Installation Guide Manual
 EFIS-D10 Installation Manual   
EFIS-D10 Installation Guide  Doc Num: 100006-000  Rev. C 
9/11/2003 Page 11 of 24 
RS232 PC Communication Cable Wiring 
In order to connect to your EFIS-D10 to your PC, as 
required for calibration and checklist entry, you must 
have the RS232 PC communication harness wired to 
a convenient location. From this location, you can 
allow for a longer extension serial cable to reach the 
distance to a PC for calibration and configuration 
purposes. The following table outlines the three 
connections that must be made to allow 
communications between the EFIS-D10 and a PC. 
The diagram at right shows you the pinout of the 
female D-9 connector which will connect to the 
standard serial port on a PC. Please refer to the following section on recommended wiring 
practices for further information. 
Pin # on EFIS-D10 
female DB-25 
Pin # on RS232 female 
D-9 
Pin function 
9 5  Signal ground 
10  2  EFIS-D10 transmit / PC receive 
22  3  EFIS-D10 receive / PC transmit 
EDC-D10 Communication Cable Wiring (Optional) 
Like the RS232 PC Communication cable, the cable for communication with the EDC-D10 
remote mount compass requires a cable that terminates in a standard female D-9 connector as 
pictured above. The following table outlines the four connections that must be made to ensure 
proper communication between the EFIS-D10 and the EDC-D10 remote mount compass. 
Pin # on EFIS-D10 
female DB-25 
Pin # on EDC-D10 
female D-9 
Pin function 
11  3  EFIS-D10 transmit / EDC-D10 receive 
12  6  Switched Power (16.8 Volts) 
23  4  EFIS-D10 receive / EDC-D10 transmit 
24 1  Signal Ground 
Correct wiring installation can be easily verified once completed. Power on the EFIS-D10 with 
the EDC-D10 connected to it. Observe the displayed heading and then hold one of the earpieces 
of a headset near the front of the EFIS-D10. If the EDC-D10 is correctly wired, you should see 
no change in the displayed heading when the headset earpiece is near the EFIS-D10. If you see a 
substantial change in heading, there is a communication problem between the EFIS-D10 and the 
EDC-D10. 










