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Zaon XRX
XRX detects up to three threat aircraft from within your cockpit using a cutting-edge, proprietary, self-contained antenna
design. With direction, locating and identifying traffic is simple and easy, and traffic information is displayed on the EFIS
Map page. XRX delivers the three "dimensions" of traffic information that pinpoints where traffic is located: direction,
range and relative altitude. Traffic accuracy is 0.2 NM on average for range, ±200 ft for altitude (defined by TSO
standards set for transponder encoders), and ±22° for direction. For detailed Zaon information and capabilities:
www.zaon.aero
Zaon EFIS Setup
After connecting the Zaon XRX to EFIS serial port #2 you will need to configure the serial port in the EFIS for
ICARUS/TRFC. You will also need to configure the Zaon output to Garmin Traffic mode.
Garmin GTX-330
The IFR-certified GTX 330 offers a Traffic Information
Services (TIS) interface, giving you greater traffic
awareness in some of the United States's busiest
airports. TIS traffic from the GTX330 is displayed on the
map, including location, direction, altitude and
climb/descent information for nearby aircraft.
GTX-330 EFIS Setup (hold FUNC + ON keys)
After connecting the GTX 330 Serial port #1 to EFIS serial port #2 you will need to configure the serial port #2 for
ICARUS/TRFC
EFIS Main Harness
GTX-330 EFIS Configuration GTX330 Configuration
13 22 ICARUS/TRFC ICARUS ALT
25 23 ICARUS/TRFC REMOTE + TIS
ADS-B Traffic
ADS-B is only compatible with s-CPU units.
The NavWorx ADS600 series ADS-B equipment can be directly
interfaced to your EFIS. The ADS600 UAT receiver displays ADS-B
information including TIS-B traffic and FIS-B weather. The ADS600-B
UAT Transceiver displays the same information but also transmits your
position to the ADS-B system. ADS-B is a free service provided by the
FAA that transmits weather and traffic information to aircraft with
compatible receivers. With a transceiver, aircraft can participate in the
system by transmitting their position to the ADS-B system for the benefit
of other aircraft and ATC.
ADS600 (-B) Setup
Connect the NAVWORX device to your EFIS in accordance with the
NavWorx installation manual. The ADS600-B Display Port can connect to
any available AFS serial port. The ADS600-B Altitude Encoder Port
should connect to AFS serial port #2. It is important to have the
NavWorx maintenance port connected to a DB9 connector. This will allow
for future software updates and to setup/configure the ADS-B box.
Configure Serial Port #3 for ADSB57K and Serial Port #2 for TFC/ICARUS
EFIS Main Harness ADS600(-B) P1 EFIS Configuration
13 Serial #2 TX 7 ICARUS/TRFC
5 Serial #3 RX 5 ADS-B
4 Serial #3 TX 24 ADS-B
21 Serial #3 GND 23 ADS-B
Use the NavWorx manual to connect to its maintenance port. The following three commands must be entered into the
NavWorx box: 1. SET PROTOCOL TA, 2. MAP TA RS232, 3. SET BAUD 57600.
To prevent seeing yourself called out as traffic (ghosting), connect one of the Serial outputs of the GTX-330
configured as REMOTE + TIS to Pin 33 of the ADS600-B box. Send the following command to the ADS600-B.
TXCP GTX330 or TXCP GTX327.