Category Archives: Falcon

AEGIS software setup for Falcon 900ex and 50ex

 

Aegis download

 

 

 

 

 

 

PC related.

1. must be an XP laptop as far as I am concerned.

2.  On the little Aspire we use, the usb port matters.

3. AEGIS folder is called AE1720.

Aegis related:

281,282 shows?

 

AE876 NOT FOUND. Check battery, check virtual serial port installed for your particular USB adapter.

 

Must hear dingdong when USB is plugged in.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What are the resistances on a the Falcon 900 Bleed Overheat sensors?

20HW is the Oheat warn box.

 

Unplug the B connector. you should get a solid BLEED OHEAT light, and a dark ECU OHEAT light that will not test.

 

unplug 12hw2(?) at #2 engine firewall, should be flashing OHEAT light.

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Please see the attached CMM to test the RP129-02 sensors.  I have also attached the FSA 36-00-008-R03-A in regards to the improved RP482-00 or RP482-01 sensors.

Regards,Camron Madsen

Resistances for the temp sensors.  you can test these from teh aft compartment without having to remove them.:

FSA 36-00-008-R03-A

TempSensorResistance

How do I come to terms with a recalcitrant Field 5 installation?

 

This from Brian Ray at the help desk.
This is typical troubleshooting information we provide. Sift thru and see what might apply..

 

 

 

For Field 5 How to guides, FAQ and training documents please visit:

FIELD 5 How-To Guides and FIELD FAQ online

 

For the sake of troubleshooting, you please send us following files from the computer on which you’re experiencing the issue?

File Location
System Info
  1. Start / (All) Programs / Accessories / System Tools / System Information in order to get a “System Information” window displayed on your screen.
  2. Then start the File / Export command from this last window for exporting system information in a .txt file.
  3. Send us the txt file

 

(…)Gallery.xml + (…)GallerySetting.xml Windows XP:
C:\Documents and Settings \[windows user logon]\Application Data\FIELD 5\Gallery\(…)Gallery.xmlC:\Documents and Settings \[windows user logon]\Application Data\FIELD 5\Gallery\(…)GallerySetting.xmlVISTA and Windows 7:
C:\users\[currentusername]\AppData\Roaming\FIELD 5\Gallery\(…)Gallery.xml
C:\users\[currentusername]\AppData\Roaming\FIELD 5\Gallery\(…)GallerySetting.xmlTo display “AppData”, proceed as follows:
– select “Organize”
– select “Folder and search options”
– select “view” tab
– activate “show hidden files” option
SharedGallery.xml Windows XP:
[C:\Field5\collections]\SharedGallery.xmlVISTA and Windows 7:
[C:\Field5\collections]\SharedGallery.xml
FIELD_5.log Windows XP:
C:\ Documents and Settings \[windows user logon]\Application Data\FIELD 5\Log\FIELD_5Log.txtVISTA and Windows 7:
C:\users\[currentusername]\AppData\Roaming\FIELD 5\Log\FIELD_5.logTo display “AppData”, proceed as follows:
– select “Organize”
– select “Folder and search options”
– select “view” tab
– activate “show hidden files” option

 

Could you please confirm you’re trying to install FIELD 5 online through Falcon Portal? In case you are, could you please provide me with the Falcon Portal ID you’re using?

 

In case your Internet access goes through a firewall or proxy, could you please check with your IT if following settings are implemented at firewall/proxy level?

 

In case you’re using Firefox or Chrome, could you please proceed as described below (information also available on Falcon Portal under “Library>Field>FAQ”):

??Yes you can run FIELD 5 online (from Falcon Portal) using Firefox. However, it appeared that Microsoft ClickOnce technology is not fully supported following upon Firefox upgrade (from version 3.5). The fix for this consists in installing the Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant plugin from Mozilla addons before running FIELD 5 installation online. This is the only Microsoft official add-on; it requires .NET 3.5 SP1.

?Yes you can run FIELD 5 online (from Falcon Portal) using Chrome. However, it appeared that Microsoft ClickOnce technology is not fully supported with Chrome. The fix for this consists in installing the ClickOnce for Google Chrome extension before running FIELD 5 installation online.

 

 

 

Regards,

 

Brian Ray

Falcon Jet Technical Center

Teterboro, NJ

(201) 541-4747

TechnicalCenter@falconjet.com

MOSTLY RESOLVED

 

to Brian.Ray
Brian,
To recap.
We have 3 collections from USBKey  installed and running correctly.
We were forced to :
1. uninstall field.
2. find and rename C:/field5/
3. find and rename c:/users/…….roaming/appdata/….  (((from my weak memory)))))
reinstall field from usb stick.
reinstall collections.
repeated process 2 times.
all worked good.
The only problem we have is a nag window every time we open Field
No Sweat, No problem.
I get the idea that I am mismanaging the “set Default Collection Path”…..and “Install a collection from local disk.”  …… Seems like I am making conflicting choices, as with many things in my life.
Attached:
Screen cap of system info.
Screen cap of nag window.
Thanks Brian.  You and Aron got us going.  Could you please forward this to Aron, and thank him as well.?

 

How could ASCB wires break at the splices?

 

Here is the one with heatshrink strain relief after the splices.

here is the failure due to rough handling throughout the years. The ASCB buss splices are so strong they do not flex at all.  All flex occurs right at the beginning of the 24 AWG wire after the splice

 

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ASCB sheet 3

 

091231019 Rev A CDSR Wiring

 

 

Here is another example of a environmental splice broken due to hard manipulation of the harness over the years.