File from Flarm Configuration Tool

It looks like the Microair could be a Mode C transponder.

From the tool:

"Transponder type

Type of transponder that is installed in the aircraft. A correctly configured Mode-S transponder must be used in aircraft with pressure cabin, and in case there is a significant difference between cabin and external static pressure."


If you have a transponder, you have to say so in the Flarm configuration file.


################################################## ##################################
# This configuration file must be text only and reside in the top directory of the
# USB stick, SD card or FLARM Tool.
# This configuration file must be named FLARMCFG.TXT
# If you wish to change the settings, you can revisit the online configuration tool
# at any time: https://www.flarm.com
################################################## ##################################
$PFLAC,S,DEF
$PFLAC,S,ID,C01234
$PFLAC,S,ACFT,1
$PFLAC,S,NMEAOUT1,71
$PFLAC,S,BAUD1,2
$PFLAC,S,NMEAOUT2,71
$PFLAC,S,BAUD2,2
$PFLAC,S,RANGE,65535
$PFLAC,S,VRANGE,500
$PFLAC,S,XPDR,1
$PFLAC,S,MODESALT,1
$PFLAC,S,ADSBRANGE,65535
$PFLAC,S,ADSBVRANGE,65535
$PFLAC,S,ADSBWARNINGS,1
$PFLAC,S,PCASRANGE,7408
$PFLAC,S,PCASVRANGE,610
$PFLAC,S,MODEC,0
$PFLAC,S,OWNMODEC,0
$PFLAC,S,PCASCALIBRATION,30
$PFLAC,S,PCASBEEP,1
$PFLAC,S,PCASPFLAU1,0
$PFLAC,S,PCASPFLAU2,0
$PFLAC,S,AUDIOOUT,0
$PFLAC,S,AUDIOVOLUME,100
$PFLAC,S,LOGINT,4
$PFLAC,S,PRIV,0
$PFLAC,S,NOTRACK,0