Garmin GDL 88 Series Pilots Guide - Page 27
if available, Height Above Terrain as provided by a GNS or GTN navigator
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As in some TCAS I TA implementations, altitude above terrain is used to adjust the sensitivity of the CSA algorithm to minimize nuisance alerts. Radar Altitude (if available), Height Above Terrain (as provided by a GNS or GTN navigator with a terrain database), and Geodetic Altitude are used to adjust the sensitivity of the CSA algorithm in accordance with the following table: Sensitivity Radar Altitude Height Above GPS Phase of Ownship Alt Look- Vertical Incremental Level (feet) Terrain (HAT) Flight* (feet) Ahead Threshold Protected (if Available)* Time(s) for Alarm Volume (NM) (sec) (feet) 4 Up to 1000 Any (RA or HAT) Any Any 20 850 0.20 4 Unavailable Any Any Any 20 850 0.20 4 Unavailable Unavailable Approach Any 20 850 0.20 5 >1000 Any 1000 Any 2350 approach and not Terminal (including unavailable) 7 Unavailable Unavailable Not >5000 40 850 0.55 or >2350 or >2350 approach 10,000 45 850 0.80 or >2350 or >2350 approach 20,000 48 850 1.10 or >2350 or >2350 approach