FDMAP FDDOCAPSULE Rev A

Document Number: Rev: Revision Date:
06/27/2018
MAN-FDMAP/FDDOCAPSULE A Page 1 of 48
Installation and Operation Manual

FDMAP/FDDOCAPSULE
Media Streamer/ 2D & 3D Map
© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

All Rights Reserved. 470-239-7421 or FDSAvionics.com
06/27/2018
Specifications
FDMAP FDDOCAPSULE
Key Features
Video Output VGA, HDMI 1.4 VGA, HDMI 1.4

Audio Output Stereo Line Level Output Stereo Line Level Output
Video: MP4 part 10/ H.264 Files
File Types Images: JPEG & PNG Audio: MP3
Pictures: JPEG
HDMI: Up to 1080p 60FPS HDMI: Up to 1080p 60FPS
Supported
VGA: 640 X 480@60Hz to 1920 VGA: 640 X 480@60Hz to 1920 X
Resolutions
X 1080@60Hz 1080@60Hz
Network
(2) 10/100/1000 Mbps (2) 10/100/1000 Mbps
Connections
Space for 2 Removable SATA: (1) 1
Terabyte SSD included with this
Internal SSD, used for custom
Media Storage product. (Media storage is only limited
logos, POI images and map tiles
to amount of data the SSD can store).
External USB: (2) USB 3.0, (2) USB 2.0
(2) ARINC 429 high (100 kHz +/-
FMS/GPS Data ARINC 429 – 12.5Kb/s or 100Kb/s (Auto),
1%) or low (12 - 14.5 kHz) speed
Interface RS-232
RS-232 up to 115200 baud
Power
Input Voltage 12V to 30V DC 12V to 30V DC

10.0 A Peak 20.0 A Peak
In-rush Current
2.0 A @ 20µS 2.0 A @ 50µS
(@28VDC)
1.1 A Steady State @ 80µS 1.0 A Steady State @ 350µS
Operating Typical: 1.1 Amps Typical: 1.1 Amps
Current(@28VDC) Max: 2 Amps Max: 2 Amps
Environmental
Conditions
Operating
0° to +55° C 0° to +55° C
Temperature
Storage
-20° to +80° C -55° to +85° C
Temperature
Dimensions
External 6.35” (W) x 1.95” (H) x 9.75” (D) 6.35” (W) x 1.95” (H) x 9.75” (D)
Weight 2 lbs. 5 oz. 3 lbs. 4 oz.
Materials Aluminum Aluminum

06/27/2018
Qualification
Testing
Section 4, Category A4 - Section 4, Category A1 - Temperature
Altitude Conditions
Section 4, Category A4 - Section 7, Category B - Crash Safety
Temperature Conditions Shock
Section 7, Category B - Crash Section 7, Category B - Operating Shock
Safety Impulse
RTCA DO-
Section 7, Category B - Crash Section 8, Fixed Wing Category S, Zone
160G/RTCA-DO-
Safety Sustained 2, Curve M - Sine Vibration
160
Section 7, Category B - Section 21 Category B – EMI
Operational Shock
Section 8, Category S, Zone 2, Section 26, Category C - Flammability
Curve M - Standard Vibration (Vertical 12 Second Burn)
Section 21, Category M - Radio
Frequency Emissions
Connectivity
CERTIFICATIONS
PRODUCT COMMUNICATION
OUTPUTS INPUTS
DISPLAY PORT
3D Streaming
2D Streaming
ARINC 429
S-VIDEO
S-VIDEO
HD-SDI
RS-232
SD-SDI
3G-SDI
HDSDI
COMP
DVI-D
DVI-D
HDMI
HDMI
PMA
CAN
VGA
USB
FDMAP  
   42  
(3D Wireless)  
FDMAP  
   42  
(2D Wireless)  
FDMAP  
   42 
(2D Wired)  

DOCAPSULE    4   1 

1 – Optional Upgrade
2 – For maintenance use. Can be used for charging (4.5W for USB 3.0, 2.5W for USB 2.0)

06/27/2018
Table of Contents
General Information (FDMAP) ............................................................................5
General Information (do CAPSULE) ..................................................................6
Installation Instructions/ Video Wiring Suggestions/ VGA Wiring ..................7
HDMI/ Power & Ground Wiring ...........................................................................8
Operation Instructions/ Front Panel (FDMAP) ..................................................9
Rear Panel (FDMAP/do CAPSULE) ..................................................................10
Front Panel (do CAPSULE) ...............................................................................11
Connecting to the Default Wireless Network .................................................12
Navigating .........................................................................................................13
do 2D Moving MAP ...................................................................................... 14-17
do 3D Moving MAP ...................................................................................... 18-20
Moving Map (Client Operation) ................................................................. 21-34
do MEDIA HOME SCREEN ......................................................................... 35-36
do MOVIES ........................................................................................................ 37
do MUSIC .......................................................................................................... 38
do PHOTOS ....................................................................................................... 39
do PLAYLISTS .................................................................................................. 40
do SEARCH ....................................................................................................... 41
Technical Drawing....................................................................................... 42-45
Technical Support/ Instructions for Continued Airworthiness .....................46
Warranty.............................................................................................................47
Log of Revisions ...............................................................................................48

06/27/2018
General Information (FDMAP)

The FDMAP is a moving map computer available in various 2D & 3D configurations. It is
available in a wireless configuration, which allows the moving map to be streamed onto the
user’s carry-on personal device. The moving map can also be displayed on a cabin monitor
by hard wiring the HDMI or VGA video output. Configuration options available include:
 2D Imagery Software Key: FD2DKEY (Baseline)
 2D Imagery/ 2D Streaming Software Key: FD2DKEY-WIFI
The unit can receive ARINC 429 high speed and low speed data transmission from an
aircraft FMS. The unit supports any combination of high and low speed ARINC 429 buses
when more than one ARINC 429 bus is utilized. The product can auto-detect the bus speed
of both ARINC 429 inputs independently of one another.
ARINC 429 ARINC 429

RX 1 RX 2
High Speed High Speed
High Speed Low Speed
Low Speed High Speed
Low Speed Low Speed
For wireless configurations, the unit can be connected to a test Wi-Fi router (FDS p/n:
FDDOCAP-INSTALL) or a permanently installed, certified Wi-Fi product such as the
Satcom Direct Wi-Fi Hub. For optimal streaming performance FDS recommends an
802.11ac router, however an 802.11n router can be used but performance may be limited.
Users simply connect to the Wi-Fi network and for wireless configurations the unit must be
connected to a wireless access point. Users can then wirelessly access the map from their
personal device.

06/27/2018
General Information (do CAPSULE)

The do CAPSULE is a combination media server and moving map computer. The unit
allows users to simultaneously stream content to a carry-on personal electronics device –
such as iPads®, iPhones®, smart phones, laptop computers and tablets. Using the FDS do
Experience application or a friendly web browser interface from Google Chrome or Safari,
content can be streamed from both ejectable 1 TB solid-state drives (one included) and the
external USB thumb drives simultaneously. The amount of data able to be accessed via the
do Capsule is only limited to the size of the ejectable hard drives and the USB thumb
drives. The moving map can be displayed on the user’s carry-on personal device. Both the
moving map and multi-media content can be displayed on a bulkhead monitor by hard
wiring the HDMI or VGA video output. Configuration options available include:
The do Capsule can interface with FDS Smart Cabin CMS to control many cabin functions.
This includes cabin lights, video, audio and more.
For wireless configurations, the unit can be connected to a test Wi-Fi router or a
permanently installed certified Wi-Fi product such as the Satcom Direct WIFI Hub. For
optimal streaming performance FDS recommends an 802.11ac router, however an 802.11n
router can be used but performance may be limited. Users simply connect to the Wi-Fi
network, launch the FDS do Experience application or type in the web address of the do
Capsule. Users are then ready to access the media and map wirelessly from their own
devices. The unit has (4) rear facing USB ports. These can be used to playback content
stored directly on a thumb drive or USB hard drive.

06/27/2018
Installation Instructions
All cabin equipment should be installed on a non-essential bus and have a dedicated circuit
breaker. It is a requirement that a switch be installed so that the pilot can de-energize the
system should it become necessary. There are (8) #10 mounting locations on the unit: (4)
on the side flange and (4) on the bottom flange (Refer to the Technical Drawing at the end
of this document). FDS Avionics recommends using at least (4) #10 screws on the bottom
flange or the side flange. The unit requires adequate airflow to prevent overheating. The
top and side ventilation holes must be unobstructed to allow the forced air cooling of the
system to operate. FDS Avionics recommends one inch of clearance to allow adequate
intake and exhaust of air.
Video Wiring Suggestions

For balanced signals on twisted pair cable, all shields should be grounded to the connector
at the source and floating at the display.
Avoid routing video wiring parallel to:
 AC wiring
 Strobe wiring
 DC motor supply cables
 Inverter cabling
 Or any other potential noise source.
VGA Wiring
A VGA cable is used to connect the unit. A High-Resolution VGA Cable is designed to
provide the highest video quality possible through VGA. The cable utilizes an DB15
connector (male or female depending on the equipment being attached) to connect the
monitor, laptop or PC.

06/27/2018
HDMI
HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) defines the protocol and electrical
specifications for the signalling, pin-out, electrical and mechanical requirements of cable
and connectors used for transmitting High-Definition content. The Type A HDMI connector
has 19 pins with bandwidth to support all SDTV, EDTV and HDTV modes. The plug's
outside dimensions are 13.9 mm wide by 4.45 mm high. For the FDMAP there is no audio
output available on the HDMI cable.
Power and Ground Wiring

The rated current of the equipment and associated voltage drop should be taken into
consideration when selecting wire gauge. The following example is based on an install with
a 28VDC power system, 1.5-amp equipment load and a total of 50 feet of wire between the
circuit breaker, monitor and ground.
Example: 22awg wire has 16.2 Ohms per 1000 feet, this equates to .81 Ohms for 50 feet.
1.5 Amp of current on .81 Ohms will drop 1.22 Volts.
Resistance of Wire Type M22759/16-**

(** = Gauge)
Gauge (AWG) OHMS/1000’
24 26.20
22 16.20
20 9.88
16 4.81
12 2.02
10 1.26
8 .701
Also, use short heavy gauge wire and a clean tight connection for ground.
It is the installer's responsibility to understand the product's requirements to install the
product in compliance with industry standards and safety.

06/27/2018
Operation Instructions
Upon application of 28VDC power, the unit will turn on and will need approximately 90
seconds to boot. The unit is continuously on but can be deenergized by removing power
from the cabin entertainment system. Press the power button on the front of the unit to
power down the CPU. The power indicator illuminates when the unit is on. Two exhaust
fans operate based on the unit’s internal temperature, each fan operates independently.
Front Panel (FDMAP)
1. POWER: This button is a combination power switch and power indicator. The power
indicator switch is illuminated whenever 28VDC aircraft power is applied. To turn off the
unit, simply press the power indicator. When the unit is powered down, the fans will be
off. When the unit is powered down, turn on the unit by pressing the power indicator
button.

06/27/2018
Rear Panel (FDMAP/ do CAPSULE)
1. J1 – Power Connectivity
DB25 Male 28VDC Power, Dual ARINC 429 and RS-232 for FMS/ GPS Data.
2. J2 – HDMI 1.4 (Refer to HDMI Connector Handling Section)
This connector is used to output the moving map to a bulkhead display with an
HDMI input, HDMI video converter or an HDMI amplifier/switch. Use a plastic cable
tie and the metal bracket to secure HDMI connectors.
3. J3 – VGA
This connector is used to output the moving map to a bulkhead display with a VGA
input, VGA video converter or a VGA amplifier/switch.
4. J4 – Ethernet Port
This RJ45 Connector is used to connect the FDMAP to the video streaming wireless
solution; the test Wi-Fi router or a permanently installed Wi-Fi solution. This Ethernet
port has a statically assigned IP address. The default IP address is 192.168.0.100.
5. J5 – Ethernet Port (MAINTENANCE ONLY)
This RJ45 Connector is used to connect the FDMAP to a DHCP enabled router.
This Ethernet port has DHCP enabled for compatibility with any network. This port is
also used for Technical Support with FDS over the Internet. NOTE: J5 IS USED
FOR FDS MAINTENANCE. DO NOT CONNECT THE AIRCRAFT WI-FI ROUTER
TO THIS PORT.

06/27/2018
Front Panel View (do CAPSULE)
1. RESET
This button is a combination RESET/Power switch and power indicator. The Reset function
on the RESET/Power switch is for FDS Avionics Corp maintenance purposes. The power
indicator switch is illuminated whenever 28VDC aircraft power is applied. To turn off the
unit, simply press the power indicator. When the unit is powered down, the fans will be off.
When the unit is powered down, turn on the unit by pressing the power indicator button.
2. SSD Access Panel
Access to insert or remove the Solid-State Drives is accomplished by turning the thumb
screw located in the lower left-hand corner of the access panel. We recommend the SSD
from Samsung, P/N MZ-75E1T0B, 850 EVO2.5” 1TB SATA III. The use of a different brand
may impact performance. The SATA SSD is not hot-swappable and must be removed
and replaced when the system is in a powered off state. Failure to follow these
guidelines can prevent the system from recognizing the SSD and its contents. NTFS
is the recommended file system for both SSDs and USB thumb drives with the do
CAPSULE.

06/27/2018
Connecting to the Default Wireless Network

Connect both the Ethernet and power cables to the Wi-Fi router. Connect one end of the
Ethernet cable to LAN Port on WI-FI router and other end of the Ethernet cable to J4 on the
rear of the unit. Warning: DO NOT PLUG ETHERNET CABLE INTO INTERNET PORT
ON ROUTER OR J5 ON FDMAP. Note: Optional FDDOCAP-Install Kit includes USB
power cable. Connect to available USB port on the rear of the unit.
FDDOCAP-INSTALL WIFI ROUTER SHOWN
The procedure required to connect to the supplied wireless router may vary slightly
depending on the type of Personal Electronic Device (PED) in use. This is the same
procedure used to connect to any other available wireless network.
When using the optional FDDOCAP-INSTALL KIT:
SSID: DO-WIFI
PASSWORD: 12345678
In general, the steps are outlined below:
1. Click the settings button on the device.
2. Turn on Wi-Fi if it is not already on.
3. Click on Wi-Fi or network menu. A list of available wireless networks should now
populate.
4. Select the Wi-Fi network called “DO-WIFI”. Type in the Password “12345678”.

06/27/2018
Navigating
The unit can be accessed a few different ways. The primary method of accessing the unit is
by downloading and using the FDS do EXPERIENCE application available on both the iOS
App Store (iOS users) and the Google Play Store (Android users). Users can type in the
unit’s IP address into the browser of their choosing. FDS recommends Google Chrome and
Safari browsers. This IP address can change based upon the customer preference.
iTunes App Store URL –

https://itunes.apple.com/de/app/fds-do-experience/id1105512962?l=en&mt=8
Android Play Store URL -

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fds.doexperience&hl=en
06/27/2018
do 2D Moving Map
Initialization Mode
When the FDS 2D Moving Map starts, the application will start in an initialization mode until
a valid present position is obtained from the aircraft’s avionics systems. During the
initialization mode, three screens will continuously cycle: do, do3D and do360.
Preflight Mode
Once a valid position is obtained, the map will transition from the initialization mode to the
preflight mode. In this mode, there are three screens visible by default: a single map view
(low zoom level), the relative locator page and the preflight splash page. The preflight
splash page can be customized for a fee. Contact the FDS Avionics Corp. Sales
Department for more information.

06/27/2018
Inflight Mode
Once the aircraft reaches the inflight startup speed (50 knots for fixed wing and 15 knots for
rotary aircraft), the moving map transitions to the inflight mode. This is the mode that is
utilized for most of the flight. In this mode, the pages cycle through the default pages and
map zoom levels. There are nine available map zoom levels and four “feature pages”
including the Instrument Panel, Flight Data Page, Relative Location Indicator and the World
Clock view.

06/27/2018
Inflight Mode (cont.)

06/27/2018
Postflight Mode
As the flight nears completion, the moving map transitions into the postflight mode. This
mode is entered when the aircraft’s speed drops below 30 knots. In this mode, there are
three screens visible by default: a single map view (low zoom level), the Relative Location
Indicator and the postflight splash page. The postflight splash page can be customized for
a fee. Contact the FDS Avionics Corp. Sales Department for more information.

06/27/2018
do 3D Moving Map
Initialization Mode
When the FDS 3D Moving Map starts, the application will start in an initialization mode until
a valid present position is obtained from the aircraft’s avionics systems. During the
initialization mode, three screens will continuously cycle: do, do3D and do360.
Preflight Mode
Once a valid position is obtained, the map will transition from the initialization mode to the
preflight mode. In this mode, there are three screens visible by default: a single map view
(low zoom level), the relative locator page and the preflight splash page. The preflight
splash page can be customized for a fee. Contact the FDS Avionics Corp. Sales
Department for more information.

06/27/2018
Inflight Mode
Once the aircraft reaches the inflight startup speed (50 knots for fixed wing and 15 knots for
rotary aircraft), the moving map transitions to the inflight mode. This is the mode that is
utilized for most of the flight. In this mode, the pages cycle through the default pages and
map zoom levels. There are nine available map zoom levels and four “feature pages”
including the Instrument Panel, Flight Data Page, Relative Location Indicator and the World
Clock view.

06/27/2018
Inflight Mode (cont.)
Postflight Mode
As the flight nears completion, the moving map transitions into the postflight mode. This
mode is entered when the aircraft’s speed drops below 30 knots. In this mode, there are
three screens visible by default: a single map view (low zoom level), the Relative Location
Indicator and the postflight splash page. The postflight splash page can be customized for
a fee. Contact the FDS Avionics Corp. Sales Department for more information.

06/27/2018
Moving Map (Client Operation)

The FDS Avionics MAP client application for iOS and Android gives the user the ability to
interact and explore the FDS Moving Map. Pressing the menu button icon in the top left-
hand corner brings up the navigation menu.
FDMAP(2D)
FDMAP(3D)

06/27/2018
do CAPSULE(2D)
do CAPSULE(3D)

06/27/2018
FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

   
This function will take the passenger back to the main navigation screen of the do
CAPSULE or the FDMAP. On the do CAPSULE, the dashboard will allow you to access the
media interface, cabin management control, external media drives, configurator UI and the
map. On the FDMAP, the dashboard will allow the passenger to access the map and the
configurator UI.
(FDMAP) Moving Map
(do CAPSULE) Media Content, Moving Map, Bulkhead Monitor Control and the Smart
Cabin CMS interface (where applicable).

06/27/2018

 
This button will launch the user into the media interface to view all the locally stored
movies, music and photos on the do CAPSULE.

06/27/2018

   
This button allows the user to explore the globe. Pan and zoom functionality is supported in
this mode. In this mode, use the “bullseye” button in the top right-hand corner to center the
view on the aircraft. When exploring the map, Point of Interest (POI) with a camera icon are
clickable and can be expanded for more detail. Adding custom POIs can be added for a
fee. Contact the FDS Avionics Corp. Sales Department for more information.

06/27/2018

   
This button takes the user to the World Clock page. This page shows (7) time zones for
travelers point of reference. These can be preset by the installer or FDS Avionics Corp.

06/27/2018

 
This feature allows passengers to view the surrounding terrain by pointing personal devices
around the cabin. This gives passengers a simulated view of the outside world regardless
of conditions outside of the airplane.

06/27/2018

   
This page allows the user to configure units, language and turn on and off certain UI
elements depending on the device type. Tablets and laptops can choose to show or hide
the on screen relative location indicator, flight data bar and flight data box overlay. These
UI elements are not configurable on small devices such as cell phones.

06/27/2018

 
This feature allows passengers to view country and state boundaries throughout the world.

06/27/2018

   
This page is a simulated HUD that dynamically displays the altitude, speed, destination ID
and distance to destination.

06/27/2018

   
This page brings up the relative location indicator. This screen shows a north indication as
well as up to five large cities and the direction and distance to those cities.

06/27/2018

   
This button causes the client device to sync with the bulkhead display. The pages will
automatically cycle in the same order and timing as the bulkhead monitor.

   
This page shows the current flight data such as altitude, time to go, distance to go,
destination name, outside air temperature, ground speed and heading.

06/27/2018

 
This optional function allows users to control the aircraft cabin wirelessly. The passenger
can control amenities such as lights, temperature, window shades and more. The unit must
be configured properly to function with the installed FDS cabin management system on
aircraft.

06/27/2018

 
This function will allow passengers to view media directly from a USB drive or an external
hard drive. To locally view the files found in “External Media”, a native program compatible
with file types may be required (e.g. PDF file types might require a PDF viewer, excel file
types might require an Excel spreadsheet viewer, etc.…).

06/27/2018
do CAPSULE
do MEDIA HOME SCREEN

The home screen is compiled with randomized movies, music and photos. The home
screen tiles will continuously change in a randomized order as the home screen is
refreshed. Media streaming is simple and easy to use via the on-screen navigation.
Tap once on the desired tile and click

Click on the media tile of choice
details to see the media data
Movie Data, trailer and reviews screen.

Click Watch or the play button to play a Play window
movie

06/27/2018
Tap once on movie player to display

The movie starts
features such as slider, cast and full screen
Tap once on screen to pull up features in

Full Screen Mode full screen mode such as slider, volume and
minimize screen

06/27/2018
do MOVIES
Movies Interface
Movies can be filtered by Genre,

Movies can be sorted by using the drop-down
Actor/Actress, Length, Rating and movie
sort menu in top right of interface
rating in the left column of interface

06/27/2018
do MUSIC
Music Interface Select the desired music, example: Queen
List view of music – Swap between tile view

Now playing a Queen Song - Player appears
and list view with purple button near top
once song has started
left

06/27/2018
do PHOTOS
Photo Interface Folder has been selected
Tap on a picture to bring up a playlist button

Enlarged selected picture. Tap the right or
inside the tile. Double tap to pull up an
left arrows to move to the next photo
enlarged picture

06/27/2018
do PLAYLISTS
Click on the list ICON to the left of Widgets Tap in the letter box to launch a keyboard
Add any media you want to playlists by

Type in a playlist name to create the list clicking on the media and hitting the
playlist button for that media selection
Type in playlist name then push green

Click add to playlist button
arrow

06/27/2018
do SEARCH
Use a pop-up keyboard to type in what the

The search bar at the top left of the screen user is looking for such as the movie
can be used to perform a quick search for Avengers. Hit return to submit your request
specific content for a search
Search results page

06/27/2018
Technical Drawing (FDMAP)

06/27/2018
Technical Drawing (FDMAP)

06/27/2018
Technical Drawing (FDDOCAPSULE)

06/27/2018
Technical Drawing (FDDOCAPSULE)

06/27/2018
Technical Support
Should you have any questions concerning this product or other FDS Avionics Corp.
products, please contact our Product Support Representatives at 470 239-7421.
FDS Avionics Corp.

6435 Shiloh Road
Alpharetta, GA 30005
Phone: 470-239-7400
Fax: 470-239-7439
Email: support@FDSAvionics.com
Instructions for Continued Airworthiness

The FDMAP and FDDOCAPSULE are designed not to require regular general
maintenance.

06/27/2018
Limited Warranty
All FDS Avionics Corp. products are warranted to be free from material or manufacturing defects for a period
of 24 months from the date of shipment for General Aviation customers or 12 months from the date of shipment
for Government/Special Mission customers. Any material or repair workmanship for in warranty repair service
will be specifically warranted for 90 days or the remainder of the original warranty period, whichever is longer.
If the original warranty period has expired, the 90-day repair warranty is limited to the material and workmanship
specific to the repair activity completed.
The following conditions are exclusions to warranty coverage:
1. Labor costs associated with installation, removal or reinstallation of any product.

2. Damage to or malfunction caused by any unauthorized alteration made to the product.
3. Resolving signal quality issues caused by externally generated noise introduced by aircraft electrical
systems or other components connected to any FDS product.
4. Any malfunction caused by improper installation or connection to aircraft wiring, industry standard
cabin management/inflight entertainment systems or third party commercial equipment not specifically
identified as compatible with FDS products.
5. Any malfunction caused by installation that does not conform to precautions associated with operating
environments listed in the operating manual or consistent with industry best practices such as high
temperature, adequate ventilation, high humidity, high dust or power surges.
6. Cosmetic damage or damage to internal components caused by installation or removal, failure to
follow installation or operating instructions or any neglect or misuse of the product.
7. Any product that is returned for service with a broken tamper evident seal, indicating tampering or
improper handling of the product by an unauthorized person. Violation of product tamper evident seals
or modification of factory installed serial and PMA labels voids any warranty, either expressed or
implied.
The FDS Technical Support team is available to provide distance troubleshooting support during business hours
(8:00am to 5:00pm EST) Monday through Friday at (470) 239-7421.
Many repair requests can be resolved through distance support and may not require return of merchandise to
the factory. If a product must be returned to the factory for repair, an RMA number will be issued as directed
by the Technical Support team and communicated by the Repair Coordinator.
Upon request by the customer, FDS may send a Service Technician onsite to repair any non-PMA products.
The travel expenses incurred to include transportation, lodging and meals along with the technician’s hourly
rate shall be payable by the customer in accordance with FDS’ applicable rates and procedures.
FDS Avionics Corp. will, upon receipt of returned merchandise, remanufacture or replace the unit at our
discretion and return the product by Ground Return Shipping. Express return shipment will be the responsibility
of the sender.
This warranty is not transferable.
Any implied warranties expire at the express limited warranty expiration date. FDS shall not be held liable for
any indirect, special, punitive, incidental or consequential damages.
Some states do not allow limitation on the length of an implied warranty. In such states, the exclusions or
limitations of this limited warranty may not apply.

06/27/2018
Log of Revisions
Rev Date Page Description
A 06/27/2018 All Initial Release


FDMAP FDDOCAPSULE Rev A

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

FDMAP FDDOCAPSULE Rev A

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Document Number: Rev: Revision Date:

Installation and Operation Manual

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Video Output VGA, HDMI 1.4 VGA, HDMI 1.4

Input Voltage 12V to 30V DC 12V to 30V DC

Materials Aluminum Aluminum

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

General Information (FDMAP)

ARINC 429 ARINC 429

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

General Information (do CAPSULE)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Video Wiring Suggestions

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Power and Ground Wiring

Resistance of Wire Type M22759/16-**

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Front Panel (FDMAP)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Rear Panel (FDMAP/ do CAPSULE)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Front Panel View (do CAPSULE)

2. SSD Access Panel

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Connecting to the Default Wireless Network

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

iTunes App Store URL –

Android Play Store URL -

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Inflight Mode (cont.)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Inflight Mode (cont.)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Moving Map (Client Operation)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

FDMAP(2D) FDMAP(3D) do CAPSULE(2D) do CAPSULE(3D)

© 2018 FDS Avionics Corp. TECHNICAL SUPPORT