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Specifications

Apollo SL50 / SL60 Installation Manual

INTERCOM PERFORMANCE (SL60 ONLY)

Microphone input ..................................... Two inputs, standard carbon or dynamic mic with

integrated preamp providing minimum 70mv rms

into 1000W load

Headphone audio output level.................. 280mW into 100W, 120mW into 500W

AGC characteristics.................................. output varies < 3db with input of 100mv rms to

1000mv rms

CONTROL INPUTS

Simulator select ........................................ Must be connected to ground for normal operation,

leave open for built-in simulator operation

Hold select................................................ Waypoint sequencing hold input, connect to

momentary button to ground for hold input

operation, should be combined with the OBS/HLD

annunciator

Transmit key (SL60)................................. Input pulled low to ground to enable the transmitter

Intercom select (SL60) ............................. Input pulled low to ground to enable the intercom

function

Flip/Flop ................................................... Remote comm flip/flop input, connect to a

momentary button to ground for remote flip/flop

operation.

ANTENNA REQUIREMENTS

GPS ANTENNA

The SL50 and SL60 are designed to operate properly with the A-33 GPS antenna. The

SL50/60 supplies 5 volts for the antenna.

COMM ANTENNA

The Apollo SL60 requires a VHF comm antenna meeting the following specifications.

Standard 50W vertically polarized antenna with a VSWR < 2.5:1.

SERIAL INTERFACE

RS-232...................................................... Defined in Appendix E - Serial Interface

Specifications

REAR CONNECTOR PINOUT

The SL60 includes two rear panel connectors, a 15 pin for the comm interface connections

and a 37 pin for the GPS navigation connections. The SL50 uses only the 37 pin connector.

The pinout for the connectors is listed in the following tables.

1 2 ... 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 ... 61 62

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