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1. 09:53 AM - NavWorx ADS600B integration to Garmin based panel -> the saga continues (Ralph E. Capen)
2. 10:14 AM - Re: NavWorx ADS600B integration to Garmin based panel -> the saga continues (bigdog@bentwing.com)
3. 10:55 AM - Re: NavWorx ADS600B integration to Garmin based panel -> the saga continues (Ralph E. Capen)
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Subject: | NavWorx ADS600B integration to Garmin based panel -> the saga |
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Folks,
Here's another update since getting the details on implementing the "Extended"
mode from the NavWorx folks:
I was able to get the SL70 configured for the "Extended" mode per their instructions.
The extended mode data did not interfere with passing altitude data to
the MX20 as currently connected.
Their additional requirements are causing some interoperability issues.... The
ADS600B requires the "Extended" mode output from the SL70 at 9600 baud - which
the SL70 is capable of delivering. The 9600 baud setting is not compatible with
the MX20 - which only allows 1200 baud communications. I have a note in to
NavWorx to see if they are going to allow 1200 baud in the future...I'm not
the only one with this issue!
As a potential workaround, I looked at the documentation for my GNC420W. It indicates
that it is capable of transmitting the altitude data to the MX20 along
with the existing connection that provides lat/long. I tried that too - it doesn't
work. I have a note in to Garmin to see if there is a configuration setting
that I missed or if there was a printing error.
If all else fails - throw money at it.....I can replace the installed altitude
encoder with one that has a 1200 baud serial port as well as the Gray code.
I'm starting to see why everyone is screaming about the cost vs benefit of ADS-B
in the first place.....
Ralph
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Subject: | NavWorx ADS600B integration to Garmin based panel -> the |
saga continues
I was originally going to use their TransMonSPE instead of hard wiring to my transponder.
It's a device that clips over the transponder cable and picks up the
altitude and code from the RF leakage. Since it looked like I could wire everything
I backed off that but have that as an option if I hit the same snags as
you. It's fairly cheap, <$80 I think.
Greg Young
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-rv-list-server@matronics.com [mailto:owner-rv-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of Ralph E. Capen
Sent: Monday, February 09, 2015 11:53 AM
Subject: RV-List: NavWorx ADS600B integration to Garmin based panel -> the saga
continues
Folks,
Here's another update since getting the details on implementing the "Extended"
mode from the NavWorx folks:
I was able to get the SL70 configured for the "Extended" mode per their instructions.
The extended mode data did not interfere with passing altitude data to
the MX20 as currently connected.
Their additional requirements are causing some interoperability issues.... The
ADS600B requires the "Extended" mode output from the SL70 at 9600 baud - which
the SL70 is capable of delivering. The 9600 baud setting is not compatible with
the MX20 - which only allows 1200 baud communications. I have a note in to
NavWorx to see if they are going to allow 1200 baud in the future...I'm not
the only one with this issue!
As a potential workaround, I looked at the documentation for my GNC420W. It indicates
that it is capable of transmitting the altitude data to the MX20 along
with the existing connection that provides lat/long. I tried that too - it doesn't
work. I have a note in to Garmin to see if there is a configuration setting
that I missed or if there was a printing error.
If all else fails - throw money at it.....I can replace the installed altitude
encoder with one that has a 1200 baud serial port as well as the Gray code.
I'm starting to see why everyone is screaming about the cost vs benefit of ADS-B
in the first place.....
Ralph
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Subject: | Re: NavWorx ADS600B integration to Garmin based panel -> the |
saga continues
An update from NavWorx - they support 1200 baud communications.
Should solve all of the issues I am experiencing!
-----Original Message-----
>From: "'Ralph E. Capen' recapen@earthlink.net [RV7A]" <RV7A@yahoogroups.com>
>Sent: Feb 9, 2015 12:52 PM
>To: rv-list <rv-list@matronics.com>, "avionics-list@matronics.com" <avionics-list@matronics.com>
>Cc: RV7 Yahoo list <RV7A@yahoogroups.com>, EXP-AVIONICS <ExperimentalAvionics@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: [RV Builders] NavWorx ADS600B integration to Garmin based panel -> the
saga continues
>
>Folks,
>
>Here's another update since getting the details on implementing the "Extended"
mode from the NavWorx folks:
>
>I was able to get the SL70 configured for the "Extended" mode per their instructions.
The extended mode data did not interfere with passing altitude data to
the MX20 as currently connected.
>
>Their additional requirements are causing some interoperability issues.... The
ADS600B requires the "Extended" mode output from the SL70 at 9600 baud - which
the SL70 is capable of delivering. The 9600 baud setting is not compatible
with the MX20 - which only allows 1200 baud communications. I have a note in
to NavWorx to see if they are going to allow 1200 baud in the future...I'm not
the only one with this issue!
>
>As a potential workaround, I looked at the documentation for my GNC420W. It indicates
that it is capable of transmitting the altitude data to the MX20 along
with the existing connection that provides lat/long. I tried that too - it
doesn't work. I have a note in to Garmin to see if there is a configuration setting
that I missed or if there was a printing error.
>
>If all else fails - throw money at it.....I can replace the installed altitude
encoder with one that has a 1200 baud serial port as well as the Gray code.
>
>I'm starting to see why everyone is screaming about the cost vs benefit of ADS-B
in the first place.....
>
>Ralph
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