Pressure altitude
Indicated altitude corrected to the 29.92 inHg standard datum: elevation + (29.92 − setting) × 1,000 ft, the linear ~1 inHg-per-1,000-ft conversion from FAA-H-8083-25C ch 11.
Reading the screen: cyan is a value you entered, green is a computed result, amber means a field still needs input or the entry needs a CHECK. SOLVED lights when every result is computed; STO keeps a value to reuse in another function; the line-select keys beside the screen pick the field the keypad edits.
Indicated altitude corrected to the 29.92 inHg standard datum: elevation + (29.92 − setting) × 1,000 ft, the linear ~1 inHg-per-1,000-ft conversion from FAA-H-8083-25C ch 11. The CX-3 uses an exact baro formula instead — on its own worked example (5,900 ft, 29.75 inHg) the manual prints 6,059 ft where this linear model gives 6,070 ft; the FAA linear form is what this site's tests pin.
Keyboard shortcuts
- / or Ctrl+K — jump to the function search
- Digits, . or : (outside a field) — type into the scratchpad, then press a ◄ line-select key to insert
- Arrow keys — move around the keypad; Enter opens the focused function
- Home / End — start / end of a keypad row
- Alt+1…8 — jump to a keypad group