Garmin GPSCOM 190 - Manual (Page 32)

The last airport page is the runway page, which fea­
tures a diagram ol available runways, along with designa­
tions, length, surface and lighting information for the
selected airport.
Runway Page
R eference
Page
Runway
Deii^ator Field
(sdectabk)
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Runway
Diagrams
UftVPOIHT
fiPT:
KAUS
RUHUAV: LENGTH
□Т-ЗБ SDDDFT
^URFHOE LIGHTING
HHRD FULL TIME
COnH-^LOON-i DONE-i
130.75 119.00
Idcntijier Fie!d
fseieciable)
Runway
Data
The runway diagram provides a north-up graphic of
available runways, with length, surface and lighting data
listed below the runway designation. The 'SURFACE'
field will display one of the following surface types; hard,
turf, sealed, gravel, dirt, soft, unknown or water. The
‘LIGHTING’ field will indicate one of five lighting
schemes: part time, full time, pilot controlled (w'ith fre­
quency), no lighting or unknowm.
If a selected airport has more than one runway, addi­
tional runways can be viewed by selecting another run­
way from the designation field.
To view additional runways:
1. Highlight the runway designation field.
2. Press I
3, Use the arrow keypad to toggle through and select the
desired runway.
4. Press to return the cursor to the 'DONE?' prompt.
UftVPOIHT
ftPT: KAUS
RUHUHY: LENGTH
□T-3S SQQDFT
LIGHTING
HARD FULL Т1ИЕ
COntlYLOCH*^
130.75 119-00
Additional runways are
accessed through the run­
way designation field.
MftVPOIHT
ЙРТ:
KTCS
RUHHAY: LENGTH
□3-31 55DDFT
\
fURFROE 1 LIGHTING
HRRD 1гг.BD
DGNE-i
126.77 12^.90
Pilot-controlled iigfiting
witii ¡isteti frequency