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Old April 6th 08, 05:07 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Andy[_1_]
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Default Cambridge data port pins

Can someone please point me to the connector pin specifications for
the cannon D connectors on the 302 and the mode 25 GPS NAV. I'd
like to find out if the Cannon D sub connector on the 302 has the same
pin specification as the GPS NAV. I could not find the info in my
manuals or on the Cambridge site.

My 302 has stopped communicating with both my Aero 1500 PDAs and I
want to substitute a different cable for trouble shooting. I have a
PDA cable for the GPS NAV but don't know if it is compatible with the
302.

thanks

Andy
 




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