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FLYBOX

Omnia57-80 RPM-MAP 

- 

Installation and User Manual,

Safety Instructions and Warning Booklet

Rev. 2.0

®

22

Instrument settings

Backlight:

  set  the  backlight  in  “Manual”  or  “Automatic”

mode. Go to chapter 

4.5

 for a full description.

Firmware Upgrade:

 enter to upgrade the firmware. Go to

chapter 

5.1

 for a full description.

Backup/Restore:

 enter to save and load settings. Go to

chapter 

5.2

 for a full description.

Logger:

 enable to save a flight session data. Go to chapter

5.4

 for a full description.

About:

 enter to see instrument information.

About Page Example

Summary of Contents for Omnia57-80 Series

Page 1: ...Omnia57 80 RPM MAP Installation and User Manual Safety Instructions and Warning Booklet FLYBOX Rev 2 0 1 RPM MAP Omnia57 80 family Flybox ...

Page 2: ... Warning Booklet This product is not TSO d and cannot be installed into traditional FAA Part 23 and similarly Type Certificate Aircraft Document A2021RPM MAP Revision 2 0 04 2021 For firmware version 1 7 This booklet is suitable for printing in A5 format ...

Page 3: ... INSTALLATION SECTIONS ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUMENT SETTINGS INTRODUCTION IMPORTANT NOTICE AND WARNINGS INDEX OMNIA FAMILY SYSTEM OVERVIEW TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS WARRANTY DISCLAIMER ...

Page 4: ...Examples of available screens ...

Page 5: ...reate a light and compact product powerful and easy to install and use The Omnia instrument family is equipped with a state of the art highly visible display a powerful 32 bit microcontroller and the latest generation of solid state sensors to ensure reliability and accuracy over time The owner has the possibility to keep the instrument software up to date by downloading the latest available revis...

Page 6: ... the Installation and User Manual Safety Instructions and Warning Booklet NOTE Used to highlight important information CAUTION Used to warn the user it indicates a potentially hazardous situation or improper use of the product WARNING Used to indicate a dangerous situation that can cause personal injury or death if the instruction is disregarded ...

Page 7: ...ve explained and heed all instructions and warnings supplied with this product and with those products intended for use in association with it Always keep a copy of the Installation and User Manual Safety Instructions and Warning Booklet on the aircraft In case of change of ownership the Installation and User Manual Safety Instructions and Warning Booklet must be delivered together with all of the...

Page 8: ...e the responsibility lies with the individual who carried out such operation FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH WARNING This device is operated through a software which from time to time can be updated and or subject to change Please always refer to the Installation and User Manual Safety Instructions and Warning Booklet for the last updated version of the software available at...

Page 9: ...al updates For some products registration may be required to receive important news or information on available firmware updates or to receive security information NOTE Flybox Avionics reserves the right to change or improve its products as well as terms conditions and notices under which their products are offered without prior notice NOTE The consumer decides of his own free will if the purchase...

Page 10: ...ia57 Mechanical Dimensions 6 2 2 Omnia80 Mechanical dimensions 7 2 3 Omnia80 max Screw Lenght 8 2 4 MAP Piping Connection 9 SECTION 3 Electrical Installation 10 3 1 Rear Panel Connections 10 3 2 22 Pole Female Connector Wiring 11 3 3 22 Pole Connector Table 12 3 4 Sensors Electrical Connections 13 3 4 1 Rotax Revolution Counter Pickup 13 3 4 2 Flybox Inductive Pickup 13 3 5 CAN bus Connection Wiri...

Page 11: ... 4 1 Gauges Submenu 23 4 4 2 RPM Submenu 24 4 4 3 MAP Submenu 28 4 5 Backlight Submenu 30 SECTION 5 Operating Instructions 33 5 1 Firmware Upgrade 33 5 2 Backup Restore 36 5 3 Use Of The Instrument 38 5 3 1 Main Page 39 5 3 2 Chronometer Page 40 5 3 3 Hobbs Meter Page 41 5 4 Logger 43 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 44 CLEANING 44 WARRANTY 45 TERM OF USE AND DISCLAIMER 46 ...

Page 12: ...ON FEATURES Omnia instrument family is built from solid aluminum alloy CNC milled and powder coated to last a long time over the years always showing a new appearance Large 2 4 inch 57 3 5 inch 80 TFT display 320x240 Pixels 1000 nits antiglare surface sunlight readable wide temperature range A high quality knob encoder with push button for easy access to all features Backlight auto dimming feature...

Page 13: ...cation with the instrument that has the USB pen drive connected This means that the USB connection is made to a single instrument and the information will be forwarded via CAN bus to or from all the others in the group Omnia57 and Omnia80 instruments can be mixed on the same CAN1 bus The configuration data and the data logger of the interconnected instruments are saved or restored via CAN1 bus on ...

Page 14: ... the panel If more Omnia are installed and properly connected they will search for the right firmware through the CAN1 bus 1 5 EASY DATALOG SAVING Easy logging of the data for debug purpose If needed each Omnia unit can save a last flight log on the USB pen drive The user can then send the log via e mail to Flybox support for a help support request NOTE for easy access to the USB port it is recomm...

Page 15: ...ts used to connect the Omnia instruments to an external GPS when applicable This feature appears in some models only 1 Sensor Light Input if connected it allows the automatic backlight intensity adjustment one sensor for all the instruments connected in the same CAN bus 2 Power outputs for sensors one 12 V 500mA 60 C and the other 5 V 350 mA 60 C both protected from short circuit 1 Alarm output al...

Page 16: ... choose a position that permits optimal display visibility The instrument is supplied with four M4 screws to install it to the panel if you use other screws consider that the maximum thread length inside the instrument body is 10mm see the picture below Damage to the instrument due to the use of a screw longer than the permitted lenght will not be repaired under warranty ...

Page 17: ...Rev 2 0 6 Mechanical installation 2 1 OMNIA57 MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS The Omnia57 instrument fits in a standard 2 57 mm panel cutout CAUTION The maximum screw length inside the instrument body is 10mm NOTE For an installation without interference consider making a hole of at least 57 5 mm diameter ...

Page 18: ...ions and Warning Booklet FLYBOX Rev 2 0 7 2 2 OMNIA80 MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS The Omnia80 instrument fits in a standard 3 1 8 80 mm panel cutout NOTE For an installation without interference consider making a hole of at least 80 5 mm diameter Mechanical installation ...

Page 19: ...he maximum screw length inside the instrument body is 3 5mm Using screws that are too long will damage the display and cannot be repaired under warranty The screws supplied M4x6mm are suitable for panel thicknesses between 1 5 mm and 2 mm Flat nylon washers are also supplied with the screws for use with very thin panels Mechanical installation ...

Page 20: ... Safety Instructions and Warning Booklet FLYBOX Rev 2 0 9 Mechanical installation On the back of the instrument there is a 6mm brass fitting that must be connected and tightened to the fitting of the engine by a rubber tube 2 4 MAP PIPING CONNECTION ...

Page 21: ... 22 pole female connector Molex Micro Fit See the table chapter 3 3 USB 2 0 port The required connectors and terminals are supplied with the instrument The manufacturer s codes are Molex P N 43025 0200 2 pole housing Molex P N 43025 2200 22 pole housing Molex P N 43030 0007 female crimp terminal The terminals can be crimped with Flybox Professional Crimping Tool cod 603000 Molex tool P N 63819 000...

Page 22: ...afety Instructions and Warning Booklet FLYBOX Rev 2 0 11 Electrical installation 3 2 22 POLE FEMALE CONNECTOR WIRING WARNING Voltage peaks on the supply line exceeding the operating limits can damage the device Green Blue Lamp or other load 300mA max ...

Page 23: ...hort circuit protected and limited to 500mA 3 O 5V out for sensor short circuit protected and limited to 350mA 12 I GND main supply 13 O Alarm Out NPN 300 mA not protected 14 I Ambient light sensor input 15 I External switch 18 I RPM L Input 2 20Vpp min 100uS 19 I RPM H Input 5 100Vpp min 100uS 3 3 22 POLE CONNECTOR TABLE Molex P N 43025 2200 22 pole housing View from wire insertion side 1 11 22 1...

Page 24: ...nstallation 3 4 SENSORS ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS To RPM H input 3 4 1 Rotax Revolution Counter Pickup Rotax 912 914 Pickup 3 4 2 Flybox Inductive Pickup NOTE for different needs please contact Flybox support Optional Inductive Sensor Flybox code 105897 sold separately To Omnia57 H Input Vout for sensors Black Blue Brown ...

Page 25: ...ire insertion side The basic electrical architecture of a CAN bus consists of a single twisted or shielded wire pair with a device connected at each end Each end must be terminated with a 120 ohm resistor Flybox code 105810 Up to 16 Omnia can be connected together through CAN 1 bus Ready made termination resistors and wiring for connecting several Omnia together are available in different lengths ...

Page 26: ...Signal 1 I O CAN 2 L Internally connected with the Pin 1 CAN 2 L Lower connector 2 I O CAN 2 H Internally connected with the Pin 2 CAN 2 H Lower connector 2 Pole CAN 1 Lower Connector PIN I O Signal 1 I O CAN 1 H Internally connected with the Pin 1 CAN 1 H Upper connector 2 I O CAN 1 L Internally connected with the Pin 2 CAN 1 L Upper connector 2 Pole CAN 2 Lower Connector PIN I O Signal 1 I O CAN...

Page 27: ...nstructions on the following pages 1 Set the engine type 2 Set all the parameters contained in the RPM Submenu including the Alarm parameters 3 Set all the parameters contained in the MAP Submenu 4 Check if the indications are correct for all the gauges 4 1 MINIMUM SETTINGS BEFORE FIRST USE WARNING In the absence of the above operations or if they are not performed correctly you can not consider a...

Page 28: ...0 17 Instrument settings Knob with pushbutton 4 2 PANEL INDICATORS COMMANDS The knob can be rotated to select the functions and increment or decrement the values while pressing it to confirm 57mm 2 1 4 or 80mm 3 1 8 aluminium enclosure 320X240 pixels high brightness sun readable color display M4 screws ...

Page 29: ... menus and submenus a submenu is a term used to describe a menu that is contained within another menu Press the knob to enter in the selected item The knob can be rotated to select the functions and increment or decrement the values while pressing it to confirm To exit without changing while editing a number or multiple choice keep pressed the knob for 3 seconds The first items on every menu are E...

Page 30: ...ngs Exit confirm to exit from the setup menu and go back to the main screen Dimmer adjust display brigtness from 1 min brightness to 19 max brightness Default value 19 The adjustment works in Manual mode only Gauges select to set the RPM and the MAP gauge setup Go to chapter 4 4 1 for a full description 4 4 MAIN SETUP MENU ...

Page 31: ...ead of a continuous signal Background select which background you prefer between faded and dark Restore Defaults enter to restore defaults Caution the restore default operation returns the instrument to the factory settings It will require double confirmation Edit hourmeter enter to edit the 3 hobbs meter Select the green the yellow or the red meter and click to edit it Rotate the knob to change t...

Page 32: ...allation and User Manual Safety Instructions and Warning Booklet FLYBOX Rev 2 0 21 Instrument settings Reset Peaks enter to reset the RPM peak Select Yes to reset the RPM peak This operation will require a double confirmation ...

Page 33: ...matic mode Go to chapter 4 5 for a full description Firmware Upgrade enter to upgrade the firmware Go to chapter 5 1 for a full description Backup Restore enter to save and load settings Go to chapter 5 2 for a full description Logger enable to save a flight session data Go to chapter 5 4 for a full description About enter to see instrument information About Page Example ...

Page 34: ...revious menu Exit confirm to go directly to the main screen Eng choose the type of engine from Lycoming Continental Rotax 912 Rotax 914 Rotax 912iS Rotax 915 iS If your engine is not in the list choose Other RPM enter to setup the Tachometer parameters Go to chapter 4 4 2 for a full description MAP enter to setup the MAP parameters Go to chapter 4 4 3 for a full description ...

Page 35: ...to go directly to the main screen Pulse per rev enter the pulse per revolution of your engine Check the documentation of your engine to know how many pulses per revolution it delivers Default 1 Min 1 Max 200 Filter increase the number if the reading is affected by noise on the input signal decrease the value if the reading is delayed related to the input signal Default 1 Min 1 faster Max 10 slower...

Page 36: ... or exceeds this parameter for 30 seconds Range 0 10000 default 4000 Thresholds set all the thresholds for the RPM gauge Rotate the knob to highlight the threshold you want to change push and change the value push again to confirm Default thresholds are at 0 NOTE Start to change the maximum threshold and then gradually the lower thresholds NOTE To make a colored portion disappear give the same val...

Page 37: ... disable the alarm output Act delay Select a delay in seconds before the alarm is triggered When the threshold is reached the alarm output will be activated after the set time This option can be useful to avoid continuous alarms when the measure is stationary at values close to the set threshold Default 0s Min 0s faster Max 10s slower Back go back to previous menu Exit confirm to go directly to th...

Page 38: ...to Yes The alarm event triggers both the flashing message on the screen and the alarm output Both of them can be reset by pressing the knob but the rectangle behind number remains in red Both of them clear themselves when the RPM returns below the alarm threshold Before resetting After resetting with the knob When the RPMs are in yellow arc a yellow rectangle appears below the numbers ...

Page 39: ...nstrument settings 4 4 3 MAP Submenu Back go back to previous menu Exit confirm to go directly to the main screen Filter increase the number if the reading is affected by noise on the input signal decrease the value if the reading is delayed related to the input signal Default 10 Min 1 faster Max 100 slower ...

Page 40: ... the MAP gauge Rotate the knob to highlight the threshold you want to change push and change the value push again to confirm Default thresholds are at 0 NOTE Start to change the maximum threshold and then gradually the lower thresholds NOTE To make a colored portion disappear give the same value to the low and high thresholds of that color MAP range 0 to 60 In Hg ...

Page 41: ... Submenu Back go back to previous menu Exit confirm to go directly to the main screen Mode select to choose between Manual and Auto When in Manual mode the brightness can be changed with the dimmer function from the main menu from 1 min brightness to 19 max brightness Default value 19 Selecting Auto 3 new parameters will appear in the list ...

Page 42: ...ed to another Omnia instrument connected in cluster In the case of 2 or more instruments connected in cluster via CAN1 bus set Sens only on the instrument to which the sensor is connected and set CAN in all others Smoothness choose how fast the backlight changes when there is a variation of light on the sensor Default 1 Min 1 faster Max 3 slower NOTE If the mode function is set to AUTO during a so...

Page 43: ...Min light choose minimal backlighting when the environment is dark Default 1 Min 1 dark Max 20 bright NOTE if you upgrade to this backlight version for the first time due to a firmware update the backlight menu items will be reset to their default values Re adjustment of the Smoothness and Min light parameters may be necessary ...

Page 44: ...version and after unpacking it copy it to a USB stick possibly free from other files To update the instrument it is necessary to connect the USB stick to the instrument you want to update or to any other instrument of the Omnia series installed and clustered via the CAN bus following the procedure below connect the usb stick to the instrument From the main menu of the instrument you want to upgrad...

Page 45: ...le and the version will appear Select and confirm the software you want to write the following screen will appear In case you are installing a version prior to the installed one a different message will inform that you are downgrading and not upgrading the software Confirm Yes to proceed No to exit without writing any software DEV NAME is the name of the instrument being update ...

Page 46: ...ructions Note if the USB stick is installed on a device other than the one you are updating the following messages will appear on the 2 devices Wait until this message will appear and then remove the USB stick The instrument will reboot with the new software Device is being Update Remote device where the USB is connected ...

Page 47: ...ment or if you need help from the instrument manufacturer In this case simply send the backup file saved on the USB stick to the Flybox support service To backup or restore the parameters it is necessary to connect a USB stick to the instrument you want to backup restore or to any other instrument of the Omnia series installed and clustered via the CAN bus From the main menu of the instrument you ...

Page 48: ...Operating Instructions Select Backup and push the knob to write the file on the USB stick When the file is written this message will appear Select Restore and push the knob to load the previously saved parameters into the instrument Push the knob to reboot the new parameters are now loaded in the instrument ...

Page 49: ...d User Manual Safety Instructions and Warning Booklet Rev 2 0 38 Operating Instructions When switched ON the display will immediately show the main screen 5 3 USE OF THE INSTRUMENT Turn the knob to right and left to navigate through the pages ...

Page 50: ...ting Instructions 5 3 1 Main page Here are shown the RPM and the MAP values An automatic chronometer starts when the take off is recognized go to chapter 4 4 2 Flight parameter for a full description Turning the knob to the right will show the Chronometer page Chronometer shows the flight time in HH MM SS format ...

Page 51: ...s if you don t press or rotate the knob for 5 seconds As soon as you press it you return to the main screen The Chronometer indication is visible in the main screen too In the top of the screen there is the flight timer that starts automatically when the engine meets or exceeds for 30 seconds the value set in the Flight parameter see chapter 4 4 2 Turning the knob to the right will show the Hobbs ...

Page 52: ...n current last flight Max RPM peak ever The information available on this page are Total Engine Hours Total time accumulated by the engine This time is further divided in total time accumulated in green yellow and red zones Last F T Last Flight Time The flight timer starts automatically when the engine meets or exceeds for 30 seconds the value set in the Flight parameter see chapter 4 4 2 Flight p...

Page 53: ...ched by the engine in the current flight if you are in fly or in the last flight if you are grounded it remains stored in memory until you begin a new flight Max RPM Max RPM peak ever Maximum peak RPM reached by the engine during its life NOTE All the hobbs meters data can be edited it may be necessary for example when replacing the engine or when moving the instrument to another airplane ...

Page 54: ...device to be logged or to any other instrument of the Omnia series installed and clustered via the CAN1 bus a white icon will appear on the display indicating that the flash drive is connected To activate the Logger choose Yes from the Main Menu Logger The icon will turn green when the file is being written and red when the Logger is enabled but the USB stick is not connected or in case of writing...

Page 55: ...60mA 57 135mA 80 Open collector alarm output max 300mA active low This output can also be used to send a tone in the intercom using the Flybox optional device code 105899 2 inputs for RPM high and low 1 RPM L input 2 20Vpp min 300uS 1 RPM H input 5 100Vpp min 300uS 1 MAP port with internal sensor 0 60 inHg Operating temperature range 20 70 C Humidity 90 max without condensation Communication throu...

Page 56: ...t performed by the manufactuter shall negate any warranty This warranty doesn t cover cosmetic or incidental damages Shipping costs taxes custom fee any other duties and any costs incurred while removing reinstalling or troubleshooting the Products shall be at customer s charge TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW THE WARRANTIES AND REMEDIES CONTAINED HEREIN ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRAN...

Page 57: ...limited to the warranty disclaimers and liability disclaimers and liability limitations set forth above then the invalid or unenforceable provision will be deemed superseded by a valid enforceable provision that most closely matches the intent of the original provision and the remainder of the agreement shall remain in full force and effect General This disclaimer statement is governed by the laws...

Page 58: ...al copyright and or specific patents deposited Any infringement of this statement and of MICROEL s r l intellectual property will be prosecuted 2019 Microel s r l all rights reserved Flybox reserves the right to change the terms conditions and notices under which their products are offered without prior notice IMPORTANT Do not send an instrument for repair without first filling out the support for...

Page 59: ...Flybox is a registred brand of Microel s r l Italy www flyboxavionics it MICROEL s r l Via Mortara 192 194 27038 Robbio PV ITALY Tel 39 0384 670602 Fax 39 0384 671830 ...

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