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edchristian(at)knology.ne
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Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 6:39 pm Post subject: Help with D-Sub pin

I am redoing a panel. I am trying to use a Dynon D-100 to send  

altitude encoding info to to a KT76A (bought the Encoder converter) -  

no problem. I also want to use the D-100 to send encoder info to a  

Garmin 300XL GPS/COMM - this unit can receive grey code or serial, I  

elect to go the grey code route and I am looking for a 3 way 9-pin  

connector - any suggestions? Is it possible to split the D-100 Serial  

Transmit wire to both the converter (for the transponder) and the  

Garmin GPS?



Also, anyone know standard order parts for 37 pin D-Sub pin male/ 

female and pins (both) - Mauser or DigiKey? This is to make Avionics  

ground bus.



Thanks,



Ed

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ceengland(at)bellsouth.ne
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Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 7:48 pm Post subject: Help with D-Sub pin

Edward Christian wrote:

 	  Quote: 	
		   

 <edchristian(at)knology.net>

 

 I am redoing a panel. I am trying to use a Dynon D-100 to send altitude 

 encoding info to to a KT76A (bought the Encoder converter) - no problem. 

 I also want to use the D-100 to send encoder info to a Garmin 300XL 

 GPS/COMM - this unit can receive grey code or serial, I elect to go the 

 grey code route and I am looking for a 3 way 9-pin connector - any 

 suggestions? Is it possible to split the D-100 Serial Transmit wire to 

 both the converter (for the transponder) and the Garmin GPS?

 

 Also, anyone know standard order parts for 37 pin D-Sub pin male/female 

 and pins (both) - Mauser or DigiKey? This is to make Avionics ground bus.

 

 Thanks,

 

 Ed


	


If it's a standard d-sub connector with 9 pins, go to ebay & enter 'db-9 

splitter'. I got 0 auction hits but several ebay store hits, including



http://cgi.ebay.com/RS232-DB-9-Serial-SPLITTER-Cable-1Female-to-2-Male_W0QQitemZ6725976345QQihZ016QQcategoryZ41995QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p1638.m118



  for $0.99 buy it now.



Charlie

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rockyjs

Joined: 08 Oct 2007
Posts: 7

Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2007 6:49 am Post subject: Re: Help with D-Sub pin

Hi Ed,

I have the same setup except a FD180.  I have wired up the 180 to the encoder and used a 9pin dsub connector to the King 76A.  I wasn't planning on feeding altitude info to the 300xl but your post has got me thinking.  Maybe the serial lines could be split prior to the Dynon encoder and the 300xl fed with serial data.  I'm not sure if this would work or not?  It would simplify the wiring and only require tapping into the serial wires.  Any thoughts



Rocky

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nuckolls.bob(at)cox.net
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Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 12:42 pm Post subject: Help with D-Sub pin

At 09:37 PM 12/30/2007 -0500, you wrote:



 	  Quote: 	
		  

<edchristian(at)knology.net>



Also, anyone know standard order parts for 37 pin D-Sub pin male/ female 

and pins (both) - Mauser or DigiKey? This is to make Avionics

ground bus.


	


    http://Steinair.com



    Dsub pins SA-1018. Get bag of 100.

         sockets SA-1017, ditto

         SA-1031 housing for sockets.



         I couldn't find a housing for pins

         but I find it difficult to believe

         he doesn't have them too. If it

         turns out he doesn't have stock,

         drop me a note and I'll mail you

         one. They're cheap.



        Bob . . .



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        (                  -Thomas Paine 1776-  )

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handainc(at)madisoncounty
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Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 2:09 pm Post subject: Help with D-Sub pin

My King KX99 handheld radio adapter for Headphone is messing up. I took 

 it to a radio shop and all the connections were resoldered, but it still 

 only works about half the time - I suspect several breaks in the wires. 

 A friend gave me his adapter that came from another type of radio. It 

 has the two plugs for the headset end but also has the push to talk 

 wired into the adapter (the King used a plug that inserts into one of 

 the headset plugs). The other end of the adapter has the correct small 

 mini plug for the "Phones" jack. However the other connector to the 

 radio was a screw on type. There are two wires in that cable, one 

 larger than the other, both with a center insulated wire and a 

 multistrand surrounding which I assume is shielding. 

 

 I know very little about wiring, as I am sure this message 

 demonstrates! My question is how do I wire the two wires to the 

 mid-sized miniplug to go to the KX 99? That mini-plug has a tip contact 

 area, a second contact are a little further back and the shaft contact 

 area which I assume is the ground.. The plug receptacle on the radio 

 is marked "MIC". A radio tech told me how to wire it, which I did, and then he checked it for me saying I had it wired correctly.  However, when I plug it into the radio, it transmits all the time (push to talk always on?).  

 

 Anyone have a wiring diagram for the KX99 and adapter or can give me an 

 idea on how to wire the mini-plug to the mic receptacle? I've searched extensively on line and cannot find a KX99 wiring diagram.  

 

 M. Haught     [quote][b]

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