Dynon Avionics SkyView Classic - Page 83

SkyView Display Installation and Configuration
SkyView System Installation Guide - Revision AA 4-23
3. Configure the serial port (under SETUP MENU > SYSTEM SETUP > SERIAL PORT SETUP)
according to the device’s documentation.
4. When serial port configuration is complete, perform a final check by doing the following:
a. Power down all displays except #1. Verify all serial port devices are working -
transponder, GPS, radios, etc.
b. Power down all displays except #2. Verify all serial port devices are working -
transponder, GPS, radios, etc.
c. Power down all displays except #3. Verify all serial port devices are working -
transponder, GPS, radios, etc.
A SkyView Display serial port can be configured to communicate with one device
on its TX and a different device on its RX, but when doing so, the TX and RX speeds
must be the same.
Table 12 contains serial port wire functions and wire harness colors.
Serial Port
Wire Function
SkyView Display Harness
Wire Colors
1
TX
Brown with Orange stripe
RX
Brown with Violet stripe
2
TX
Yellow with Orange stripe
RX
Yellow with Violet stripe
3
TX
Green with Orange stripe
RX
Green with Violet stripe
4
TX
Blue with Orange stripe
RX
Blue with Violet stripe
5
TX
Gray with Orange stripe
RX
Gray with Violet stripe
SV-GPS-
250/2020 Power
Solid Orange
SV-GPS-
250/2020
Ground
Solid Black
Table 12 – SkyView Serial Port Connections
Traffic Devices
SkyView has the ability to receive and display aircraft traffic data from:
 Dynon Avionics SV-XPNDR-261/262 (from TIS)
 Dynon Avionics SV-ADSB-470 (from ADS-B)
 Garmin GTX 330 / 330ES (from TIS)
 Other devices that output traffic data that emulates “Garmin TIS format” including
Garrecht / AIR Avionics TRX-1500 (set to TIS output), NavWorx ADS-B receiver, and
Zaon XRX (set to “Garmin” output). For such devices, configure the SkyView serial port