Introduction; Technical Data - LX Navigation LX Flarm Red Box User Manual

Red box and flarm interface for lx 5000
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LX Flarm Red Box V4.04

1 Introduction

Flarm is a collision avoidance system developed by Flarm Technologies from Switzerland. LX Navigation and Flarm
Technologies signed a contract under which LX Navigation got rights to integrate Flarm technology into LX Navigation
products.
A Flarm module consists of following main parts.
GPS receiver
Microcontroller unit
Radio Transceiver
Pressure altimeter
Flarm external indicator
The GPS receiver defines position of the glider, the microcontroller is responsible for collision prediction calculations
and the transceiver is sending and receiving data.
Both units use the same electronic and are mechanically nearly identical. The only difference is power and GPS antenna
connection. Red Box is a completely stand alone solution and LX 5000 interface uses LX 5000 485 bus for power.
Already installed LX 5000 GPS antenna will serve both units.

2 Technical data

Dimensions:50x27x97 mm aluminum housing
Weight: approximately 150 gr.
GPS connector: BNC female
RF connector: SMA female
RF range: max. 5 km, depends on antenna installation
Data interface 6P telephone type
Power : 8-16 V DC ,consumption ca. 60 mA by 12V DC
Pin 6 power input (8-16V), 4 and 1 GND (near to RF connector), 2 data in, 3 data out, 5 power for external
display
LX Navigation d.o.o.
Feb.2009
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Alan Wilson
January 17, 2025

I have a FLARM with constant 51 error message. Several times I have inserted micro SD with 7.25 in root directory, red etc lights flash then it stops on Error 50 or 51. How do I recover .... I note the new 7.40 release. I fly in Australia so the data on cable cars etc is of little relevance? See pictures at https://www.weglide.org/flight/514559

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