Paul, I cannot thank you enough for taking the time this afternoon to take a long look at my radios and setting them up to communicate with each other. It was a pleasure to see such expertise applied to the "Land of Black Boxes." You should be the National President of Mensa!
I want everyone to know that I worked on this computer/radio problem for 2.5 months. Paul fixed it in 2.5 hours. (Obviously Mensa is not knocking down my door) It may be easy for some to understand how to get a GTX 330, GNS 430, GRT EFIS & EIS and a Pictorial Pilot to talk to one another and display the information they are suppose to display. It was not for me and I suspect it is not easy for most. Paul Dye understood the problem and programmed each radio so that they work as a unified group.
It is really nice to have everything working. It is a bigger rush than getting the plane signed off.
PS: For those interested I used the Approach Systems wiring which ended up taking about 3 hours to wire the entire stack. Approach Systems did their job perfectly. I highly recommend them for speed, accuracy and customer service. It took Paul to make the Boxes talk to each other through all those wires.
Picture of Paul after "Mission Complete":
And during the "Mission":
Computer (AKA Radio) Configuration Question
and I would like to see it all work. 
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