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Winds Aloft Altitude
The Winds Aloft Altitude selection provides the
pilot with the ability to select any wind altitude from
the ground up to 42,000 feet in 3,000 foot increments.
When no data are shown at a given altitude, the data
for that altitude has not been received. Wait for the
nextupdate.Theselectedaltitudeisdepictedbelow
theWINDSlabel.
To change the XM Weather Winds Aloft altitude:
1. With the “WINDS” product selected, turn the
large right knob to highlight the altitude
value.
2. Turn the small right knob to change the
value.
3. When done, press the small right (CRSR)
knob again to remove the cursor (remove
highlighting from the altitude field).
Section 3: XM AUX Pages
WhenaGDL69(orGDL69A)isinstalled,three
(orfour)pagesareinsertedintothe500W/500W’s
AUXpagegroup.Herewediscussthetwopagesthat
areinsertedregardlessofwhethertheXMreceiverisa
GDL69orGDL69A:
• XM Information Page. This page contains
information that you will use when activating
yourXMsatelliteradiosubscription.
• XM Weather Timestamp Pages. These pages
show timestamp data for the most recently
receivedXMweatherdata.
TheotherAUXpage,whichisinstalledonlyifthe
XMreceiverisaGDL69A,istheXMaudiopage.
XM Information Page
TheXMInformationpageintheAUXpagegroup
is the page you will refer to when activating your sub-
scriptiontotheXMSatelliteRadioservices.
• AudioID.TheAudioIDcontainstheeight-
characteridenticationcodeoftheXMAudio
radiobuiltintotheGDL69A.ProvidethisID
toXMSatelliteRadiowhenactivatinganXM
audiosubscription.(InthecaseofaGDL69,
this field shows eight hyphens instead of an
Part Two: Section 3
XM Aux Pages
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