LXNAV Flarm Bat - 3.1.1 LXNAV FlarmBat features; 3.2 Hardware variants; 3.2.1 PowerFlarm module

FlarmBat display Version 1.1 October 2018
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3.1.1 LXNAV FlarmBat features
• extremely bright bicolor LEDs
• pushbutton on FlarmLED, to adjust some settings
• NEAR mode function
• adjustable baud rate on each comm. port
• adjustable brightness of the screen
• Low current consumption
• Distance indicator
• Built in battery for 12 hours of independent working (including 2
nd
flarm receiver and
ADSB receiver). Without ADSB and 2
nd
flarm receiver, may take longer.
3.1.2 Interfaces
• 2 x Serial RS232 input/output
• pushbutton
• 12 bicolor LEDs for direction
• 5 LEDs for vertical angle
• 3 LEDs for GPS, Rx and Tx indication
• 3 LEDs for battery and charger status
• 2 x 7-segment LED for displaying distance
3.1.3 Technical Data
• Power input 8-36V DC
• Consumption 62mA@12V (750mW) – when battery is full
• Consumption 500mA@12V (6W) – when battery is empty
• Weight 240g
• Dimensions: 105mm x 80mm x 35mm
3.2 Hardware variants
FlarmBat can be configured in many variants:
• With primary PowerFlarm module (standard)
• With secondary PowerFlarm module (2 antennas, optional)
• With ADS-B receiver (optional)
3.2.1 PowerFlarm module
All FlarmBats have as a standard built in one PowerFlarm receiver, which can receive data
from other PowerFlarm/Flarm equipped aircrafts.
3.2.2 Secondary PowerFlarm module
Is optional and is designed for second antenna, to be installed in the bottom of the aircraft.
With second antenna, user gets much wider angle of view, not just horizontally, but also
vertically.
2
nd
PowerFlarm module can be retrofitted into FlarmBats.