FREE ENGLISH LX FLARM EAGLE MOBILE (01) PDF USER GUIDE

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FREE ENGLISH LX FLARM EAGLE MOBILE (01) PDF REFERENCE MANUAL

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LX FLARM EAGLE MOBILE (01) PDF SUMMARY:

How do you power the device on and off?

To power on the device, press the PWR/MODE button. Once the unit gets a GPS signal, it will be operable. To power off the device, press and hold the PWR/MODE button until the lights go off.


How can you adjust display parameters?

By using the PWR/MODE button, you can adjust some display parameters like baud rate and hierarchy. To do this, power off the unit, then press and hold the PWR/MODE button to power it on, continuing to hold it for four seconds. The display parameter indication will change after each press on the mode selector for approximately 2 seconds. To change the selected parameter, press PWR/MODE briefly, and the status will be indicated by the circular LEDs.


What are the default settings for the LX FLARM Eagle mobile?

The default settings are:

  • Flight recorder log time is set to 4 seconds.
  • Communication baud rate is set to 19200 bps.
  • Output data is set to “navigation & FLARM”.
  • Horizontal detection range is set to 25500 meters.

How do you install the device?

Find the ideal spot in your cockpit to install the device and connect the FLARM RF antenna according to FTD-041. You also need to configure the unit before the first use.


How can the LX FLARM Eagle mobile be configured?

The LX FLARM Eagle mobile can be configured using a config file stored on a USB flash drive. This file is created using the 1FLARM Tools program.


How do you create a config file?

To create a config file, open the latest version of the 1FLARM Tools program. In the top navigation bar, go to Tools/Create Config File. You will then be presented with Flight Recording and Advanced subpages where you can input appropriate settings. Once complete, click Save to generate the config file. Save the file to the root of a USB flash drive.


How do you configure the device using the USB flash drive?

After saving the config file to the root of a USB flash drive, insert the drive into the LX FLARM Eagle mobile and turn the device on. The configuration will start automatically. Wait 5 minutes and then restart the device.


How do you download flight logs?

The most convenient way to download flight logs is via a USB flash drive, as it is an automatic procedure. FLARM will store all finished flights from internal memory to the USB flash drive (if it is inserted). Stored flights can be viewed on a PC in .igc format.


How do you update the LX FLARM Eagle mobile?

To update the device, download the latest firmware version from the provided link, copy it to the root of a USB flash drive, insert the USB into the device, and power it on. Wait 5 minutes and then restart it. The LX FLARM Eagle mobile will be updated.


How do you connect an external display?

Connect any FLARM compatible display to your LX FLARM Eagle mobile with a Micro USB to RJ 12 cable to transfer the necessary power and data.


What are some recommended accessories for the LX FLARM Eagle mobile?

The PDF recommends using LX navigation FLARM accessories such as the LX Traffic monitor, LX FLARM Colour display, and LX FLARM LED display.


What should I do if the device is not working correctly?

Make sure that the LX FLARM Eagle mobile is updated at least once per year, as some settings in FLARM Firmware will not work correctly or will be limited if you do not use the latest FLARM Firmware version.


What is the annual FLARM update scheme?

Every FLARM device needs to be updated to the latest firmware version at least once per year (rolling 365 days). This needs to be part of the Aircraft Maintenance Program (AMP), and an entry should be made in the AMP during installation. If you have a FLARM installation not previously monitored by the AMP, an entry should be made as soon as possible.


What does the warranty cover and not cover?

The warranty covers working parts that affect the function of the device for two (2) years after the original date of purchase, against defects due to faulty workmanship or materials arising from normal use of the device. It does not cover cosmetic deterioration caused by fair wear and tear, or damage caused by accident, misuse, or neglect. Any attempt to open or take apart the device will void the warranty.


What is the default baudrate of LX Flarm Eagle mobile?

The default baudrate of LX Flarm Eagle mobile is set to 19200 bps.


What is the procedure for setting the baudrate?

The procedure for setting the baudrate is to power off the unit, press the PWR/MODE button and hold to power on, and continue holding for 4 seconds. The display parameter indication will change (see table below) after each press on the mode selector for approximately 2 seconds. To change the selected parameter, press PWR/MODE briefly, and the status will indicate circular LEDs.


What is the table for setting baudrate?

Parameter Twin conf. Baudrate
LED 18° PIC 4800 bps
LED 54° PAX 9600 bps
LED 90° 19200 bps
LED 126°
LED 162° 38400 bps
LED 198° 57600 bps

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This Post Has 2 Comments

  1. Derek Shipley

    Hi, when not using the Flarm Eagle mobile for a while is it best to have battery charged, partially charged or discharged, thanks

    1. Anonymous

      The PDF doesn’t offer specific guidance on the ideal battery charge level for storing the LX FLARM Eagle Mobile when not in use.

      Refer to general lithium-ion battery care guidelines: While not specific to the LX FLARM Eagle Mobile, general guidelines for lithium-ion batteries often suggest storing them at a partial charge level (around 40-80%) in a cool, dry place.

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