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is pressed to initiate entry. The
normal
entry
establishes
hemisphere.
k. INSERT/ADVANCE
pushbutton
Press. Observe that during the next
I to 3 seconds, the computer
converts input into latitude and
longitude for storage in memory.
The stored value is again converted
back to UTM for display to
operator.
The
INSERT/
ADVANCE
pushbutton
annunciator
extinguishes.
The
conversion routines may cause
data displays to change by up to 10
m.
NOTE
The computer will convert coordinates
in overlap area; however data display
values
will
reference
appropriate
zone.
NOTE
The "W" key may be used to initiate
easting
entries;
however,
the
computer will always interpret such
entries as an "E" input. "E" will be
displayed
in
normal
UTM
data
display.
NOTE
The extra precision values are always
added to normal values. As an
example, South 4,476.995 m will
display "4476 S" in normal display
and "995" in extra precision display.
In other words, there is no rounding
between the two displays.
l.
INSERT/ADVANCE
pushbutton
Press. Observe right data display
indicates last previously inserted
altitude and left data display is
blank.
m. To indicate the following load is
altitude Press keys "4" or "6".
Observe INSERT/
ADVANCE pushbutton annunciator
illuminates.
n. To load altitude in feet Press keys in
sequence. Example: 1230 ft = 1230.
Observe that numbers appear in
right data display as keys are
pressed.
NOTE
Altitude inputs are limited to 15,000
feet.
o. INSERT/ADVANCE
pushbutton
Press.
Observe
pushbutton
annunciator extinguishes.
p. INSERT/ADVANCE
pushbutton
Press. Observe that left data display
increases last previously inserted
channel number, and right display
is blank.
q. To indicate following load is
channel number Press keys "2" or
"8". Observe INSERT/ ADVANCE
pushbutton annunciator illuminates.
r. To load channel number Press keys
in sequence. Example: 109 = 109.
Observe number appears in left data
display as keys are pressed.
s. INSERT/ADVANCE
pushbutton
Press.
Observe
pushbutton
annunciator extinguishes.
NOTE
Any number will be accepted by INS;
however, only stations with a channel
number within range of "1" through
"126" will be used for TACAN
mixing.
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