After deciding which Serial ports I will be using and which Aux functions on the EIS I will use I began laying out the wiring.
The wiring took several days and many hours. It would be pointless to describe The wiring of each instrument in detail. The wiring seemed faily straight forward but since I have never done anything like this it was still a little complex (bu tnot overly so) for a beginner.Imanaged to muddle my way through.
In the end I only had two issues regarding the wiring. The first was with the comm. I could recieve but not transmit. I didnt know if the problem was with th comm, or the headset wiring. It took me about 9 hours to figure out that I had two of the wires crossed on the Trigg. It works fine now. I also had an issue with the fuel pressure and it turned out that they sent me the wrong sender when I purchased the avionics.
You can only put one date into this logging program, but I spent about 40 hours over a three week periond on the wiring and avionics installation.
