Base di conoscenza.

One account for flights, files, instruments, orders and repairs — how to set it up and what lives inside.

Where to find your order status and shipment tracking numbers — no account needed.

Where to find firmware, manuals and databases for your instrument, and how to hear about new releases.

Which LX line fits which aircraft and which budget — what each one is for, what it costs you in panel work, and the questions that actually decide it.

What to update and how often, WiFi versus SD card, what to verify after every update, and a ten-point workshop check before the first good day of the year.

Open a repair ticket, ship the device, follow the process — what happens at each step and how long it takes.

Termination, topology, where to feed the power, cable and connector practice — the five installation mistakes behind almost every intermittent panel fault.

What is in the box, how the Era is installed and wired, what to configure before the first flight, and the settings pilots most often get wrong.

This document describes FLARM Eagle WiFi update procedure.

All Iris devices contain internal backup battery that enables the device to run uninterruptible in case of the main power supply malfunction.

Choosing the right iris, mounting it so the attitude is accurate, pitot and static, alignment, the calibrations that belong to the aircraft, and a troubleshooting table.

Hub, Core, Sense, Displays, Traffic, UPS, EMU and Grip — what each unit does, how power and data flow over one cable per device, and how to plan a system before ordering.

What carries over from the old system, what is new behind the panel, how to choose the vario indicator, what data to bring across, and the first-flight checks.