Setting up timers
To set up timers, navigate to the aircraft’s timers page. You will be guided through a multi-step process to configure the timing devices and record the current component times. The process can be cancelled at any step without creating any timer records.
You need Read and Write access to set up timers.
Reading date
Enter the date on which the timer readings and component times you are about to record were taken. The date defaults to today and cannot be in the future. When replacing existing timers, the date cannot be earlier than the most recent reading on the current timers.
Timing devices
Configure the timing devices you will use to track component time. A timer is pre-configured for each engine. Engine timers cannot be removed, but they can be renamed. Additional named timing device can be added to the Airframe (e.g. Hobbs).
Every device needs a name and a current reading before you can continue.
Airframe
Select which timing device will track airframe time, then enter the airframe’s current total time.
Engine and propeller times
For each engine, enter the current total time. If the engine has been overhauled, record the time since major overhaul.
For aircraft with propellers, enter the total time for each propeller. If the propeller has been overhauled, record the time since overhaul.