Unmatched Airspace Integration for UAS Operations
ping200X is the leading FAA TSO-Certified Mode S ADS-B OUT transponder engineered specifically for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). Providing global acceptance by Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSP) and regulators, it ensures your unmanned aircraft can safely integrate into controlled airspace by making your drone visible to radar, TCAS, and ADS-B IN receivers.

Primary Features
Additional Features
Operational Versatility
Low Power Consumption
Consumes only 1.5 Watts continuous power, peaking briefly at 4 Watts, making it highly efficient for longer missions.
High-Power ADS-B Transmission
Nominal 250W output at 1090 MHz, ensuring excellent signal reach and reliable radar detection.
Robust Environmental Tolerance
Operational temperature from -45°C to 70°C, tested to DO-160G environmental standards.
Dynamic Control
Integrates seamlessly with autopilots or can operate independently as a payload with the uAvionix mini-controller.
Altitude Encoder Included
Internal TSO-C88b altitude encoder provides accurate pressure altitude reporting up to 35,000 ft.
Easy Installation
Simplified RS-232 interfaces for control and position data streamline installation and configuration.
FAQ's
Knowledge Base
- Aircraft Compatibility
- FAA Requirements
- Installation
- Operation
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting Tips and Tricks
What types of unmanned aircraft is ping200X compatible with?
ping200X is designed for Class 1 and Class 2 small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) and integrates seamlessly with leading autopilots and control systems.
Does ping200X meet FAA ADS-B OUT requirements?
Yes, ping200X fully complies with FAA regulations outlined in 14 CFR 91.227 and 91.225, making it suitable for operations within controlled airspace.
How is the ping200X installed?
ping200X can be installed using provided mounting brackets. It requires minimal space, straightforward wiring to aircraft power, ground, and control/position RS-232 interfaces, along with connection to a suitable antenna.
Can ping200X operate autonomously?
Yes, ping200X can operate autonomously using the uAvionix mini-controller or integrate with autopilots for dynamic operation.
What routine maintenance does ping200X require?
ping200X requires “on-condition” maintenance with biennial checks recommended for transponder and altitude encoder performance as per regulatory compliance.
What should I do if ping200X isn't broadcasting?
Verify antenna connection, ensure proper configuration via uAvionix Control & Config application, and confirm GPS position fix and barometric altitude data.
Documentation
ping200X Manuals & Guides
Additional
Additional documentation can be found (here)