AeroNav 900/880 Series Pilot’s Guide
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Rev 1 May 2019 General 7-77
CONFIGURING WIRED ETHERNET
The AeroNav has the capability to communicate over a wired
ethernet connection. While that capability is described here, it is
neither authorized for general use nor is it covered by an
STC.
CONFIGURING AS A NETWORK SERVER
The AeroNav can act as a server on a wired network, performing
DHCP functions allowing client nodes to connect to it. To
configure the AeroNav as a server on a wired network, only flight
mode operations are required.
Restart the AeroNav in fight mode, select the Aux page SETUP
tab, and then select the "User Options" LSK. Using the right
outer knob, scroll down to the "Networking" option. Then use the
right inner knob to select "Local Wired".
CONFIGURING AS A NETWORK CLIENT
The AeroNav can connect to an existing network using DHCP. To
configure the AeroNav in this manner, only flight mode operations
are required.
Restart the AeroNav in fight mode, select the Aux page SETUP
tab, and then select the "User Options" LSK. Using the right
outer knob, scroll down to the "Networking" option. Then use the
right inner knob to select "Remote Wired".
CONFIGURING AS A CLIENT WITH A STATIC IP
To configure the AeroNav with a static IP address on a wired
network, start the AeroNav in maintenance mode. Select the
"Config" tab by either using the AUX button or by touching the
tab. Then, rotate the right outer knob until the Network
Configuration page is displayed. Press the right knob button to
enable a cursor, then use the right outer knob to move to the first
octet. Rotate the right inner knob to select the desired number.
Repeat the outer knob/inner knob process until the correct IP
address is shown. Exit maintenance mode using the "Done" LSK
on the Update tab.
Restart the AeroNav in fight mode, select the Aux page SETUP
tab, and then select the "User Options" LSK. Using the right
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