XGPS190
XGPS190
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Controls and Indicators
Please refer to the diagram above to locate the
controls and indicators on the XGPS190.
LED brightness control.
Use this switch to ad-
just the brightness of the LEDs on the front of the
device.
USB connector.
The USB connection is used to
recharge the XGPS190.
Power switch
. Slide the power switch from “OFF”
to the “ADS-B” position to receive both GPS and
ADS-B signals. If you only need GPS information,
slide the switch to the middle position, “GPS”.
Battery/Charging status light
. This light will flash
red when the battery level is low and the device
requires recharging. (See
Charging
on page 15.)
During charging, the light will glow solid red and it
is not being reported by the ADS-B system
.
NOTE: The XGPS190 is not an ADS-B Out trans-
mitter.
Additionally, not all electronic flight bag (EFB)
apps currently display traffic information even if it
is available from an ADS-B source and received
by the XGPS190. Please refer to the documenta-
tion for your EFB app to determine whether or not
traffic information is displayed.
Lastly,
please be aware that the signal from an
ADS-B ground transmitter usually cannot be
picked up on the ground
. In some areas, you may
need to be above 2000 feet AGL in order to reliably
receive broadcasts from an ADS-B ground trans-
mitter. Terrain and proximity to the nearest ground
transmitter will affect your reception.
USB connector
Power switch
LED brightness control
Battery/Charging status
GPS status
Bluetooth status
ADS-B status
GPS antenna
ADS-B antenna
