360 Avionics ELM200 EFIS Flight Instrument

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Overview

The ELM200 (MiniUni 2.25") is a compact and versatile Electronic Flight Instrument System (EFIS) designed specifically for experimental fixed-wing aircraft. Offering exceptional performance in a small form factor, this cost-effective instrument fits perfectly into a standard 2.25" panel opening and provides essential flight information and advanced features that enhance safety and situational awareness during every flight.

In-Flight Capabilities:
Precise Sensors: Altitude pressure, airspeed, gyroscope, and accelerometer sensors provide accurate real-time data for critical flight parameters.
V-Speed Reference Strip: Displays speed warnings based on user-defined V-speeds, ensuring safe flight envelope management at all times.
GPS-Based Tracking: Real-time track and ground speed data are displayed for enhanced situational awareness.
External Compass Module Support: Optionally connect an external compass to provide GPS-independent heading in areas where GPS signals may be unavailable.
Outside Air Temperature: When paired with the optional OAT sensor, the display shows both outside air temperature and True Airspeed (TAS) for precise speed management.
Sunlight-Readable Display: The 2.25" transflective display ensures clear visibility even under direct sunlight and varying light conditions.
Intuitive Controls: A built-in rotary knob allows for easy adjustment of barometric pressure, heading bug settings, and quick access to the settings menu for configuration.

Post-Flight Analysis:
Flight Data Recorder: Logs key flight parameters at set intervals for later analysis. Data can be exported to a computer using a Micro SD card for further review and diagnostics.
Google Earth Export: Export flight paths in Google Earth format to visualize your entire route and flight path on detailed maps, allowing for comprehensive post-flight review.

Available Versions:
1. GPS-Based Version:
Operates solely on GPS information, eliminating the need for pitot/static connections.
Features a barometric altimeter for precise altitude measurement, with airspeed displayed based on GPS ground speed.
The artificial horizon relies on GPS corrections, which may have limitations, but can be upgraded with a stand-alone AHRS module (not included) for full pitot/static integration.
Full Pitot + GPS Version:
Incorporates dynamic pressure sensors and supports pitot/static connections.
Delivers the most precise flight data, including accurate artificial horizon, airspeed, and true airspeed readings by utilizing all available sensors.


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Features

Artificial Horizon: for reliable attitude reference
Compass: for directional guidance
G-Meter: for monitoring G-forces during maneuvers
Built-in Real-Time Clock (RTC): and flight timer for tracking flight durations
Voltmeter: to monitor electrical systems health
Turn Rate Coordinator: with bank angle indicator for precise turn management
Outside Air Temperature: (OAT) sensor support (optional)

Specifications

Input Voltage: +10V to +28V DC
Dimensions: 68mm x 68mm x 81mm
Weight: 150g
Display: 2.25" diagonal, 320x240 pixels, sunlight-readable transflective technology
GPS Receiver: High-sensitivity uBlo
Maximum IAS: 250 Knots
Altitude Range: -1000 ft to +32,000 ft
Vertical Speed Range: ±10,000 ft/min
Roll Range: 360 degrees
SD Card: 4GB FAT formatted (supports up to 16GB)
Antenna: Magnetic-mount GPS with male SMA connector
Pitot/Static Lines: Quick-connect 1/4" plumbing