The LX Voice Module was developed to make LX 7007 pro IGC even more user friendly by providing voice warnings and information generated by the built in voice synthesizer. The LX Voice Module comes in two variants: The LX 7007 system bus connectable device or as the stand alone unit.

 

As the LX system bus participant, the LX Voice Module does not require the external power supply. There are also no additional speakers necessary as the built in audio mixer makes the existing vario speaker also available for the voice.

 

 

The stand alone Voice Module providing a Flarm compatible input converts all Flarm warnings to according voice information.

 

Hardware Configuration

A suitable aluminium black box (55x22x75mm) may be installed anywhere in the cockpit. Three digital inputs also allow connection of other external sensors providing e.g. landing gear or air brakes status signals

 

LX 7007 Optional Voice Module

 

The unit is powered and controlled via the LX system bus. The existing speaker should only be reconnected from the LX 7007 output to the Voice Module output. The unit includes the audio mixer controlled by the LX 7007 to reduce the vario volume during the Voice Module active time. The mixer setting is controlled entirely by the pilot. The LX 7007 with Flarm option also provides Flarm warnings to the Voice Module.

 

Technical data:

 

    Power: 12 V DC from LX 7007 bus, consumption 20mA without audio

    Layout: 55x22x75mm

    3 inputs

    SD card data storage medium

    Audio mixer controlled by LX 7007

    Voice volume control via LX 7007

    User configurable inputs via the ini file stored on SD card

 

Stand Alone Voice Module

 

This Voice Module has been mainly developed to support Flarm units with voice information. Any Flarm unit can be plug and play connected to LX Voice Module.

 

Technical Data

 

        Power: 12 V DC, power consumption 20mA without audio

    Layout: 55x22x75mm

    3 inputs

    SD card data storage medium

    Voice volume controlled by the external push button

    User configurable inputs via the ini file stored on SD card