Download AF-2500 - Advanced Flight Systems

Calibration Tips:
• AF-2500 systems are shipped with all sensor except Fuel Tanks
and Trim / Flap sensors fully calibrated. Individual sensors should
not need to be adjusted unless a new sensor is installed.
• New sensors should have the calibration data with them. You
should only have to enter the new calibration values.
• Anytime you calibrate an Instrument and Enter the new data make
sure to write that data down. You should keep a good record of
this data with you at all time. That way if you accidentally set the
default data you will have a record of what you have calibrated and
will not have to do it again.
• When calibrating any temperature sensor wait until the calibration
number stops changing (2-3 minutes) before recording it. This will
help make the calibration more accurate.
• Any change made to calibration values are instantly stored in
memory. Simply turning the power off will not erase your changes.
• The SET button is only intended to copy the A/D value into the
current location and has no effect on saving of settings. All
settings are saved as soon as entered.
If you choose the Restore Factory Settings it will return all of your
instruments to there default settings. The calibration values will not be
correct for your system and you will need to set the unit to the Calibration
Settings that you have recorded in the table.
CAUTION: Use of Restore Factory Settings will erase all userentered data and set the calibration settings to values that are close
to being correct. Some transducers vary significantly from unit to
unit and the system will need to have the calibration data for the
specific transducer used entered. This feature has been password
protected to avoid mistaken use. Please use this feature as
instructed by AFS only.
To exit the calibration page press the [RETURN] button twice. This will
return you to the usual startup. The calibration data you changed will be
saved and used. Make sure to use caution while calibrating your
instruments. Saving bad calibration data causes your instrument
readings to be off.
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