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The sensors are not set up through the network. You need to go to the EMS section and SENSOR INPUT MAPPING. Here is where you will find each pin of the EMS 220, the sensor used and the function label shown on your display. Changing to the new 103757-000 will require you to change the sensor on...

There is no 180 degree turn button in Expert Mode.

Another option is to have the cursor on the end point of the first leg you would like to fly and use the "Activate Leg" from the same flight plan menu. That way both end points remain anchored and it can be done on the ground immediately after reversing the flight plan.

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Garmin is extremely selective about allowing an outside source to send route data into their certified IFR navigators. My GNS 480 will not allow it at all. I think your GTN 625 does allow it but only from a couple select sources. Garmin tech support should be able to shed light onto this for you.

It is likely you just inadvertently turned it off. Go into the PFD menu then look for BRG 1 and BRG 2 buttons. These cycle the inputs among your sources for what each bearing pointer displays. On mine, the choices are VOR/LOC, GNS 480, and Skyview. The trick here is that if I go one further the...

Dynon Support says you will get the VNAV glideslope when you are 5 minutes from the top of decent profile with the current firmware. On the previous firmware version it was shown most of the time which is the way I prefer it.

Dynon does the same apply to ADAHRS? My vertical speed jumps when the mike is used. Engine instruments are stable.

You can use several different programs to create a flight plan which will load directly into the Skyview. They are just text files. The key is the program needs to save the flight plan you created in .GPX format. If you create and save a flight plan in .GPX format on a USB stick all you need do...

Jake, It may have to do with the Australian location. Tech support will know. They told me I would always see the "ADSB NO RADAR" message because the ADSB 472 could not filter out my ownship return since I do not use the Dynon transponder for ADSB out. The installation manual makes it seem the...

I answered it on the Vans forum. According to Dynon tech support you will see this if you do not use the Dynon transponder for ADSB out. It does not affect the display of weather (including radar) on your map display. My plane does this as well.

Go to Map>Layers. You can turn off the ADSB information overlay here.

The 327 will take altitude over serial. This is a receive only function for the Skyview. Nothing is sent back to the Dynon. The settings are in the installation manual. The Dynon will not control a 327 (this would take a different TX/RX serial channel). It will report the code of the 327 if a...

This configuration is in the installation manual. Check there for exact settings. From memory any Skyview serial port out set to Icarus. This goes to an available serial (RS 232) port in on the GTX 327. Set baud rate on the Dynon to the same as is on the 327. Even 1200 will work fine but they do...

That update limiting data transfer in Garmin certified navigators does apply. Garmin does not want uncertified devices sending information in to their certified navigators. If your 650 is run through the ARINC adapter into the Skyview, any changes made on the 650 will flow to the Skyview which...

Dynon will send it to you if you email them through Support. I have attached it to this post. Mine is set for 1900 RPM as mentioned but it is just a text file so you can make it a different value if you choose by editing the file in any text editor. I put the value on the file name as a reminder.

I have a feature request in to do exactly what you are asking. I consider it a safety addition as well. I started a new thread describing it "Feature request: Copy flight plan". Take a look and if you think it meets your needs let Dynon know in the thread. If others read it and agree, we could...

I have a certified WAAS IFR navigation receiver used with my Skyview system. The flight plan loaded in that unit flows over ARINC and is shown as a tab on the Skyview flight plans page. Like most modern navigation units it can load routes utilizing T routes, Jet airways, Victor routes, SIDs...

If your GNC 355 is connected through the ARINC interface you will have two tabs shown in the Flight Plan. The flight plans are independent of each other and the Skyview will fly either one. You direct which one is flown by choosing it with HSI Source on the PFD. The box to the right of the HSI...

You may want to consider adding the Canopy.dfg file to your system for that switch. I did that for mine. That allows you to have the canopy open a bit for taxi in the summer. The warning indication on the Skyview will show open (red in my case) but no warning audio will sound. If my RPM exceeds...