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Installation Manual
P/N 600-00175-000 Rev 04 Installation Planning
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The EX500/EX600 can operate with both Datalink systems simultaneously. With both 2-Way Datalink
and Broadcast Datalink systems installed, the MFD can provide Avidyne's unique MultiLink features,
which include text messaging, flight tracking, and enhanced weather coverage.
4.8.1 ORBCOMM Antenna Details (EX500 Release 4.0 and earlier only)
To improve ORBCOMM reception performance and minimize potential damage to the ORBCOMM
transceiver, an antenna design with a DC-short between the antenna center conductor and shield
termination is required. The following commercially available antennas are acceptable:
Refer to manufacturers for detailed performance specifications and aircraft applicability
Mount the ORBCOMM antenna on the aircraft top-side, as high on the fuselage as practical.
Mount the antenna no closer than 36 inches to other transmitters. You may need to relocate other,
less location-sensitive transmitters, to achieve optimal datalink performance.
On radar-equipped aircraft, mount the antenna as far aft as possible, but no closer than 36 inches
from vertical obstructions (such as the vertical stabilizer). Reflected radar energy may cause
damage to the datalink transceiver.
Install the radar in accordance with the applicable portions of AC 43.13 and the antenna
manufacturer’s instructions. For more information, see Figure 33, “Installing the 2-Way Datalink
Antenna,” on page 94.
4.8.2 Broadcast Antenna Details
Mount the antenna no closer than 36 inches to VHF-Comm transmitters of 15 Watts or less. For
more powerful transmitting antennas, ensure a minimum separation of 48 inches.
If you are installing an XM/VHF-Comm combo antenna to replace an existing approved antenna
installation, the existing separations are acceptable. SATCOM antennas transmit at 40 Watts and
should be separated by the largest distance possible. This distance must be a minimum of 36
inches.
When routing the broadcast antenna cable, try to achieve the maximum possible separation from
transmitter antenna feed cables, especially with SATCOM and other high power transmitters. VHF
transmitter antenna feed cables of 15 Watts or less require only a minimal separation.
Receive-only antennas such as GPS and ADF do not produce interference and require little
separation. To allow for separation from transmitters, you can place the XM antenna as close as
possible to these types of antennas.
For further details, including installation pre-testing, see the Broadcast Receiver’s installation
manual.
Table 10: Suggested Two-Way Datalink Antennas
Manufacturer P/N Application
Comant CI 177-4 Max 210 kts indicated at 10,000 ft.
CI 248-30 Max 210 kts indicated at 10,000 ft.
CI 108-1 Max 600 kts TAS at 35,000 ft.
CI 211-1 Max 600 kts TAS at 35,000 ft.
Sensor Systems S65-8280-10 Max 600 kts TAS
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This Installation Manual does not contain approved data for type-specific aircraft
antenna installations.
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