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General| Manufacturer | FLARM Technology Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Technology | FLARM |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +55°C |
| Range | Up to 10 km |
| GPS Accuracy | 2.5 m |
| Interface | RS232, USB |
| Function | Collision avoidance |
| Certification | ETSI EN 301 489 |
Guidance on safe and compliant installation of PowerFLARM in aircraft.
Details about the unit's housing, mounting options, and environmental considerations.
Information about the unit's various ports, connectors, and connection types.
Details on audio output and installation of communications and ADS-B antennas.
Details on the unit's GPS system, including limitations and antenna operation.
Information on FLARM protocol, frequency bands, and ADS-B/Transponder reception.
Details on audio output, microSD card reader, and card insertion/removal.
Requirements for connecting PowerFLARM to the aircraft's electrical system.
Information on using internal or external rechargeable batteries with the unit.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries and details on internal charging.
Dimensions, operation controls, audio, memory, fixtures, and display specifications.
Technical data for communication interfaces, FLARM, ADS-B, and GPS systems.
Specifications for power supply, batteries, and charging capabilities.
General guidance and responsibilities for operating the PowerFLARM unit.
Information on which other aircraft systems PowerFLARM is compatible with.
Factors affecting the radio range and reception quality of the unit.
How the unit determines its position using GPS and factors affecting accuracy.
Explanation of how the unit calculates predicted flight paths and potential inaccuracies.
Information on data usage, operational limitations, and certification status.
Instructions for powering on the PowerFLARM unit and initial display information.
How the unit displays faults and how to operate it using the turn-button.
Explanation of the radar-like display and symbols for aircraft detection.
Interpretation of different symbols representing aircraft and their relative positions.
How PowerFLARM issues warnings for dangerous situations and threat levels.
Details on how warnings are presented visually and acoustically based on threat urgency.
How FLARM determines the most immediate threat and provides warning information.
How to navigate and select items within the PowerFLARM settings menu.
Overview of the different setting categories available in the menu.
Mandatory aircraft-specific settings required for correct PowerFLARM operation.
How to specify aircraft type, ICAO address, and transponder status.
Conditions under which the product guarantee is cancelled or void.
Restrictions on PowerFLARM use and pilot responsibilities.
Information on FLARM certification, software development, and adherence to regulations.
Disclaimer of liability and conformity declaration for PowerFLARM.
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