Apollo SL40 COM radio Ver 1.0

Credit:
The SL30 is programmed only with EASYGauge, the WYSIWYG Gauge Editor by
Bluesky Software Development at www.bluesky-net.de. Thanks to Marcel and Steffen
for their great work.

UPS Aviation Technologies description:
The revolutionary slimline SL40, first in the series of slimline offerings, combines the proven performance of II Morrow’s high-end products and the customizability of our portable products...all bundled into a conveniently small
1.3”x6.25” package.
Two radios in one...that’s the SL40 comm. The high powered transceiver is TSO certified and packed with innovative features not found on competitive units — including active and standby flip-flop frequency monitoring, direct sunlight
readable alphanumeric display, easy access to National Weather Service broadcasts, a two-place intercom, and much, much more.
The SL40 gives you the ability to monitor ATIS while never leaving your assigned ATC channel. The frequency monitor function allows you to listen to standby frequencies while giving priority to the active channel, meaning you’ll never miss a transmission. With 8-watts of transmit power and only 35-watt DC input, the SL is power efficient and cool running.
The slimline series represents the next generation in navigation and communications equipment: small enough to stack in your panel, powerful enough to take you well into the next century. The Apollo slimline SL series...an amazing amount of power, in an amazingly small package.

Note:
For further information and comparing the gauge with the original instrument,
visit http://www.upsat.com/dwnlds/sldoc/sl40op.pdf
and download the User Manual for the SL40.

Description:
This gauge is a COM radio. It provides the traditionell FS COM features as well as built-in preselect emergency frequency and a short cut to the FS ATC menu.

The display:
The display shows two frequencies: the frequency in use on the left and the standby frequency marked with "s" on the right.

This gauge has functional buttons like the real instrument.

The Buttons and Knobs:
See the picture ExplSL40.bmp which gives an overview of the functions.

The power knob switches the radio on and off.
You can have the power switch always set on and use a central avionic circuit
switch in your main panel to set the power of ALL radios in this package.

The <--> button swaps COM frequency from standby to frequency in use.

The EC button quick selects the built-in emergency frequency 121.50 as the frequency in use.

The MON button opens/closes the FS ATC window.

The volume knob on the left side of the radio turns power on or off.
You can have the power switch always set on and use a central avionic circuit
switch in your main panel to set the power of ALL radios in this package.

The selector knob at the right side of the radio has two parts: a large knob
and a small knob. The large knob increases/decreases the whole digits and the small knob increases/decreases the fractal digits of the COM standby frequency.

Notes:
This is version 1.0 of this gauge and if any updates are required I will release
them. Send me an email if anything doesn't work as expected.

This gauge is programmed completely new with EASYGauge, a wonderful easy to use
WYSIWYG gauge editor by Bluesky Software Development. Have a look at
www.bluesky-net.de.

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GeRoN Brainware
Gerd R. Nehr
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