WingX 2.0 User Manual - FAASafety.gov

• Arrow Keys are used to display the various legs on the
route. There are four arrow keys as well as a green
diamond button that makes the currently displayed leg
the active leg. The arrow keys are used to show the first leg, the previous leg, the next leg, and the
last leg. The active leg is shown with a light green background, the non-active legs are shown with
a light blue. All the flight navigation information would still be related to the current leg. This
allows the pilot to view any leg in the route whilst continuing to monitor the current leg’s progress.
To select the current leg as the active leg, tap on the green diamond. For example, assume the
route is “SJC LVK .ECA TVL” and the aircraft is currently flying the SJC-LVK leg. ATC instructs
the pilot to proceed “Direct Manteca VOR” (ECA is the identifier for Manteca VOR). The pilot
would tap once on the right arrow. WingX would display the LVK-.ECA leg in blue since it is not
the current leg. Then a tap on the green diamond would set the LVK-.ECA leg as current, the
identifier background would change to green signifying that it now was the active leg and the
navigational information would be calculated according to the newly designated active leg.
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