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ADS-B IN OFFLINE means that SkyView isn't seeing the module at all. So that implies either a power or data wiring issue, or less commonly a problem with the module itself.

The pressure sensors on our products are solid state, so there aren't any physical sensor issues that you can exercise to improve. Typically, if IAS is actually misbehaving inside the unit, you'll see bigger issues at lower airspeeds, because the pressure differentials that translate to airspeed...

It's normal, and part of a self-calibration feature of that generation of EMS products.

What are you seeing on your network status page now?

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There isn't a way to install one, at least from our end.

Probably. First, disconnect both cables from the display, and do a network configuration. Are you still getting that error? If so, it may be the display. If not, it's probably the SkyView Network cable, or possibly one of the devices. That error is telling you that something is up with the wires...

Correct. It's optional. SkyView HDX - in particular - has on on-screen interface that very closely mirrors the look and feel of the actual control panel. With SkyView Touch and Classic there are button-based menus for all of the controls too, but the SV-AP-PANEL is more valuable there. If you're...

Currently, the only supported formats are s-video and composite via the video input adapter.

Have you happened to notice how it behaves if you load the whole airport to the COM (via either the APT>COMM button in the menu or by using the com panel APT button to select KRNT?

Interesting. I'm surprised we haven't noticed this behavior ourselves (many of us fly here at Dynon fly out of KPAE just to the north). Will put this on a list to look into.

Does it do it on all approaches, or a particular one (what's an example of one)? Are you positive you're not doing vectors to final?

It increments if, over the last 3 seconds, there hasn't been any "good data" seen. That can happen if either a device isn't there at all, or if it's speaking something other than what that serial port is expecting to hear ( ie any of wrong baud rate, device selection, protocol selection on the...

We don't have a ship date to announce yet, but it's the number one engineering priority here.

So first try a network configuration. If everything goes away, then it's likely a wiring issue with the SkyView Network connections. I'd probably start by looking at all of the D9 connections and see if similar pins have continuity throughout.

This next release is focused on improving the SV-ADSB-472 performance. It does not have additional device support.

You're 1090 out regardless of the position source.

To clarify - yes, the next software updates have a number of improvements to both SkyView-side software and the SV-ADSB-472 firmware, and this will make major improvements. That is coming out shortly. As we've previously mentioned, we're working on the hardware performance side of things with...

We don't have any update on any systemic causes - but you should definitely get in touch with our support team at 425-402-0433 or support at dynonavionics dot com.

Although there are two bands being received there, and the wavelengths are technically different, they're also really close. Our engineers tell me that it would be hard to measure the effect of using a 978 MHz tuned antenna vs a 1090 Mhz one. That said, if you're asking which one to buy, the 978...