Hello guysI currently found the joy off flying the old school planes with the old way off navigating.Got the 732 and wanted to do a flight,but ran into some problems :(.I read that you first have to enter your present position(at the gate) in the POS page off the INS.Well,i can get the N entry in it,but it gives me a red light when trying to input the E co

nvm i think i found a post that will solve the problem,i'll keep you guys informed :).GreetzSteven

First, cycle the power on the CIVA unit on and off once, as otherwise the unit won't function properly (this is necessary to overcome a time-expiry bug on the gauge).Then, you need to enter the plane's position while the MSU is on standby, not align. Then you can align the INS after the position entry. You'd normally start with entering waypoint 1, since position 0 is the entry you just made as the plane's starting position.Hope this helps.;)

Ok i got around to entering the POS co

Waypoint zero relates to your Present Position, thus it's unnecessary to enter anything into that space. Alignment takes about 15 minutes, however there is a hidden 'fast align' button that shortens the time to just a few minutes. The button is disguised as the top right screw on the MSU.

Hi,>Then, you need to enter the plane's position while the MSU is>on standby, not align. Then you can align the INS after the>position entry. You can enter the plane's position with selector in stby, align or nav. However, alignment won't continue below an API of 7 until PPOS is set.>Now when i switch the INS selector to WAYPT,there is no entry>in the 0 slot.Is this normal?Or do i have to wait a while for>the INS to align(How long does this take?)?You cannot enter a position in slot 0 because that is the slot of the aircraft's present position. As soon as INS is aligned, that position will be actualized and show the PPOS registered.It is possible to force the update of slot 0 before alignment is finished by doing a WP Change 0-1.Tom

Ive tried inputting the position in stby , INS powers up i enter the first load of co ords for the position they are fine but i try to select the next waypoint which is W155.234 , BUT it wont let me select West ... at all

Emma,1. you are clicking "INSERT" after you entered the N or S coordinates?2. You are clicking the number "4" keypad (see the "W" on it) before entering your waypoint longitude?3. I'm not sure but I think the CIVA unit only accepts a position in the "minutes.degrees.seconds" format (W 155.23.4), and seconds are rounded to the nearest single digit? Sorry if you know all this already. Vic

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>3. I'm not sure but I think the CIVA unit only accepts a>position in the "minutes.degrees.seconds" format (W 155.23.4),>and seconds are rounded to the nearest single digit?>The positions must be inserted as Degrees and minutes, to the nearest tenth of minute. So, for a value of 155.234 degrees, the remainder is extracted (0.234) and multiplied by 60 to obtain the minutes (14.04) then rounded to the nearest tenth (14.0) to obtain the final number of 155140 that will be entered in the position.Hope this helpsTom

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still no luck :-( [email protected]

>still no luck :-( ...>>[email protected] the INS or with Strider?? :-lolRegardsBob ScottATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-VSantiago de Chile

>>still no luck :-( ...>>>>[email protected]>>With the INS or with Strider?? :-lol>>Regards>>Bob Scott>ATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-V>Santiago de Chile LOL!!! Emma, dear...tell me exactly how you are going about setting up the INS and we'll see if we can't find an answer. It's a complicated piece but mine is working very well and so should yours.

I'm having the exact same problem as Emma. Anybody find a solution? Can't seem to input the west coordinates despite my best efforts.