Trans-Cal SSD120 M Series, Installation And Calibration Manual

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Apply power to the digitizer and after the data appears on the PC screen type the
following:
Type
<enter> The Digitizer will return “?> current altitude”
Type ADJ
<enter> Access the digitizer adjustment program.
The Digitizer will return A=
Type
P <enter> To identify the current serial port settings.
(a) The first digit represents the serial altitude data resolution.
0 = Use D-Sub connector protocol hardware jumpers.
1 = 100 foot resolution on TxD1 and TxD2.
2 = 10 foot resolution on TxD1 and TxD2.
(b) The second digit represents the protocol selection for TxD1.
0 = Use D-Sub connector protocol hardware jumpers.
1 = UPS Aviation Technologies. 1200 bps.
2 = Trimble/Garmin. 9600bps.
3 = Northstar. 2400bps.
4 = Magellan. 1200bps.
5 = ARNAV. 9600bps.
(c) The third digit represents the protocol selection for TxD2.
0 = Use D-Sub connector protocol hardware jumpers.
1 = UPS Aviation Technologies. 1200 bps.
2 = Trimble/Garmin. 9600bps.
3 = Northstar. 2400bps.
4 = Magellan. 1200bps.
5 = ARNAV 9600bps.
Example:
Type P212<enter> Defined as 10 foot resolution on TxD1 and TxD2.
UPS Aviation Technologies protocol transmitted
on TxD1. Trimble/Garmin protocol transmitted on
TxD2.
Type Q twice to exit the adjustment mode.
The Interface Adapter responds with a three-digit number as follows:
a b c
Serial Altitude Data Resolution TxD2 Protocol
TxD1 Protocol