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LSI user guide        

Interfacing via USB

To perform certain maintenance tasks a USB cable may be used to connect the LSI to a Windows PC
(laptop, desktop, or tablet). The LSI accepts a micro USB type B plug.
On the PC, our SetView software (available from 

vravionics.com

) should be installed. Plugging in the USB

cable will introduce a new COM port (for example “COM5”). After starting up SetView make sure this
new COM port is selected by clicking on the top menu System → Serial Port.

If the COM port does not show up in SetView, you need to install the following driver on your PC:

Universal Windows Driver for USB Interfacing to the LSI

Click on the link above to download the driver zip file to your PC's Downloads folder. When complete,
double-click on the file to open it in Windows File Explorer. Click on the Extract All button to extract
(unzip) the contents into a new folder. From this folder, double-click on CP210xVCPInstaller_x86.exe if
you have 32-bit Windows,  or CP210xVCPInstaller_x64.exe  if you  have 64-bit Windows. Follow the
instructions until the driver installation is complete.

With the correct COM port selected in SetView, and the LRU system powered (including the LSI), the
Dash panel should appear on SetView similar to that shown below.
A tab will appear (in the lower right side) for each VR LRU present on the CAN bus. You can click on
these tab(s) to select and view other LRU Dash instruments.
The example below shows the Dash panel for SGC1, with a optional TSLM tab to that LRU's Dash.

From here maintenance tasks may be performed as described in the next sections.

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Summary of Contents for LSI

Page 1: ...LSI Log Sync Interface user guide Updated 28 September 2021 Copyright 2021 by VR Avionics...

Page 2: ...se provided that such electronic or printed copy of this manual or revision must contain the complete text of this copyright notice and provided further that any unauthorized commercial distribution o...

Page 3: ...6 Doing Diagnostic Tests 7 Adjusting Configuration Settings 8 Updating Firmware 9 Installation 10 Electrical Connection 10 Mounting Considerations 10 Configuration 11 General Settings 11 CAN Bus Inte...

Page 4: ...th LOG and SYNC lights to provide helpful feedback Logging Data To log operational data you need a FAT32 formatted micro SD card with enough free space and the following folder structure Root folder n...

Page 5: ...should the HIST folder have been named HIST the LSI will automatically rename this folder to HIST The purpose of changing the name is to ensure that synchronization takes place only once and that the...

Page 6: ...older When complete double click on the file to open it in Windows File Explorer Click on the Extract All button to extract unzip the contents into a new folder From this folder double click on CP210x...

Page 7: ...m right side of the Dash panel in SetView see example in previous section Now select the diagnostic test you want performed from the SetView top menu System Diagnostic Function test you want performed...

Page 8: ...from the SetView top menu System Adjust Configuration The example below shows the configuration adjust tab for a LSI with connected TSLM You may double click on or scroll to the setting you want adjus...

Page 9: ...l ask the same for those LRU s Below is an example of a dialog box for a TSLM with serial number 8020 Click Update to update and Cancel to skip updating specific LRU firmware The example below shows t...

Page 10: ...uit below shows how to hook up the LSI to any theoretical system The pins used for CAN H and CAN L are specified in each LRU s operational and installation manual Mounting Considerations The LSI can b...

Page 11: ...eference Number 0 99999 0 CAN Bus Interface Speed This sets the speed in Kbps kilo bits per second of the CAN bus interface Options are as follows For LRU s to communicate with each other all of them...

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