Dynon Avionics EFIS-D10A Pilots Users Guide - Manual (Page 40)

EFIS Operation
EFIS-D10A Pilot’s User Guide 5-7
time is usually an offset in hours from Zulu time, set the minutes value in the Zulu time portion of the box; notice that
the local time minutes setting change at the same time. Then, set the hours for local and Zulu times independently. O
you hav
nce
e set Zulu time, you should never need to change it, as it is independent of daylight saving time. When connected
to a GPS which is outputting time information, Zulu time is synchronized to the GPS and cannot be set on the EFIS-
D10A.
In a DSAB network, you can only set the Zulu time on the DSAB master, and only if it is not synchronized t
GPS time. You can set the local time on all units individually.
To change the local clock when moving through time zones or to enter daylight saving time, simply change only the
hours (and, if necessary for the time zone, the half-hour offset) for the local tim
o
e. Be aware that connecting to the EFIS-
on is 1. Local hours, 2. Local minutes
nge the selected set of digits. To speed up the process, press and hold the desired button. If
button corresponding to the
 In the CLOCK > FORMAT menu, press LC/ZU to change between local and Zulu time display on the EFIS
page. Press 12/24 to change between standard and military time display on the EFIS page
D10A with the Dynon Product Support Program resets the time; do not set the time until you have performed all of the
PC interface operations. Refer to the following set of tips as you set the clock:
 Set both the local and Zulu times in military time. You have may display the time in either military or standard
12-hour format, as described below.
 SEL► moves the highlight to the next set of digits. The order of selecti
(adjustable only as ½-hour offsets from Zulu minutes), 3. Zulu hours, 4. Zulu minutes. When connected to a
GPS, you are not permitted to adjust the Zulu time on the EFIS-D10A
 DEC- and INC+ cha
you pass the desired value, you may simply back down to it by pressing the
opposite direction.
 Incrementing or decrementing the minutes digits resets the second count.