Installation and operating guide for the EICommander EIC32 monitoring unit for experimental aircraft ignitions.
The EICommander EIC32 is a passive monitoring tool that connects to up to two four‑cylinder P‑mag electronic ignitions in experimental, amateur‑built aircraft. It displays ignition health, timing information, and can alert the pilot to timing divergence greater than two degrees.
The manual provides step‑by‑step installation instructions, wiring diagrams, configuration procedures, screen definitions, and troubleshooting tips, including how to perform software updates and clear timing alarms.
| Supported ignitions | One or two four‑cylinder electronic ignitions |
|---|---|
| Pulses per Revolution (PPR) default | 2 pulses per revolution |
| Timing divergence alarm threshold | Greater than 2 degrees |
| Ignition type | E‑MAG four‑cylinder electronic ignitions |
No. The EIC32 is not certified for aviation use and is only approved for aircraft in the Experimental, Amateur Built category.
Press and hold the B1 button until the LED flashes on and off once; this resets the averaging routine and silences the audio alarm temporarily.
The reset button forces the EIC32 to reboot if it hangs or fails to process a command.