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can be used for other purposes. To turn off the alarm, press the Exit button while viewing the Main screen.
The time or fuel quantity to the next alarm is displayed on one of the Fuel Data screens (see section 5.2).
Aircraft and CGR-30P Data – The lower section of this screen provides aircraft and CGR data. The
Aircraft ID is the aircraft for which the CGR-30P was configured.
6.6 System Config Screens Menu:
The “System Config Screens Menu” provides a list of screens that are
used to configure the CGR-30P for a specific aircraft. These screens are
password protected. To display the “System Config Screens
Menu,” push and hold the Select Knob for approximately 3 sec-
onds while viewing the Main screen. Next, select the “System
Config Screens Menu” at the bottom of the screen. Section 7
provides a list of the available screens.
If you have access but do not have the knowledge to properly change an
item, seek help. All changes must be verified that they provide proper
CGR-30P operation for your aircraft/engine.
WARNING: The System Configuration Screens allow you to
change important setup and calibration data that may affect the
way the aircraft is operated. If any data is changed in any one of the System Configuration Screens, it is
important to verify that the change is proper for your aircraft. If any changes have been made, backup
the CGR-30P configuration files to a USB Data Stick.
You must set a unique password to protect all of the calibration and setup data in the CGR-30P. If setup
or calibration data is inadvertently or improperly changed, the CGR-30P could display inaccurate read-
ings that may lead to improper operation of the aircraft or engine. This could result in engine damage
and/or an emergency situation. Verify that the CGR-30P is working properly for the aircraft and engine
for which it is intended BEFORE the aircraft is released for normal operation.