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Yep, it will continue to work.

So I'm not sure if you're making a statement about the NAV working or not. But as far as the GPS goes, if you've changed the NMEA settings, make sure that under the advanced NMEA page, the data rate is set to "normal", not "high". Note that this is NOT the baud rate setting.

On SkyView, the filtering is actually tunable, and we document how to adjust it on our wiki page about sensor definitions. Unfortunately, the D180 isn't as flexible, and the sample rate is high enough to show fluctuations, but not high enough to always effectively filter (depends on the sensor...

It's a Dynon-only repair.

So for the VNAV function to activate, it needs to be armed. So if you're not seeing it on the AP top bar status area after the arrow (ie ALT XXXX>VNAV, it's not armed). The other is that you need to approach that glidepath from below for the AP to sequence. On the roll axis, similarly, NAV needs...

Generally, mic inputs aren't ideal for taking in non-mics. They require a MUCH smaller signal than the level that SkyView and other devices provide. Another thought is that the Dynon Intercom has a dedicated non-muting input for SkyView. So that's another option.

So I think at this point I'll need to refer you to our actual technical support team at support at dynonavionics dot com. We try to be helpful on the forum, but once things get deeply technical and individualized, we like to have you work with our support team directly to work through individual...

Another thought is to hook the serial output up to a computer with a serial terminal program and see what you're getting out of the device.

Also, if you're experiencing any slips while under autopilot control, that's going to lead to a lack of performance. So make sure that's not the case first.

Heading mode is very sensitive to heading performance. You look to have done all of the right things with your magnetic heading calibration, but just the same, if there's an issue with heading, heading mode will have trouble flying the airplane. Some people find that using GPS ground track mode...

"TEMPERATURE OUT OF SPEC" means the unit itself is above its spec'd temperature range. That can happen when the unit is heat soaked, but is usually curable with some additional ventilation behind the panel. The wind arrow depends on GPS position (you should have it has a GPS-251 connected per...

This isn't currently possible outside of the Rotax-specific behavior. The Rotax-specific behavior is detailed in our manuals, though.

Yes. There is a setting that you'll need to change manually: ff_policy=single. You'll need to add this line to a file ending in .dfg, and then load it into SkyView. In this mode, you can use SkyView's two flow inputs to have independent flow gauges (instead of the normal subtraction scheme for...

It's not possible today, but we're doing some work that may support this soon. No promises at this point.

We don't have any reports of this behavior, but the first place to look would be to ensure that the master power line isn't somehow experiencing some residual voltage when the master/avionics power is off. Beyond that, give our team a call at 425-402-0433 or an email to support at dynonavionics...

While there are some other dongles out there that might happen to work, we only support the ones we actually sell. There are subtle but real differences in the chipsets that are inside of the random ones you can find on Amazon and similar, even from production run to production run of the same...

We've heard rare reports of this - a small handful in thousands of installs. Are you saying that you aren't even able to connect to the SkyView Wi-Fi access point? One thought - try constraining your system down to one display by powering the other down. You'll then need to do a network...

That sounds like either an intermittent connection, as you guess, or possibly an internal wiring problem. Give our support team a call at 425-402-0433 or an email at support at dynonavionics dot com so that we can offer some help here.

So a few thoughts here. Other than the reports here, we don't hear of errant alerts of this variety. So I don't think we have a systemic software bug here. All of that said, after talking to our engineering team, I'd suggest upping the data recording rate to 16hz to see if you can catch anything...

Typing in frequencies is only supported on SkyView HDX. To do it, touch the COM radio bar in the upper right part of the screen and you'll get a resulting popup with a numerical keypad (among other controls)