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SV-EMS-220/221 Installation and Configuration
SkyView System Installation Guide - Revision R 7-37
Pin
Wire Color
Function
34
Blue
Low Voltage RPM Input Left (< 12 volts)
35
Green
Low Voltage RPM Input Right (< 12 volts)
Table 34–SV-EMS-220/221 RPM Inputs
See the relevant subsections below for your particular method. You may connect different
types of signals to the two different RPM inputs (e.g., p-lead to Standard RPM Left and a 12 volt
transducer to Standard RPM Right).
SkyView will display RPM from either the RPM Input Left or the RPM Input Right, whichever is
noticed by the SV-EMS-220 first. If the first RPM signal is lost (such as when one ignition source
fails, or during a routine mag check), then SkyView will display RPM from the remaining RPM
signal. If your engine only provides one RPM signal, connect it to one of the two RPM Input Left
pins.
Pin 32 and 34 are both LEFT RPM input. Use one, or the other, but not both.
Pin 33 and 35 are both RIGHT RPM input. Use one, or the other, but not both.
Tachometer transducer
If you have a dedicated tachometer transducer (usually with a 12 volt output), you may simply
connect its output to the Standard RPM Left input on the SV-EMS-220/221. Ensure that you
follow all recommendations given in the manual for your individual tachometer transducer.
P-lead pickoff (Lycoming and Continental)
If you do not have a dedicated tachometer
pickoff, you must follow the instructions
below.
Use the two included 30 kΩ resistors (color
bands: orange, black, brown, red, brown;
connect in either direction) to attach left
and right P-leads to the standard RPM Left
and RPM Right inputs on the SV-EMS-
220/221. Connect them as shown in Figure
31. It is important to connect each resistor as
close as possible to the spot where you tap
into the P-lead. This minimizes the length of cable carrying high voltage spikes. Six-cylinder
Lycoming engines sometimes need more inline resistance to prevent false readings by the SV-
EMS-220/221. If you supply your own resistors, they need not be exactly 30 kΩ. Additionally,
both 1/4W and 1/2W resistors are acceptable to use.
Figure 31–Magneto Pick Off
- SkyView 1
- Contact Information 3
- Copyright 3
- Limited Warranty 3
- Revision History 4
- Calibration Section 5
- Table of Contents 13
- Table of Contents 15
- 1. Introduction 19
- Warning 19
- About this Guide 20
- Getting Started 20
- 2. System Planning 23
- Power Consumption 24
- Includes SV52, SV52C, SV52L 25
- Temperature Specifications 26
- Location Requirements 28
- SV-EMS-220/221 31
- SV-GPS-250 31
- SV-XPNDR-261/262 32
- SV-BAT-320 32
- SV-ARINC-429 33
- SV-ADSB-470 33
- Mounting Requirements 34
- SkyView System Construction 34
- SkyView Network Hub 35
- Test SkyView Network Cable 36
- Ethernet Connection 36
- Example SkyView Systems 38
- HSI Requirements 41
- Screen Synchronization 43
- Display Bezel Layout 44
- Operation Basics 45
- SkyView Touch 47
- Menu Navigation 47
- How to Reboot the Display 49
- How to Enter the Setup Menus 49
- Screens and Menus 50
- Message Notification Area 51
- In Flight Setup Menu 51
- Setup Menu 51
- System Software Menu 52
- System Setup Menu 52
- LOCAL DISPLAY SETUP Menu 53
- PFD SETUP Menu 54
- EMS Setup Menu 55
- MAP Setup Menu 55
- Autopilot Setup Menu 55
- Transponder Setup Menu 56
- Hardware Calibration Menu 56
- How to Update Firmware 57
- How to Load and Delete Files 59
- Figure 19–SV-D700 Dimensions 65
- SkyView Network Connectors 68
- Network Setup and Status 68
- Internal Time Keeping 71
- Serial Devices 71
- Table 10–Icarus Format 76
- USB Usage and Accessibility 82
- Display Setup 84
- Serial Port Configuration 85
- Brightness Setup 87
- Top Bar Setup 88
- Aircraft Information 88
- Screen Layout Setup 89
- Touch Setup 90
- Pneumatic Ports 94
- Magnetic Heading Calibration 94
- Probe Location 95
- PFD-Related Settings 97
- Airspeed Limitations 98
- Vertical Speed Scale 99
- G Meter 99
- Synthetic Vision License 99
- Other ADAHRS Calibrations 100
- License Information 103
- Databases 104
- Terrain Data 105
- Aviation/Obstacle Databases 106
- Charts and Airport Diagrams 107
- Removing Databases 108
- Base map and Cultural Data 108
- Loading Databases 108
- Physical Installation 111
- SkyView Network Connection 112
- Table 12–EMS Wire Harnesses 113
- P/N 456180: 20mA 119
- 456180) 132
- P/N 456180 only) 132
- Tools and Equipment Required 141
- Voltmeter Inputs 142
- Tachometer 144
- Figure 31–Magneto Pick Off 145
- Manifold Pressure Sensor 147
- Oil Pressure Sensor 148
- Oil Temperature Sensor 150
- Fuel Pressure Sensor 151
- 1/8-27 NPT 152
- 0-30 PSI 152
- 0-80 PSI 152
- Fuel Flow Sensor 154
- Fuel Level Sensor 156
- Ammeter Shunt 158
- Rotax CHT Sensors 161
- Coolant Pressure Sensor 163
- Coolant Temperature Sensor 164
- Contacts 165
- General Purpose Thermocouple 166
- External EMS Warning Light 167
- Engine Information 167
- Rotax 912 Behavior 168
- EMS Sensor Definitions 169
- EMS Sensor Input Mapping 169
- Table 39–Example Sensor Map 170
- EMS Sensor Settings 171
- Example Voltmeter Setup 175
- Example Contact Sensor Setup 176
- Example RPM Setup 177
- Figure 49–Anatomy of a 178
- Widget: Oil 178
- Temperature 178
- EMS Screen Layout Editor 179
- EMS Sensor Calibration 181
- Serial Connection 185
- Configuration 187
- 9. SV-BAT-320 Installation 189
- Electrical Connection 191
- Battery Charging 191
- Battery Status Icon 191
- Test Procedure 193
- Dynon Autopilot Servo Models 196
- Additional Resources 196
- Push-Pull Servo Dimensions 199
- Figure 60 - Shear Screw 201
- Kit Contents 206
- Servo Calibration Procedure 210
- Servo Test Procedure 211
- Autopilot Setup Options 211
- Roll Axis Configuration 212
- Pitch Axis Configuration 213
- Disengage Button Options 216
- Installation Instructions 221
- Electrical Connections 222
- Power/Ground Input 226
- Pin 1/2 and 12/13 Loopbacks 227
- Serial RX/TX 227
- Antenna Installation 229
- Antenna Ground Plane 230
- Antenna Cable 230
- Antenna TNC Connector 232
- Serial Port Setup 232
- Transponder Settings 233
- Altitude Encoder Calibration 236
- Post Installation Checks 237
- Transponder Software Updates 237
- ARINC-429 Device Connection 242
- SV-ARINC-429 Pinout 243
- ARINC Device Connections 245
- Serial Port Connection 254
- VP-X Settings 255
- Figure 87 - VP-X Example 257
- Electrical Installation 261
- Antenna BNC Connector 265
- Failure Warning 270
- Tools and Materials Required 270
- AOA/Pitot Probe Mounting 276
- AOA/Pitot Probe Dimensions 277
- Plumbing 278
- Pressure Check 278
- Calibration 279
- Tools and Equipment 280
- Transponder Wiring 280
- Installation 285
- Setup Configuration 285
- Checkout and Operation 285
- SV-COM-PANEL Dimensions 288
- Optional Flip / Flop Button 301
- Certification Considerations 308
- SV-AP-PANEL Installation 333
- Network Setup 334
- Taking a Screenshot 341
- Operational Status 344
- Display Serial Number 345
- Display Firmware Version 345
- Display Input Voltage 345
- Annual Backup Battery Test 347
- Troubleshooting 348
- Compass Calibration Fails 349
- Display does not Turn On 349
- SkyView Equipment Weights 351
- SV-XPNDR-261 Specifications 354
- SV-XPNDR-262 Specifications 355
- Wire Gauge 359
- Grounding 359
- Wire Insulation 360
- Wire Size 360
- Twisted Pairs 360
- SV-BAT-320 Connection 362
- OAT Connection 362
- Servo Harness Pin-Out 364
- SkyView D37 Harness Pin-Out 365
- SkyView D37 Block Diagram 366
- SV-EMS-220/221 Pin-Out 368
- 456180 only) sensor power 370
- SV-ARINC-429 Pin-Out 372
- SV-ADSB-470 Pin-out 373
- SV-XPNDR-261/262 Pin-Out 373
- ADS-B Parameters Supported 376
- FAA 91.227 Compliance 377
- AMC 20-24 Compliance 378
- DYNON EMS Serial Data Format 389
- GP Inputs 392
- NMEA OUT Serial Data Formats 394
- NMEA OUT ( FULL) 395
- User Data Log 397
- Recent Flight Data Log 398
- Alert Data Log 398
- Exporting Data Logs 399
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