Shock cooling alarms – Dynon Avionics EMS-D120 Installation Guide User Manual

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EMS Configuration

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EMS-D120

Installation

Guide

cylinders’ CHTs is greater than the MAX SPAN value (or WHEN LEANING value, when
leaning), a span alarm is triggered. When this occurs, those two CHT values will alternate
between their actual value and a SPN alert. If you have configured the ALARM setting to either
SELF-CLEAR or LATCHING, the SPN alarm will be red and will be accompanied by an alarm
bar. If you have configured ALARM to be OFF, the SPN alarm will be yellow.

SHOCK COOLING ALARMS

You may configure alarms that trigger on the rate of cylinder head cooling. Press DOWN▼ to
select DETECT, below SHOCK COOLING. Then, press SEL► to toggle the DETECT setting
to ON. Like other alarms, you can cycle ALARM through SELF-CLEAR, LATCHING, and
OFF. See Alarm and Color Threshold Configuration on page 5-2 for definitions of those
functions. Next, configure the MAX º/MIN (maximum degrees of cooling per minute) parameter
to the desired value. When any CHT’s rate of cooling exceeds this value, a shock cooling alarm
is triggered. When this occurs, the CHT(s) exceeding the defined maximum cooling rate will
alternate between their actual value and a SHK alert. If you have configured the ALARM setting
to either SELF-CLEAR or LATCHING, the SHK alarm will be red and will be accompanied by
an alarm bar. If you have configured ALARM to be OFF, the SHK alarm will be yellow.

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