Garmin 696 - Manual

Garmin 696

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 10 – Blank Page
  • Page 11 – table of contents
  • Page 15 – SectiON 1 Overview; Battery care aNd charGiNG; BATTERy WARNINGS
  • Page 17 – INSERTING/REMOvING THE BATTERy PACk; CHARGING THE BATTERy PACk; Charging the unit’s battery pack:; Align the notches on the unit with the vehicle power cable plug.; Charge Mode it reduces the draw on the aircraft’s battery.; POWER; Button. Instead of completely turning off, the unit now goes
  • Page 18 – turNiNG the uNit ON/OFF; Press and hold the; Button to turn the unit on or off.; ENT; Key acknowledges this information, and the MAP Page is
  • Page 19 – GPS receiver StatuS; collected, which can take up to 5 minutes
  • Page 20 – ACqUIRING SATEllITES; be used
  • Page 21 – RNG key
  • Page 22 – ENT key; Press to select the softkey shown above the bezel key on the unit; SOFtkey FuNctiON
  • Page 23 – MAP PAGE SOFTkEyS
  • Page 24 – VFR MAP Softkey selected; WAyPOINT PAGE SOFTkEyS
  • Page 26 – MeNuS; MENU; Key that when pressed once displays
  • Page 27 – data eNtry; The; Key to confirm the; FMS; Joystick counter-clockwise accesses a menu with
  • Page 28 – Using the FMS Joystick to enter data:; Or
  • Page 29 – PaGeS; There are up to six main pages that can be navigated using the; Selecting a Main Page using the FMS Joystick:; If necessary press the; Joystick; until the desired page is selected (
  • Page 30 – Main Pages
  • Page 31 – FPl AND NRST PAGES; Key or; NRST; Selecting the FPl or NRST Pages:; FPl; The Nearest Pages contain the following information.
  • Page 34 – MAIN MENU PAGES; Joystick to navigate the menu.; SySTEM SETUP PAGES; The System Setup pages are accessed from the Main Menu.
  • Page 35 – Restoring system setting defaults:
  • Page 36 – diSPlay; Adjusting display backlighting:; BACklIGHT TIMEOUT; Adjusting backlight timeout:
  • Page 37 – SOuNd; uNitS; Changing display unit settings:
  • Page 39 – POSitiON; Changing position settings:; iNterFace; Changing interface settings:
  • Page 40 – alarMS; Changing alarm settings:
  • Page 41 – POwer; Hard or Soft—shows all runways except water landing facilities.
  • Page 42 – To restore airport criteria defaults:; utilitieS
  • Page 43 – SectiON 2 GPS NaviGatiON; displayed by pressing the corresponding softkeys.
  • Page 44 – data Bar FieldS; Changing the information shown in the data bar fields:
  • Page 45 – DATA BAR FIElD OPTIONS; Changing page layout:
  • Page 46 – cOMPaSS arc
  • Page 47 – Removing the Compass Arc from the Map Page:
  • Page 48 – based on its placement along the course deviation scale.
  • Page 49 – chaNGiNG the cdi Scale; The CDI scale can be set from the Map Page Menu.; SettiNG the BuG iNdicatOr; The Bug Indicator can be set from the Map Page Menu.
  • Page 50 – MaNually SettiNG a cOurSe; Manually setting a course to the destination waypoint:; Returning to automatic sequencing of route waypoints:
  • Page 51 – plan, and the ground speed is greater than 35 knots.
  • Page 52 – uSiNG the vNav Feature
  • Page 53 – Configuring a vNAv profile:; Profile—Enter the descent rate.
  • Page 54 – uSiNG MaP diSPlayS; INFO
  • Page 55 – MaP OrieNtatiON; Changing the Navigation Map orientation:
  • Page 56 – MaP raNGe; range is indicated in the lower right corner of the map; RNG; below the map range scale.
  • Page 57 – Turn the; Joystick to access the ‘On/Off’ drop down list.; Joystick to highlight the desired option, and press; MaP PaNNiNG; range; Pressing the; Key displays a review page for the highlighted map feature. If; Joystick will cycle through the list of map
  • Page 58 – Reviewing information for a map feature:
  • Page 59 – MeaSuriNG BeariNG aNd diStaNce; Measuring bearing and distance between any two points:
  • Page 60 – tOPOGraPhy
  • Page 61 – Satellite view; The Satellite View displays satellite imagery above 20nm.
  • Page 62 – MaP SyMBOlS; MAP DEClUTTER; To declutter the Map Page:
  • Page 63 – Setting up and customizing cities and roads for the map page:
  • Page 64 – airwayS; NDBs and Intersections) are also displayed.
  • Page 67 – information available)
  • Page 68 – may be viewed by continuing to turn the; Joystick during the selection process.; Key to move the cursor to the Duplicate Waypoints Window.
  • Page 69 – viewing additional information for a frequency:
  • Page 70 – NeareSt iNFOrMatiON; Key which gives the pilot quick access; selection, similar to the Waypoint Page. Pressing the; Key again returns to the
  • Page 71 – To return to the Nearest Page, press the; NEAREST AIRPORT CRITERIA
  • Page 72 – Setting nearest airport criteria:; Restoring nearest airport criteria defaults:
  • Page 73 – weather iNFOrMatiON; Selecting airport weather information:
  • Page 74 – iNterSectiONS; Select an intersection:
  • Page 75 – NdB
  • Page 76 – vOrS
  • Page 77 – uSer wayPOiNtS; Creating user waypoints:
  • Page 79 – Selecting and viewing nearest user waypoints:
  • Page 80 – Deleting user waypoints:
  • Page 81 – Selecting and viewing nearest airspaces:
  • Page 82 – airSPace alert MeSSaGeS; SMart airSPace
  • Page 84 – RECENT
  • Page 85 – Selecting a nearby airport as a direct-to destination:; Selecting a waypoint as a direct-to destination using the pointer:
  • Page 87 – SectiON 3 FliGht PlaNNiNG; data FieldS; Changing the information shown in the data fields:; Joystick (right or left) to quickly change the third data field.
  • Page 88 – FliGht PlaN creatiON; scrolled through by moving the; Joystick left or right. All other Data Fields can be
  • Page 89 – Creating an active flight plan:; Joystick to activate the cursor.; Joystick to display the Insert Waypoint Window. (Turning
  • Page 90 – Creating a stored flight plan:
  • Page 91 – addiNG wayPOiNtS tO aN exiStiNG FliGht PlaN; Adding a waypoint to a stored flight plan:
  • Page 92 – loading an approach procedure into a stored flight plan:; FliGht PlaN StOraGe; viewing information about a stored flight plan:
  • Page 93 – Storing an active flight plan from the Active Flight Plan Page:
  • Page 94 – FliGht PlaN activatiON; Activating a stored flight plan:
  • Page 95 – FliGht PlaN editiNG; editiNG SPeed aNd Fuel FlOw; Adjusting the Active Flight Plan fuel flow:
  • Page 96 – Adjusting the Saved Flight Plan speed and fuel flow:
  • Page 97 – cOPyiNG FliGht PlaNS; Copying a stored flight plan:
  • Page 98 – deletiNG FliGht PlaNS; Deleting a stored flight plan:
  • Page 99 – Deleting an individual waypoint from the active flight plan:; Deleting an individual waypoint from a saved flight plan:
  • Page 100 – iNvertiNG a FliGht PlaN; Inverting the active flight plan:
  • Page 102 – SelectiNG aN aPPrOach; Active Flight Plan Page, and the Saved Flight Plan Page.
  • Page 103 – Activating an approach on the Active Flight Plan Page:
  • Page 104 – Removing an approach:; Softkey is used when being; vECTORS; Softkey is selected, the GPSMAP 695/696 creates an extension of
  • Page 105 – If the; Softkey is not selected, the GPSMAP 695/696 creates a straight-line
  • Page 106 – From the Active Flight Plan Page, press the; Turn or move the; Joystick to highlight ‘Cancel Vectors-to-Final’ and
  • Page 107 – hazard avoidance; SectiON 4 hazard avOidaNce; activatiNG ServiceS; XM WEATHER INFORMATION; Accessing XM Weather information:
  • Page 108 – xM Satellite weather PrOductS; NEXRAD; scans
  • Page 109 – neXrAd l; listed for the user’s awareness:; neXrAd i
  • Page 110 – SATEllITE MOSAIC; ECHO TOPS
  • Page 111 – WINDS AlOFT
  • Page 112 – SURFACE PRESSURE; XM lIGHTNING
  • Page 113 – STORM CEllS; Key will display additional information.; METARS AND TAFS
  • Page 114 – Changing METAR and TAF text:
  • Page 115 – SIGMETS AND AIRMETS
  • Page 116 – FREEzING lEvElS; FORECAST
  • Page 117 – uSiNG xM Satellite weather PrOductS; viewing XM Weather products on the Map Page:; Select the; WEATHER; Softkey to display the XM weather products.; Select ‘Show Weather’ and press the
  • Page 119 – Setting up and customizing weather data for the Map Page:
  • Page 120 – viewing legends for displayed weather products:; Animating XM weather:
  • Page 122 – terraiN iNFOrMatiON
  • Page 123 – terraiN aNd OBStacle cOlOr cOde; feet below the aircraft.
  • Page 124 – terraiN alertS & SetuP; or near your flight path.
  • Page 125 – Setting up the Terrain Page:
  • Page 126 – terraiN alertS; ClR; Key to; AURAl AlERTS
  • Page 127 – “caution, terrain ahead”
  • Page 128 – tiS SyMBOlOGy; TIS Symbol; Other Traffic; TIS Traffic Symbols; tiS alertS
  • Page 129 – “Traffic”—TIS traffic alert received.; TRAFFIC WARNING WINDOW; Key to remove the Traffic Warning Window.; traFFic GrOuNd track
  • Page 130 – diSPlayiNG traFFic data; TIS traffic can be displayed on the Map Page.
  • Page 133 – additional Features; SectiON 5 additiONal FeatureS; Feature; AOPA Airport Directory
  • Page 135 – SaFetaxi cycle NuMBer aNd reviSiON; on updating the SafeTaxi database.
  • Page 138 – chart raNGe; Changing the chart range:; Use the down arrow on the; Joystick to scroll the chart; To quickly zoom all the way out, press the; CHART; Softkey. Press it again to
  • Page 139 – FlitechartS cycle NuMBer aNd exPiratiON date; viewing AOPA Airport Directory information:; Key. The Airport Information Window is displayed.
  • Page 140 – Icon; Restaurant on Field; AOPA Service Icons
  • Page 141 – activatiNG xM Satellite radiO ServiceS; by the GXM 40, allows it to play entertainment programming.; From the XM Audio Page press the
  • Page 142 – uSiNG xM radiO; features of the XM Satellite Radio.
  • Page 143 – Selecting a category:; CATEGORy; Softkey on the XM Audio Page. The Category Field; Joystick to highlight the desired category.
  • Page 144 – Softkey to view the ‘All Channels’ Category.; ACTIvE CHANNEl AND CHANNEl lIST; Selecting a channel from the channel list:
  • Page 145 – USING FAvORITES; To add a channel to Favorites:; To delete a channel from Favorites:
  • Page 146 – display. Volume level is controlled by selecting the; vOlUME; Softkey, which brings up; MUTE; Adjusting the volume:; SHOW/HIDE THE XM AUDIO PAGE; Pages can be hidden from view.
  • Page 147 – appendix a; SectiON 6 aPPeNdiceS; SySteM MeSSaGeS
  • Page 148 – occurred and the unit is saving the channel lineup to memory.; airSPace MeSSaGeS; current course takes you inside the airspace.
  • Page 149 – airspace within the next 10 minutes or less.; aural alertS; TRAFFIC; TERRAIN
  • Page 150 – data Field OPtiONS; cross-track error and return to the course line.
  • Page 151 – within ten miles of the aircraft’s present position.
  • Page 153 – appendix B; aBNOrMal OPeratiON; reSettiNG the uNit; Remove the power source and restart the unit.; lOSS OF GPS POSitiON; The ‘Lost Satellite Reception’ message will display.
  • Page 154 – hazard diSPlay with lOSS OF GPS POSitiON; Red X will be displayed.
  • Page 155 – appendix c; Sd card uSe aNd dataBaSeS; Sd card uSe; MAPSOURCE DETAIlED MAPS
  • Page 156 – Installing an SD Card:; label is facing the front of the unit.; Push the card into the unit until it stops.; The following databases are included with the GPSMAP
  • Page 157 – Database; GARMIN DATABASE INFORMATION
  • Page 158 – initialized and displayed on the splash screen during power-up.; JEPPESEN DATABASE INFORMATION; The GPSMAP 695/696 includes an internal Jeppesen
  • Page 159 – controlling agency, and vertical boundaries.
  • Page 161 – appendix d; iNStallatiON & iNterFaciNG iNFOrMatiON; cONNectiNG the POwer/data caBle
  • Page 162 – cONNectiNG tO a GarMiN vhF cOMM radiO; Key twice to access the Main Menu.; Select ‘Interface’ and press the
  • Page 163 – The following features are now available on the radio:; cONNectiNG tO a cOMPuter; PC Interface Cable to connect to a USB data port.; iNFOrMatiON aBOut uSB driverS
  • Page 164 – uSiNG xiMaGe FOr cuStOMized wayPOiNt SyMBOlS; You must subscribe to XM Radio and/or XM WX Satellite Weather
  • Page 165 – cONNectiNG tO a Gtx 330 MOde S traNSPONder; GENERAl INTERFACE SETUP; to external devices.
  • Page 166 – NMEA Out—transmits NMEA position, velocity, and navigation data.; nmeA o
  • Page 167 – Setting NMEA output mode:; tis i; Configuring TIS input:
  • Page 168 – located on the left side of the unit.
  • Page 169 – appendix e; GeNeral tiS iNFOrMatiON; tiS liMitatiONS
  • Page 171 – the client/intruder aircraft course stabilizes.
  • Page 173 – appendix F; FliGht lOG; vIEWING THE FlIGHT lOG; displaying the actual path flown.
  • Page 175 – DElETING FlIGHT RECORDS; Deleting flight records:; track lOG
  • Page 176 – The Save feature allows storage of up to 15 track logs.; Changing track log settings:
  • Page 177 – eled. ‘Time’ creates track points after a specified time has elapsed.
  • Page 178 – headiNG liNe; heading line can be set to time or distance.
  • Page 179 – Changing the heading line settings on the Map Page:; e6B calculatOr; Accessing the E6B calculator:
  • Page 180 – Calculating true airspeed and density altitude:; into the ‘Indicated Altitude’ field, and press the
  • Page 181 – Calculating winds aloft:; Restoring E6B calculator defaults:; aircraFt PrOFile; automatically updated if you exceed this figure.
  • Page 182 – Entering an aircraft profile:
  • Page 183 – Deleting a saved aircraft profile:
  • Page 184 – ePe circle; Setting up and customizing the EPE circle for the map page:
  • Page 185 – PrOxiMity wayPOiNtS; Defining proximity waypoints:
  • Page 186 – Deleting proximity waypoints:
  • Page 187 – appendix G; diSPlay SyMBOlS; vFr SyMBOlS; Unknown; Item
  • Page 188 – iFr SyMBOlS
  • Page 190 – airSPace SyMBOlS
  • Page 191 – Training Area
  • Page 193 – appendix h; MaP datuM aNd lOcatiON FOrMatS; MaP datuMS
  • Page 195 – appendix i; GlOSSary
  • Page 201 – appendix J; liceNSe aGreeMeNt aNd warraNty; cONtact GarMiN
  • Page 202 – aOPa airPOrt directOry NOtice
  • Page 204 – xM Satellite radiO Service aGreeMeNt; iNduStry caNada cOMPliaNce
  • Page 205 – index; Deleting Flight Records 161
  • Page 207 – USB
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Garmin GPSMAP 695/696 Owner’s Manual 190-00919-00 Rev. D 1 Overview Overview GPS Navigation Flight Planning Hazar d Avoidance Additional F eatur es Appendices Index SectiON 1 Overview 1.1 uNit Overview The GPSMAP 695/696 presents GPS-derived analog flight instrumentation, position, navigation, and h...

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