R9.3 errors

Issue 1: 

There was an intentional change to fix manifold pressure digital coloring on 9.3, but it should not have affected alert thresholds if it was an upgrade from 9.2.x.

In Really old software:

                Arc ranges [10------ 29.6---- 32 ----- 35]   No Change

                Digital colors:

                0-29.6 digits white

                29.7-32 yellow

                32.1-36 digits red

Caution (yellow) alert posted when MAP > 29.7 and RPM >= 1400 for 5 seconds

To avoid nuisance alerts, we removed the yellow alert which also removed the yellow digits coloring.

9.2.x:

                Arc ranges [10  ------ 29.6---- 32 ----- 35]

                Digital colors:

                0-32  digits white

                32.1+ digits red

Warning (red) alert posted when MAP > 32 and RPM >= 1400 for 5 seconds

On 9.3, we allowed alert thresholds to be set independent of the colored ranges, so we put the yellow digital coloring back

9.3:

                Arc ranges [10------ 29.6---- 32 ----- 35]   No Change

                Digital colors:

                0-29.6 digits white

                29.7-32 yellow

                32.1-36 digits red

Warning (red) alert posted when MAP > 32 and RPM >= 1400 for 5 seconds

We ran a quick test using the R9.3 config and it appears that all is working as expected except that the alert fires at > 32.1 instead of > 32.   From our information, we don't think MAP should ever have been red above 30 for an SR22T.

Issue 2:

Fuel flow should turn yellow above 36 GPH and red above 39 gph.  The alert should fire at >36 gph on the SR22T.

Do we know the exact flavor SR22T your installer loaded?

Issue 3: 

I just made another post response to this one on a different thread.

Issue 4:

By "FLTA inoperative" do you mean you have a yellow message at the top of the display that says "FLTA Inhibited"?   That happens anytime you are flying low in/around airport traffic pattern areas.  On the 2D map, we depict those areas with a white hatching indication.  If your TVV (velocity vector) is in those white hatching areas or pointed to one such that your aircraft vector is about to take you into one, we suppress the FLTA algorithm so you're not getting nuisance terrain alerting in the normal traffic pattern or landing phase.