destination) and esti-mated time en route. A graphic course deviation

    indicator(CDI)alsoappearsatthebottomofthepage.UnliketheangularlimitsonaCDIcoupledtoaVORorILSreceiver,fullscalelimitsforthisCDIaredenedby a GPS-derived distance (2.0, 1.0 or 0.3 NM). Bydefault,theCDIscaleautomaticallyadjuststothedesired limits based upon the current phase o ight:en route, terminal area or approach.

    NOTE:Approaching the FAF, the GNS 500W-seriesunit automatically rescales in an angular ashion. Thisallows the LPV approach to be fown identically to astandard ILS. At 2.0 NM rom the FAF, CDI scaling istightened rom 1.0 to the angular ull scale defection

    dened or the approach.

    You may also manually select the desired scale set-ting as outlined in Section 9.

    ThegraphicCDIshowsyourpositionatthecentero the indicator, relative to the desired course (themoving course deviation needle). As with a traditional

    mechanicalCDI,whenyoureoffcoursesimplysteertoward the needle. The TO/FROM arrow in the centero the scale indicates whether you are heading to thewaypoint (an up arrow) or i you have passed thewaypoint (a down arrow).

    The ollowing symbols are used on theDeault NAV Page directly above the graphicCDI to depict the active leg o a fight

    plan or direct-to.

    Direct-To a Waypoint

    Course to a Waypoint, or DesiredCourse between Two Waypoints

    Right Procedure Turn

    Let Procedure TurnVectors-To-Final

    DME Arc to the let

    DME Arc to the right

    Let-Hand Holding Pattern

    Right-Hand Holding Pattern

    2 - NAV PAGES

    NOTE: The 500W-series unit always navigates TO a Selecting Desired On-Screen Data

    Deault NAV Page

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    NOTE:The 500W-series unit always navigates TO awaypoint unless the OBS switch is set (preventingautomatic waypoint sequencing), or you have passedthe last waypoint in your fight plan.

    DirectlyabovetheCDItheactiveleg o your ightplan is shown, or the direct-to destination when usingthe direct-to key. This automatically sequences to thenext leg o your ight plan as you reach each interimwaypoint. I no ight plan or direct-to destination hasbeen selected, this line remains blank.

    The scale o the look ahead map d


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