What to do if Dynon Avionics Display shows 'OAT SENSOR NOT DETECTED'?
If your Dynon Avionics Display shows 'OAT SENSOR NOT DETECTED', double-check the wiring between the EFIS-D10A and the EDC-D10A, and also verify the wiring of the OAT sensor.
What to do if Dynon Avionics Display shows 'REMOTE COMPASS NOT DETECTED'?
If the Dynon Avionics Display shows 'REMOTE COMPASS NOT DETECTED', ensure that you have an EDC-D10A installed and verify that the wiring to the EDC-D10A is correct.
What to do if Dynon Avionics Display shows 'POWER DOWN IN 30 SECS.'?
If your Dynon Avionics Display shows the alert 'POWER DOWN IN 30 SECS.', pressing any button will make the alert disappear, and the unit will stay on.
What to do if Dynon Avionics Display shows 'TIMER EXPIRED'?
If the Dynon Avionics Display shows 'TIMER EXPIRED', pressing the ACK button removes the alert and stops the timer’s flashing.
What to do if Dynon Avionics Display shows 'HOLD TO POWER DOWN'?
If the Dynon Avionics Display shows 'HOLD TO POWER DOWN', releasing the POWER button causes the alert to disappear.
What to do if Dynon Avionics Display shows 'INTERNAL BATTERY LOW'?
If your Dynon Avionics Display shows 'INTERNAL BATTERY LOW', it is advisable to turn the unit off by pressing and holding the leftmost button when no menus are displayed.
Details how to turn the EFIS-D10A on and off, and its low-power state.
Guides on adjusting the barometer setting to calibrate altitude indicators.
Explains how to set and display heading, airspeed, or altitude bugs on the tapes.
Covers uploading and accessing user-defined checklists and data panels.
Guides on changing system-wide displayed units and setting the clock.
Explains how to turn on or off various display items via the CLUTTR menu.
Lists supported data sources like Garmin SL-30, GNS-430/530, and GPS units.
Details how to display the HSI page using screen rotation hotkeys or the menu.
Explains data sources (GPS, NAV, EFIS) and color coding for displayed information.
Covers text displays, course indicator, CDI, to/from indicator, and glideslope.
Details text displays, course indicator, CDI, and bearing to waypoint indicators.
Explains menu options like NAVSRC, BUG, and COURSE for HSI settings.
Describes how alarm set points trigger alerts via the alarm bar and menu.
Explains how to display the page with the best view of an alarming measurement.
Details how to acknowledge alarms, including the effect on the display.
Describes how multiple alarms occurring in quick succession are handled.
General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 10-30 VDC |
| Mounting | Panel mount |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Certification | TSO'd |
| Primary Flight Display (PFD) Functions | Attitude, Altitude, Airspeed, Vertical Speed |
| Interfaces | RS-232, GPS, Autopilot |
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