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SL70 Transponder with serial encoding from Rocky Mountain En

 
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 3:15 am    Post subject: SL70 Transponder with serial encoding from Rocky Mountain En Reply with quote

Hi to al!

I'm doing a bench shakedown on my Panel prior to fit in Aircraft.
Results not too bad but SL70 Transponder encoding from Rocky Mountain
Encoder not functioning.

With the SL70 it's possible to view altitude as live function so I should
have that facility at testing and operation on the bench.

I've set both at serial and 1200 baud, checked all the serial connections
(2!) so I guess I have a configuration problem.

Any input from this worldwide council of experts greatly appreciated.

Regards

Gerry

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PostPosted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:27 am    Post subject: SL70 Transponder with serial encoding from Rocky Mountain En Reply with quote

The SL70 is designed to accept both Serial and grey code inputs and provide
serial output. I have the install manual at the hangar - but I think I have
a pdf copy too... it provides wiring and settings.

I have mine set up for grey in from my NARCO encoder and serial out to my
GX60.

I'll agree that it's a config issue - my first step would be baud rates -
1200 seems low......

I'll send what I find,
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 5:54 am    Post subject: SL70 Transponder with serial encoding from Rocky Mountain En Reply with quote

Ralph Hi!

Thanks for the response.

Quote:
The SL70 is designed to accept both Serial and grey code inputs and provide
serial output. I have the install manual at the hangar - but I think I have
a pdf copy too... it provides wiring and settings.

You are right. Just dont think the Micro Encoder supplies Transponder data
other than parallel. It does supply serial data to most GPS. I may well be
wrong. The Altitude data string is available in all of the predefined
protocols. I'm just wiring it up now using the grey output. It's snowy and
wet here so it's working out!

Quote:
I'll agree that it's a config issue - my first step would be baud rates -
1200 seems low......

I'll send what I find.

Many thanks. Dont waste any build or flying time!

Regards

Gerry


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