Equip now to meet the 2020 mandate, and
enjoy the benefits of traffic & weather today!
The
ADS600-B™
is a
remote mounted Universal Access Transceiver (UAT) which
transmits ADS-B OUT information, as well as, receives
ADS-B IN information including ADS-B, ADS-R, TIS-B traffic
and FIS-B weather. Providing multiple interfaces allows
the ADS600-B to support a variety of panel-mounted EFIS/MFDs
and portable displays. Certified to TSO-C154c. STC for
installations in certified aircraft.
Standard features include an internal WAAS GPS, RS232
channel for an external altitude encoder, RS232 and RS422
interfaces for a variety display devices, and a secure
slide-lock attachment for the DB37 system connector.
(For aircraft that want to retain their existing Mode-C
transponder, purchase our optional TransMonSPE™.)
The
ADS600-B™
has acheived
Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) and
includes an
Approved Model List (AML) for most
GA aircraft.
Complies with the ADS-B Final Rule
Technical Amendment, dated 2/9/2015, affecting 14 CFR
91.225 (b)(1)(ii) which permits ADS-B OUT in the National
Airspace with devices that meet the performance
requirements of TSO-C154c.
GENERAL:
The ADS600-B offers full ADS-B OUT (transmit), and
IN (receive) capabilities, delivering traffic and weather
to displays connected via optional WIFI and/or RS-232
serial channel. Sends Traffic & Weather to popular iPad
apps like Hilton WingX, Seattle Avionics FlyQ, and iFly.
Displays on non-proprietary systems such as Advanced
Flight Displays (AFS), and Grand Rapid Technologies (GRT)
EFIS's, Certified MFDs (e.g. Garmin 430, Avidyne EX500)
with ARINC option, Chelton IDU-1, iFly 700/720/etc, and
traffic only on Garmin GPSMAP 396/496/696/etc.
Standard features
include a compliant internal WAAS GPS, RS232 channel for
an external altitude encoder, RS232 and RS422 interfaces
for a variety display devices, and a secure slide-lock
attachment for the DB37 system connector.
TRANSPONDER - ALTITUDE ENCODER INTERFACE:
The FAA requires that an
ADS-B Out device be connected to the installed Transponder
and Altitude Encoder.
Transponder: The ADS600-B supports modern
Transponders that have a digital RS-232 output providing
REMOTE (front panel) information such as Squawk Code,
Ident, and Mode A/C information.
Altitude Encoder: Likewise the ADS600-B
supports modern altitude encoders that can send RS-232
serial formatted data.
GPS:
Contains
2020
compliant internal WAAS GPS. Requires GPS antenna
connection.
AutoSquawk(tm) with our
patent-pending TransMonSPE(tm): If your aircraft does not
have a modern transponder and/or altitude encoder, then
you must purchase the optional TransMonSPE device. The
TransMonSPE simply slips over the Transponder coax cable
and picks up Mode A and Mode C replies when the
transponder is interrogated by ground radar or other
aircraft having TCAS equipment. Installs in less than 1
minute - unlike our competitors, no need to install a
separate control head that takes hours of install time and
wastes precious panel space!
AutoStealth(tm) Mode:
The UAT technology is the only ADS-B equipment that
will allow for privacy. Normally, ADS-B devices transmit
the aircrafts ICAO number, a unique code that is assigned
by the FAA to each aircraft. When flying VFR however,
there is no need to let the FAA know who you are. The
ADS600-EXP randomizes the ICAO whenever the squawk code is
set to 1200. In addition, the N-Number of the aircraft
configured is changed to "N0", an unassigned N-Number.
Options
include:
ARINC
429
interface that will allow ADS-B
information, including TIS-B traffic, to be displayed on
devices such as the Garmin GNS 530/430. The ARINC 429
option also allows an external GPS navigator supporting
the ARINC 743A standard to replace the internal GPS
source.
WIFI Adapter: Send
traffic and weather to iPad & Android applications. WingX,
iFly, FlyQ and eKneeboard are current approved iPad
applications. Connects up to seven (7) iPad/iPhone/Android
applications simultaneously.
The ADS600-B meets the ADS-B Final Rule Technical
Amendment, dated 2/9/2015, affecting 14 CFR 91.225
(b)(1)(ii) which permits ADS-B OUT in the NAS with devices
that meet the performance requirements of TSO-C154c
