Sl30 and/or gps connection, Sl30 and/or gps connection -5 – Dynon Avionics EFIS-D100 Installation Guide User Manual
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Instrument
Installation
be accessed whenever you need to update your product’s firmware or checklists.
If you did not purchase a harness from Dynon, obtain a 9-pin D-sub connector and make the
three connections shown in the table.
To verify proper communication between the EFIS-D100 and the PC, use the Dynon Avionics
Product Support Program’s “Detect Firmware Version” function. Download the latest version of
the Support Program from the Dynon We
SL30 and/or GPS connection
Depending on the number and types of Dynon units you own,
you have several options for connecting a GPS unit and/or
Garmin/Apollo SL30 to your Dynon system. The GPS can be
used as a data source for the EFIS, HSI, and Fuel pages, as
well as Dynon’s EFIS-based Autopilot. The SL30 can be
used as a VOR, localizer, or ILS (localizer + glideslope)
source for the HSI. If you wish to connect a GPS and/or
SL30 to your Dynon system, read the section below which
corresponds to your set of Dynon products.
EFIS-D100 Installation Guide
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If your system has an HS34, it is required that all
GPS and NAV devices are connected to the HS34.
The EFIS-D100 does not support directly connected
GPS and NAV devices when an HS34 is installed in
the system. Refer to the HS34 Installation and
Configuration section on page 7-10 for device
connection details.
To use the GPS-related features on your EFIS and/or EMS,
your GPS must output either “aviation format” or the
following NMEA sentences in its serial stream: $GPRMC,
$GPRMB, $GPGGA, and one of $GPBOD or $GPAPB. You
must also have a supported cable that exposes
your GPS’s serial transmit line. If you own a
Garmin 430 or 530, in the UNITS/MAGVAR
option, set the MAGVAR to AUTO. The EFIS-
D100 auto-detects most GPSs, but may require a
manual setting for some. This is true for
communication with at least the Garmin 480 and
maybe others such as the GX50, and GX60, and
Bendix/King Skymap IIIc. From the EFIS menu,
enter SETUP >HSI >EFIS_SERIAL; from the
EMS menu enter SETUP >GLOBAL >EMS
SERIAL. In that menu select the INPUT to be
AVIATION and the BAUD RATE to be 9600.
GPS units known to work
AvMap EKP-IV (v2.06.116R,
NMEA set to “processed”)
Bendix/King Skymap (set to
AR NAV 9600 output)
Garmin
96, 96c, 150XL, 195, 196, 295,
296, 396, 400*, 420*, 430*,
430W*, 496, 500*, 520*,
530*, 530W*, GX60, GX65
Lowrance handhelds
* Do not output time over
serial; ARINC connection via
HS34 required to receive time.
A frequently updated list of
compatible GPS units and
settings is available at our
Documentation Wiki at
.
GPS units with limited functionality
AnywhereMap Does not output all needed
sentences. Time output is
wrong.
Garmin
(Apollo) GNS
480
Possibly works with latest
Dynon product firmware,
but untested. Requires
manual configuration. See
note at left. Fully
compatible via ARINC
into optional HS34.
A frequently updated list of compatible GPS
units and settings is available at our
Documentation Wiki at
The following connection schemes assume that
the external devices share a common ground