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Airplane Flight Manual Supplement

for II Morrow Apollo SL50/SL60 II Morrow Inc.

March 17, 1997 2345 Turner Rd. SE

Part #: 560-1006-00 Salem, OR 97302

FAA Approved

Page 14 of 16 Date: MAR 31 1997

to/from bearing will automatically suspend sequencing and the OBS/HLD annunciator will

illuminate.

Note: When you cross a waypoint the first time when sequencing is suspended, a message

will be generated to remind you to enter the desired inbound course for your hold. This

message will ask you to press ENT to enter your inbound course or any other key to ignore

the message. Pressing ENT when this message is displayed will result in displaying the

course entry page, just as if you had pressed Direct-To button twice.

7.4.4 Basic Communication Functions

a) Comm functions

To select the comm function display on the SL60 press the button labeled Comm. Pressing

Comm again, when in the Comm mode will activate the standby frequency monitor and an

‘M’ will be displayed by the standby frequency. The standby frequency will be monitored

by the audio output, with a slightly reduced volume and audio quality, unless there is activity

on the active frequency.

b) Flip Flop Key

Pressing the flip flop key will transfer the standby frequency to the active frequency and

vice-versa.

c) Standby Frequency Selection

The standby frequency may be selected by using the large and small knobs. The standby

frequency may also be selected from “stacks” of available frequencies for waypoints, last-

used list, user-stored list, weather channels, and the emergency channel (121.50). Refer to

the user’s manual listed in Limitation 1., for details.

d) Optional

The Apollo SL60 may optionally connected to an external frequency flip-flop switch which

duplicates the function of the flip-flop key. It may also provide internal 2-place intercom

capability when installed in aircraft without existing intercom systems. These features are

not used for this installation.

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