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Selected Device Type:

 

Choose the device  

FYXNav will be connected to.  

Control:

  

This setting controls device transmit 

functions.  The selections available will 

depend on the device type selected. 
Transceiver selections include:

TX enabled

:

  Transmit ADS-B message 

at one second intervals, receive is also 

enabled.

Receive:

  Receive only, transmit disabled.

Standby:

 

 ADS-B in/out disabled.

ICAO:

 

Enter your ICAO Number in 

hexadecimal format.  If your identifier is in 

octal (eight digits) format you must convert it 

prior to entry.

Call Sign: 

 

Enter the tail number of the 

aircraft.  (A-Z 0-9)

Emitter:

  

This should be set to your aircraft 

type.  UAV is the selection for unmanned 

vehicles.

V

S0

   

Enter airspeed in knots that the aircraft 

typically flies at after takeoff.  Default value (1)

Aircraft Length:

  

Select the length value in 

meters that matches your aircraft.  

Aircraft Width: 

 

Select the width value in 

meters that matches your aircraft.  

GPS Antenna Offsets: 

 

Choose the lateral 

and longitudinal offset in meters from GPS to 

the nose of your aircraft.

Configure 2020/1090

Ping2020/Ping1090

 launch the 

uAvionix Ping

 application and complete 

the fields as required for your device/aircraft.  

Summary of Contents for FYXNav-B

Page 1: ...Logo font Helvetica Neue LT Std 75 Bold uAvionix Brand Logo Specs REV D 20160329 PANTONE P 48 16 C OR EQUIVALENT PANTONE P 179 11 C OR EQUIVALENT uAvionix FYXNav B GNSS with Baro QUICK START GUIDE nav B ...

Page 2: ...vides a high integrity position source FYXNav can be programmed with a static ICAO and call sign using the Ping App Quick Start Guide 1 Install 2 Connect 3 Join 4 Configure ping2020 ping1090 5 Configure ping200S 20S 6 Commit ...

Page 3: ...1 Install Install the uAvionix Ping App from either the Apple App Store or Google Play Search for uAvionix Ping installer or use the QR codes below ...

Page 4: ... XXXX where XXXX is a random string i e Ping 6AFB The WPA passphrase is uavionix ping2020 ping1090 proceed to step 3 ping200S 20S proceed to step 4 Connect the pingUSB to FYXnav using the provided JST ZHR 5 cable Connect pingUSB to a power source using a Micro USB cable ...

Page 5: ...ou must convert it prior to entry Call Sign Enter the tail number of the aircraft A Z 0 9 Emitter This should be set to your aircraft type UAV is the selection for unmanned vehicles VS0 Enter airspeed in knots that the aircraft typically flies at after takeoff Default value 1 Aircraft Length Select the length value in meters that matches your aircraft Aircraft Width Select the width value in meter...

Page 6: ... your aircraft type UAV is the selection for unmanned vehicles VFR Code Enter the default VFR code for your country The United States code is 1200 Maximum aircraft speed Select your aircraft maximum speed ADS B In Capability Select aircraft ADS B receive capability If you do not have a separate ADS B receiver this should be set to None Aircraft Length Width Select the length width value in meters ...

Page 7: ...Tap Monitor Verify all fields are correct for your aircraft The monitor fields will only populate when FYXNav has a GPS fix A GPS fix is indicated by a flashing red LED A fix is not necessary for programming but is required to monitor the current configuration Disconnect power from pingUSB Disconnect FYXnav from pingUSB ...

Page 8: ...ace The Ping logo on the top of the FYXnav should have an unobstructed view of the sky Mount FYXNav using the provided double sided adhesive Remove both top and bottom backing from provided double sided tape Adhere double sided tape to the underside of FYXnav in the correct orientation so the barometer and 5 pin connector are not blocked by the adhesive ...

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