FlyQ Pilot's Guide

FlyQ Login

This section lets you enter the email and password associated with your account, confirm your login, retrieve a lost password, or change your email or password.

Tip: The Change Email or Password feature lets you change the email we have associated with your account to a different email, typically because you began using a different email address. If you simply want to login as a different user, do not tap Change Email or Password but tap Logout and log back in as the different user.

Devices

FlyQ EFB automatically connects to GPS devices that follow Apple’s protocol. This means the Dual XGPS 150 and 160, the Garmin GLO, and the Bad Elf. These devices use Bluetooth and must be paired to the iPad/iPhone once before they can be used. The iPad/iPhone gets positions updates from these devices and makes them available to any app that requests a position (like FlyQ EFB) provided that the user has allowed the app to access what’s called Location Services . There is no switch, per se, in FlyQ EFB for these GPS devices as they’re handled by the iPad/iPhone’s operating system. If you’re having a problem with GPS connectivity, please refer to the Troubleshooting section of this document. ADS-B receivers generally use Wi-Fi to communicate with the iPad or iPhone. FlyQ EFB automatically engages ADS-B processing when it detects a connection to a Wi-Fi network broadcast from a supported ADS-B receiver. The Dual XGPS 170 and 190 are also automatically handled by FlyQ EFB via Bluetooth rather than Wi-Fi. You need to manually enable the Levil AHRS / Dynon D2 AHRS switch, as well as connect to the appropriate Wi-Fi network, when using these devices. You do not need to do this if you’re using a Levil ADS-B receiver with integrated AHRS. Ignore tail number lets you remove a specific aircraft, by tail number, from an ADS-B traffic display. This is typically used to filter-out your own aircraft but it will not generally have any effect unless your aircraft broadcasts its tail number via an ADS-B Out transmitter.

FlyQ EFB Pilot’s Guide

Version 3.0 (2/8/2018)

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