42 lines
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42 lines
1.7 KiB
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# 1. Create new temporary instrument
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In Air Manager, navigate to the `create/edit` tab.
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1. Click `New+` to create a new instument. Details don't matter as we delete this again later.
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2. Select the new Instrument in the list.
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3. Click "Folder" in the menu and find the folder `OPEN_DIRECTORY`. <br>
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This is where insturments are installed. <br>
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Pin it to the favorites in Explorer for easy access.
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4. You can delete the test instrument.
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# 2. Install the GNS430 Instrument
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1. Download this repository
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2. move the gns430-hardware folder into `OPEN_DIRECTORY``
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3. The Instrument is now installed.
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# 3. Use the Instrument in a Panel
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1. In AirManager, go to the `home` tab.
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2. Select the panel in the list on the left.
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3. Click `Instument+`in the Ribbon Menu.
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4. Find `GNS430 Hardware` and add it.
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5. Open the instrument list by click the triangle next to the panel in the panel list.
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6. Select `Generic - GNS430 Hardware`
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7. Scroll down to user properties and select the pins to which the cables were soldered.
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8. Have fun.
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# Hints
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## Arduino Channels
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Arduinos have assigned channels. This channel is selected when flashing the arduino (Flash Menu).
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In Step #3, Channel 0 Corresponds to Channel A, 1 to B, 2 to C, and so forth.
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**The Arduino must be flashed** and I suggest channel B.
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## Available Pins
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Do not use Pins D0 and D1, as they are used for serial communication between airmanager and the arduino.
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You can use Pins D2 and upwards.
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## Default assignment
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The Buttons and Encoders have a default assignment, which is loaded when adding the instrument.
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Changes to the selection are stored until the instrument is removed from the panel.
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It will reset to the default when the instrument is added again.
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