Dynon SkyView HDX System Technical Document

SkyView
HDX System
Equipment Installation Record
Airplane Make/Mode/Year:
Serial Number:
Registration Number:
Installer Name / Installation Date:
103777-000
Revision A
7/16/2019
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Revision History
REV DATE APPROVED DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE
A
7/16/2019
ECO 330218
Initial Release

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How to Use this Document
Once completed, this document will provide future airplane maintainers awareness of what and
where SkyView HDX System components are installed in your airplane.
Installers should identify installed components by entering part numbers and serial numbers (if
serialized), along with the Station, Water, and Buttock Line location as measured from the
appropriate datums. Refer to the airplane's maintenance manual to determine an airplane's
datum locations. The installer of the SkyView HDX System equipment should use the Three-
Point Reference System to complete Table 1: SkyView HDX System Equipment List.
In addition, enter the airplane's make, model, year, serial number, and registration number in
associated fields on the cover of this document. Also enter the installer's name and date of
installation. Save the document and enter it into the airplane's permanent record.

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SkyView HDX System Equipment Identification and Location
Use Table 1to list and locate each SkyView HDX system component installed in this airplane.
If the component is installed on an avionics tray, simply enter "avionics tray" under Station
Location.
Table 1: SkyView HDX System Equipment List
COMPONENT PART
NUMBER
SERIAL
NUMBER
STATION
LOCATION
WATERLINE
LOCATION
BUTTOCK
LINE
LOCATION
SV-HDX1100 PRIMARY
DISPLAY (LEFT) 503273-000 N/A N/A
SV-HDX1100 SECONDARY
DISPLAY (CENTER) 503273-000 N/A N/A
SV-HDX1100 SECONDARY
DISPLAY (RIGHT) 503273-000 N/A N/A
SV-HDX800 PRIMARY
DISPLAY (LEFT) 503473-000 N/A N/A
SV-HDX800 SECONDARY
DISPLAY (CENTER) 503473-000 N/A N/A
SV-HDX800 SECONDARY
DISPLAY (RIGHT) 503473-000 N/A N/A
SV-BAT-320 BACKUP
BATTERY, PRIMARY
DISPLAY (LEFT)
503294-000 N/A N/A
SV-BAT-320 BACKUP
BATTERY, SECONDARY
DISPLAY (CENTER)
503294-000 N/A N/A
SV-BAT-320 BACKUP
BATTERY, SECONDARY
DISPLAY (RIGHT)
503294-000 N/A N/A
EFIS-D10A STANDBY
DISPLAY 503296-000 N/A N/A
SV-MAG-236 REMOTE
MAGNETOMETER 503370-000
SV-OAT-340 OAT
SENSOR 503291-000

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COMPONENT PART
NUMBER
SERIAL
NUMBER
STATION
LOCATION
WATERLINE
LOCATION
BUTTOCK
LINE
LOCATION
SV-GPS-2020 GPS
RECEIVER / ANTENNA 503286-000
USB PORT, PANEL
MOUNT, PRIMARY
DISPLAY (LEFT)
503418-000 N/A N/A
USB PORT, PANEL
MOUNT, SECONDARY
DISPLAY (CENTER)
503418-000 N/A N/A
USB PORT, PANEL
MOUNT, SECONDARY
DISPLAY (RIGHT)
503418-000 N/A N/A
SV-ADAHRS-200
ADAHRS 503282-000 N/A N/A
SV-EMS-220 ENGINE
MONITORING SYSTEM,
ENGINE 1
503365-000
SV-EMS-220 ENGINE
MONITORING SYSTEM,
ENGINE 2
503365-000
SV-ARINC-429 ARINC 429
CONVERTER 503378-000
SV-ADSB-472 ADS-B IN
RECEIVER 503373-000
SV-XPNDR-261
TRANSPONDER 503417-000
AUTOPILOT SERVO -
PITCH
AUTOPILOT SERVO -
ROLL
AUTOPILOT SERVO -
YAW
SV-KNOB-PANEL/H KNOB
CONTROL PANEL #1
(HORIZONTAL)
503471-000 N/A N/A

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COMPONENT PART
NUMBER
SERIAL
NUMBER
STATION
LOCATION
WATERLINE
LOCATION
BUTTOCK
LINE
LOCATION
SV-KNOB-PANEL/V KNOB
CONTROL PANEL #1
(VERTICAL)
503468-000 N/A N/A
SV-KNOB-PANEL/H KNOB
CONTROL PANEL #2
(HORIZONTAL)
503471-000 N/A N/A
SV-KNOB-PANEL/V KNOB
CONTROL PANEL #2
(VERTICAL)
503468-000 N/A N/A
SV-AP-PANEL/H
AUTOPILOT CONTROL
PANEL (HORIZONTAL)
503465-000 N/A N/A
SV-AP-PANEL/V
AUTOPILOT CONTROL
PANEL (VERTICAL)
503463-000 N/A N/A
SV-COM-PANEL/H COM
CONTROL PANEL
(HORIZONTAL)
503460-000 N/A N/A
SV-COM-PANEL/V COM
CONTROL PANEL
(VERTICAL)
503456-000 N/A N/A
SV-COM-T8COM
TRANSCEIVER 01192-00-03
SV-BUTTON-APDISC AP
DISCONNECT BUTTON 503399-000
SV-BUTTON-LEVEL LEVEL
BUTTON 503397-000
CURRENT SENSOR, 0-
100A 503386-000
N/A N/A
N/A N/A

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Three-Point Reference System
The SkyView HDX system equipment installed in this airplane can be located using the Three-
Point Reference System adopted by the manufacturer of the airplane. Figure 1is an example of
the Three-Point Reference System as applied to a common general aviation airplane.
Figure 1: Typical Three-Point Reference System Datum Locations
Station Line Locations
Stations (STA) designate locations along the length of the aircraft in inches, starting from nose
to tail. Station 0 (see Figure 2) is often located in front of the airplane, but it can also be located
on a prominent feature of the airplane like the firewall. Station 0 is referred to as the datum.
Airplane manufacturers tend to identify prominent structures like a frame with its station location
in inches. For example, Frame 210.10 would be located 210.10 inches aft of the datum (STA0).
Figure 2: Example of Station Lines

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Fuselage Stations
When referring to stations, many airplane manufacturers will use the term Fuselage Stations
(FS). Figure 3is an example of using Fuselage Stations.
Figure 3: Example of Fuselage Stations
Wing Stations
Another form of station is the Wing Station (WS). Wing stations typically reference the vertical
centerline of the airplane as the datum and extend along the span of the wings. Prominent
structures like ribs are often named according to their WS location. Wing Stations, if used by the
airplane manufacturer, replace Butt lines when referencing wing locations. Figure 4is an
example of using Wing Stations.
Figure 4: Example of Wing Stations

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Waterline Locations
Waterlines (WL) designate the vertical location in inches from a reference point (WL0) typically
located below the airplane. Airplane manufacturers will assign a prominent and level feature like
the floor and assign it value such as WL75, which is 75 inches above WL0. Figure 5is an
example of waterline references.
Figure 5: Example of Waterlines
Buttock Line Locations
Buttock or Butt lines (BL) designate horizontal locations to the left or right of the aircraft’s vertical
centerline. The centerline of the airplane is commonly referred to as BL0 and is the datum.
Distances to the left are called Left Butt Line ## (or LBL##), and distances to the right are called
Right Butt Line ## (or RBL##). Buttock lines are expressed in inches from the datum. See Figure
6for examples of left and right buttock lines.
Figure 6: Example of Buttock Lines