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Navigation System NS

430

USER MANUAL

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NS 430

Dear User,

we thank you for your purchase of the NS 430 simulator module!

The NS 430 is a powerful navigation tool that provides pilots with precise flight/navigational information

and communications, as well as the means to plan and monitor the progress of their flight.

The device is designed for the continuous calculation and display of the aircraft's geoposition and flight

parameters on the device screen; display of the aircraft icon relative to the flight plan on the electronic

map; assistance to the crew by means of data on ground-based radio navigation, motion variables on

runways and within aviation hubs available in the instrument's database, and other such relevant data.

The NS430 provides the following functions:

•Display of precise geopositional data, with an aircraft indicator on the moving map and a

coordinate display on the information page of the instrument;

•Quick setup for navigating to a selected destination from the current location;

•Creation, editing, selection and activation of flight plans;

•Creation of custom WPTs;

•Indication of flight parameters with a graphical representation of the aircraft's deviation from

the flightpath of the specified route;

•Creation of a three-dimensional flight profile to ensure accurate vertical navigation;

•Calculation of fuel consumption;

•Obtaining information on air traffic;

•Creation of reminders;

•Access to flight checklists;

•Setting up countdown, arrival and enroute timers;

•Obtaining statistical data on flightpath stages;

•Sunrise/sunset time estimation

•Tuning of radiofrequencies for radio communication and navigation for equipment compatible

with the instrument.

The instrument's database provides access to the following information: airports and their runways,

VOR beacons, NDB beacons, intersections, controlled airspace and special use areas, airport radio

frequencies, FSS and ARTCC, as well as the procedures for departures, arrivals and landings.

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Yours truly,

The NS 430 Development Team

Website: www.belsimtek.com

DCS: www.digitalcombatsimulator.com

All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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Table of Contents

INSTRUMENT CONTROLS .............................................................................................................................7

LEFT SIDE............................................................................................................................................................7

RIGHT SIDE .........................................................................................................................................................8

LOWER SECTION CONTROLS ...................................................................................................................................9

INSTRUMENT OPERATION..........................................................................................................................12

STARTUP PROCEDURE .........................................................................................................................................12

SCREEN......................................................................................................................................................14

LEFT SCREEN PANEL............................................................................................................................................14

LOWER SCREEN PANEL ........................................................................................................................................14

SCREEN ALLOTMENT............................................................................................................................................14

PAGES........................................................................................................................................................17

NAV PAGES ......................................................................................................................................................17

NAVdef Page.............................................................................................................................................17

NAVmap page...........................................................................................................................................19

NAVterrain Page .......................................................................................................................................22

NAVcom page ...........................................................................................................................................23

NAVpos page ............................................................................................................................................24

NAVsat page .............................................................................................................................................25

NAVvprof Page..........................................................................................................................................26

WPT PAGE GROUP ............................................................................................................................................28

WPTero Page ............................................................................................................................................29

WPTrunway ..............................................................................................................................................30

WPTfreq....................................................................................................................................................32

WPTapr Page ............................................................................................................................................33

WPTarr Page.............................................................................................................................................34

WPTdep Page............................................................................................................................................35

WPTint Page .............................................................................................................................................36

WPTndb Page............................................................................................................................................37

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WPTvor Page............................................................................................................................................ 38

WPTuser Page.......................................................................................................................................... 39

AUX PAGE GROUP ............................................................................................................................................ 42

AUXfpl Page ............................................................................................................................................. 42

AUXutil page ............................................................................................................................................ 44

AUXsetup1 Page....................................................................................................................................... 45

AUXsetup2 page....................................................................................................................................... 47

NRST PAGE GROUP........................................................................................................................................... 48

NRSTapt Page .......................................................................................................................................... 49

NRSTint Page............................................................................................................................................ 50

NRSTndb Page.......................................................................................................................................... 51

NRSTvor Page........................................................................................................................................... 52

NRSTuser Page ......................................................................................................................................... 53

NRSTartcc Page........................................................................................................................................ 54

NRSTfss Page............................................................................................................................................ 55

NRSTspace Page....................................................................................................................................... 56

FPL PAGE GROUP.............................................................................................................................................. 57

FPLact Page.............................................................................................................................................. 57

FPLcat Page.............................................................................................................................................. 59

DRCT Page................................................................................................................................................ 62

PROC Page ............................................................................................................................................... 64

DEVELOPERS ..............................................................................................................................................85

BELSIMTEK .................................................................................................................................................... 85

MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................................................................ 85

PROGRAMMERS....................................................................................................................................... 85

DESIGN AND AUDIO ................................................................................................................................. 85

QUALITY CONTROL................................................................................................................................... 86

Testers...................................................................................................................................................... 86

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INSTRUMENT

CONTROLS

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INSTRUMENT CONTROLS

Left Side

Figure 1: Left side controls

1. COM power/volume knob

2. VLOC volume knob

3. Large left knob

4. Small left knob

5. COM flip-flop

6. VLOC flip-flop

The COM power/volume knob regulates the unit’s energy consumption as well as the volume of

radio communications. The VLOC volume knob regulates the volume of the selected VOR frequency

(course beacons.) The large left knob is used to tune the megahertz frequency for the

communications transciever (COM) or the VLOC receiver, depending on which is currently selected by

the cursor. The small left knob is used to tune the kilohertz (kHz) value of the COM or VLOC, again

depending on which is selected by the cursor. Press the knob in order to toggle the cursor between

the COM and VLOC windows. The COM flip-flop button is used in order to change the active and

reserve frequencies of COM. Press and hold this button to switch to the emergency channel (121.500

MHz.) The VLOC flip-flop button is used to change the active and reserve frequencies of VLOC. (i.e.

activate the set reserve frequency.)

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Right Side

Figure 2: Right side controls

1. Range (RNG)

2. Direct

3. Menu (MENU)

4. Clear (CLR)

5. Enter (ENT)

6. Large right knob

7. Small right knob

The range (RNG) button allows the user to change the map scale. Press the upwards arrow in order

to zoom out, and the downwards arrow to zoom in. The direct-to button allows the user to enter a

destination waypoint, and shows a direct course to the chosen location. The menu (MENU) button

brings up a context-sensitive list of options which allows the user to set or make changes to certain

parameters and access additional functions. The clear (CLR) button is used to delete information or

clear set options. Press and hold the button to immediately bring up the NAVDef screen. The enter

(ENT) button is used to confirm an operation or enter data. It is also used to confirm information upon

startup. The large right knob is used to choose between page groups (NAV, WPT, AUX, NRST.) It is

also used to control the on-screen cursor. The small right knob is used to choose between pages

under the selected page group (listed above.) Press this knob to bring up the on-screen cursor. The

cursor allows the user to enter data and/or make selections a list of options.

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Lower Section Controls

Figure 3: Lower section controls

1. CDI

2. OBS

3. MSG

4. FPL

5. PROC

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The CDI button is used to toggle between the navigational sources (GPS or VLOC) which provide

output to the external indicators of the horizontal situation indicator (HSI) or the course deviation

indicator (CDI.) This mode is maintained inside the instrument, and external subsystems may use it.

The (OBS) button is used in order to activate Suspended mode. Suspended mode is necessary in order

to select the manual or automatic succession for the given set of waypoints. Pressing this button

activates SUSP, which saves the current waypoint as “active” even after it is passed, suspending

automatic transition to the next waypoint. Pressing the OBS button again returns the system to normal

operation with automatic sequencing of waypoints.

The MSG button is used to view system messages, important warning signs and prompts.

The FPL button allows for the creation, editing, activation and inversion of flight plans. It also provides

access to landing approaches, departures, and arrivals.

The PROC button allows the pilot to select landing approaches, departures and arrivals from the active

flight plan. When using a flight plan, available procedures from the departure and/or arrival airport are

offered automatically. The pilot may also manually choose their airport and procedures if necessary.

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