ARINC 429-561-568 Manual

FlexiBus ARINC 429/561/568
Data Bus Analyzers
Operational Manual
P/N: 90008105
REVISION
A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
25 January 2007
Covers all Models of the FlexiBus Analyzers
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TABLE OF CHANGES
Date REV ECO Page Description

6/4/04 A Initial Release
Added additional features for ARINC
1/25/07 B
561 and 568 communications
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Table of Contents
Chapter Page
Table of Changes……………………………………………………………………. i
List of Illustrations…………………………………………………….……………… iv
List of Tables……………………………………………………….………………… iv
I Introduction
Section A- General Information
1.1 Scope of Manual…………………………………………………………… 1-1
1.2 Purpose and Function of Equipment…………………………………….. 1-2
1.3 Transmit Mode…………….…………………………………………......... 1-2
1.4 Receive Mode……………………………………………………………….. 1-3

.
1.5 Engineering Conversion Tables…………………………………………… 1-3
1.6 Warranty……………………………………………………………………… 1-4
Section B- Equipment Description
1.7 Specifications……………………………………………………………….. 1-5
II Preparation for Use and Operation
Section A- General Information
2.1 General………………………………………………………………........... 2-1
2.2 Unpacking and Inspection………………………………………………… 2-1
2.3 Installation…………………………………………………………………… 2-2
2.4 Maintenance…………………………………………………………………. 2-2
Section B- Operating Controls, Indicators, and Connectors
2.5 Controls, Indicators, and Connectors……………………………………. 2-3
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Table of Contents (continued)
Chapter Page
Section B- Operating Controls, Indicators, and Connectors (Continued)
2.5.1 Keypad and Individual Functions…………………………….. 2-4
2.6 Battery and Battery Charging……………………………………………… 2-7
2.6.1 Hardware Connection………………………………………….. 2-7

2.6.2 Charge Methodology…………………………………………… 2-7
2.6.3 Sample Status Screen…..…………………………………….. . 2-8
2.6.4 Battery Conservation…………………………………………… 2-8
2.6.5 Battery Compartment Temperature Thermistor…………….. 2-9
Section C- Operating Instructions
2.7 Transmitter………………………………………………………………….. 2-10
2.7.1 Hardware Connection………………………………………………. 2-11

2.7.2 Configurable Transmit Data Fields………………………………… 2-12
2.7.3 Unique Transmit Words…………………………………………….. 2-13
2.7.4 Word Transmit Order……………………………………………….. 2-13
2.7.5 On Command Mode…………………………………………………. 2-13
2.8 Receiver……………………………………………………………………… 2-14
2.8.1 Hardware Connection……………………………………………….. 2-15

2.8.2 Viewable Receiver Data Fields…………………………………….. 2-15
2.8.3 Receiver Error Recording Screen………………………………….. 2-15
2.9 Trap Mode……………………………………………………………………. 2-16
2.9.1 Trap Setup…………………………………………………………….. 2-17

2.9.2 Trap Function Examples……………………………………………… 2-18
2.10 Customized Parameters……...……………………………………………… 2-19
2.11 EQ ID…………………………………………………………………………… 2-21
2.12 RS-232 Functions…………………………………………………………….. 2-22
2.12.1 Hardware Connection……………………………………………. 2-22

2.12.2 Terminal Operation………………………………………………. 2-22
2.12.3 Unit Firmware Update……………………………………………. 2-22
2.12.4 ARINC Engineering Conversion Table Update………………... 2-24
2.12.5 Download Receiver Trap Data………………………………….. 2-24
2.12.6 Sample RX Log File……………………………………………… 2-25
2.12.7 Download Transmitter Configuration Data..…………………… 2-25
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Chapter Page
2.12.8 Sample TX Log File……………………….…………………… 2-26

2.12.9 RS-232 Command Tree……………………………………….. 2-26
2.12.10 RS=232 Command List………………………………………… 2-28
2.12.10 RS-232 Sample Transmitter Command File Setup……… 2-33
III Verification and Acceptance Checks

3.0 General Error Message and Status Messages…………………………. 3-1
3.1 General Verification Procedures…………………………………………. 3-2
Appendix’s
A Engineering Conversion Text File……………………………………………… A-1

B Equipment Identifier Description Text File.……………………………………. B-1
List of Illustrations (Figures)
Figure Title Page
1-1 ARINC 429 Databus Analyzer…………………………………………………. 1-1
2-1 FB Accessories………………………………………………………………….. 2-2

2-2 Controls, Indicators, and Connector Locations………………………………. 2-3
List of Tables
Table Title Page
2-1 FB Accessories…………………………………………………………………. 2-2

2-2 Controls, Indicators, and Connectors………………………………………… 2-3
2-3 Keypad and Individual Functions..……………………………………………. 2-4
2-4 Configurable TX Fields…..…………………………………………………….. 2-12
2-5 Viewable Receiver Data Fields…….………………………………………….. 2-15
2-6 Trap Setup///…………………………………………………………………….. 2-17
2-7 Trap Function Examples……………………………………………………….. 2-18
2-8 Configurable Setup Fields……………………………………………………….. 2-20
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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
SECTION A
GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 Scope of Manual
This manual provides operator guidance for the FlexiBus line of products. The FlexiBus product
line provides testing of ARINC 429, 561, and 568 communication busses for today’s digital
communication aircraft and systems. The units are hand-held, lightweight, and are battery
operated to make them portable and technician friendly. The intent of this manual is to explain the
numerous capabilities and operational procedures necessary to effectively verify and/or
troubleshoot ARINC communication systems.
FB 4 ARINC 429 Databus Analyzer
Figure 1-1
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1.2 Purpose and Function of Equipment
The FlexiBus (FB) family of instruments has been designed to facilitate testing of ARINC 429,
561, and 568 communication busses in today’s digital communication aircraft. They contain
features not normally found in lightweight hand held units. Each unit contains one or more each of
ARINC 429 transmitter ports and ARINC 429 receiver ports as follows:
FB 429 429 561/568 561/568 Variable

Model Transmitters Receivers Transmitters Receivers Output Levels
FB2 1 1
FB3T 2 1
FB3R 1 2
FB4 2 2
FB2V 1 1 Yes
FB561 1 1 1 1 Yes
Each port operates independently of the other(s). The user, through the unit keypad and 4x16
backlit LCD display, controls most operations. There are two basic display / operational modes;
Transmit and Receive. In addition there are several housekeeping modes for system set-up and
status information presentation. ARINC data is presented in either engineering format or
hexadecimal format in a ‘Slot’ oriented architecture. On the transmit side there are up to 50 slots
that the user can set up for transmit. On the receive side there are 1024 ‘real-time’ slots for
storage of data words based on Label/SDI values. When a new word is received it will overwrite
any word with the same Label/SDI. The display is updated with the latest data in real-time mode
four times per second. Sequential storage for 3584 words is also available utilizing the Trap
mode. Each unit also contains a RS-232 serial port that provides for easy uploading of code
firmware and engineering conversion table updates as well as control and monitoring of most unit
features.
1.3 Transmit Mode
A FB unit can transmit up to fifty (50) unique ARINC words. If there are multiple transmit ports on
the unit any label entered will be assigned to the currently displayed TX port. Subsequently, that TX
slot will not be visible when the other TX port is selected for display. Any words that have the same
word rate (2 to 65535 mS) can be synchronized so that they are sent in the order in which they
were entered (1 thru 50) by using the TX Synchronize feature. Any word with a zero word rate is
deemed to be an ‘On-Command’ word and will only be sent on user command. To facilitate
parametric testing on the target bus the FB transmitter bit frequency, word bit count, bit duty-cycle,
and word parity can be controlled on a system-wide basis, unique word-by-word basis, or both.
Some units also have the ability to vary the output voltage levels on a system-wide basis. Word
data for selected encoding formats (BNR and BCD) can be dynamically slewed with user
programmable minimum limit, maximum limit, and step size. Data can be slewed in ascending,
descending, or bi-directional directions. The user has the ability to select from two different transmit
buffer configuration sizes to accommodate easy set-up for different tasks or users: twenty-five word
slots by 60 configuration pages (default size) or fifty word slots by 30 configuration pages.
Switching between the two sizes will not delete or eliminate any pre-stored words; it just
reconfigures which page a word might be on.
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1.4 Receive Mode
Each FB receive port can receive any valid, 32 bit ARINC 429 word (or ARINC 561 on FB561 units)
and store it in either real-time mode or trap mode. Real-time mode stores words based on the
Label/SDI value with 1024 slots available for data storage for each receive port. In trap mode, 3584
words can be stored in sequential received order utilizing complex filtering data (if necessary). Trap
filtering can be set-up for: all labels/all data, specific label/all data, all labels/specific data, and
specific label/specific data. If desired, a trap trigger can also be used to initiate data recording on a
specific label or label/data event. The trigger can also be set-up so that data prior to or after the
trigger event will be recorded. In multiple port units (FB3R, FB4, and FB561) the trap mode will look
at both ports for data and triggering. Trap data will be retained in memory until the trap is turned off,
even if the unit is turned off (unless unit batteries run down excessively or are removed). Trapped
data can be sent to a PC and logged with a terminal program via the RS-232 port. The FB can
measure and display the 429 bus speed on RX port one (1); however, receiver bus speed(s) must
be manually set to match the target bus speed range. The port one (1) receiver will also monitor for
several bus anomalies and keep a running count of any detected. It monitors for illegal word length
(<32 or >32 bits) and parity errors (EVEN).
1.5 Engineering Conversion Tables
The FB has memory capacity to contain two different ARINC engineering conversion tables. Each
table can contain up to 1023 unique label definitions and a 16-character table descriptor string. A
table is a simple text file providing engineering conversion information to the FB. A table can be
created or modified utilizing a text editor such as MS Word Pad. A default table is provided with
each FB on disk. The latest version available of this table is preloaded into the FB at the factory.
The user can modify this table as desired and update the FB in the field through the RS-232 port. If
desired, the user can create an alternative table and program it into the FB. These tables reside in
serial EPROM memory on the FB and are loaded into RAM at unit power-up. The user can select
which table (if User table is programmed and valid) the FB uses with the front panel keypad (F1
key). The display will present either a ‘D’ or ‘U’ on the status line to indicate which table is active.
The FB utilizes the table by selecting table definitions based on Label / Equipment Identifier (EQID)
combinations.
Using the keypad the user can program a desired EQID that the FB will use during its table search.
On multiple port units each channel will have its own EQID (Press EQ ID to toggle). If the EQID is
not valid for the selected label the default label definition (EQID = 000) for that label will be used. If
no table definition is valid for the displayed label it will be decoded in HEX with no label descriptor.
Provided with the FB is a text file of equipment ID descriptors. Each equipment ID that has a
definition in ARINC 16 is contained in this file. This file is programmed into the FB at the factory.
The list is used to display a descriptor string associated with the selected equipment ID. The user
may, if desired, modify or add up to 1000 total descriptors to this file and reprogram the FB via RS-
232.
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1.6 Warranty1
The Tel-Instrument Electronics Corporation warrants that each product it manufactures is free
from defective material and workmanship for a period of two (2) years subject to the following
terms and conditions. Tel-Instrument Electronics Corp. will remedy any such warranted defect
subject to the following:
This warranty requires the unit to be delivered by the owner to Tel-Instrument intact for
examination, with all transportation charges prepaid to the factory, within two (2) years from the
date of sale to original purchaser. Tel-Instrument will solely determine when such defect exists.
This warranty does not extend to any of Tel products which have been subject to misuse, neglect,
accident, improper installation, or used in violation of operating instructions. This warranty does
not extend to units which have been repaired, calibrated, or altered in any way by a facility that is
not approved, in writing, by Tel-Instrument Electronics Corp. to perform such work. This warranty
does not apply to any product where the seals or serial number thereof has been removed,
defaced or changed, nor to accessories not of our own manufacture.
Repair parts will be made available for a minimum period of five (5) years after the manufacture
of this equipment has been discontinued.
This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied and all such other warranties
are hereby expressly excluded. No representative or person is authorized to assume for us any
other liability or warranty in connection with the sale of Tel’s products.
This warranty does not cover or include batteries (batteries have a separate 90 day warranty).
Additional information with regard to the applications and maintenance of this equipment will be
available from time to time.
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EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
1.7 Specifications23
ARINC Transmitter(s) ARINC Receiver
Word Capacity……………….. 25 (each page), 60 pages (default) 429 Voltage Levels………………. HI +6.5 to 13 VDC
50 (each page), 30 pages (selectable) NULL +2.5 to-2.5 VDC
Bit Count………………………. 32 nominal, 25 to 39 variable LO -6.5 to -13 VDC
Duty Cycle…………………….. 50% nominal 429 Bit Rate………………………. Low Speed 8 to 20 kbps
~36 to ~63% variable High Speed 80 to 125 kbps
Word Rate……………………... 2 to 65535 msec continuous 561/568 Voltage Levels…………..HI +7 to +17 VDC
On Demand (user controlled) LO -3 to +3 VDC
Parity…………………………… Odd or Even (system wide or unique) Word Rate……………………. ±1 msec average
Rise Time……………………… High 1.5 +0.5µs Input Impedance…………….. 12k Ω Minimum (balanced)
Low 10 +5µs Capacity in Words…………… Normal Mode 1024 (label/SDI)
Output Impedance……………. 75 ± 5 Ω balanced Trap Mode 3584
429 Frequency……….………. Low Speed, 12.5 kHz Nominal Error Counter Capacity…… 65535
~10 kHz to ~16 kHz variable
High Speed, 100 kHz nominal
~81 kHz to ~131 kHz variable ACCESSORIES
429 Output Amplitude………... ± 10 VDC Open Circuit (non-variable)
Hi Pulse………………. 0 to ~13 VDC Open Circuit (Variable) Table Stand
Lo Pulse………………. 0 to ~13 VDC Open Circuit (Variable) AC Power Cord
NULL………………….. -3 to +3 VDC Open Circuit (Variable) 7.5 VDC Wall Transformer
561/568 Frequency………………11016 Hz Nominal ARINC 429 Cable
~9800 to ~15 kHz variable RS-232 Cable
561/568 Output Amplitude………+11013 VDC Nominal AA NiMH Batteries
0 to ~12 VDC Open Circuit (Variable) 3.5 Floppy Disc with Supporting files
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Case Material……………….. ABS (Display is Clear PC)

Weight……………………….. 1 lb, 1 oz (batteries included)
Height………………………… 8.4 in (211 mm)
Width…………………………. 4.0 in (100 mm)
Depth…………………………. 1.9 in (26 mm)
Power Requirements……….. Four (4) Ni-MH, size AA Batteries

Battery Operation…………… Up to 24 Hours / 1 each ARINC Load (FB2)
Up to 8 Hours / 20 each ARINC Load (FB2)
Battery Charger……………… 100 to 240 VAC
50 to 60 Hz
Unit is UL and CE Compliant
2 Standard Condition Values

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CHAPTER II
PREPARATION FOR USE AND OPERATION
SECTION A
GENERAL INFORMATION
2.1 General
This section contains all necessary information on the initial unpacking, inspection, and setup of the
FB ARINC DataBus Analyzers. Each Analyzer has already undergone a comprehensive series of
tests and Quality Assurance Checks before shipment from Tel-Instrument Corp.
2.2 Unpacking and Inspection
After receiving the Analyzer for the first time, ensure there is no damage to the shipping container,
before opening the box. Carefully unpack the unit and save the shipping container in a safe location
for subsequent shipping or extended storage.
Examine the unit for obvious signs of damage. Carefully check the Display, panel and case for any
type of shipping damage.
If damage is found, DO NOT use the Analyzer until a determination of its condition can be
assessed. Contact Tel-Instrument Corporation as soon as possible for further instructions.
Check that all accessories that were purchased with the Analyzer are accounted for. The FB
product Line comes standard with the following accessories:
# NOMENCLATURE P/N QTY
1 Table Stand 15-5101-0020 1

2 AC Power Cord 15-0000-0000 1
3 7.5 VDC Wall Transformer 15-0000-0001 1
4 ARINC-429 Cable 55-0101-0010 1
5 RS-232 Cable 55-0101-0020 1
6 NiMH Batteries, AA (not shown) 43-0000-0000 4
7 3.5” Floppy Disc (not shown) 1
8 Operators Manual (not shown) 90-008-105 1
FB Accessories
Table 2-1
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FB Accessories
Figure 2-1
2.3 Installation
The FlexiBus ARINC Analyzer is shipped ready to use. There are no installation procedures
applicable. The Test Set batteries were installed and fully charged before shipping.
2.4 Maintenance
The FB requires no periodic adjustments or maintenance other than the batteries. There are no user
serviceable parts inside the main FB case. The FB performs self tests each time it is powered on and
during normal operations it monitors for system failures. Any problems detected will be annunciated
on the display.
A Functional Verification Check and troubleshooting guide is available in Chapter III to

verify proper operation of select functions and can be performed at any time to ensure that
the FB is operating within specified guidelines.
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SECTION B
OPERATING CONTROLS, INDICATORS, AND CONNECTORS
2.5 Controls, Indicator, and Connectors
Figure 2-2 and Table 2-2 describes and shows location for each of the FlexiBus Analyzer controls,
switches and displays.
FIG Control, Indicator, or

(Table 2-2) FUNCTION
# Connector
1 AC Adapter Connection Utilized to Connect the AC Adapter for Battery Charging

2 RS-232 Port Utilized to download of stored data to a PC
TX Connector (s) (dependent 3.5 mm Audio Connector for Transmit of Data and ARINC Codes
3
on Model Note: On FB561 Units the bottom connector is 561. Top is 429.
RX Connectors (s) (dependent 3.5 mm Audio Connector for Receiving Data and ARINC Codes
4
on Model Note: On FB561 Units the bottom connector is 561. Top is 429.
5 Display 4 x 16 Backlit LCD Display
6 Keyboard Multi Functional Keypad for data entry (45 Keys)
2 1
4
3
FlexiBus ARINC 429 Analyzer (FB-4 Shown)
Figure 2-2
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2.5.1 Keypad and Individual Functions
The FB has a membrane keypad with 45 keys; most are mode dependent multi-
functional. Pressing the <SHIFT> key first can activate any key with a RED
alternate function. Some shift functions will automatically clear the shift mode at
completion while for others the user must press <SHIFT> a second time to
cancel the mode. A flashing S on the status line under TBL will be indicated
whenever SHIFT is active (and status line is valid for mode). Table 2-3
describes the various functions for each key:
KEY FUNCTION (Table 2-3) DESCRIPTION

Toggles the currently active Engineering Definition Table between the Default table and an
alternative User created table (if loaded and valid). The display will indicate either ‘D’ or ‘U’ in
F1
the 16th character on line 1 of the display. Note: The user table will need to be reloaded if the
F1 / G
system batteries are removed from the system or reach an extreme state of discharge.
Enters the ‘G’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently
G
edited value.
Future.
F2 Note: When SHIFT is active, pressing F2 will clear RAM memory to factory fresh state and turn
F2 / H the FB off.
Enters the ‘H’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
H
value.
Starts a trickle charge cycle if charger is attached when pressed. When SHIFT is active it will
F3
start a quick charge cycle.
F3 / I
Enters the ‘I’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
I
value.
Activates the receiver error status screen. This screen presents error counts for received words
F4 that are either shorter or longer than 32 bits and words that contain parity error (even parity).
F4 / J Error counts can be reset to zero (0) by pressing the <DEL> key while this screen is active.
Enters the ‘J’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
J
value.
F5 Future
F5 / K Enters the ‘K’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
K
value.
F6 Future
F6 / L Enters the ‘L’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
L
value.
F7 Future
F7 / M Enters the ‘M’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently
M
edited value.
F8 Future
F8 / N Enters the ‘N’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
N
value.
F9 Future
F9 / O Enters the ‘O’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently
O
edited value.
HELP Activates the Help screen. The Up/Down arrow keys will scroll through the help information.
HELP / P Enters the ‘P’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
P
value.
PAR Toggles the parity for any non-unique TX words while in TX mode.
PAR / Q Enters the ‘Q’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently
Q
edited value.
Activates the System Setup screen. This allows modification of the following System-Wide
parameters:
SETUP / R SETUP
TX Configuration Page
TX Buffer Size
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TX Word Bit Count
TX Bit Frequency
TX Parity
TX Bit Duty Cycle
429 HI Pulse Output Voltage Level
429 LO Pulse Output Voltage Level
429 NULL Output Voltage Level
561 Output Voltage Level
Enters the ‘R’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
R
value.
Toggles the System-Wide Bit Rate Frequency between Hi-Speed and Lo-Speed for the selected
SPEED
429 TX or RX port.
SPEED / S
Enters the ‘S’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
S
value.
Activates the Equipment Identifier screen. This screen allows modification of the equipment ID
used by the system for look-up into the currently selected definition table. Entering a ‘0’ will force
the system to use the default definitions for the displayed labels. Enter value directly or use the
EQ ID
UP and DOWN arrow keys to select next valid ID (note: There may be small delay as list is
EQ ID / T
searched for the next valid definition). Pressing this key multiple times will toggle between the
channel 1 and channel 2 EQ ID’s on multi-port units.
Enters the ‘T’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
T
value.
Activates the RX Trap mode when pressed while in RX mode. User will be prompted to enter
TRAP
several variables. If any variable is not needed, just press <ENTER>.
TRAP / U
Enters the ‘U’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
U
value.
Toggles the ARINC data line (line 3 of display) between Engineering display and 24-bit HEX
HEX
display (Bit 32 -> 9) read left to right.
HEX / V
Enters the ‘V’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
V
value.
Enters the ‘D’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
D
value.
D/W
Enters the ‘W’ alpha character when EDIT mode and Shift are active and appropriate for the
W
currently edited value.
Enters the ‘E’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
E
value.
E/X
Enters the ‘X’ alpha character when EDIT mode and Shift are active and appropriate for the
X
Enters the ‘F’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
F
value.
F/Y
Enters the ‘Y’ alpha character when EDIT mode and Shift are active and appropriate for the
Y
EDIT Activates EDIT Mode for the currently displayed variable (usually on line 3 of the display)
EDIT / Z Enters the ‘Z’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
Z
value.
Places the unit into the TX display mode. If more than 1 TX port is valid for the unit, pressing the
TX TX
TX key while already in TX mode will toggle the display mode between the TX ports.
Enters the ‘A’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
A
A// value.
/ Enters the ‘/’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and the SHIFT key is active.
Enters the ‘B’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
B
B/= value.
= Enters the ‘=’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and the SHIFT key is active.
Enters the ‘C’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently edited
C
C/\ value.
\ Enters the ‘\’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and the SHIFT key is active.
Places the unit into the RX display mode. If more than 1 RX port is valid for the unit, pressing
RX RX
the RX key while already in RX mode will toggle the display mode between the RX ports.
Activates the EL backlight for a period of 30 seconds. Pressing the BKLT key while the backlight
BKLT / Bklt BKLT
is on will deactivate the backlight.
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Activates the EL backlight for a period of 13 minutes when the SHIFT key is active. Pressing the
Bklt
BKLT key while the backlight is on will deactivate the backlight.
Enters the ‘7’ numeric character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently
7
7 / Home edited value.
Home Future
8
8/ edited value.
Up Arrow Scrolls through various screen fields in an Up direction. This is usually used to select the next
Up Arrow
higher TX or RX word.
9
9 / Pg Up edited value.
Pg Up Future
Enters the <SPACE> alpha character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the
SPACE / SPACE
Bk Space
Bk Space Deletes the last displayed character while EDIT mode is active and the SHIFT key is active.
Changes the Display contrast in a progressive darker to lighter fashion. When minimum value is
CTRST
reached the contrast value will ‘Roll-Over’ and start at the ‘darkest’ value possible.
CTRST /
When SHIFT key is active this will change the Display contrast in a progressive lighter to darker
Ctrst
Ctrst fashion. When maximum value is reached the contrast value will ‘Roll-Over’ and start at the
‘lightest’ value possible.
4
4 / Left edited value.
Arrow Scrolls through various screen fields in a left direction. This is usually used to select a previous
Left Arrow
data field for the currently displayed TX word, RX word, or system parameter.
5 5
edited value.
6
6 / Right edited value.
Arrow Scrolls through various screen fields in a right direction. This is usually used to select the next
Right Arrow
data field for the currently displayed TX word, RX word, or system parameter.
ON ON Turns the unit ON.
Enters the ‘-’ (minus) character when EDIT mode is active and appropriate for the currently
-
edited value.
-/+
When SHIFT key is active, enters the ‘+’ (plus) character when edit mode is active and
+
appropriate for the currently edited value.
1
1 / End edited value.
End Future
2
2 / Down edited value.
Arrow Scrolls through various screen fields in a Down direction. This is usually used to select the next
Down Arrow
lower TX or RX word.
3
3 / Pg Down edited value.
Pg Down Future
Activates the Shift function, which provides alternate key functions. Pressing the SHIFT key
SHIFT SHIFT
while active (flashing ‘S’ on Status Line) will cancel the shift function.
ESC This will abort the current edit session without saving any changes.
ESC /
When SHIFT key is active, this activates the System Status display mode. This screen provides
Status Status
for information on items such as the battery (charge, current draw, etc.).
Edit Mode: Deletes the last displayed character.
DEL
DEL / , TX Mode: Deletes the currently displayed TX word and frees up that slot.
, Enters the ‘,’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and the SHIFT key is active.
0
0/: edited value.
: Enters the ‘:’ alpha character when EDIT mode is active and the SHIFT key is active.
<.> Enters the ‘.’ Alpha character OR a decimal point for numeric values when EDIT mode is active
. / Off (Period) and appropriate for the currently edited value.
Off When SHIFT key is active this will turn the unit OFF.
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EDIT Mode: Completes the current EDIT session.
TX Mode: Resets the TX counters to 0 so that any words with the same rate will be transmitted
ENTER ENTER in the order they were entered (1 thru 25(50)).
TX Mode: When SHIFT key is active, this will cause any ‘On Command’ TX words to be
transmitted.
2.6 Battery and Battery Charging
Four (4) AA Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) 1.2 Volt dry cell batteries power each FB unit. All battery
operations are controlled or monitored by the FB Processor (unit must be ON to charge batteries). Full
unit operation is possible with the charger connected. The FB uses an intelligent algorithm to achieve
maximum battery life and fast, safe recharging of the batteries. Overcharging the batteries is not
possible; however, maximum battery life is achieved by ensuring that the batteries are not recharged
until they are almost fully drained. Battery voltage, current, temperature (utilizing the built in thermistor),
and charge time are controlled and/or monitored to ensure that the batteries are safely charged. The
STATUS screen provides dynamic indication for charge level percentage, battery voltage level, battery
current (+/-), and an editable (press <SHIFT> <EDIT>) battery cell size in mA/hours. Default battery cell
size is 1500mA/hr (some other known available sizes are 1300, 1600, 1800, and 2100).
DO NOT enter a larger Rating than indicated as damage to the unit may
NOTE occur.
Maximum charge current will be up to 90% of this number. Contact factory for recommended batteries.
2.6.1 Hardware Connection
Connect the included battery charger to the FB at the 2.5 mm charge connector at the top of
the unit (above the display). Connect the charger wall plug to a suitable wall outlet (100 –
240VAC, 50-60 Hz). Ensure that the FB is turned on.
2.6.2 Charge Methodology
Charging is controlled by the unit microprocessor; therefore, the unit must be

turned on. To ensure maximum battery life charging of the batteries will not start
until the voltage has dropped below 5.0 VDC. Also, if the temperature is below zero
degree C or above 40 degree C charging will not be allowed. A quick charge cycle
will terminate under any of the following conditions:
a) 90 minutes have elapsed

b) Battery temperature exceeds ~55 degree C
c) A rise in battery temperature of more than ~0.8 degree C per minute over three minutes
d) A drop of more than 20mV is detected in the battery voltage level (note:
this drop can be caused by changes in transmitter loading or display
backlight cycling during charging).
Temperature rise and voltage drop are normal during charging of NiMH batteries as they near
full charge. When the quick charge terminates the trickle charge mode will commence. Trickle
charge mode will provide a charge current equal to 5% of the rated battery size while quick
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charge mode provides a 90% charge current. All charge activity will cease after 10 hours from
charger connection. If the battery level is below 4.50 VDC (“Low Battery” is flashing on the
status line of the display) when the charger is connected the FB will drain the batteries
(displays “Draining” for the “Bat I” value) until 4.00 VDC is reached. This drain cycle helps
extend the life of the batteries. If the battery level ever reaches 4.00 VDC and the charger is
not connected the unit will automatically turn off. The charger must then be connected to
resume operations. Charge cycles can be forced by the user overriding the startup voltage
limits if desired (see F3 key description above), however, battery life could be shortened by
‘topping off’ the batteries.
2.6.3 Sample Status Screen
Status Screen (Press <SHIFT><Status>)
C P S S P C T
T R
N A P P A N B
X X
T R D D R T L
B a t C h a r g e 1 0 0 %
B a t L e v e l 5 . 5 0 V
B a t I + 7 3 m A
B a t S i z e 1 5 0 0 m A
Line 1 = Est. Charge percentage

Line 2 = Battery voltage level
Line 3 = Battery current (+/-)
Line 4 = Battery Size (in mA/hr)
The estimated charge percentage on line 1 reflects, to the best of its ability, an estimate of how
much charge is left in the batteries. This number may be out of synch with the actual charge
state on new batteries or if the batteries have been removed or severely run down. A full
charge cycle should recalibrate this number. It will not be 100% accurate and is only an
estimate based on stated battery capacity, charge level, and measured current draw versus
time. As batteries age and go through charge /discharge cycles their capacity is gradually
reduced. The FB makes no attempt to keep track of this degradation. If you find that the battery
voltage level and the charge percentage are constantly out of sync, the batteries probably
should be replaced. The battery voltage level on line 2 is the voltage measured across the four
AA batteries. If the measured voltage is not between 1 VDC and 7.2 VDC then “Bad” will be
displayed instead of the measured voltage. The battery current on line 3 will reflect the real-
time current flow across the batteries, either charging (+) or discharging (-).
2.6.4 Battery Conservation
The FB firmware and hardware have been optimized to extract maximum life from each battery
charge. Various hardware circuits are turned off and on as required. If there is no transmitter,
receiver, or keypad activity for 60 seconds the FB will go into a low current, slow speed mode.
Any screen updates will appear to be in slow motion. This is normal. Any keypad activity or
receive data will force it back into its normal operational mode. After 20 minutes of inactivity the
FB will automatically shut itself off. Pressing the <ON> key will restart the unit as normal.
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2.6.5 Battery Compartment Temperature Thermistor
Each FB is equipped with a thermistor to monitor the temperature in the battery compartment.
Care should be used whenever the batteries are replaced to not damage the thermistor or
thermal pad surrounding it. If the FB flags an error message to ‘Check Thermistor’ it has
determined that the battery compartment temperature is not in an acceptable range to start
rapid charging (0 degree C to 40 degree C) or has charged the batteries and detected a
possible problem with the thermistor.
To verify if the thermistor is working properly, start a charge session as normal. With the
system status screen showing (<SHIFT> <Status>), press <F9> <Status>. On line one of the
display two hexadecimal numbers will be shown along with the charge percentage number.
These numbers represent the average instantaneous battery temperature and a one minute
sampling temperature. These numbers will normally be between 0x8cb (~23 degree C) and
0x3d9 (~55 degree C). These numbers will be dynamic (and decrease) during a charge cycle
as the temperature in the battery compartment increases. If abnormally high or low numbers
are observed at the start of a charge cycle relative to the ambient room temperature or the
numbers do not vary during the charge cycle, consult with the factory about repairing the FB
before further attempts to charge the unit or overheating of the batteries could occur.
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SECTION C
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
2.7 Transmitter
A FB unit consists of two independent units in one case. Each FB contains a transmit side with up to
2 ports and a receiver side, also with up to 2 ports. Each “side” works independently of the other. To
activate the TX side of the unit for display and keypad control press the TX key.
You should initially see the following screens indicating that there are no active transmit words entered
(note the 0 under CNT on the status line (line 1) of the display. On FB3T, FB4, and FB561 units
pressing the TX key again will select channel 2 (note the 2 under TX on the status line). In general, line
3 of the display contains the editable field. To activate one of the 25 slots, press <EDIT> and enter a
non-zero value (desired label). Once a slot is active (label value > 0) the user can use the Left and
Right arrow keys to display additional editable fields on line 3. To initiate field editing press the EDIT
key with the desired field displayed. To deactivate a slot, use the arrow keys to select the target word
and press <DEL> (or enter a new label value of 0).
Initial TX Screen (Press <TX>)
C P S S P C T
T R
N A P P A N B
X X
T R D D R T L
0 o L 1 Å 1 L 0 d Line 1 = System Status

Line 2 = Label & Descriptor
1 = I N A C T I V E Line 3 = Data
Line 4 = SDI & Rate
Sample TX screen indicating 3 active TX labels
C P S S P C T
T R
N A P P A N B
X X
T R D D R T L
3 o L 1 Å 1 L 0 d 3 TX / Odd Par / Lo Spd / Ch1

0 0 1 = D I S T T O G O Label 001, Distance to Go
2 4 7 2 . 0 N . M . 2472.0 Nautical Miles
S D I = 0 0 2 0 0 m S SDI = 00 / Rate = 200 mS
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Sample TX screen in HEX (Press <HEX>)
C P S S P C T
T R
N A P P A N B
X X
T R D D R T L
3 o L 1 Å 1 L 0 d 3 TX / Odd Par / Lo Spd / Ch1

0 0 1 = D I S T T O G O Label 001, Distance to Go
0 0 1 0 0 0 9 1 C 8 0 0 0 Label / SDI / DATA / SSM **
S D I = 0 0 2 0 0 m S SDI = 00 / Rate = 200 mS
** Octal Label / Binary SDI / Hex Data (32 Æ 9) / Binary SSM
Line 1, Status Line Definitions
CNT Count of active TX words for selected channel (0 to 25).

PAR Parity of currently displayed word (o for odd / e for even).
Speed of currently displayed word (L for low speed / H for high speed/ U for unique).
SPD
Note: A unique word has had a parameter set to a non-nominal value.
TX Indicates currently selected TX channel (1 or 2).
Indicates TX side of unit is active for display/control.
Å
Note: Will indicate a flashing E whenever EDIT mode is active.
Indicates currently selected ARINC table (d for default / u for user).
TBL
Note: Will indicate a flashing S whenever SHIFT active.
Connect the FB to the target unit through the four conductor, 3.5 mm audio jack
connector(s) at the left side of the display on the side of the unit. Fabricate a cable to
requirements as follows:
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2.7.2 Configurable Transmit Data Fields
Table 2-4 lists TX fields that are available for editing on line 3 of the Display. (Press LEFT /
RIGHT arrows):
FIELD DATA TYPE Notes

Label Octal Entering a non-zero value activates the slot. (0 to 377)
Engineering or Using the HEX key will toggle between hex and engineering data formats
Data
hexadecimal (if defined by ARINC table)
SSM Binary 2 digit binary value for Sign Status Matrix field.
SDI Binary 2 digit binary value for Source Destination Identifier field.
DISC Binary Data bits unused by DATA field or SDI. Determined by ARINC table.
Word rep rate in milliseconds (defaults to 200). Range is 2 to 65535. 0 will
Rate Decimal
set rate to ON CMD.
Number of bits in word (defaults to 32). Range is 25 to 39 bits. Affects this
Word Bits Decimal
word only (press SETUP for system wide).
Word bit frequency. Pressing SPEED key will toggle between Hi (100 KHz
and Low (12.5 KHz) speeds. Pressing <SHIFT> key will allow changing
Freq Decimal the frequency off nominal by using the UP and DOWN arrow keys. A value
can also be entered directly by pressing the <EDIT> key and using the
numeric keypad. Affects this word only (press SETUP for system wide).
Reflects the current word parity (Odd or Even). Pressing the PAR key will
Parity Selection toggle parity for ALL TX words. Pressing the <SHIFT> key will allow the
UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the parity for this word only.
Percentage of data bit that is high. Nominal is 50%. Pressing <SHIFT> key
will allow changing the Duty Cycle off nominal by using the UP and DOWN
Duty Cycle Decimal arrow keys. A value can also be entered directly by pressing the <EDIT>
key and using the numeric keypad. Affects this word only (press SETUP
for system wide). Step size will be dependent on bit frequency.
Minimum slew limit for word. Data format same as data for word. Not
Min Engineering
available for all words.
Maximum slew limit for word. Data format same as data for word. Not
Max Engineering
available for all words.
Slew step size for word. Data format same as data for word but limited to
16 bits of resolution. Not available for all words. This value will be added to
or subtracted from the current word data value after each word
Step Engineering transmission. By entering a “+” or a “-” before this value the user can
control whether the data is incremented only or decremented only until
limits are reached (saw tooth ramping). Absence of either will cause the
data to slew up and down between the limits (triangle ramping)
Configurable TX Fields
Table 2-4
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2.7.3 Unique Transmit Words
Any data words that have had their bit count, frequency, parity, or duty cycle
programmed to a non-standard value through the individual word setup (not through
the SETUP key) will be a unique word and a U will be displayed in the status line
under the SPD indicator for that word. Any such word will no longer be affected by
the system wide setup controls. This will allow the user to create some unique
system scenarios such as simultaneous low speed and high speed words on the
same bus or simulating a single word with bad (even) parity or bit count.
2.7.4 Word Transmit Order
The transmit sequence order of the data words is typically random. The controlling factors are
word rep rate, entry order, and timing of entry. There is a method to ensure the word transmit
order. This will only be valid for words that have identical (or some multiple of) rates. Once all
desired words have been entered and all rates have been set, press the <SHIFT> key and
then the <ENTER> key. The display will flash “TX Synchronized” for several seconds. This
resets the rate counters for each transmit word to the programmed rate. The transmit engine
scans the transmit buffer every millisecond for words to transmit starting with slot one in an
ascending order. When a rate counter reaches zero, the word will be queued for transmit. The
rate counter will then be reset to the programmed value.
2.7.5 On Command Mode
The FB transmitter has the capability to single shot data words, called ON CMD mode.
By entering a word rep rate of zero (0) the word will only be transmitted when
commanded by the user. This is accomplished by pressing the <ENTER> key when the
TX side of the FB is selected for display/control. Every time the <ENTER> key is
pressed these words will be transmitted once. The words will remain set up and do not
require reloading by the user after being transmitted.
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2.8 Receiver
A FB unit consists of two independent units in one case. Each FB contains a transmit side with up to 2
ports and a receiver side, also with up to 2 ports. Each “side” works independently of the
other. To activate the RX side of the unit for display and keypad control press the RX key. You
should initially see the following screen indicating that there are no active receive words (note
the 0 under CNT on the status line (line 1) of the display. On FB3R, FB4, and FB561 units pressing the
RX key again will select channel 2 (note the 2 under RX on the status line). There are no editable fields
for received words. Once the FB starts receiving words the user can use the UP and DOWN arrow
keys to view the different words and data. The LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys will allow display of
additional data fields on line 3.
Initial RX Screen (Press <RX>)
C P S S P C T
T R
N A P P A N B
X X
T R D D R T L
0 o L 1 Æ 1 L 0 d Line 1 = System Status

W a i t i n g C H 1 Line 2 = Label & Descriptor
Line 3 = Data
Line 4 = SDI & Rate
Sample RX screen indicating 5 active RX labels
C P S S P C T
T R
N A P P A N B
X X
T R D D R T L
3 o L 1 Æ 1 L o 5 d Ch 1 / Low Spd / Odd Par / 5 RX

1 1 0 = S E L C R S 2 Label 110, SEL CRS 2
1 2 3 . 4 9 D e g 123.49 Deg
S D I = 0 0 2 0 0 m S SDI = 00 / Rate = 200 mS
Line 1, Status Line Definitions
RX Indicates currently selected RX channel (1 or 2).

SPD Speed currently selected for receiver (L for low speed / H for high speed).
PAR Parity of currently displayed word (o for odd / e for even).
Count of current RX words for selected channel (0 to 3584).
CNT
Note: If a received word is not refreshed in 4 seconds it will be killed off.
Indicates RX side of unit is active for display/control.
Æ
Note: Will indicate a flashing E whenever EDIT mode is active.
Indicates currently selected ARINC table (d for default / u for user).
TBL
Note: Will indicate a flashing S whenever Shift is active.
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After setting the FB receiver bus speed to match the target, connect the FB to the target unit
through the three conductors, 3.5 mm audio jack connector(s) at the right side of the display on
the side of the unit. Fabricate a cable to requirements as follows:
2.8.2 Viewable Receiver Data Fields
Table 2-5 displays RX fields that are available for viewing on line 3.
(Press LEFT / RIGHT arrows):

Engineering or Using the HEX key will toggle between hex and engineering data
Data
hexadecimal formats (if defined by ARINC table)
SSM Binary 2 digit binary value for Sign Status Matrix field.
SDI Binary 2 digit binary value for Source Destination Identifier field.
DISC Binary Data bits unused by DATA field or SDI. Determined by ARINC table.
Freq Decimal Received bus frequency (Port 1 only)
Viewable RX Data Fields
Table 2-5
2.8.3 Receiver Error Recording Screen
The FB has the ability to monitor and record several receiver anomalies on the channel one (1)
port. To activate the error screen press the <F4> key. The FB continuously counts the number
of ‘words’ that do not contain 32 bits of information. These are itemized as either short (less
than 32 bits) or long (greater than 32 bits) words. It also keeps count of words that contain
parity errors (EVEN Parity). All counters start at zero (0) at power on and will roll over after
65535 events. The user can reset the counters by pressing the <DEL> when this screen is
displayed.
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2.9 Trap Mode
The FB has very powerful data trapping capabilities. It has the ability to trap received data
utilizing the following filters:
All data (no filtering)

Label Only filter
1 to 24 data bit pattern filter
Label and 1 to 24 data bit pattern filter
The trap has the capacity to hold 3584 data words. The data can be viewed, once it has started
to be received, on the screen. Use either the UP and DOWN arrow keys to scroll through the
word slots or press <EDIT> and enter a slot number to jump to that slot. Once the trap is full or
the desired number of words have been captured they can be downloaded to a PC via RS-232. The
displayed data will be presented as in normal mode except the displayed rate will indicate the elapsed
time interval (in milliseconds) from the time the previous word was received and the label value will
indicate the storage slot number.
The trap mode also allows for a complex trigger to be set to allow trapping of data either after
the trigger (post) or before the trigger (pre). Triggering is not required. It can be set to use the
same type of filtering as the data filter above.
No trigger
Label Only trigger
1 to 24 data bit pattern trigger
Label and 1 to 24 data bit pattern trigger
Triggering can be used to watch for certain events on the bus such as an intermittent alarm flag.
By utilizing the Pre / Post trigger features you can “see” the activity leading up to or after the
trigger event.
While the trap is active you can select any equipment identifier value;
NOTE however the equipment identifier descriptors will not be available as they
share the same memory space as the trapped labels.
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2.9.1 Trap Setup
Table 2-6 displays Setup Procedures for Trap Functions.
Press <RX> to activate receiver display and keypad control.
USER OPERATION FB RESPONSE UNIT STATE

Post: Press <TRAP> The FB is waiting for the user to enter a 3 digit
Pre: Press <SHIFT> Trap LABEL = octal label value. Press <ENTER> if no label filter
<TRAP> is desired.
The FB is waiting for the user to enter up to a 24
Enter Label value &
bit data value in HEX of the desired pattern to filter
<ENTER> Bit Ptrn
Press <ENTER> if no data filtering is required and
or <ENTER>
skip the next 2 steps.
The FB is waiting for the user to enter a 24 bit
mask value in HEX of the bits that the user cares
Hex Data (32 Æ 9)
about. A 1 value will cause the unit to check for a
<ENTER> Cares
match for that bit position in data filtering. A mask
or <ENTER>
must be entered if a bit pattern has been entered
in the previous step.
The FB is waiting for the user to enter a 3 digit
Hex Data (32 Æ 9)
Trig LABEL= octal label value. Press <ENTER> if no label
<ENTER>
trigger is desired.
The FB is waiting for the user to enter up to a 24
Enter Label value &
bit data value in HEX of the desired pattern to filter
<ENTER> Bit Ptrn
for the trigger. Press <ENTER> if no trigger
or <ENTER>
filtering is required and skip the next 2 steps.
The FB is waiting for the user to enter a 24 bit
mask value in HEX of the bits that the user cares
Hex Data (32 Æ 9)
about. A 1 value will cause the unit to check for a
<ENTER> Cares
match for that bit position in trigger filtering. A
or <ENTER>
mask must be entered if a bit pattern has been
entered in the previous step.
Once the trigger criteria (if set) has been met the
“Trap Waiting” message will display until data
Hex Data (32 Æ 9) Trap Waiting (or)
matching the data filtering criteria (if set) has been
<ENTER> Trigger Waiting
received. The unit will then increment the RX count
for each word received.
Trap Setup
Table 2-6
Pressing the <TRAP> key a second time will cancel the trap mode, empty the trap,
NOTE and return the unit to normal receiver mode. The transmit side of the unit can be
activated for display and keypad control once the trap mode has been setup and is
running (receiving or waiting).
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2.9.2 Trap Function Examples
Table 2-7 displays some examples of trap filter and trigger examples. If
assistance is needed in determining what the desired data pattern is switch to
the TX operational mode, enter the same label and desired data in engineering. Once the data
is entered press the <HEX> key and write down the 6 character
data field. The data field is read, left to right, as bits 32 to 9. Usually it is not
desirable to include the parity bit (32) in the filter or trigger pattern.
FILTER TRIGGER
Label Pattern Cares Label Pattern Cares Notes
This is an example of Label and data pattern filter with
no trigger. This setup would trap only words with label
001 (DIST TO GO) with a data pattern of 0048C0
001 0048C0 1FFFFC <ENTER> N/A N/A (123.0 N.M.). The data mask (the cares 1FFFFC), has
been set to check 19 BCD data bits per ARINC
Specification 429PART1-16, page 79, Table 6-1-1.
SDI and SSM are not checked. No trigger is used.
This is an example of Label and data pattern filter with
no trigger. The setup would trap only words with label
110 (SEL CRS 2) and a data pattern of 6C0001
(135.00 Deg). The data mask has been set to check
110 6C0001 6FFF03 <ENTER> N/A N/A
for 12 BNR data bits (the cares FFF, sign bit (29) is
ignored), per the table in appendix A. It will also check
for a SSM of 11 (the cares 6) and a SDI of 01 (the
cares 3). No trigger is used.
This is an example of Data pattern only filter with a
Label and data pattern trigger. This setup would trap
000002 000003 035 021400
any words with a SDI value of 10 after a trigger with
label 035 (DME FREQ) and a data pattern of 021400
<ENTER> Note: leading Note: leading Note: leading Note: leading 1FFE00
(108.5 MHz). The trigger data mask has been set to
0’s need not 0’s need not 0 need not be 0’s need not
check only the frequency bits ((29 Æ 18), per ARINC
be entered. be entered. entered. be entered.
Specification 429PART1-16, page 108). No SDI, SSM,
or discrete bits are checked on the trigger.
This is an example of Data pattern only filter with no
<ENTER> 200000 600000 <ENTER> N/A N/A trigger. This setup would trap any words with a SSM of
01 (NCD). No trigger is used.
This is an example of a Label only filter with no trigger.
127 <ENTER> <ENTER> <ENTER> N/A N/A
This setup would trap all occurrences of label 127.
This is an example of no filter and no trigger. This
<ENTER> <ENTER> <ENTER> <ENTER> N/A N/A
setup would trap all words received.
Trap Function Examples
Table 2-7
The above examples all assumed POST trigger trapping. By pressing <SHIFT> prior to
the <TRAP> key, any example with trigger criteria would become PRE trigger trapping.
That is, data that meets the filtering criteria would be constantly stored in the trap until the
trigger requirements are met. Trapping would cease once the trigger criteria has been met
thereby capturing any data leading up to the trigger event. Any time PRE trigger trapping is
used, some combination of trigger filtering must also be used. If more words are received than
the buffer can hold (3584) before the trigger event, the buffer will roll over and start overwriting
the oldest words in the buffer thereby capturing 3584 latest words.
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2.10 Customized Parameters
The FB has several configurable system parameters to allow the user to customize the transmit
side data. These system wide parameters include:
• Current TX configuration page (0 through 59 (or 29))

Default page 0 is preset to “Default” on first power up for data protection.
• TX Buffer size (25 x 60 or 50 x 30)

Default is 25 word slots by 60 Configuration pages
• Word bit count (25 through 39).

Nominal is 32 per ARINC 429 standard.
• Word rate frequency (allows change within selected range)

Nominal frequencies are 12.5 kHz and 100 kHz per ARINC 429 standard.
• Parity (Odd / Even)

Nominal is Odd parity per ARINC 429 standard.
• Data Bit Duty Cycle (bit high time)

Nominal is 50% per ARINC 429 Standard.
• 429 HI level output voltage (Line to Line)

Nominal is +10 VDC
• 429 LO level output voltage (Line to Line)

Nominal is -10 VDC
• 429 NULL output voltage (Line to Line

Nominal is 0 VDC
• 561 Output Voltage Level (Line to GND)

Nominal is 11 VDC
Initial Setup Screen (Press <SETUP>)
C P S S P C T
T R
N A P P A N B
X X
T R D D R T L
0 o L 1 1 L 0 d Line 1 = System Status

S Y S P A R A M S Line 2 = Screen Title
C f g = D e f a u l t Line 3 = Current Parameter
Line 4 = Blank
Line 1, Status Line Definitions; Same as TX and RX modes
Table 2-8 lists available fields for configuration on Line 3.
(Press LEFT / RIGHT arrows)
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This field allows the user to select one of the 60 (or 30) transmit configuration
pages. Each page contains room for 25 (or 50) transmit words. Only data on the
currently selected page will be transmitted. This allows the user to pre-configure
pages for different testing functions or different users. The user can edit the
Cfg Alpha-Numeric default numeric value with an alpha-numeric string. If so named, the page will be
protected on unit power-down. Page 0 is preset to “Default” at first power-up to
provide default data protection; however, this value can be edited if desired. To
unprotect a page that has previously been “named”, reedit the name and enter 0.
Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the desired page.
This field allows the user to set the size of the Transmit word buffer and
configuration pages. It defaults to 25 words by 60 pages. The user can also
TX Buf Selection select 50 words by 30 pages. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the
desired size. For efficiency it is recommended that the default be used whenever
possible.
This field allows the user to configure the FB to transmit from 25 to 39 data bits
for each word (default is 32). This is a system wide parameter and will affect any
Word Bits Decimal
non-unique transmit words. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the
desired bit count or press <EDIT> and enter the value.
This field allows the user to slide the current bit rate frequency off of nominal
within the currently selected standard speed (100 KHz or 12.5 KHz). Step size
will differ depending on what bus speed is currently selected. Use the UP and
Freq Decimal
DOWN arrow keys to select the desired frequency or press <EDIT> and enter a
value. The closest obtainable setting will be set. This is a system wide parameter
and will affect any non-unique transmit words.
This field allows the user to set word parity to Odd or Even. Use the UP and
DOWN arrow keys to select the desired parity. This is a system wide parameter
Parity Selection
and will affect any non-unique transmit words. (Same as pressing the <PAR>
key).
This field allows the user to set the duty cycle percentage that each transmitted
data bit is high. Nominal is 50%. Step size will differ depending on what bus
speed is currently selected. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to select the
Duty Cycle Decimal
desired duty cycle or press <EDIT> and enter a value. The closest obtainable
setting will be set. This is a system wide parameter and will affect any non-
unique transmit words.
This field allows the user to set the output voltage level for the transmitted HI
1 Level Decimal data pulses (default is 9.953 VDC). Value is measured line to line. Use the UP
and DOWN arrow keys to adjust the level or press <EDIT> and enter the value.
This field allows the user to set the output voltage level for the transmitted LO
0 Level Decimal data pulses (default is -9.953 VDC). Value is measured line to line. Use the UP
and DOWN arrow keys to adjust the level or press <EDIT> and enter the value.
This field allows the user to set the output voltage level for the transmitted NULL
NUL Level Decimal level (default is 0 VDC). Value is measured line to line. Use the UP and DOWN
arrow keys to adjust the level or press <EDIT> and enter the value.
This field allows the user to set the output voltage level for the transmitted 561
data, clock, and sync pulses (default is 11.016 VDC). Value is measured line to
561 Level Decimal
ground. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to adjust the level or press <EDIT>
and enter the value.
Confiurable Setup Fields
Table 2-8
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2.11 EQ ID (Equipment Identifier)
The FB allows the user to select the equipment identifier that is used to determine which label definition
is used in engineering conversions. This is a 3 digit hex value from 0 to FFF. Each channel on multi-
channel units has their own EQ ID. This value can be edited directly using the keypad. The FB also
utilizes a descriptor list that contains alpha-numeric descriptor strings assigned to defined identifiers per
ARINC 16 Attachment 1-2, Equipment Codes (not available while RX trap mode is active). This default
list (see APPENDIX B) is preprogrammed at the factory, however, a text file copy of this list is
provided with each unit.
The user can add to (up to 1000 descriptors total) or modify this list as necessary and upload it
to the FB. The FB searches this list for a match whenever the user presses the UP and DOWN
arrow keys to select the desired EQID. The FB search utility will skip over any EQID that does
not have an entry present in the list. The user could modify this list to contain only the identifiers
that are useful to their testing, thereby providing an efficient selection of the desired EQID.
Another method the user could use to customize the unit for efficient operation would be to copy
and edit the default engineering table to create a USER table. For each entry in the conversion table
there is a default label (EQID = 000). If the selected EQID does not match a value in the
conversion table it will use the default definition value of 000. The user could modify the table
and assign all desired definitions to the default equipment identifier value of 000. The default
(000) identifier should be the last entry in the list for the selected label value (see APPENDIX A).
Equipment Identifier Screen (Press <EQ ID>)
C P S S P C T
T R
N A P P A N B
X X
T R D D R T L
0 o L 1 1 L 0 d Line 1 = System Status

T b l = A r i n c 1 6 V s D Line 2 = Selected Table Name
E Q I D 1 = 0 0 2 Line 3 = Current Eq ID
7 0 2 F M C Line 4 = ID Descriptor
Line 1, Status Line Definitions: Same as TX and RX modes.
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2.12 RS-232 Functions
Each FB unit is equipped with a 3-wire RS-232 serial port (3.5mm audio jack) capable of 9600
baud communications with a personal computer running a terminal communications program.
This port allows the user to upload new unit firmware and engineering conversion definition
tables into the FB. It also allows control and monitoring of most unit functions.
Plug the 3.5mm 4 conductor audio plug of the supplied RS-232 cable into the FB jack at the top
of the unit (above the display). Connect the other end (9 pin female D-Sub) to a RS-232 port on
the PC.
2.12.2 Terminal Operation
Start the terminal emulation software on the PC. The program should have the
capability to send ASCII text and binary files without any transfer protocol. We use and
recommend a product called Tera Term Pro that is available for free download on the
Internet at (http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA002416/teraterm.html). Set up the terminal
program for the correct port and for 9600 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, no flow
control, and no Transmit delay (use the terminal program help for assistance on
program usage). After turning on the FB you should see the following information on the
terminal screen:
FBx Vs mm/dd/yy = Unit model number and software revision date

Arinc16 vsX = Engineering conversion table revision
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx = User conversion table info string, if valid
P = Program = Program Command
R = Read = Read Command
Press the <Enter> key on the PC. The FB unit should repeat the P = Program / R = Read
prompt each time the enter key is pressed. If the above setup was successful you are now
ready to begin serial operations on the FB.
2.12.3 Unit Firmware Update
The FB code firmware can be updated through the serial port. A 65,536 byte binary
image file called MP.bin (available from the factory) can be sent to the FB using the
binary file mode of the terminal program. If the program should “hang” with the Byte
Counter window open either the wrong file has been sent or the binary switch has not
been set properly. You will need to cancel the PC operation and remove a battery from
the FB to reinitialize it. Repeat the operation with the proper settings.
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Care should be used to not interrupt this operation after the PROGRAMMING
NOTE FLASH message is displayed or the FB may become inoperable (Approx. 1 minute
to complete).
If the unit displays “Bad Programming” instead of the “Programming Flash” message,
the FB has detected a problem with the file. Ensure that the correct file has been
selected and repeat operation.
USER OPERATION TERMINAL RESPONSE FB RESPONSE

B = Tables
C = Code
D = Default Table Select
F = Feedback
Press PC <P> (for Program) H = Hex data
I = EQ ID
R = Receiver
T = Transmitter
Q = Quit
Press PC <C> (for Code) Are you sure? y/n
Press PC <y> Are you REALLY sure? Y/N
Press PC <Y> waiting
Using terminal program controls,
A ‘Byte counter’ window should
select the ‘File / Send File’ menu
open indicating the number of
option. Ensure the binary option
bytes sent to the FB.
switch is set ON. Select ‘MP.bin’ file
and press <Enter> to start.
Programming Flash
FB2 Vs mm/dd/yy
‘Byte Counter’ window closes. Arinc16 vsA
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
P = Program
R = Read
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2.12.4 ARINC Engineering Conversion Table Update
The FB engineering conversion table or equipment ID descriptor table can be updated through
the serial port. A text file containing the conversion table can be sent to the FB using the text
file mode of the terminal program as follows:

B = Tables
C = Code
D = Default Table Select
F = Feedback
Press PC <P> (for Program) H = Hex data
I = EQ ID
R = Receiver
T = Transmitter
Q = Quit
D = Default Table
Press PC <B> (for Tables)
E = EQ ID Table
U = User Table
Press PC <D> (for Default Table) or
Press PC <U> (for User Table) or Waiting
Press PC <E> (for EQ ID Table)
Using terminal program controls,
select the ‘File / Send File’ menu
open indicating the number of
option. Ensure the binary option Tbl=xxxx Labels
bytes sent to the FB.
switch is set OFF. Select desired
table file and press <Enter> to start.
Programming EEProm
‘Byte Counter’ window closes.
Goodbye
2.12.5 Download Receiver Trap Data

G = Global Param
I = EQ ID
Press PC <R> (for Read)
R = Receiver
T = TX Config
A = Active Word Count
Press PC <R> (for Receiver) N = Next Word
T = Trap
Press FB <SHIFT> to Start /
<ESC> to Stop or
Press PC <T> (for RX Trap Buffer)
Press PC <ENTER> to Start /
<ENTER> to Stop
Set the logging features on the
open that will indicate the numbe
terminal program as desired.
of bytes sent from the FB.
Press FB <SHIFT> or Log window byte counter Sends formatted RX data.
Press PC <ENTER> increments. Goodbye
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2.12.6 Sample RX Log File
EQ ID 1 = 002
0: 001=DIST TO GO 0642.0 N.M. SDI=00 SSM=00 Time= 0mS Parity = Odd DISC=
1: 002=TIME TO GO 112.0 Min SDI=00 SSM=00 Time= 16mS Parity = Odd DISC=0000
2: 003=X TRAK DIST 063.0 N.M. SDI=00 SSM=00 Time= 4mS Parity = Odd DISC=0000
7: 002=TIME TO GO 113.0 Min SDI=00 SSM=00 Time= 16mS Parity = Odd DISC=0000
8: 003=X TRAK DIST 064.0 N.M. SDI=00 SSM=00 Time= 4mS Parity = Odd DISC=0000
*
P = Program
R = Read
2.12.7 Download Transmitter Configuration Data
The programmed FB transmitter configuration data can be downloaded to a PC through

the serial port. Utilizing the logging features of the terminal program this data can be
stored in a file on the PC. The line 3 data field, as currently displayed, will be downloaded.

G = Global Param
I = EQ ID
Press PC <R> (for Read)
R = Receiver
T = TX Config
Press FB <SHIFT> to Start /
<ESC> to Stop or
Press PC <T> (for TX Config)
Press PC <ENTER> to Start /
<ENTER> to Stop
Set the logging features on the
open that will indicate the numbe
terminal program as desired.
of bytes sent from the FB.
Press FB <SHIFT> or Log window byte counter Sends formatted TX data.
Press PC <ENTER> increments. Goodbye
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2.12.8 Sample TX Log File
EQ ID = 000
Cfg=Default
Ch 1 001=DIST TO GO 5670.0 N.M. SDI=00 200mS
Ch 1 002=TIME TO GO 211.9 Min SDI=00 200mS
Ch 1 110=SEL CRS 2 FW 139.22 Deg SDI=00 200mS
Ch 2 004=RW DISTANCE 17760. Ft SDI=00 200mS
Cfg=1 INACTIVE
Cfg=2 INACTIVE
*
P = Program
R = Read
2.12.9 RS-232 Command Tree
The following table lists the possible RS-232 control and monitoring commands in a tree structure.
Each successive level builds on the previous level. If the user is working in ‘interactive’ terminal mode
with feedback strings turned on, the FB will prompt the user for the next level with all legal options. A
‘*’ character is returned on completion of any successful command and a ‘?’ character is returned on
any command failure regardless of whether feedback strings are on or off. Any additional data
required should follow the same format as entered from the FB front panel keypad for the same
operation. The highlighted character in each level, with the exception of required data, is all that is
required for each command (see following RS-232 command list).
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Level 7 Level 8 Level 9 Level 10
Program
taBles
Default table Send text file
Eqid table Send text file
User table Send text file
Answer Answer
Send binary
Code confirmation confirmation
file MP.bin
question 1 question 2
Definition
table select
Default table
User table
Feedback
On
oFf
Hex data
On
oFf
eq Id
1
2
Receiver
Channel
1
2
Errors reset
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Speed
Low
High
Trap
Trap label Data filter Filter cares
ooo lbl
ooo or hhhhhh hhhhhh If Trig label used
or <enter>
<enter> or <enter> or <enter>
Trig
‘+’ Pre Trig filter
Cares
‘-‘ Post hhhhhh
hhhhhh
If trap is
active, trap
turned off
Transmitter
syNchronize
One shot
Channel
1
2
Global
siZe
Small
Large
Config
00 to 59
page Name
1 to 11 chars
Bits
25 to 39
Speed
Low
High
Frequency
dddddd
(Range
dependent)
Parity
Odd
Even
Duty cycle
dd.dd
High TX
voltage
0 to 13.000
Low TX
voltage
0 to 13.000
nUll
-3.000 to
3.000
561 Voltage 0 to 12.000
Slot
00 to 49
Label
000 to 377
Eng data
ee.eee per
def table
Hex data
hhhhhh
ssM
bb
Sdi
bb
dIscretes
bbbb
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Per def table
Rate
0 to 65535
Bits
25 to 39
Frequency
dddddd
range
dependent
Parity
Odd
Even
Duty cycle
dd.dd
miNimum
ee.eee
per def table
maXimum
ee.eee
per def table
sTep
ee.eee
per def table
Quit
Read
eq Id
1
2
Global
siZe
Config page
page Name
Bits
Speed
Parity
Duty cycle
Receiver
Active count
Next word
Trap
<Enter>
Errors
Frequency
Status
Tx config
<Enter>
Quit
2.12.10 RS-232 Command List
The following table describes the above mentioned RS-232 commands in a format more suitable for
automated operations. Operations will be simplified and speedier by turning off the feedback strings
for automated operations. A user program should look for the above mentioned ‘*’ and ‘?’ characters
for command success and completion. A user could also create a text file using a program such as
MS WordPad containing the desired commands and use a program such as the above mentioned
Tera Term to send the file to the FB (in text mode) such as described above to load in new tables. An
example file follows this section. With the exception of the ‘PC’ command confirmation responses, all
commands are case insensitive.
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Command Additional Data Description

Answer confirmation
Program Code: This command allows the user to download
PC questions. Send Binary
new firmware (MP.BIN file) into the FB.
file MP.bin
Program taBles Default: This command allows the user to
Default engineering
PBD download a new default engineering conversion table into the
conversion Text file.
FB.
Program taBles User: This command allows the user to
User engineering
PBU download a new user engineering conversion table into the
conversion text file.
FB.
Equipment ID descriptor Program taBles EqId: This command allows the user to
PBE
file. download a new equipment ID descriptor table into the FB.
Program Definition Default: This command allows the user to
PDD select the default engineering table for engineering
conversions.
Program Definition User: This command allows the user to
PDU
select the user engineering table for engineering conversions.
Program Feedback On: This command allows the user to turn
PFO
on RS-232 feedback strings to aid in interactive terminal use.
Program Feedback oFf: This command allows the user to turn
PFF
off RS-232 feedback strings to aid in automated PC use.
Program Hex On: This command allows the user to put the FB
PHO
into the HEX display/control mode of operation.
Program Hex oFf: This command allows the user to put the FB
PHF
into the engineering display/control mode of operation.
Program Id 1: This command allows the user to program the
PI1 000 to FFF hex
equipment identifier used on channel one (1).
Program Id 2: This command allows the user to program the
PI2 000 to FFF hex
equipment identifier used on channel two (2).
Program Transmitter Channel 1: This command selects
PTC1 transmitter channel one (1) for any further transmitter channel
relative commands.
Program Transmitter Channel 2: This command selects
PTC2 transmitter channel two (2) for any further transmitter channel
relative commands.
Program Transmitter Global Bits: This command allows the
PTGB 25 to 39 user to set the system-wide number of data bits per word to be
transmitted for the currently selected transmitter channel.
Program Transmitter Global Config: This command allows the
PTGC 00 to 59 user to select one of the 60 transmitter configuration pages for
active use.
Program Transmitter Global Duty cycle: This command allows
PTGD 35.00 to 65.00 the user to set the system-wide duty cycle for transmitted data
bits for the currently selected transmitter channel.
Program Transmitter Global Frequency: This command allows
10000 to 17000 low
PTGF the user to set the system-wide bit rate for the currently
80000 to 132000 hi
selected transmitter channel.
Program Transmitter Global High: This command allows the
PTGH 0 to 13.000 user to set the line to line voltage level for high level data bits
on channel one (1). (FB2V and FB561)
Program Transmitter Global Low: This command allows the
PTGL 0 to 13.000 user to set the line to line voltage level for low level data bits
on channel one (1). (FB2V and FB561)
Program Transmitter Global nUll: This command allows the
PTGU -3.000 to 3.000
user to set the line to line voltage level for the data bit NULL
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state on channel one (1). (FB2V and FB561)
Program Transmitter Global Voltage: This command allows the
PTGV 0 to 12.000 user to set the ground to line voltage level for data, clock, and
sync lines on channel two (2). (FB561)
Program Transmitter Global Name: This command allows the
PTGN 1 to 11 alpha user to set a name for the currently selected configuration
page.
Program Transmitter Global Parity Odd: This command allows
PTGPO the user to set the system-wide parity of the currently selected
channel to ODD.
Program Transmitter Global Parity Even: This command allows
PTGPE the user to set the system-wide parity of the currently selected
channel to EVEN.
Program Transmitter Global Speed Low: This command allows
PTGSL the user to set the system-wide bit rate of the currently
selected channel to low speed range (12.5 KHz nominal).
Program Transmitter Global Speed High: This command
PTGSH allows the user to set the system-wide bit rate of the currently
selected channel to high speed range (100 KHz nominal).
Program Transmitter Global siZe Small: This command allows
PTGZS
the user to set the size of the transmit buffer to small (25x60).
Program Transmitter Global siZe Large: This command allows
PTGZL
the user to set the size of the transmit buffer to large (50x30).
Program Transmitter syNchronize: This command allows the
PTN user to synchronize the transmit order of transmit words with
identical rep rates.
Program Transmitter One shot: This command instructs the FB
PTO to transmit any words that have been set up for On-Command
word rate.
dd = 00 to 49 decimal Program Transmitter Slot dd Label: This command allows the
PTSddLooo
ooo = 000 to 377 octal user to program label ooo (octal) into slot number dd (decimal).
Program Transmitter Slot dd Engineering eeeee: This
PTSddEeeeee eeee = engineering data command allows the user to program engineering data eeeee
(engineering per def table) into slot number dd (decimal)
Program Transmitter Slot dd Hex hhhhhh: This command
PTSddHhhhhhh hhhhhh = hex allows the user to program HEX data hhhhhh into slot number
dd (decimal)
Program Transmitter Slot dd SSM bb: This command allows
PTSddMbb bb = binary
the user to program the SSM bb (binary) of slot number dd.
Program Transmitter Slot dd SDI bb: This command allows the
PTSddSbb bb = binary
user to program the SDI bb (binary) of slot number dd.
Program Transmitter Slot dd dIscretes bb: This command
PTSddIbb bb = binary allows the user to program the discretes bb (binary) of slot
number dd (number of bits per definition table).
Program Transmitter Slot dd Rate ddddd: This command
PTSddRddddd ddddd = decimal allows the user to program the rep rate ddddd of slot number
dd.
Program Transmitter Slot dd Bits dd: This command allows the
PTSddBdd dd = decimal user to program the number of transmitted data bits for slot
number dd.
Program Transmitter Slot dd Frequency dddddd: This
PTSddFdddddd dddddd = decimal command allows the user to program the bit rate dddddd for
slot number dd
PTSddPO Program Transmitter Slot dd Parity Odd: This command allows
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the user to set ODD parity for slot number dd.
Program Transmitter Slot dd Parity Even: This command
PTSddPE
allows the user to set EVEN parity for slot number dd.
Program Transmitter Slot dd Duty cycle dd.dd: This command
PTSddDdd.dd dd.dd = decimal
allows the user to set the duty cycle dd.dd for slot number dd.
Program Transmitter Slot dd miN eeee: This command allows
PTSddNeeee eeee = engineering data the user to program the slew rate minimum limit eeee (per def
table) for slot number dd.
Program Transmitter Slot dd maX eeee: This command allows
PTSddXeeee eeee = engineering data the user to program the slew rate maximum limit eeee (per def
table) for slot number dd.
Program Transmitter Slot dd sTep eeee: This command allows
PTSddTeeee eeee = engineering data the user to program the slew rate step eeee (per def table) for
slot number dd.
Program Receiver Channel 1: This command selects receiver
PRC1 channel one (1) for any further receiver channel relative
commands.
Program Receiver Channel 2: This command selects receiver
PRC2 channel two (2) for any further receiver channel relative
commands.
Program Receiver Speed Low: This command allows the user
PRSL to set the bit rate range of the currently selected receiver
channel to low speed range (12.5 KHz nominal).
Program Receiver Speed High: This command allows the user
PRSH to set the bit rate range of the currently selected receiver
channel to high speed range (100 KHz nominal).
Program Receiver Errors: This command resets the receiver
PRE
error counters to zero (0).
ooo = filter label Program Receiver Trap: This command allows the user to start
hhhhhh = data filter or stop the trap mode of operation. Operation is identical to
hhhhhh = cares pattern manual operation. If trap mode is already active then it will be
PRT ooo = trigger label stopped. For any controlling parameter the user can enter the
‘+’ or ‘–‘ = Trig Mode value, or if not needed, just enter a <CR> character. Entering a
hhhhhh = trig data filter ‘+‘ or ‘-’ character after the Trigger label (if used) will enable
hhhhhh = trig pattern Pre or Post triggering (respectively) modes.
Read Identifier 1: This command returns the current value of
RI1
the Equipment Identifier for channel one (1).
Read Identifier 2: This command returns the current value of
RI2
the Equipment Identifier for channel two (2).
Read Global siZe: This command returns a string describing
RGZ
the current size of the transmit buffer.
Read Global Config: This command returns the value of the
RGC
currently selected configuration page number.
Read Global Name: This command returns the name of the
RGN
currently selected configuration page.
Read Global Bits: This command returns the current value of
RGB
the system-wide word bit setting.
Read Global Speed: This command returns the current value
RGS
of the system-wide bit rate setting.
Read Global Parity: This command returns the current system-
RGP
wide Parity setting.
Read Global Duty cycle: This command returns the current
RGD
value of the system-wide Duty Cycle setting.
RRA Read Receiver Active: This command returns the current
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count of actively received words for either normal or trap
modes.
Read Receiver Next: This command returns a formatted string
RRN of information for the Next actively received Label/SDI while in
normal mode.
Read Receiver Trap: This command returns formatted strings
RRT <Enter> of information for each word in the Trap buffer (or until another
<Enter> is received).
Read Receiver Errors: This command returns the current
RRE
values of the receiver error counters.
Read Receiver Frequency: This command returns the current
RRF
value of the measured receiver bit rate.
Read Receiver Status: This command returns the status of the
RRS
receiver mode (Normal, Trap Full, Trap Waiting, etc.).
Read Transmitter: This command returns formatted strings of
RT <Enter> information for each transmitter slot with an active word for
each configuration page.
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2.12.10.1 RS-232 Sample Transmitter setup command file
pff
pi100b
ptc1
ptgzs
ptgc01
ptgnSample
ptgsl
ptgpo
pts00L76
pts00e32000
pi1000
pts01L102
pts01e37000
pi100b
pts02L110
pts02e38.840618
pts03L111
pts03e-94.73682
pts04L165
pts04e3000
pts04r50
pts05L166
pts05e200
pts06L174
pts06e200
pts07L203
pts07e34000
pts07r50
pts08L205
pts08e0.3475
pts09L206
pts09e282.8125
pts10L210
pts10e282.8125
pts11L212
pts11e2992
pts11r50
pi12
pts12L233
pts12eVI
pts13L234
pts13eCT
pts14L235
pts14eOR
pts15L236
pts15eIA
pi100b
pts16L312
pts16e300
pfo
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CHAPTER III
Verification and Acceptance Checks
3.0 General Error Message and Status Messages
Status and error messages are generally displayed on the first line of the display.
They may either be flashed for several seconds or displayed exclusively.
Utilize the following Error Message or Status Message Charts to determine if the Analyzer
may require service.
ERROR MSG DEFINITION USER ACTION

Internal Communication failure with Turn unit OFF/ON. If msg
No Com TXP 1
Transmitter 1 µProcessor repeats, repair unit.
Internal Communication failure with
Turn unit OFF/ON. If msg
No Com TXP 2 Transmitter 2 µProcessor.
repeats, repair unit.
(FB3T or FB4 only)
Internal Communication failure with Receiver
No Com RXP 2 µProcessor.
(FB3R or FB4 only)
Internal Communication failure with Non- Turn unit OFF/ON. If msg
No Com EPROM
Volatile EEPROM repeats, repair unit.
Battery Voltage is outside of 1 VDC to 7.2 Replace Batteries. If msg
Bad Battery
VDC range repeats, repair unit.
Bank Error SRAM bank paging failure
RAM Error SRAM memory failure
Check Thermistor Thermistor is possibly defective, verify. See section 3.5.
Internal Communication failure with variable Turn unit OFF/ON. If msg
No Com VDAC
output DAC. (FB2V or FB561 only) repeats, repair unit.
Internal Communication failure with Power Turn unit OFF/ON. If msg
No Com PSIO
Supply IO chip. (Rev C+ Power supplies only) repeats, repair unit.
STATUS MSG DEFINITION USER ACTION

Low Battery Battery Voltage level has dropped below 4.5 Volts Charge Batteries.
Transmit word rate counters have been reset to default
TX Synchronized None
TX words will go out in ascending slot order.
All “On Command” transmit words have been
On Command Sent None
transmitted once.
Ch 1 Selected Transmitter/Receiver Channel 1 has been selected. None
Ch 2 Selected Transmitter/Receiver Channel 2 has been selected. None
Lo Spd Selected Transmitter has been set to Low Speed (12.5 KHz) None
Hi Spd Selected Transmitter has been set to High Speed (100 KHz) None
Odd Selected Odd transmitter parity has been selected None
Even Selected Even transmitter parity has been selected None
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Trap Waiting Receiver trap mode is waiting for data. None

Trig Armed Receiver trap mode trigger is armed and ready. None
Waiting Ch x Receiver Channel x is waiting for data. None
Default 561 561 Transmitter has been set to default speed. None
3.1 General Verification Procedures
Make a photo copy of the Following Checklist and utilize as a guide when fault verifying
the Analyzer. If failures are found, Contact Tel-Instrument Electronics Corp for further
assistance.
Charge Port and Circuitry Verification
Turn FB unit “ON”
Select system status screen (<SHIFT> <Status>)
Observe battery level is between 4.0 VDC and ~6.0 VDC.
Observe battery current draw (-) is between ~40mA and ~130mA. Note that as the
voltage goes down the current rises.
Ensure that the Battery size matches installed batteries. Adjust as required per
section 2.5 of user guide.
Plug the charger plug into charger jack on FB and into a suitable AC socket as
described in section 2.6.1 of user guide.
For battery voltages above 5.0 VDC observe that the battery current is approximately
0 mA to +10 mA. For battery voltages between 4.5 VDC and 5.0 VDC the FB will
start charging and indicate a charge current (+) of approximately 90% of the battery
size. For voltages below 4.5 VDC the FB will indicate ‘DRAINING’ for a current
reading before charging.
If a charge cycle started due to discharged batteries let the charge cycle complete
(approximately 75 minutes). Current will indicate a trickle charge when rapid charge
is complete. Disconnect charger. Turn FB off.
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RS-232 Port and Circuitry Verification
Connect FB RS-232 port to PC as described in section 2.12.1 of user guide.
Start and set up a PC terminal program as described in section 2.12.2 of user guide.
Turn the FB unit on.
Observe that the terminal screen displays information similar the following:
FBx Vs mm/dd/yy = Unit model number and software revision date

Arinc16 vsX = Engineering conversion table revision, blank if invalid.
= User conversion table info string, blank if invalid
P = Program = Program Command
R = Read = Read Command
Press the <Enter> key on the PC keyboard and observe that the terminal screen
displays the ‘What?’ response from the FB indicating that it doesn’t recognize the
command.
Disconnect the FB from the PC.
ARINC 429 Transmitter(s) and Receiver(s) Port and Circuitry Verification
Connect the FB TX 1 port (closest to top of unit on the left of the display) to the FB
RX 1 port (closest to top of unit on the right of the display) with the supplied cable
(P/N 55-0101-0010).
Press the <TX> key to activate the transmitter 1 side for display / control.
Enter an active transmit label as described in section 2.7 of user guide. Set the data
as desired.
Observe on the status line (line 1) of the display that there is one TX word and one
RX word indicated under the CNT positions for TX and RX.
Press the <RX> key to activate receiver 1 side for display / control.
Ensure that the label and data displayed is the same as transmitted.
Disconnect the cable from the RX port and ensure that the display indicates the
‘Waiting Ch 1’ message within 3 seconds. If the unit is an FB2 this verification section
is complete and you can skip to the next section.
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• If the FB unit is a FB3R or FB4 (NOT FB561) perform the following steps.
Connect the 429 cable to the second RX port and perform the following four steps.
Ensure that the display indicates the ‘Waiting Ch 1’ message.
Disconnect the cable from RX 2 port and ensure that the display indicates the
‘Waiting Ch 2’ message within 3 seconds.
• If the FB unit is a FB3T or FB4 (NOT FB561) perform the remaining steps in this section.
Otherwise skip to the next section.
Disconnect the cable from the TX 1 port and connect it to the second TX port and
connect the other end of the cable to the RX 1 port.
Press the <TX> key to activate the transmitter 1 side for display / control and ensure
that a ‘1’ is indicated on the status line under the TX position. If a 2 is shown; press
TX again.
Ensure that the active label slot is visible. Press the <DEL> key to remove the word
and ensure that 0 is indicated under the CNT position for TX on the status line.
that a ‘2’ is indicated on the status line under the TX position.
Enter an active transmit label as described in section 2.7 of the user guide. Set the
data as desired.
RX word indicated.
Press the <TX> key and ensure that the active label slot is visible. Press the <DEL>
key to remove the word and ensure that 0 is indicated under the CNT position for TX
on the status line.
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• If the FB unit is a FB561 perform the remaining steps in this section. Otherwise skip to
the next section.
Disconnect the cable from the TX 1 port and connect the other end of the cable to the
RX 2 port. Connect the other end to the TX 2 port.
that a ‘2’ is indicated on the status line under the TX position. If a 1 is shown; press
TX again.
Enter an active transmit label as described in section 2.7 of the user guide. Set the
data as desired.
RX word indicated.
Press the <TX> key and ensure that the active label slot is visible. Press the <DEL>
key to remove the word and ensure that 0 is indicated under the CNT position for TX
on the status line.
Support File Upload Verification
Ensure that the FB is turned on and press the <EQ ID> key.
Ensure that line 2 of the display indicates a valid Table revision (not blank). If not,
load the most current default as described in section 2.12.3 of user guide.
Select EQ ID of 000 and ensure that line 4 of the display indicates ‘Default ID’. If it
indicates ‘No Definition’ load the most current Equipment Identifier descriptor file as
described in section 2.12.4 of user guide.
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APPENDIX A
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The following is a copy (slightly formatted for inclusion here) of the Rev D Engineering conversion
text file. Any characters following a “;” and up to a <CR> are considered commentary and are
excluded during loading. This file can be modified or added to (up to 1023 labels) as needed. File
is terminated with an alpha “Z” character.
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
; Engineering Decoding Table Definitions
;
; Label = 3 numeric characters representing octal value 000 Æ 377
; EqId = 3 alpha-numeric chars representing HEX value 000 Æ FFF
; lbl_des = Alpha-Numeric Label descriptor string (11 chars + auto null)
; un_des = Alpha-Numeric Units descriptor string (5 chars + auto null)
; Note: Alpha-Numeric strings are enclosed in “” characters.
; Type = 2 Digit number (00 - 99) defined as:
; 00 = HEX
; 01 = BCD
; 02 = BNR
; 03 = RF
; 04 = LL
; 05 = ISO5 (Alpha Numeric decoding)
; 06 = DFLEG
; 07 = FLNUM
; 08 = ALPHA2CH (2 Character Alpha words such as ACMS Flight Number)
;
; Bits: = 2 Digit number (00 - 18) defined as:
; BNR Types = # of weighted bits to decode
; BCD Types = # of Whole digits to decode
; Note: Bits + Prec = # of Displayed BCD Digits
; RF Types = # of Whole digits to decode
; Note: Bits + Prec = # of Displayed RF Digits
;
; Prec: = 2 Digit number (00 - 15) defined as:
; BNR Types = # of digits to display after decimal pt
; BCD Types = # of digits to display after decimal pt
; RF Types = # of digits to display after decimal pt
;
; Skips: = 2 digit number (00 - 15) defined as:
; BNR Types = # of Leading Bits to skip to get to Weighted MSB in
word
; RF Types = 01 = Implied leading 1 value to display for word
;
; MsbW: = up to 12 char alpha-numeric string representing up to a 11 digit
real ; number (single precision float)
; BNR Types = Weight value of MSB (i.e. usually 1/2 of max range)
; e.g. "0.0", "327680", "0.00063", "256.0"
; RF Types = # of bits to right shift Single Tuning Bit
; (e.g.: 0.5 khz) to Arinc word bit 9.
; Note: 0 = No single bit tuning
"Arinc16 vsD" ; ARINC Spec revision (11 char string)

; Rev B: Added Labels 233(002), 234(002), 235(002), and 236(002)
; Rev C: Corrected Label 034 (000). Added labels 300 (000), 301 (000),
; 302 (000), 303 (000), 304 (000), 305 (000), 306 (000), 307 (000)
; Changed default label 222.
; Rev D: Added Label 047 (000) Def. Corrected 030 (000) for implied 1.
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;Label EqID Descriptor Units Type Bits Prec Skips MsbW

;---------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
000 000 " " " " 00 00 00 00 "0.0"
001 000 "DIST TO GO " "N.M. " 01 04 01 00 "0.0"
002 115 "TIME TO STA" "Min " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
002 000 "TIME TO GO " "Min " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
003 000 "X TRAK DIST" "N.M. " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
004 000 "RW DISTANCE" "Ft " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"
;005 02
010 000 "PRE POS LAT" " Deg " 04 00 00 00 "0.0"
011 000 "PRE POS LNG" " Deg " 04 00 00 00 "0.0"
012 04D "QTY-LD SEL " "Lbs " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"

012 000 "GRND SPEED " "Kts " 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
013 04D "QTY-FLT DEK" "Lbs " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"

013 000 "TRAK ANG TR" "Deg " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
014 000 "MAG HEADING" "Deg " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
015 000 "WIND SPEED " "Kts " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
016 000 "WIND DIR TR" "Deg " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
017 04D "TOT-FLK DK " "Lbs " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"

017 000 "SEL RNWY HD" "Deg " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
020 04D "TNK-LD SEL " "Lbs " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"

020 000 "SEL VER SPD" "Ft/Mn" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
021 0A1 "SEL N1 " "RPM " 01 04 00 00 "0.0"

021 000 "SEL EPR " "EPR " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
022 04D "QTY-LD SEL " "Kg " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"

022 000 "SEL MACH " "Mach " 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
023 04D "QTY-FLT DEK" "Kg " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"

023 000 "SEL HEADING" "Deg " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
024 000 "SEL CRS 1 " "Deg " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
025 04D "LOAD SEL CL" "N/A " 02 11 00 04 "102400"

025 000 "SEL ALT " "Ft " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"
026 000 "SEL AIRSPD " "Kts " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
027 002 "TAC SEL CRS" "Deg " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
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027 04D "TOT-FLT DK " "Kg " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"

027 000 "SEL CRS 2 " "Deg " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
030 04D "TNK-LD SEL " "Kg " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"

030 000 "VHF COM FRQ" "MHz " 03 02 03 01 "0.0"
032 000 "ADF Freq " "Khz " 03 04 00 00 "5.0"
033 000 "ILS Freq " "Mhz " 03 02 02 00 "0.0"
034 000 "VOR/ILS Frq" "Mhz " 03 02 02 01 "0.0"
035 000 "DME FREQ " "Mhz " 03 02 01 01 "9.0"
041 000 "SET LAT " " Deg " 04 00 00 00 "0.0"
042 000 "SET LONG " " Deg " 04 00 00 00 "0.0"
043 000 "SET MAG HDG" "Deg " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
044 000 "TRUE HDG " "Deg " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
045 000 "MIN AIRSPD " "Kts " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
;046 000 "ENG SER#lsd" 01
047 000 "VHF COM FRQ" "MHz " 03 02 03 01 "0.0"
052 004 "BODY PIT AC" "Dg/S2" 02 05 03 04 "32.0"

052 038 "BODY PIT AC" "Dg/S2" 02 05 03 04 "32.0"
052 000 "L ZERO FUEL" "%MAC " 01 03 02 00 "0.0"
053 004 "BODY ROL AC" "Dg/S2" 02 15 03 04 "32.0"

053 038 "BODY ROL AC" "Dg/S2" 02 15 03 04 "32.0"
053 000 "TRK ANG MAG" "Deg " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
054 037 "0 FUEL WGHT" "Kg " 02 15 01 04 "32768"

054 000 "BODY YAW AC" "Dg/S2" 02 15 03 04 "32.0"
056 005 "WIND DIR MG" "Deg " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"

056 002 "ETA " "Hr/Mn" 01 04 01 00 "0.0"
056 056 "ETA " "Hr/Mn" 01 04 01 00 "0.0"
056 000 "GROSS WGHT " "100kg" 01 05 00 00 "0.0"
;060 025 02
060 03C "TIRE PRS LO" "PSIA " 02 10 00 06 "512.0"
060 000 "TIRE LD LBM" "% " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
061 002 "ACMS OR/DST" " " 05 00 00 00 "0.0"

;061 00B "PSEUDO RANG" "M " 02 20 00 04 "13421772"
;061 025
061 03C "TIRE PRS LI" "PSIA " 02 10 00 06 "512.0"
;061 056
;061 060
061 000 "TIRE LD RBM" "% " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
062 002 "ACMS OR/DST" " " 05 00 00 00 "0.0"
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;062 00B
062 03C "TIRE PRS RI" "PSIA " 02 10 00 06 "512.0"
;062 056
;062 060
062 000 "TIRE LD LWM" "% " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
063 002 "ACMS OR/DST" " " 05 00 00 00 "0.0"

;063 00B
063 03C "TIRE PRS RO" "PSIA " 02 10 00 06 "512.0"
;063 056
;063 060 02
063 000 "TIRE LD RWM" "% " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
064 00B "DELTA RANGE" "M " 02 20 04 04 "2048.0"

064 03C "TIRE PRS NO" "PSIA " 02 10 00 06 "512.0"
064 000 "TIRE LD NOS" "% " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
065 00B "SV POS X " "M " 02 20 00 04 "33554432"

065 000 "GROSS WGHT " "100lb" 01 05 00 00 "0.0"
066 00B "SV POS X FN" "M " 02 14 04 04 "32768"

066 000 "LONG CG " "%MAC " 01 03 02 00 "0.0"
067 000 "LAT CG " "%MAC " 01 03 02 00 "0.0"
070 029 "AC FREQ ENG" "Hz " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

070 0CC "BRK L ALT " "PSIG " 02 12 01 04 "2048"
070 000 "REF AIR SPD" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
071 00B "SV POS Y FN" "M " 02 14 04 04 "32.0"

071 029 "AC FREQ ENG" "Hz " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
071 033 "VBV " "Deg " 02 12 03 04 "32.0"
071 0CC "BRK R ALT " "PSIG " 02 12 01 04 "2048"
071 000 "TOC AIRSPD " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
072 002 "ROT SPD VR " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

072 029 "AC VOLT ENG" "V " 02 10 02 04 "128.0"
072 033 "ST VANE ANG" "Deg " 02 12 03 04 "32.0"
072 0CC "BRK R ALT " "PSIG " 02 12 00 04 "2048"
072 000 "ST VANE ANG" "Deg " 02 11 02 04 "90.0"
073 01C "OIL QTY " "cc " 02 08 00 04 "16384"

073 029 "OIL QTY " "US Pt" 02 09 02 04 "64.0"
073 0A2 "V2 " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
073 0CC "BRK R ALT " "PSIG " 02 12 02 04 "2048"
073 000 "V1 " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
074 00B "UTC " "Sec " 02 10 06 04 "4.7283715"

074 033 "LP CMP BLD " "In " 02 10 03 04 "2.0"
074 000 "0 FUEL WGHT" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "655360"
075 00B "GEO ALT " "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"

075 029 "AC VOLT ALT" "V " 02 10 02 04 "128.0"
075 000 "GROSS WGHT " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "655360"
076 00B "GPS HGHT " "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"

076 029 "AC VOLT BB " "V " 02 10 02 04 "128.0"
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076 000 "LONG COG " "%MAC " 02 14 02 04 "8192"
077 00B "GPS H/V DEV" "%FS " 02 08 01 04 "64.0"

077 029 "AC LD ENG " "% " 02 08 00 04 "128.0"
077 037 "LAT COG " "%MAC " 02 17 02 04 "65536.0"
077 114 "0 FUEL COG " "% " 02 14 02 04 "8192"
077 000 "TARGET ASPD" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
100 029 "AC LD ALT " "% " 02 08 00 04 "64.0"

100 037 "GROSS WGHT " "Kg " 02 15 00 04 "327680.0"
100 0BB "O FLAPS PDU" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
100 000 "SEL CRS 1 " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
101 00B "HDOP " "N/A " 02 15 03 04 "512.0"

101 029 "DC CUR TRU " "Amp " 02 08 00 04 "128.0"
101 0BB "I FLAPS PDU" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
101 114 "C/G TARGET " "% " 02 08 02 04 "82.0"
101 000 "SEL HEADING" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
102 00B "VDOP " "N/A " 02 15 03 04 "512.0"

102 029 "DC CUR BAT " "Amp " 02 08 00 04 "128.0"
102 000 "SEL ALT " "Ft " 02 16 00 04 "32768"
103 00B "GNS TRK ANG" "Deg " 02 15 04 04 "90.0"

103 01B "LF PDU FLAP" "Deg " 02 18 06 04 "90.0"
103 029 "DC VOLT TRU" "V " 02 09 03 04 "64.0"
103 0BB "LO FLAP POS" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
103 000 "SEL AIRSPD " "Kts" 02 11 03 04 "256.0"
104 01B "RT PDU FLAP" "Deg " 02 18 06 04 "90.0"

104 029 "DC VOLT BAT" "V " 02 09 02 04 "64.0"
104 02B "SEL VER SPD" "Ft/Mn" 02 14 00 04 "8192"
104 0BB "RO FLAP POS" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
104 000 "SEL VER SPD" "Ft/Mn" 02 10 00 04 "8192"
105 01B "LF PDU SLAT" "Deg " 02 18 06 04 "90.0"

105 029 "OIL TMP IN " "Deg C" 02 12 01 04 "1024.0"
105 0BB "LI FLAP POS" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
105 000 "SEL RNWY HD" "Deg " 02 11 01 04 "90.0"
106 01B "RT PDU SLAT" "Deg " 02 18 06 04 "90.0"

106 029 "OIL TMP IN " "Deg C" 02 12 01 04 "1024.0"
106 0BB "RI FLAP POS" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
106 000 "SEL MACH " "Mach " 02 12 00 04 "2048"
107 002 "SEL CRZ ALT" "Ft " 02 16 00 04 "32768"

107 01B "F/S LEVER " "Deg " 02 18 06 04 "90.0"
107 0BB "F/S LEVER " "Deg " 02 18 06 04 "90.0"
107 037 "L ZERO FUEL" "%MAC " 02 14 02 04 "81.920"
107 000 "SEL CRZ ALT" "Ft " 02 16 00 04 "32768"
110 00B "GNS LAT " "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"

110 0BB "FLVR POS CT" "Deg " 02 18 06 04 "90.0"
110 000 "SEL CRS 2 " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
111 000 "GNS LONG " "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
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112 00B "GNS GND SPD" "Kts " 02 15 03 04 "2048"

112 0A1 "SEL N1 " "RPM " 02 12 00 04 "2.0"
112 0BB "FLVR POS LF" "Deg " 02 18 06 04 "90.0"
112 000 "RNWY LENGTH" "Ft " 02 11 00 04 "10240.0"
114 029 "BRK TMP LI " "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "1024.0"

114 02F "AMB PRESS " "PSIA " 02 14 03 04 "16.0"
114 03F "PAMB SENSOR" "PSIA " 02 14 03 04 "16.0"
114 0BB "FLVR PS RT " "Deg " 02 18 06 04 "90.0"
114 0CC "WHL TRQ OUT" "Lb/Ft" 02 12 00 04 "8192"
114 10A "AMB ST PRES" "PSIA " 02 11 03 04 "16.0"
114 10B "AMB ST PRES" "PSIA " 02 11 03 04 "16.0"
114 13A "AMB PRESURE" "PSIA " 02 14 03 04 "16.0"
114 000 "DSRD TRACK " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
115 029 "BRK TMP LO " "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "90.0"

115 02F "FUEL TMP " "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
115 03F "FUEL TMP " "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
115 0BC "FUEL TMP " "Deg C" 02 08 00 04 "128.0"
115 000 "WYPT BRNG " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
116 00B "HZ GLS DEV " "Ft " 02 18 05 04 "12000.0"

116 029 "BRK TMP RI " "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "1024.0"
116 055 "HZ GLS DEV " "Ft " 02 18 05 04 "12000.0"
116 000 "XTRK DIST " "N.M. " 02 15 03 04 "64.0"
117 00B "VERT DEV " "Ft " 02 14 03 04 "512.0"

117 029 "BRK TMP RO " "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "1024.0"
117 055 "BRK TMP RO " "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "512.0"
117 000 "VERT DEV " "Ft " 02 11 00 04 "1024.0"
;120 00B
120 000 "RNG TO ALT " "N.M. " 02 15 03 04 "256.0"
;121 00B
121 025 "PITCH LMT " "Deg " 02 14 02 04 "90.0"
121 000 "HZ CMD SIG " "Deg " 02 14 02 04 "90.0"
122 000 "VT CMD SIG " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
123 000 "THROT CMD " "Deg/S" 02 18 03 04 "128.0"
126 000 "VERT DEV " "Ft " 02 18 00 04 "16384"
127 01B "SLAT ANGLE " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

127 033 "P14 " "PSIA " 02 14 03 04 "16.0"
127 10A "FAN D S PRS" "PSIA " 02 11 03 04 "16.0"
127 10B "FAN D S PRS" "PSIA " 02 11 03 04 "16.0"
127 000 "SEL LND ALT" "Ft " 02 16 00 04 "32768"
130 00B "AUT HRZ LMT" "N.M. " 02 17 05 04 "8.0"

130 035 "INTR RANGE " "N.M. " 02 11 02 03 "64.0"
130 10A "SEL TA TEMP" "Deg C" 02 10 03 04 "64.0"
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130 10B "SEL TA TEMP" "Deg C" 02 10 03 04 "64.0"

130 13A "INLET TEMP " "Deg C" 02 11 04 04 "64.0"
130 000 "INLET TEMP " "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "64.0"
131 035 "REL ALT " "FT " 02 08 00 04 "6400.0"

131 000 "INLET PRES " "PSIA " 02 13 03 04 "16.0"
132 035 "BEARING " "Deg " 02 10 02 04 "90.0"

132 033 "EGT PRESURE" "PSIA " 02 14 03 04 "16.0"
132 000 "EGT PRESURE" "PSIA " 02 13 03 04 "16.0"
133 00B "AUT VER LMT" "Ft " 02 18 03 04 "16384"

133 10A "SEL THT ANG" "Deg " 02 11 03 04 "45.0"
133 10B "SEL THT ANG" "Deg " 02 11 03 04 "45.0"
133 000 "THS LVR ANG" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
134 01C "THT LVR ANG" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

134 13A "THT LVR ANG" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
134 000 "THT LVR ANG" "Deg " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
135 01C "ENG VIB #1 " "In/S " 02 12 03 04 "4.0"

135 029 "ENG FAN VIB" "%FS " 02 07 00 04 "64.0"
135 000 "ACT 1 FUEL " "Kg/Lb" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
136 05A "ACT 2 FUEL " "Kg/Lb" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"

136 00B "VT FOM " "Ft " 02 18 03 04 "16384"
136 000 "ENG VIB#2 " "In/S " 02 12 03 04 "4.0"
137 01B "FLAP ANGLE " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

137 02A "FLAP ANGLE " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
137 10A "SEL TR POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
137 10B "SEL TR POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
137 140 "FLAP ANGLE " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
137 05A "C12 FQ DISP" "Kg/Lb" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
137 000 "THT REV POS" "% " 02 12 02 04 "64.0"
140 00B "UTC FINE " "Sec " 02 20 06 04 "O.5"

140 05A "ACT FQ DISP" "Kg/Lb" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
140 000 "FLT DIR ROL" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
141 00B "UTC FINE " "Sec " 02 20 06 04 0.476837"

141 05A "PRE FQ DISP" "Kg/Lb" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
141 000 "FLT DIR PIT" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
142 025 "FLT DIR F/S" "Kts " 02 08 03 04 "16.0"

142 05A "LW FQ DISP " "Kg/Lb" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
142 000 "FLT DIR F/S" "Kts " 02 12 03 04 "16.0"
;143 041 "HPA CMD WD "

143 05A "CW FQ DISP " "Kg/Lb" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
;143 241 "HPA RSP WD "
143 000 "FLT DIR YAW" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
;144 041 "ACU/BSU CTL"

144 05A "RW FQ DISP " "Kg/Lb" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
;144 341 "ACU/BSU RSP"
144 000 "ALT ERROR " "Ft " 02 14 00 04 "4096.0"
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;145 000 "TACAN CTL "
;146 000 "TACAN CTL "
;147 000 "TACAN CTL "
;150
;151 027 "MLS AZ DEV "

151 055 "MLS AZ DEV " "mV " 02 15 04 04 "1200.0"
;151 05A
151 000 "LOC BRG TRU" "Deg " 02 11 01 04 "90.0"
;152 027
;152 041
152 000 "MLS GP DEV " "mV " 02 15 04 04 "1200.0"
;153 027 "FLARE "

;153 041
;153 055
153 000 "MAX ALT " "Ft " 02 16 00 04 "32768"
;154 027
154 055 "MLS GP ANG " "Deg " 02 09 00 04 "25.6"
154 000 "RNWY HD TRU" "N.M. " 02 16 03 04 "256.0"
155 055 "MLS GP ANG " "Deg " 02 09 02 04 "25.6"

155 000 "MLS GP ANG " "Deg " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
162 012 "ADF BEARING" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

162 029 "CREW OX PRS" "PSI " 02 12 00 04 "2048"
162 000 "ADF BRG L/R" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
163 000 "0 FUEL WGHT" "Lbs " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"
164 002 "MDA " "Ft " 02 16 03 04 "4096.0"

164 003 "TARGET HGHT" "Ft " 02 16 03 04 "4096.0"
164 025 "RADIO HGHT " "Ft " 02 12 00 04 "4096.0"
164 03B "RADIO HGHT " "VDC " 02 11 03 04 "16.0"
164 055 "MLS GP ANG " "Deg " 02 15 05 04 "20.50"
164 000 "RADIO HGHT " "Ft " 02 16 03 04 "4096.0"
165 00B "VERT VEL " "Ft/Mn" 02 15 00 04 "16384"

165 055 "MLS AZ ANG " "Deg " 02 16 05 04 "41.0"
165 000 "RADIO HGHT " "Ft " 01 04 01 00 "0.0"
166 00B "N/S VEL " "Kts " 02 15 03 04 "2048"

166 000 "RALT CP DEV" "Ft " 02 10 01 04 "256.0"
167 000 "EPU ACT NAV" "N.M. " 02 16 06 04 "64.0"
170 000 "DEC HGHT SL" "Ft " 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
171 002 "RNP " "N.M. " 02 16 06 04 "64.0"

171 000 "RNP " "N.M. " 02 16 05 04 "64.0"
A8
Rev B FB 90 008 105
173 025 "LOC DEV " "DDM " 02 10 04 04 "0.20"

173 029 "HYD QTY " "% " 02 07 00 04 "64.0"
173 03B "LOC DEV " "Dots " 02 11 03 04 "2.0"
173 0BD "LOC DEV " "DDM " 02 07 00 04 "64.0"
173 0D0 "HYD QTY " "US Pt" 02 09 02 04 "64.0"
173 000 "LOC DEV " "DDM " 02 12 04 04 "0.20"
174 003 "DFA SPEED " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

174 00B "E/W VEL " "Kts " 02 15 03 04 "2048"
174 029 "HYD PRESURE" "PSI " 02 12 00 04 "2048"
174 03B "GS DEV " "Dots " 02 11 04 04 "2.0"
174 0D0 "HYD PRESURE" "PSI " 02 12 00 04 "2048"
174 000 "GS DEV " "DDM " 02 12 04 04 "0.40"
175 029 "EGT APU " "Deg C" 02 11 01 04 "1024.0"

175 033 "HYD OIL PRS" "Deg C" 02 12 02 04 "128.0"
175 000 "ECON SPEED " "Kts " 02 14 02 04 "512.0"
176 003 "ECON MACH " "Mach " 02 13 01 04 "2048"

176 029 "RMP APU " "%RPM " 02 09 01 04 "128.0"
176 05A "FUEL TMP 0 " "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
176 114 "LO TNK TMP " "Deg " 02 11 03 04 "256.0"
176 000 "ST PRES LF " "mB " 02 18 03 04 "1024.0"
177 003 "ECON FLT LV" "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"

177 029 "OIL QTY APU" "US Pt" 02 09 02 04 "64.0"
177 055 "RW DISTANCE" "N.M. " 02 16 06 04 "512.0"
177 05A "FUEL TMP LW" "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
177 114 "IFT#1 TEMP " "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "256.0"
177 000 "ST PRES RT " "mB " 02 18 03 04 "1024.0"
200 114 "IFT#2 TEMP " "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "256.0"

200 000 "DRIFT ANG " "Deg " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
201 05A "FUEL TMP RW" "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

201 114 "IT#3 TEMP " "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "256.0"
201 140 "MACH MAX OP" "Mach " 02 12 03 04 "2048"
201 142 "PROJ LAT " "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
201 000 "DME DIST " "N.M. " 01 03 02 00 "0.0"
202 002 "ENERGY MGMT" "N.M. " 02 15 03 04 "256.0"

202 05A ""FUEL TMP 0" "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
202 114 "IFT#4 TEMP " "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "256.0"
202 140 "MACH RATE " "M/Min" 02 12 03 04 "2048"
202 142 "PROJ LAT FN" "Deg " 02 11 32 04 "90.0"
202 000 "DME DIST " "N.M. " 02 16 03 04 "256.0"
203 002 "EM SPD BRK " "N.M. " 02 15 03 04 "256.0"

203 05A "FT #6 TEMP " "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
203 10A "AMB ST PRES" "PSIA " 02 11 03 04 "16.0"
203 10B "AMB ST PRES" "PSIA " 02 11 03 04 "16.0"
203 114 "TR TNK TEMP" "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "256.0"
203 000 "ALTITUDE " "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"
204 002 "UTIL AIRSPD" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

204 056 "BARO ALT " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
204 05A "FT #7 TEMP " "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
A9
Rev B FB 90 008 105
204 060 "BARO ALT " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

204 114 "RT OUTR TMP" "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "256.0"
204 000 "BARO COR #1" "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"
205 05A "FT #8 TEMP " "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

205 10A "MACH NUMBER" "Mach " 02 11 03 04 "0.50"
205 10B "MACH NUMBER" "Mach " 02 11 03 04 "0.50"
205 000 "MACH " "Mach " 02 16 07 04 "2.048"
;206 018 "ALTITUDE " "Ft " 02

206 0CC "TAXI SPEED " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
206 000 "COMP AIRSPD" "Kts " 02 14 04 04 "512.0"
207 00A "MAX AIRSPD " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

;207 025 "OP SW PART#" " " 02
207 000 "MAX AIRSPD " "Kts " 02 12 02 04 "512.0"
210 000 "TRUE AIRSPD" "Kts " 02 15 04 04 "1024.0"
211 0AD "TOT AIR TMP" "Deg C" 02 12 03 04 "256.0"

211 10A "FAN ITMP " "Deg C" 02 10 03 04 "64.0"
211 10B "FAN ITMP " "Deg C" 02 10 03 04 "64.0"
211 140 "TOT AIR TMP" "Deg C" 02 12 03 04 "256.0"
211 142 "PROJ LONG " "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
211 000 "TOT AIR TMP" "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
212 142 "PROJ LNG FN" "Deg " 02 11 32 04 "0.000086"

212 000 "ALT RATE " "Ft/Mn" 02 11 00 04 "16384"
213 08D "FUEL USED " "Lbs " 02 18 00 04 "131072.0"

213 142 "VER TIM INT" "Min " 02 10 02 04 "256.0"
213 000 "STA AIR TMP" "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
;214
215 029 "N1 ACTUAL " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"

215 0AD "IMPCT PRES " "mB " 02 16 03 04 "256.0"
215 000 "IMPCT PRES " "mB " 02 14 05 04 "256.0"
;216
217 002 "GEO VER RTE" "Ft/Mn" 02 11 00 04 "10000.0"

217 029 "N1 LMT EEC " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
217 000 "STATIC PRES" "in Hg" 02 16 03 04 "32.0"
220 000 "BARO COR #2" "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"
221 0AD "IAA AVG " "Deg " 02 14 02 04 "90.0"

221 000 "IAA AVG " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
222 112 "TACAN BRG " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

222 115 "BEARING " "Deg " 02 11 01 04 "90.0"
222 006 "IAA #1 LF " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
222 12C "IAA #1 LF " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
222 140 "IAA #1 LF " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
222 000 "VOR OMNI " "Deg " 02 12 03 04 "90.0"
A10
Rev B FB 90 008 105
223 000 "IAA #1 RT " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
224 000 "IAA #2 LF " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
225 002 "MIN MNV ASP" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

225 02B "CMP ALT RAT" "Ft/Mn" 02 11 00 04 "16384"
225 056 "MIN MNV ASP" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
225 060 "MIN MNV ASP" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
225 000 "IAA #2 RT " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
;227 03D
;227 07E
230 000 "TRUE AIRSPD" "Kts " 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
231 0AD "TOT AIR TMP" "Deg C" 02 12 00 04 "256.0"

231 114 "IN2 TNK CAP" "pF " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
231 000 "TOT AIR TMP" "Deg C" 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
232 114 "IN4 TNK CAP" "pF " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"

232 000 "ALT RATE " "Ft/Mn" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
233 002 "FLIGHT NUM1" " " 08 00 00 00 "0.0"

;233 056
;233 060
233 114 "RT OUTR CAP" "pF " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
233 000 "STA AIR TMP" "Deg C" 01 03 00 00 "0.0"
234 002 "FLIGHT NUM2" " " 08 00 00 00 "0.0"

;234 056
;234 060
234 000 "BARO COR #1" "mB " 01 04 01 00 "0.0"
235 002 "FLIGHT NUM3" " " 08 00 00 00 "0.0"

;235 056
;235 060
235 000 "BARO COR #1" "in Hg" 01 02 03 00 "0.0"
236 002 "FLIGHT NUM4" " " 08 00 00 00 "0.0"

;236 056
;236 060
236 000 "BARO COR #2" "mB " 01 04 01 00 "0.0"
;237 002
;237 00B
;237 056
;237 060
237 000 "BARO COR #2" "in Hg" 01 02 03 00 "0.0"
241 006 "COR ANG ATK" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

241 038 "COR ANG ATK" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
241 140 "COR ANG ATK" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
241 000 "MINSPD FLEX" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
242 03B "SPEED DEV " "Dots " 02 11 03 04 "2.0"

;242 056
242 0AD "TOTAL PRES " "mB " 02 18 03 04 "1024.0"
A11
Rev B FB 90 008 105
242 000 "TOTAL PRES " "mB " 02 16 05 04 "1024.0"
243 000 "0 FUEL WGHT" "Kg " 01 05 00 00 "0.0"
244 03B "MACH ERROR " "Mach " 02 11 5 04 "0.032"

244 10A "FUEL MASS " "MSec " 02 15 03 04 "85.0"
244 10B "FUEL MASS " "MSec " 02 15 03 04 "85.0"
244 140 "AOA NML " "Ratio" 02 11 03 04 "1.0"
244 000 "FUEL FLOW " "Lb/Hr" 02 08 00 04 "16384"
245 029 "N3 ENGINE " "mB " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"

245 038 "AV ST PRES " "mB " 02 16 05 04 "1024.0"
245 03B "EPR ERROR " " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
245 0AD "AV ST PRES " "mB " 02 16 05 04 "1024.0"
245 000 "MIN AIRSPD " "Kts " 02 12 04 04 "128.0"
246 002 "VCMAX " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

246 01C "N1 ENG DIR " "RPM " 02 12 00 04 "1024.0"
246 029 "N1 ENG DIR " "%RMP " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
246 038 "AV ST PRES " "mB " 02 16 05 04 "1024.0"
246 03B "AOA ERROR " "Deg " 02 14 02 04 "90.0"
246 000 "AV ST PRES " "mB " 02 16 02 04 "1024.0"
247 002 "VCMIN " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

247 00B "HZ FOM " "N.M. " 02 18 05 04 "8.0"
247 03B "SPEED ERROR" "Kts " 02 12 02 04 "128.0"
247 056 "VCMIN " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
247 062 "VCMIN " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
247 0EB "FUEL TO REM" "Lbs " 02 14 00 04 "819200.0"
247 114 "FUEL QTY " "Lbs " 02 13 00 04 "327680.0"
247 140 "VMC " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
247 000 "TOTAL FUEL " "Lbs " 02 14 00 04 "327680.0"
250 002 "N1 CONT LMT" "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"

250 02B "MAX EPR LMT" " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
250 038 "IND SS ANG " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
250 0AD "IND SS ANG " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
250 000 "PRE FUEL QT" "Lbs " 02 14 00 04 "327680.0"
251 006 "BARO COR #3" "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"

251 01A "FLT LEG CNT" "Legs " 02 12 00 04 "2048.0"
251 038 "BARO COR #3" "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"
251 000 "DIST TO GO " "N.M. " 02 15 03 04 "2048"
252 006 "BARO COR #4" "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"

252 01A "EPR IDLE " " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
252 02F "EPR IDLE " " " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"
252 038 "BARO COR #4" "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"
252 03F "EPR IDLE " " " 02 17 00 04 "65536.0"
252 0EB "TIME TO JET" "Min " 02 06 00 04 "32.0"
252 000 "TIME TO GO " "Min " 02 09 00 04 "256.0"
253 01E "G-A ERP LMT" " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"

253 038 "COR SS ANGL" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
253 000 "G-A N1 LMT " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
A12
Rev B FB 90 008 105
254 01E "CRZ EPR LMT" " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"

254 04D "ACT FUEL QT" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "131072.0"
254 13A "N1 CRUISE " "%N1 " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
254 140 "ALT RATE " "Ft/Mn" 02 13 00 04 "65536.0"
254 000 "CRZ N1 LMT " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
255 01E "CLM EPR LMT" " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"

255 02F "MAX CLM RTG" "N/A " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
255 03F "MAX CLM RTG" "N/A " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
255 04D "FUEL QTY " "Gal " 02 15 00 04 "16384"
255 08E "SPOIL POS " "Deg " 02 11 01 04 "90.0"
255 13A "N1 CLIMB " "%N1 " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
255 140 "IMPCT PRES " "mB " 02 17 05 04 "2048"
255 000 "CLMB N1 LMT" "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
256 00A "V STK SHAKR" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

256 02C "FUEL QTY #1" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
256 05A "LO TNK QTY " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
256 114 "LO TNK QTY " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
256 140 "EQV AIRSPD " "Kts " 02 14 04 04 "512.0"
256 000 "TIME 4 CLMB" "Min " 02 09 00 04 "256.0"
257 02C "FUEL QTY #2" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"

257 05A "FUEL QT LWT" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
257 114 "FUEL QTY #2" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
257 140 "TOTAL PRES " "mB " 02 17 05 04 "2048"
257 000 "TIME 4 DESC" "Min " 02 09 00 04 "256.0"
260 02C "FUEL QTY #3" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"

260 10A "LPTURB DTMP" "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "512.0"
260 10B "LPTURB DTMP" "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "512.0"
260 05A "FUEL QT CT " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
260 033 "T5 " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "512.0"
260 114 "CELL 1/2 QT" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
260 000 "DT/FLT LEG " " " 06 00 00 00 "0.0"
261 02C "FUEL QTY #4" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"

261 033 "P49 " "PSIA " 02 14 03 04 "64.0"
261 05A "FUEL QT ICT" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
261 10A "LPT IN PRS " "PSIA " 02 11 03 04 "128.0"
261 10A "LPT IN PRS " "PSIA " 02 11 03 04 "128.0"
261 114 "FUEL @ STRT" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
261 000 "FLIGHT # " " " 07 04 00 00 "0.0"
262 01C "LPCOMP EPRS" "PSIA " 02 13 03 04 "32.0"

262 02C "FUEL QTY #5" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
262 33 "LPCOMP EPRS" "PSIA " 02 14 03 04 "32.0"
262 04D "TU CAP L1-4" "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"
262 05A "RT OUTR QTY" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
262 10A "HPCMP ITPRS" "PSIA " 02 11 03 04 "32.0"
262 10B "HPCMP ITPRS" "PSIA " 02 11 03 04 "32.0"
262 114 "FUEDL QT CT" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
262 000 "PR ASPD VAR" "Kts " 02 10 02 04 "128.0"
263 01C "LPCOMP ETMP" "Deg C" 02 12 02 04 "128.0"

263 02C "FUEL QTY #6" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
263 033 "LPCOMP ETMP" "Deg C" 02 12 03 04 "128.0"
A13
Rev B FB 90 008 105
263 04D "TU CAP L5-8" "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"

263 10A "SELCMP ITMP" "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "128.0"
263 10B "SELCMP ITMP" "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "128.0"
263 114 "CELL 3/4 QT" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
263 000 "MIN ASPD FR" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
264 00A "MIN ASPD SR" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"

264 01C "HPCOMP EPRS" " " 02 14 02 04 "256.0"
264 02C "FUEL QTY #7" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
264 02F "BURNER PRES" "PSIA " 02 14 02 04 "256.0"
264 04D "TUCAP L9-12" "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"
264 033 "HPCOMP EPRS" "PSIA " 02 14 02 04 "256.0"
264 03F "BURNER PRES" "PSIA " 02 14 02 04 "256.0"
264 10A "SELCMP DPRS" "PSIA " 02 11 02 04 "1024.0"
264 10B "SELCMP DPRS" "PSIA " 02 11 02 04 "1024.0"
264 13A "BURNER PRES" "PSIA " 02 14 02 04 "256.0"
264 000 "TIME 2 TCDN" "Min " 02 11 00 04 "1024.0"
265 004 "IN VERT ACL" "Ft/S " 02 20 06 04 "128.0"

265 00A "MANV ASPD " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
265 01C "HPCOMP ETMP" "Dec C" 02 12 02 04 "512.0"
265 02C "FUEL QTY #8" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
265 033 "HPCOMP ETMP" "Dec C" 02 12 02 04 "512.0"
265 038 "IN VERT ACL" "Ft/S " 02 20 06 04 "128.0"
265 04D "TUCP L13-14" "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"
265 10A "SELCMP DTMP" "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "512.0"
265 10B "SELCMP DTMP" "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "512.0"
265 114 "INFT#3 QTY " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
265 000 "MINBFT ASPD" "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
266 114 "INFT#2 QTY " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"

266 000 "TU CAP C1-4" "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"
267 02B "THR POS CMD" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

267 04D "TU CAP C5-8" "PF " 02 06 02 04 "327.680"
267 033 "SPARE T/C " "Deg C" 02 12 03 04 "128.0"
267 10A "HPCOMP ITMP" "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "128.0"
267 10B "HPCOMP ITMP" "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "128.0"
267 114 "INFT#4 QTY " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
267 000 "MANV ASPD " "Kts " 02 11 02 04 "256.0"
270 000 "TU CAP C9 " "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"
271 000 "TU CAP A1-4" "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"
272 04D "TU CAP 5-8 " "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"

272 000 "FUEL DENS " "Kg/M3" 01 04 00 00 "0.0"
273 04D "TUCAP A9-11" "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"

273 000 "SENSOR LWT " "pF " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
274 04D "TU CAP R1-4" "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"

274 000 "SENSOR CWT " "pF " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
275 04D "TUCAP R5-8 " "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"

275 000 "SENSOR RWT " "pF " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
A14
Rev B FB 90 008 105
276 000 "TUCAP R9-12" "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"
277 000 "TUCP R13-14" "PF " 02 16 02 04 "327.680"
300 10A "ECU INT TMP" "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "128.0"

300 10B "ECU INT TMP" "Deg C" 02 11 03 04 "128.0"
300 000 "30Hz AM Mod" "% " 02 10 01 04 "51.2"
301 10A "DFMV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"

301 10B "DFMV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
301 000 "9960 AM Mod" "% " 02 10 01 04 "51.2"
302 10A "DVSV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"

302 10B "DVSV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
302 000 "9960 FM DEV" "Rads " 02 08 01 04 "12.8"
303 10A "DVBV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"

303 10B "DVBV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
303 000 "VOR AGC " "dBmw " 02 07 00 04 "64.0"
304 10A "DHPT CV POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"

304 10B "DHPT CV POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
304 000 "LOC Mod " "% " 02 10 01 04 "51.2"
305 10A "DLPT CV POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"

305 10B "DLPT CV POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
305 000 "LOC AGC " "dBmw " 02 07 00 04 "64.0"
306 000 "GS Mod " "% " 02 10 01 04 "51.2"
307 000 "GS AGC " "dBmw " 02 07 00 04 "64.0"
310 002 "PRE POS LAT" "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"

310 004 "PRE POS LAT" "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
310 038 "PRE POS LAT" "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
310 04D "COMP-CAP TK" "PF " 02 15 02 04 "163.840"
310 056 "PRE POS LAT" "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
310 060 "PRE POS LAT" "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
310 114 "RT OUTR QTY" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
310 000 "AILERON POS" "Deg " 02 11 03 04 "90.0"
311 002 "PRE POS LAT" "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"

311 004 "PRE POS LAT" "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
311 038 "PRE POS LAT" "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
311 03B "CTL WHEL RF" "Lbs " 02 10 04 04 "32.0"
311 056 "PRE POS LAT" "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
311 060 "PRE POS LAT" "Deg " 02 20 06 04 "90.0"
311 114 "TR TNK QTY " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
311 000 "AILERON TRM" "Deg " 02 11 03 04 "90.0"
312 029 "RUDDER POS " "Deg " 02 11 03 04 "90.0"

312 05A "FQTY ACT 1 " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
312 114 "FQTY ACT 1 " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
312 000 "GRND SPEED " "Kts " 02 15 03 04 "2048"
313 004 "TRK ANG TRU" "Deg " 02 15 04 04 "90.0"
A15
Rev B FB 90 008 105
313 025 "TRK ANG TRU" "Deg " 02 10 01 04 "90.0"

313 029 "RUDDER TRIM" "Deg " 02 11 03 04 "90.0"
313 038 "TRK ANG TRU" "Deg " 02 15 04 04 "90.0"
313 05A "FQTY ACT 2 " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536"
313 114 "FQTY ACT 2 " "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536"
313 000 "TRK ANG TRU" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
314 002 "STAB POS " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

314 025 "TRUE HDG " "Deg " 02 10 01 04 "90.0"
314 029 "ELEV POS " "Deg " 02 11 03 04 "90.0"
314 03B "CTL WHEL PF" "Deg " 02 10 04 04 "90.0"
314 114 "FUEL QT RCT" "Lbs " 02 15 00 04 "65536.0"
314 000 "TRUE HDG " "Deg " 02 15 04 04 "90.0"
315 001 "STAB POS " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

315 029 "STAB POS " "Deg " 02 11 03 04 "90.0"
315 0A1 "STAB POS " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
315 000 "WIND SPEED " "Kts " 02 08 00 04 "128.0"
316 002 "WIND DIR TR" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

316 038 "OIL TMP ENG" "Deg C" 02 12 01 04 "1024.0"
316 056 "WIND DIR TR" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
316 060 "WIND DIR TR" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
316 10A "ENG OIL TMP" "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "1024.0"
316 10B "ENG OIL TMP" "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "1024.0"
316 0D0 "OIL TMP ENG" "Deg C" 02 12 01 04 "1024.0"
316 000 "WIND ANGLE " "Deg " 02 08 01 04 "90.0"
317 002 "TRK ANG MAG" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

317 025 "TRK ANG MAG" "Deg " 02 10 01 04 "90.0"
317 029 "OIL PRS ENG" "PSI " 02 12 00 04 "2048"
317 056 "TRK ANG MAG" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
317 060 "TRK ANG MAG" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
317 0D0 "OIL PRS ENG" "PSI " 02 14 02 04 "2048"
317 000 "TRK ANG MAG" "Deg " 02 15 04 04 "90.0"
320 025 "MAG HEADING" "Deg " 02 10 01 04 "90.0"

320 035 "OWN A/C MAG" "Deg " 02 15 04 04 "90.0"
320 000 "MAG HEADING" "Deg " 02 15 04 04 "90.0"
321 004 "DRIFT ANG " "Deg " 02 11 02 04 "90.0"

321 005 "DRIFT ANG " "Deg " 02 11 02 04 "90.0"
321 10A "EGT TOTAL " "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "1024"
321 10B "EGT TOTAL " "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "1024"
321 000 "DRIFT ANG " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
322 10A "TOTAL CDT " "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "512.0"

322 10B "TOTAL CDT " "Deg C" 02 11 02 04 "512.0"
322 000 "FL PATH ANG" "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"
323 002 "GEO ALT " "Ft " 02 12 03 04 "25000.0"

323 056 "GEO ALT " "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "25000.0"
323 060 "GEO ALT " "Ft " 02 17 00 04 "25000.0"
323 10A "VSV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
323 10B "VSV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
323 000 "FL PATH ACL" "g " 02 12 02 04 "2.0"
A16
Rev B FB 90 008 105
324 025 "PITCH ANGLE" "Deg " 02 10 01 04 "90.0"

324 04D "TNK VSO QTY" "Gal " 02 15 00 04 "16384"
324 10A "SEL FMV POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
324 10B "SEL FMV POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
324 004 "PITCH ANGLE" "Deg " 02 13 02 04 "90.0"
324 000 "PITCH ANGLE" "Deg " 02 14 02 04 "90.0"
325 025 "ROLL ANGLE " "Deg " 02 10 01 04 "90.0"

325 02F "ST VANE FBK" "In " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
325 10A "SEL VSV POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
325 10B "SEL VSV POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
325 114 "EFF ROL ANG" "Deg " 02 13 02 04 "90.0"
325 03F "ST VANE FBK" "In " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
325 000 "ROLL ANGLE " "Deg " 02 14 02 04 "90.0"
326 04D "UPLIFT QTY " "LbS/G" 02 14 00 04 "819200"

326 10A "CD ST PRES " "PSIA " 02 11 00 04 "1024"
326 10B "CD ST PRES " "PSIA " 02 11 00 04 "1024"
326 000 "BODY PIT RT" "Deg/S" 02 13 03 04 "64.0"
327 04D "UPLIFT DENS" "Lbs/G" 02 13 03 04 "8.192"

327 10A "FMV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
327 10B "FMV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
327 000 "BODY ROL RT" "Deg/S" 02 13 03 04 "64.0"
330 02F "HCTC CVP FB" "% " 02 12 02 04 "64.0"

330 03F "HCTC CVP FB" "% " 02 12 02 04 "64.0"
330 10A "SEL HPT POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
330 10B "SEL HPT POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
330 000 "BODY YAW RT" "Deg/S" 02 13 03 04 "64.0"
331 02F "LTC CVP FB " "% " 02 12 02 04 "64.0"

331 03F "LTC CVP FB " "% " 02 12 02 04 "64.0"
331 10A "SEL LPT POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
331 10B "SEL LPT POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
331 000 "BODY LN ACL" "g " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
332 02F "AO HXVP FB " "% " 02 12 02 04 "64.0"

332 03F "AO HXVP FB " "% " 02 12 02 04 "64.0"
332 000 "BODY LT ACL" "g " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
333 02F "ACC FF LMT " "Lb/Hr" 02 12 00 04 "16384"

333 03F "ACC FF LMT " "Lb/Hr" 02 12 00 04 "16384"
333 000 "BODY NM ACL" "g " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
334 02F "FF CMD " "Lb/Hr" 02 12 00 04 "16384"

334 03F "FF CMD " "Lb/Hr" 02 12 00 04 "16384"
334 000 "PLATFRM HDG" "Deg " 02 11 02 04 "90.0"
335 02F "2.5 BLD ACT" "% " 02 12 03 04 "64.0"

335 03F "2.5 BLD ACT" "% " 02 12 03 04 "64.0"
335 10A "SEL VBV POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
335 10B "SEL VBV POS" "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
335 000 "TRK ANG RT " "Deg/S" 02 11 03 04 "16.0"
336 002 "MAX CLM ANG" "Deg " 02 15 03 04 "16.0"
A17
Rev B FB 90 008 105
336 02F "N2 COR S2.5" "% " 02 12 03 04 "64.0"

336 03F "N2 COR S2.5" "% " 02 12 03 04 "64.0"
336 01A "ENG TORQUE " "% " 02 12 03 04 "128.0"
336 10A "VBV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
336 10B "VBV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
336 000 "IN PITCH RT" "Deg/S" 02 13 03 04 "64.0"
337 002 "EPR-REQ FLF" "Ratio" 02 12 03 04 "2.0"

337 01A "ENG RATING " "% " 02 12 03 04 "128.0"
337 10A "HPT CV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
337 10B "HPT CV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
337 000 "IN ROLL RT " "Deg/S" 02 13 03 04 "64.0"
340 004 "IN YAW RT " "Deg/S" 02 13 03 04 "64.0"

340 13A "N1 TAKE OFF" "%N1 " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
340 140 "PRESS RATIO" "Ratio" 02 14 03 04 "8.0"
340 000 "EPR ACTUAL " " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
341 002 "TARGET N1 " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"

341 003 "EPR CMD " " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
341 004 "GRID HDG " "Deg " 02 15 04 04 "90.0"
341 01A "EPR CMD " " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
341 029 "EPR CMD " " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
341 02F "EPR CMD " " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
341 038 "GRID HDG " "Deg " 02 15 04 04 "90.0"
341 03F "EPR CMD " " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
341 10A "CMD FAN SPD" "% " 02 13 03 04 "58.750"
341 10B "CMD FAN SPD" "% " 02 13 03 04 "58.750"
341 13A "N1 REF " "%N1 " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
341 140 "PRES RATIO " "Ratio" 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
341 000 "N1 CMD " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
342 002 "N1 BUG DRV " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"

342 003 "EPR LIMIT " " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
342 01A "EPR MAXIMUM" " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
342 029 "EPR LMT TOC" " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
342 02F "EPR MAXIMUM" " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
342 03B "EPR LIMIT " " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
342 03F "EPR MAXIMUM" " " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
342 10A "MAX FAN SPD" "% " 02 13 03 04 "58.750"
342 10B "MAX FAN SPD" "% " 02 13 03 04 "58.750"
342 140 "AIR DENS RT" "Ratio" 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
342 000 "N1 LIMIT " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
343 003 "N1 DERATE " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"

343 01A "N1 DEMAND " "%RPM " 02 12 03 04 "128.0"
343 000 "N1 CMDvsTLA" "% " 02 13 03 04 "58.750"
344 10A "SAC SPEED " "% " 02 12 03 04 "64.0"

344 10B "SAC SPEED " "% " 02 12 03 04 "64.0"
344 0D0 "N2 " "%RPM " 02 13 02 04 "128.0"
344 000 "N2 " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
345 10A "SEL EGT TOT" "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "1024"

345 10B "SEL EGT TOT" "Deg C" 02 11 00 04 "1024"
345 13A "EGT TRIMMED" "Deg C" 02 12 01 04 "1024.0"
345 000 "EGT " "Deg C" 02 12 01 04 "1024.0"
A18
Rev B FB 90 008 105
346 04D "CBL CAP HiZ" "PF " 02 15 00 04 "32768"

346 10A "SA FAN SPD " "% " 02 12 03 04 "64.0"
346 10B "SA FAN SPD " "% " 02 12 03 04 "64.0"
346 0D0 "N1 " "%RPM " 02 13 02 04 "128.0"
346 000 "N1 ACTUAL " "%RPM " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
347 10A "LPT CV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"

347 10B "LPT CV POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
347 13A "FUEL FLOW " "Lb/Hr" 02 14 00 04 "16384"
347 000 "FF ENGINE " "Lb/Hr" 02 12 00 04 "16384"
350 000 "FUEL DENS " "Kg/L " 01 04 00 00 "0.5"
351 000 "IN1 TNK CAP" "pF " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
352 000 "CT A&R CAP " "pF " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
353 0D0 "VIBRATION " "Scale" 02 08 02 04 "2.560"

353 000 "IN3 TNK CAP" "pF " 01 03 01 00 "0.0"
354 000 "N1 VIBRATE " "Scale" 02 09 02 04 "2.560"
355 000 "N2 VIBRATE " "Scale" 02 09 02 04 "2.560"
356 037 "ISO5 Alpha " " " 05 00 00 00 "0.0"

356 000 "N2 VIBRATE " "Scale" 02 09 02 04 "2.560"
357 037 "ISO5 Alpha " " " 05 00 00 00 "0.0"

357 000 "BB VIBRATE " "Scale" 02 09 02 04 "2.560"
360 002 "FLIGHT INFO" " " 05 00 00 00 "0.0"

360 03D "N1 RTR IMB " "Deg " 02 09 00 04 "90.0"
;360 056
;360 060
360 10A "THR R OF C " "Deg/S" 02 09 00 04 "8.0"
360 10B "THR R OF C " "Deg/S" 02 09 00 04 "8.0"
360 142 "RAIM STATUS" "N.M. " 02 13 05 04 "8.0"
360 000 "PTL VER SPD" "Ft/Mn" 02 15 00 04 "16384"
361 005 "ALT INERT " "Ft " 02 18 01 04 "655360"

361 03D "LPT RTR IMB" "Deg " 02 09 00 04 "90.0"
361 10A "THRvsN1 DER" "D/%N1" 02 11 00 04 "10000.0"
361 10B "THRvsN1 DER" "D/%N1" 02 11 00 04 "10000.0"
361 000 "ALT INERT " "Ft " 02 20 03 04 "655360"
362 10A "N1vsTLA DER" "%N1/D" 02 11 03 04 "6.0"

362 10B "N1vsTLA DER" "%N1/D" 02 11 03 04 "6.0"
362 115 "RANGE RATE " "Kts " 02 13 00 04 "4096.0"
362 000 "ATRK HZ ACL" "g " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
363 10A "CORR THR " "LBF " 02 11 00 04 "32000.0"

363 10B "CORR THR " "LBF " 02 11 00 04 "32000.0"
363 000 "XTRK ACL " "g " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
364 13A "N1 APR RTG " "%N1 " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"
A19
Rev B FB 90 008 105
364 000 "VERT ACL " "g " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"
365 13A "N1 MAX REV " "%N1 " 02 14 03 04 "128.0"

365 000 "IN VERT ACL" "Ft/Mn" 02 15 00 04 "16384"
366 13A "IGV POS " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

366 000 "N/S VEL " "Kts " 02 15 03 04 "2048"
367 13A "IGV POS " "Deg " 02 12 02 04 "90.0"

367 000 "E/W VEL " "Kts " 02 15 03 04 "2048"
370 00B "GNSHT WGS84" "Ft " 02 20 03 04 "65.536"

370 025 "DC HGHT SL " "Ft " 02 16 03 04 "4096.0"
370 0C5 "DC HGHT SL " "Ft " 02 17 03 04 "8192"
370 000 "g " "9 " 02 13 03 04 "4.0"
371 000 :GEN AV EQID" " " 00 00 00 00 "0.0"
372 005 "WIND DIR MG" "Deg " 02 09 02 04 "64.0"

372 000 "ACT FAN SPD" "% " 02 12 03 04 "64.0"
373 005 "N/S VEL MAG" "Kts " 02 15 03 04 "2048"

373 000 "ACT COR SPD" "% " 02 12 03 04 "64.0"
374 10A "LTR POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"

374 10B "LTR POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
374 000 "E/W VEL MAG" "Kts " 02 15 03 04 "2048"
375 005 "AHDG ACL " "g " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"

375 033 "SPARE DC1 " "VDC " 02 12 03 04 "8.0"
375 10A "RTR POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
375 10B "RTR POS " "% " 02 11 03 04 "64.0"
375 000 "AHDG ACL " "Gs " 02 18 05 04 "2.0"
376 005 "XHDG ACL " "g " 02 12 03 04 "2.0"

376 033 "SPARE DC2 " "VDC " 02 12 03 04 "8.0"
376 000 "XHDG ACL " "Gs " 02 18 05 04 "2.0"
A20
APPENDIX B
Rev B FB 90 008 105
The following is a copy (slightly formatted for inclusion here) of the Equipment Identifier
Description text file. Any characters following a “;” and up to a <CR> are considered commentary
and are excluded during loading. This file can be modified or added to (up to 1000 Identifiers) as
needed. File is terminated with “FFF” identifier value.
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
; Equipment ID Definitions
;
; EqId = 3 numeric Char Equipment Identifier < FFF
; ID_des = Alpha-Numeric descriptor string (13 chars + auto null)
; FFF = End of file marker
; ARINC 16, 01/27/2004
;EqID Descriptor
000 "Default ID "

001 "701 FCC "
002 "702 FMC "
003 "703 TCC "
004 "704 IRS "
005 "705 AHRS "
006 "706 ADS "
007 "707 Rad Alt "
008 "708 Wea Rad "
009 "709 DME "
00A "FAC (A310) "
00B "743 GPS "
00D "AIDS Data MU "
010 "710 ILS Rcvr "

011 "711 VOR Rcvr "
012 "712 ADF Sys "
016 "716 VHF COM "

017 "717 DEFDARS "
018 "718 ATC Xpdr "
019 "719 HF/SSB "
01A "E Super Ctrl "
01B "Slt/Flp A310 "
01C "Eng Param Dig"
01D "AP & FD Panel"
01E "Data Computer"
01F "Fuel Qty Tot "
020 "720 DFS Sys "
023 "723 Grnd Prox"

024 "724 ACARS "
025 "725 Flt Inst "
026 "726 Flt Warn "
027 "727 MLS "
029 "729 ADDCS/EIC"

02A "Thrust Mgmt "
B1
Rev B FB 90 008 105
02B "Perf Nav Comp"

02C "Dig Fuel Gaug"
02D "EPR Ind 757 "
02E "Land Rollout "
02F "Ful Ath EEC-A"
030 "Sep Assurance"
031 "731 Chronomet"
032 "732 Ent Tape "
033 "733 PMUX "
034 "734 Falt Isol"
035 "735 TCAS "
036 "736 RadioMgmt"
037 "737 WeightBal"
038 "738 ADIRS "

039 "739 MCDU "
03A "Prop Disc IU "
03B "Autopilot BU "
03C "Tire Pres Mon"
03D "Vibration Mon"
03E "COG Ctrl Comp"
03F "Ful Ath EEC-B"
040 "740 CP Printr"
041 "Satellite DU "
046 "CTU "

047 "Flite Dat Rec"
04A "LandGearPosIU"
04B "MainElec Ctlr"
04C "EmerElec Ctlr"
04D "FuelQty 57/67"
04E "Fuel Qty 747 "
050 "750 VDR "
053 "HF Data Unit "
055 "755 MMR "

056 "756 GNLU "
057 "757 CVR "
058 "758 Com Mgmt "
05A "FuelQty320/21"
05B "CargoSmoke320"
05C "CabinPres 320"
05D "Zone Ctrl 320"
05E "CargoHeat 320"
05F "CIDS A-320 "
060 "760 GNU "
061 "761 STU "
06A "AMU A-320 "

06B "Bat ChgLmt320"
06C "Data Conc 320"
06D "LG Prox A-320"
B2
Rev B FB 90 008 105
06E "BSU A-320 "

06F "Bleed Air 320"
07A "APU ECU A-320"

07B "EIU A-320 "
07C "FADEC A A-320"
07D "FADEC B A-320"
07E "Central FDIU "
07F "Fire DU A-320"
08A "Wind Heat 320"

08B "ProbesHeat320"
08C "Av Cool A-320"
08D "FF Ind 747 "
08E "SPD 747-400 "
08F "Vac Sys Ctrl "
0A1 "701 FCC Ctrl "

0A2 "702 FMC Ctrl "
0A3 "703 TR Ctrl "
0A4 "704 IRS Ctrl "
0A8 "708 WXR Ctrl "

0A9 "709 DME Ctrl "
0AA "GCU A-320 "
0AB "AS&TU 747-400"
0AC "BCU 747-400 "
0AD "ADIRS AirData"
0AE "YDM 747-400 "
0AF "STM 747-400 "
0B0 "710 ILS Ctrl "
0B1 "711 VOR Ctrl "
0B2 "712 ADF Ctrl "
0B6 "716 VHF COM "
0B8 "716 ATC Xpdr "

0B9 "719 HF/SSB "
0BA "PSM 747-400 "
0BB "FCU47/FSEU67 "
0BC "FSIU 747-400 "
0BD "HQMU 747-400 "
0BE "HIM 747-400 "
0BF "WHCU 747-400 "
0C2 "PCS CU "

0C3 "723 GPWS Ctrl"
0C5 "725 EFI Ctrl "
0C7 "MLS Ctrl "
0CA "BTMU 747-400 "

0CB "AutoSt 47-400"
0CC "BSCU 747-400 "
0CD "PTC 747-400 "
0CE "EICAS IU -400"
B3
Rev B FB 90 008 105
0CF "PVD Comp -400"

0D0 "Eng Inst 737 "
0D3 "TMU General "
0D5 "TCAS CP "
0DA "PSEU 747-400 "

0DB "APU 747-400 "
0DC "ZTC 747-400 "
0DD "CPC 747-400 "
0DE "Wndshr Sperry"
0DF "ECC 747-400 "
0E0 "CRTC 747-400 "
0EA "MEC 747 "

0EB "FJCC 747 "
0EC "ACESS "
0ED "FSC MD-11 "
0EE "HSC MD-11 "
0EF "ESC MD-11 "
0FA "MSC MD-11 "

0FB "A-SS MD-11 "
0FC "CPCS MD-11 "
0FD "ACCS MD-11 "
0FE "PCS MD-11 "
0FF "MFDS MD-11 "
108 "EEC A 737-700"

109 "EEC B 737-700"
10A "FAEC A (GE) "
10B "FAEC B (GE) "
10C "APU Ctrl "
10D "Data Loader "
10E "FDU MD-11 "
10F "ABU MD-11 "
101 "MUX PES A-320"
112 "TACAN AU "

113 "SWC 747-400 "
114 "FUMS A330/340"
115 "TACAN "
116 "EIVMU A30/40 "
117 "ECUC A A30/40"
118 "ECUC B A30/40"
119 "CMC A330/340 "
11A "M-D DU A30/40"
122 "GAP A19/20/21"

123 "GPCU A330/340"
124 "FMC A330/340 "
125 "COGFCC A30/40"
126 "CBMU A330/340"
127 "ECMU A330/340"
128 "HEGCU A330/40"
129 "HSMU A330/340"
B4
Rev B FB 90 008 105
12A "CBCC 747 "

12B "PWSS "
12C "AoA Sensor "
12D "LDCC 747/767 "
12E "CCLU 767 "
12F "CEIU 767 "
130 "LMU Airbus "
136 "Audio Mgmt "
13A "FAEC (P&W) "

13B "AESC Boeing "
13C "BMM B777 "
13D "PIN IU "
13E "VIU B777 "
13F "CIU A340/B777"
140 "Suprsonic ADC"
141 "Satellite RFU"
142 "ADS-B LPDU "
143 "Vert/Hor Gyro"
150 "AIMS GPB1 777"

151 "AIMS GPB2 777"
152 "AIMS DCM B777"
153 "AIMS GPB3 777"
154 "CMC B777 "
155 "AIMS EFIS 777"
156 "AIMS DU B777 "
157 "AIMS CCD B777"
158 "AIMS GPB4 777"
15A "FDIU A330/340"

15B "FCU A330/340 "
15C "FCPC A330/340"
15D "FCSC A330/340"
15E "FMGEC 330/340"
160 "SFQS Boeing "
167 "ATSU Airbus "

168 "ISIS A330/340"
169 "DLCDU 330/340"
16A "DU A330/340 "
16B "DMC A330/340 "
16c "HUD A330/340 "
16D "ECAMCP 330/40"
16E "Clock 330/340"
16F "CIS B777 "
170 "RTP B777 "
17A "CVC A330/340 "

17B "SDCU A330/340"
17C "PSCU A330/340"
18A "ACP A330/340 "

18B "CVR A330/340 "
18C "PESMM A330/40"
B5
Rev B FB 90 008 105
18D "PESAR A330/40"

18E "PAMR A330/340"
18F "VCU A330/340 "
19F "Cade Env Sys "

200 "VIAU 717/MD10"
201 "ESCU B717 "
202 "BCU B717 "
203 "PODU B717 "
204 "PSEU B717 "
205 "APU ECU B717 "
206 "AIU MD-10 "
207 "FQGU MD-10 "
241 "Hi Power Amp "
341 "Satellite ACU"
FFF
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Date REV ECO Page Description

Section A- General Information

1.1 Scope of Manual…………………………………………………………… 1-1

1.2 Purpose and Function of Equipment…………………………………….. 1-2

1.3 Transmit Mode…………….…………………………………………......... 1-2

1.4 Receive Mode……………………………………………………………….. 1-3

1.6 Warranty……………………………………………………………………… 1-4

Section B- Equipment Description

1.7 Specifications……………………………………………………………….. 1-5

II Preparation for Use and Operation

Section A- General Information

2.1 General………………………………………………………………........... 2-1

2.2 Unpacking and Inspection………………………………………………… 2-1

2.3 Installation…………………………………………………………………… 2-2

2.4 Maintenance…………………………………………………………………. 2-2

Section B- Operating Controls, Indicators, and Connectors

2.5 Controls, Indicators, and Connectors……………………………………. 2-3

Table of Contents (continued)

Section B- Operating Controls, Indicators, and Connectors (Continued)

2.5.1 Keypad and Individual Functions…………………………….. 2-4

2.6 Battery and Battery Charging……………………………………………… 2-7

2.6.1 Hardware Connection………………………………………….. 2-7

Section C- Operating Instructions

2.7 Transmitter………………………………………………………………….. 2-10

2.7.1 Hardware Connection………………………………………………. 2-11

2.8 Receiver……………………………………………………………………… 2-14

2.8.1 Hardware Connection……………………………………………….. 2-15

2.9 Trap Mode……………………………………………………………………. 2-16

2.9.1 Trap Setup…………………………………………………………….. 2-17

2.10 Customized Parameters……...……………………………………………… 2-19

2.11 EQ ID…………………………………………………………………………… 2-21

2.12 RS-232 Functions…………………………………………………………….. 2-22

2.12.1 Hardware Connection……………………………………………. 2-22

Table of Contents (continued)

2.12.8 Sample TX Log File……………………….…………………… 2-26

2.12.10 RS-232 Sample Transmitter Command File Setup……… 2-33

III Verification and Acceptance Checks

3.1 General Verification Procedures…………………………………………. 3-2

A Engineering Conversion Text File……………………………………………… A-1

List of Illustrations (Figures)

Figure Title Page

1-1 ARINC 429 Databus Analyzer…………………………………………………. 1-1

2-1 FB Accessories………………………………………………………………….. 2-2

Table Title Page

2-1 FB Accessories…………………………………………………………………. 2-2

1.1 Scope of Manual

FB 4 ARINC 429 Databus Analyzer

1.2 Purpose and Function of Equipment

FB 429 429 561/568 561/568 Variable

1.3 Transmit Mode

1.4 Receive Mode

1.5 Engineering Conversion Tables

ARINC Transmitter(s) ARINC Receiver

Case Material……………….. ABS (Display is Clear PC)

Power Requirements……….. Four (4) Ni-MH, size AA Batteries

2 Standard Condition Values

PREPARATION FOR USE AND OPERATION