8.1 Replacing the lower keypad
The display is supplied with the pilot control lower keypad fitted. If you will
not be using the display as an autopilot controller then you can swap the
pilot control keypad with the user configurable lower keypad supplied with
the display.
Important:
Do NOT use metallic or sharp objects to remove the keypad or infill piece
as this could damage the keypad and/or display.
1. Open the card reader door.
2. Axiom 2 Pro 12 and Axiom 2 Pro 16 only — Using a plastic pry tool lever
the infill piece located below the lower keypad against the small plastic
protrusion to release it from the display.
3. Using a plastic pry tool lever the bottom of the keypad against the small
plastic protrusion to release the keypad from the display.
4. Insert one edge of the replacement keypad and then bend the keypad
slightly in the middle to allow the other edge to be inserted into the
opposite side.
5. Axiom 2 Pro 12 and Axiom 2 Pro 16 only — Insert one edge of the infill
piece and then bend the infill piece slightly in the middle to allow the
other edge to be inserted into the opposite side.
6. Close the card reader door.
8.2 Mounting options
Axiom® 2 Pro displays can be surface, flush or bracket mounted.
1.
Trunnion bracket mounting (used for mounting upright on a surface or
can be used for mounting overhead). For installation details refer to:
2. Surface mounting (when surface mounted the display bezel will
protrude from the mounting surface). For installation details refer to:
3.
Flush mounting (when flush mounted the front glass of the display will
sit flush with the mounting surface). For installation details refer to:
Legacy MFD adaptor plates are also available to enable you to easily swap
out older displays for new Axiom® 2 Pro displays. For a list of available
adaptors refer to:
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