Dynon Avionics SkyView Pilots Users Guide - Manual (Page 81)

EMS Operation
SkyView Pilot’s User Guide - Revision S 5-11
Figure 71 - VP-X Page with Fault
Graphical Electrical System Diagram
The top portion of the VP-X page depicts the following information about your aircraft’s
electrical system graphically:
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Center, bottom (Vertical Power logo): Total current draw of all circuits in the system.
Yellow cautions and red warning levels are triggered at the values specified during
setup.
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Upper left: Main and auxiliary (if installed) alternators. The status of the alternator, as
well as the amount of current (in Amps) it is producing is displayed. Current will not be
displayed if an amps shunt is not installed and connected to SkyView. Yellow cautions
and red warning levels are triggered at the values specified during setup. Additionally, if
SkyView detects airspeed but not an active alternator, a fault will be generated.
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Upper/lower Right: Main and auxiliary (if installed) aircraft batteries. Displays voltage of
the aircraft batteries, as well as the amount of current flowing into or out of the
batteries. Current will not be displayed if an amps shunt is not installed and connected
to SkyView. When current is available, an arrow next to the Amps reading depicts
whether the battery is charging or discharging by the way that it is pointing. An arrow
pointing towards the battery implies that current is flowing into the battery. In other
words, it is charging. Yellow cautions and red warning levels are triggered at the values
specified during setup.
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Lower left: Fault. Displayed when VP-X detects fault in a circuit, system overvoltage,
system overcurrent, and other failures. Look at all elements on the VP-X page to identify
the specific error.
Power Circuit List
The bottom ¾ of the VP-X page depicts the status of all circuits that have been configured and
are enabled in the VP-X setup process.
The center column displays the name of the circuit.