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EFIS-D100 Installation Guide - Dynon Avionics

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Appendix<br />

Markers Configuration<br />

The HS34 supports markers input via ARINC or the 3 discrete Inner, Middle, and Outer marker<br />

pins.<br />

If your NAV radio outputs ARINC data whose stream contains marker information, set the<br />

SOURCE to either ARINC1 or ARINC2. ARINC1 corresponds to the ARINC-429 RX 1 A and<br />

B inputs (female DB25, pins 11 and 23). ARINC2 corresponds to the ARINC-429 RX 2 A and B<br />

inputs (female DB25, pins 10 and 22). You must also ensure that the corresponding INPUT1 or<br />

INPUT2 parameter in the ARINC-429 menu is set to GAMA NAV.<br />

If you have a device which outputs marker data via 3 discrete signals, set the SOURCE to<br />

MRKR PINS. Ensure that your device’s Outer, Middle, and Inner outputs are connected to the<br />

HS34’s male DB25 pins 22, 23, and 24, respectively. Marker beacon receivers use a variety of<br />

techniques to output the 3 marker signals. Because of this, you may need to experiment with the<br />

PULL-UP and ACTIVE WHEN parameters. As a general rule of thumb, if the schematic for<br />

your receiver shows the 3 discrete outputs connected to lights whose other side is connected to<br />

power, set PULL-UP to Y and ACTIVE WHEN to LOW. Likewise, if the schematic shows the 3<br />

discrete outputs connected to lights whose other side is connected to ground, set PULL-UP to N<br />

and ACTIVE WHEN to HIGH.<br />

Regardless the input type used, you can configure the HS34 to output tones for Outer (Morse<br />

code “dashes”), Middle (Morse code “dot-dashes”), and Inner (Morse code “dots”) markers. Set<br />

TONES ACTIVE to Y to configure the HS34 to output the tones for each of the 3 markers. Set it<br />

to N to configure the HS34 to have no audible marker feedback.<br />

DME Configuration<br />

The HS34 supports Distance Measuring Equipment receiver input via ARINC or the single DME<br />

Analog In pin (female DB25, pin 6).<br />

If you have connected a DME receiver which outputs ARINC data, set the SOURCE to either<br />

ARINC1 or ARINC2. ARINC1 corresponds to the ARINC-429 RX 1 A and B inputs (female<br />

DB25, pins 11 and 23). ARINC2 corresponds to the ARINC-429 RX 2 A and B inputs (female<br />

DB25, pins 10 and 22). You must also ensure that the corresponding INPUT1 or INPUT2<br />

parameter in the ARINC-429 menu is set to DME.<br />

If you have connected a DME receiver to the HS34’s DME Analog In pin, set the SOURCE to<br />

DME PIN.<br />

GPS and NAV Display Order Configuration<br />

Pressing the NAV SRC button on the HS34 cycles through the available NAV sources in the<br />

following order: DG, NAV1, NAV2, etc., GPS1, GPS2, etc. Of course, the numbers of NAVs<br />

and GPSs in the cycle depend on how many of each type are configured in the ANALOG,<br />

SERIAL, and ARINC-429 menus.<br />

If you have configured more than one input to receive NAV radio data, enter the NAV ORDER<br />

menu to see the list of configured NAV radios and the HS34 inputs they are connected to. In this<br />

menu, you may change the order that each NAV input occurs within the NAV portion of cycle. If<br />

you do not see all expected NAV radios, verify that all settings are accurate in the ANALOG,<br />

SERIAL, and ARINC-429 menus. Press DOWN▼ or UP▲ to select the input that you wish to<br />

7-20 <strong>EFIS</strong>-<strong>D100</strong> <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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