PingUSB Quick Start Guide U Avionix Ping App
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uAvionix Brand Logo Specs (REV D) 20160329 Logo font: Helvetica Neue LT Std 75 Bold = PANTONE P 48-16 C (OR EQUIVALENT) = PANTONE P 179-11 C (OR EQUIVALENT) App uAvionix Ping App QUICK START GUIDE Quick Start Guide The uAvionix Ping App allows configuration of a Ping or FYX navigation source with the aircraft’s unique information for broadcast during flight. 1. Install 2. Connect 3. Join 4. Configure ping2020/ping1090 5. Configure ping200S/20S 6. Commit Install 1 Install the uAvionix Ping App from either the Apple App Store or Google Play. Search for uAvionix Ping installer or use the QR codes below. After installation proceed to step 2. Connect Connect the ping programmer to pingNav or FYXnav using the provided 5 pin cable. Connect ping programmer to a 5v power source using a Micro-USB cable. 2 Join Join your mobile device to the wireless network named Ping-XXXX using the procedure for your device. The WPA passphrase is uavionix. The process for iOS is shown below. Go to Settings > Wi-Fi, and verify Wi-Fi is turned on. Tap the SSID Ping-XXXX, where XXXX is a random string i.e. Ping-5379. Enter uavionix as the WPA password for the secure Wi-Fi network, then tap Join. Note: The No Internet Connection message is normal. ping2020/ping1090 proceed to step 4. ping200S proceed to step 5. 3 Configure 2020/1090 4 Ping2020/Ping1090 launch the uAvionix Ping application and complete the fields as required for your device/aircraft. Selected Device Type: Choose the device the position source will be connected to. Control: This setting controls device transmit functions. The selections available will depend on the device type selected. Transceiver selections include: TX enabled: Transmit ADS-B message at one second intervals, receive is also enabled. Receive: Receive only, transmit disabled. Standby: ADS-B in/out disabled. ICAO: Enter your ICAO Number in Hexidecimal format. If your identifier is in octal (eight digits) format you must convert it prior to entry. Call Sign: Enter the tail number of the aircraft. (A-Z 0-9) Emitter: This should be set to your aircraft type. UAV is the selection for unmanned vehicles. VS0: Enter airspeed in knots that the aircraft typically flies at after takeoff. Default value (1) Aircraft Length: Select the length value in meters that matches your aircraft. Aircraft Width: Select the width value in meters that matches your aircraft. GPS Antenna Offsets: Choose the lateral and longitudinal offset in meters from the nose of your aircraft. Continue to step 6. Configure ping200S/20S 5 200s/20s launch the uAvionix Ping application and complete the fields as required for your device/aircraft. Selected Device Type: Choose the device the position source will be connected to. Control: This setting controls device transmit functions. The selections available will depend on the device type selected. Transponder selections include: Standby: Transponder will not respond to interrogation. ON: Replies to interrogation with 4 digit squawk code. ALT: Replies to interrogation with altitude information. 1090ES: ADS-B transmit is always enabled when a 6 digit ICAO code is entered. ICAO: Enter your ICAO Number in Hexidecimal format. If your identifier is in octal (eight digits) format you must convert it prior to entry. Call Sign: Enter the tail number of the aircraft. (A-Z 0-9) Emitter: This should be set to your aircraft type. UAV is the selection for unmanned vehicles. VFR Code: Enter the default VFR code for your country. The United States code is 1200. Maximum aircraft speed: Select your aircraft maximum speed. ADS-B In Capability: Select aircraft ADS-B receive capability. Aircraft Length: Select the length value in meters that matches your aircraft. Continue to step 6. Commit After completing all data fields click the Update button. You should receive the Device Configured message, tap OK. Disconnect power from ping programmer. Connect pingNav or FYXnav to your ping transceiver or transponder and power up your UAS. Confirm your aircraft is broadcasting the correct identification information prior to flight. Additional support is available at: uavionix.com/support/ www.uavionix.com 6
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