FLARM FLARM V3+Mm, Руководство пользователя

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Manual external FLARM™ / PowerFLARM™ Display V3+Mm
External FLARM™/ PowrFLARM™
Display V3+Mm
with Software-version 3.7
Page 10
Tips for different configuration settings:
Parameter 1 – Indicator Brightness:
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Values 1-5 adjust a fixed LED-brightness, there is no automatic alignment
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Values 6-8 readjust automatically the brightness of LED’s by means of a sensor.
6 = rather dim / 7 = normal / 8 = rather bright
Parameter 2 – Parallel Operation of Several Displays:
If two displays are needed e.g. in a two-seater, they can be connected parallel; an appropriate correct
configuration prevents blockage of the interfaces.
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Value 1: main indicator (PIC/Master) in case of parallel operation resp. with only one connected display.
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Value 2: additional indicator (COPI/Slave) in case of parallel operation with a second display.
Parameter 3 – Indicator FLARM
TM
Mainframe:
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Values 1-4 define how the FLARM
TM
mainframe operates. If it is built in, for example hidden in fuselage,
it can create disturbances, when the acoustic alarms (buzzers) sound off from behind – the display has
its own built-in signal, hence the signal of the FLARM
TM
can then be switched off.
Parameter 4 – Interface Transmission Rate:
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Values 1-6 according to the table.
The extension interface of FLARM
TM
operates normally with 4800 Baud. If the display is operated on
data interface, alignment of the baud rate of the display is possible.
As no high-quality cables with protective shielding are used, we recommend always using the smallest
possible baud rate.
(see tips for parallel operations on page 9)
Parameter 5 – Distance Indicator Measurement Unit:
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Value 1: the distance indicated in KM.
o
Value 2: the distance in KM from FLARM
TM
is recalculated and indicated in NM.
Parameter 6 –compatibility modus:
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Value 1: Off = direction indication is given using one LED.
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Value 2: On = direction indication is given like FLARM
TM
according to danger level with 1, 2 or 3 LED’s.
NOTE : All configuration settings apply to the specific indicators being adjusted. By parallel operation
using 2 displays the adjustment settings must be undertaken on both displays.
An exception is with Parameter 2 (parallel operation) and Parameter 4 (interface transmission rate)
where both displays can be adjusted differently, using different settings.