Category Archives: Avionics

Dimensions & Areas
Those charts, diagrams, and text which show the area, dimensions, stations, access doors / zoning and physical locations, of the major structural members of the aircraft. Includes an explanation of the system of zoning and measurement used.

Chapter 07

07-00-00 Lifting & Shoring
07-10-00 Jacking
07-20-00 Shoring

Chapter 08

08-00-00 Leveling & Weighing
08-10-00 Weighting & Balancing
08-20-00 Leveling

Chapter 09

09-00-00 Towing & Taxiing
09-10-00 Towing
09-20-00 Taxiing

Chapter 10

10-00-00 Parking, Mooring, Storage & Return To Service
10-10-00 Parking / Storage
10-20-00 Mooring
10-30-00 Return To Service

Chapter 11

11-00-00 Placards & Marking
11-10-00 Exterior Color Schemes & Markings
11-20-00 Exterior Placards & Markings
11-30-00 Interior Placards

Chapter 12

12-00-00 Servicing Routine Maintenance
12-10-00 Replenishing
12-20-00 Scheduled Servicing
12-30-00 Unscheduled Servicing

Airframe Systems

Chapter 20

20-00-00 Standard Practices

Chapter 21

21-00-00 Air Conditioning
21-10-00 Compression
21-20-00 Distribution
21-30-00 Pressurization Control
21-40-00 Heating
21-50-00 Cooling
21-60-00 Temperature Control
21-70-00 Moisturize / Air Contamination Control

Chapter 22

22-00-00 Auto flight
22-10-00 Autopilot
22-20-00 Speed-Attitude Correction
22-30-00 Auto Throttle
22-40-00 System Monitor
22-50-00 Aerodynamic Load Alleviating

Chapter 23

23-00-00 Communications
23-10-00 Speech Communication
23-20-00 Data Transmission & Automatic Calling
23-30-00 Passenger Address, Entertainment & Comfort
23-40-00 Interphone
23-50-00 Audio Integrating
23-60-00 Static Discharging
23-70-00 Audio & Video Monitoring
23-80-00 Integrated Automatic Tuning

Chapter 24

24-00-00 Electrical Power
24-10-00 Generator Drive
24-20-00 AC Generation
24-30-00 DC Generation
24-40-00 External Power
24-50-00 AC Electrical Load Distribution
24-60-00 DC Electrical Load Distribution
24-70-00 Primary & Secondary Power

Chapter 25

25-00-00 Equipment & Furnishings
25-10-00 Flight Compartment
25-20-00 Passenger Compartment
25-30-00 Buffet / Galley
25-40-00 Lavatories
25-50-00 Cargo Compartments
25-60-00 Emergency
25-70-00 Accessory Compartments
25-80-00 Insulation

Chapter 26

26-00-00 Fire Protection
26-10-00 Detection
26-20-00 Extinguishing
26-30-00 Explosion Suppression

Chapter 27

27-00-00 Flight Controls
27-10-00 Aileron & Tab
27-20-00 Rudder & Tab
27-30-00 Elevator & Tab
27-40-00 Horizontal Stabilizer
27-50-00 Flaps
27-60-00 Spoiler, Drag Devices, Fairings
27-70-00 Gust Lock & Damper
27-80-00 Lift Augmenting

Chapter 28

28-00-00 Fuel
28-10-00 Storage
28-20-00 Distribution
28-30-00 Dump
28-40-00 Indicating

Chapter 29

29-00-00 Hydraulic Power
29-10-00 Main
29-20-00 Auxiliary
29-30-00 Indicating

Chapter 30

30-00-00 Ice & Rain Protection
30-10-00 Airfoil
30-20-00 Air Intakes
30-30-00 Pitot & Static
30-40-00 Windows, Windshields & Doors
30-50-00 Antennas & Radomes
30-60-00 Propellers & Rotors
30-70-00 Water Lines
30-80-00 Detection

Chapter 31

31-00-00 Indicating & Recording Systems
31-10-00 Instrument & Control Panels
31-20-00 Independent Instruments
31-30-00 Recorders
31-40-00 Central Computers
31-50-00 Central Warning Systems
31-60-00 Central Display Systems
31-70-00 Automatic Data Reporting Systems

Chapter 32

32-00-00 Landing Gear
32-10-00 Main Gear & Doors
32-20-00 Nose Gear & Doors
32-30-00 Extension & Retraction
32-40-00 Wheels & Brakes
32-50-00 Steering
32-60-00 Position & Warning
32-70-00 Supplementary Gear

Chapter 33

33-00-00 Lights
33-10-00 General Compartment
33-20-00 Passenger Compartments
33-30-00 Cargo and Service Compartments
33-40-00 Exterior
33-50-00 Emergency Lighting

Chapter 34

34-00-00 Navigation
34-10-00 Flight Environment Data
34-20-00 Attitude & Direction
34-30-00 Landing & Taxiing Aids
34-40-00 Independent Position Determining
34-50-00 Dependent Position Determining
34-60-00 Flight Management Computing

Chapter 35

35-00-00 Oxygen
35-10-00 Crew
35-20-00 Passenger
35-30-00 Portable

Chapter 36

36-00-00 Pneumatic
36-10-10 Distribution
36-20-00 Indicating

Chapter 37

37-00-00 Vacuum
37-10-00 Distribution
37-20-00 Indicating

Chapter 38

38-00-00 Water & Waste
38-10-00 Potable
38-20-00 Wash
38-30-00 Waste Disposal
38-40-00 Air Supply

Chapter 39

39-00-00 Electrical – Electronic Panels & Multipurpose Components
39-10-00 Instrument & Control Panels
39-20-00 Electrical & Electronic Equipment Racks
39-30-00 Electrical & Electronic Junction Boxes
39-40-00 Multipurpose Electronic Components
39-50-00 Integrated Circuits
39-60-00 Printed Circuit Card Assemblies

Chapter 41

41-00-00 Water Ballast
41-10-00 Storage
41-20-00 Dump
41-30-00 Indication

Chapter 42

42-00-00 Integrated Modular Avionics
42-10-00 Core System
42-20-00 3D Network Components

Chapter 44

44-00-00 Cabin System
44-10-00 Cabin Core System
44-20-00 In-flight Entertainment System
44-30-00 External Communication System
44-40-00 Cabin Mass Memory System
44-50-00 Cabin Monitoring System
44-60-00 Miscellaneous Cabin System

Chapter 45

45-00-00 Central Maintenance Systems (CMS)
45-10-00 CMS / Aircraft General
45-20-00 CMS / Airframe Systems
45-30-00 Central Maintenance System
45-40-00 CMS / Airframe Systems
45-50-00 CMS / Structures
45-60-00 CMS / Propellers
45-70-00 CMS / Power Plant

Chapter 46

46-00-00 Information Systems
46-10-00 Airplane General Information Systems
46-20-00 Flight Deck Information Systems
46-30-00 Maintenance Information Systems
46-40-00 Passenger Cabin Information Systems
46-50-00 Miscellaneous Information Systems

Chapter 47

47-00-00 Inert Gas System
47-10-00 Generation / Storage
47-20-00 Distribution
47-30-00 Control
47-40-00 Indicating

Chapter 49

49-00-00 Airborne Auxiliary Power
49-10-00 Power Plant
49-20-00 Engine
49-30-00 Engine Fuel & Control
49-40-00 Ignition / Starting
49-50-00 Air
49-60-00 Engine Controls
49-70-00 Indicating
49-80-00 Exhaust
49-90-00 Oil

Structures

Chapter 50

50-00-00 Cargo & Accessory Compartments
50-10-00 Cargo Compartments
50-20-00 Cargo Loading Systems
50-30-00 Cargo Related Systems
50-40-00 Unassigned
50-50-00 Accessory Compartments
50-60-00 Insulation

Chapter 51

51-00-00 Standard Practices & Structures General
51-10-00 Investigation, Cleanup & Aerodynamic Smoothness
51-20-00 Processes
51-30-00 Materials
51-40-00 Fasteners
51-50-00 Support of Airplane for Repair & Alignment Check Procedures
51-60-00 Control-Surface Balancing
51-70-00 Repairs
51-80-00 Electrical Bonding

Chapter 52

52-00-00 Doors
52-10-00 Passenger / Crew
52-20-00 Emergency Exit
52-30-00 Cargo
52-40-00 Service
52-50-00 Fixed Interior
52-60-00 Entrance Stairs
52-70-00 Door Warning
52-80-00 Landing Gear

Chapter 53

53-00-00 Fuselage
53-10-00 Main Frame
53-20-00 Auxiliary Structure
53-30-00 Plates-Skin
53-40-00 Attach Fittings
53-50-00 Aerodynamic Fairings
53-60-00 [As Required]
53-70-00 [As Required]
53-80-00 [As Required]
53-90-00 [As Required]

Chapter 54

54-00-00 Nacelles / Pylons
54-10-00 Nacelle [As Required]
54-20-00 Nacelle [As Required]
54-30-00 Nacelle [As Required]
54-40-00 Nacelle [As Required]
54-50-00 Pylon [As Required]
54-60-00 Pylon [As Required]
54-70-00 Pylon [As Required]
45-80-00 Pylon [As Required]

Chapter 55

55-00-00 Stabilizers
55-10-00 Horizontal Stabilizer / Canard
55-20-00 Elevator
55-30-00 Vertical Stabilizer
55-40-00 Rudder

Chapter 56

56-00-00 Windows
56-10-00 Flight Compartment
56-20-00 Passenger Compartment
56-30-00 Door
56-40-00 Inspection & Observation

Chapter 57

57-00-00 Wings
57-10-00 Center Wing
57-20-00 Outer Wing
57-30-00 Wing Tip
57-40-00 Leading Edge & Leading Edge
57-50-00 Trailing Edge &Trailing Edge
57-60-00 Ailerons & Elevons
57-70-00 Spoilers
57-80-00 [As Required]
57-90-00 Wing Folding System

Propeller / Rotor

Chapter 60

60-00-00 Standard Practices-Propeller / Rotor

Chapter 61

61-00-00 Propellers / Propulsion
61-10-00 Propeller Assembly
61-20-00 Controlling
61-30-00 Braking
61-40-00 Indicating
61-50-00 Propulsor Duct

Chapter 62

62-00-00 Rotors
62-10-00 Rotor Blades
62-30-00 Rotor Head
62-40-00 Rotor Shaft / Swashplate Assembly
62-50-00 Indicating

Chapter 63

63-00-00 Rotor Drives
63-10-00 General
63-20-00 Engine / Gearbox Couplings
63-30-00 Gearbox
63-40-00 Mounts / Attachments
63-50-00 Indicating

Chapter 64

64-00-00 Tail Rotor
64-10-00 Rotor Blades
64-20-00 Rotor Head
64-30-00 [Unassigned]
64-40-00 Indicating

Chapter 65

65-00-00 Tail Rotor Drive
65-10-00 Shafts
65-20-00 Gearboxes
65-30-00 [Unassigned]
65-40-00 Indicating

Chapter 66

66-00-00 Folding Blades & Tail Pylon
66-10-00 Rotor Blades
66-20-00 Tail Pylon
66-30-00 Controls & Indicating

Chapter 67

67-00-00 Rotors Flight Control
67-10-00 Rotor Control
67-20-00 Anti-Torque Rotor Control (Yaw Control)
67-30-00 Servo-Control System

Power Plant

Chapter 70

70-00-00 Standard Practices Engine

Chapter 71

71-00-00 Power Plant
71-10-00 Cowling
71-20-00 Mounts
71-30-00 Fire Seals & Shrouds
71-40-00 Attach Fittings
71-50-00 Electrical Harness
71-60-00 Air Intakes
71-70-00 Engine Drains

Chapter 72

72-00-00 Engine Turbine / Turboprop
72-10-00 Reduction Gear & Shaft
72-20-00 Air Inlet Section
72-30-00 Compressor Section
72-40-00 Combustion Section
72-50-00 Turbine Section
72-60-00 Accessory Drives
72-70-00 By-Pass Section
72-80-00 Propulsor Section (Rear Mounted)

Chapter 73

73-00-00 Engine Fuel & Control
73-10-00 Distribution
73-15-00 Divider Flow
73-20-00 Controlling
73-25-00 Unit Fuel Control
73-30-00 Indicating

Chapter 74

74-00-00 Ignition
74-10-00 Electrical Power Supply
74-20-00 Distribution
74-30-00 Switching

Chapter 75

75-00-00 Air
75-10-00 Engine Anti-Icing
75-20-00 Engine Cooling
75-30-00 Compressor Control
75-40-00 Indicating

Chapter 76

76-00-00 Engine Controls
76-10-00 Power Control
76-20-00 Emergency Shutdown

Chapter 77

77-00-00 Engine Indicating
77-10-00 Power Control
77-20-00 Temperature
77-30-00 Analyzers
77-40-00 Integrated Engine Instrument Systems

Chapter 78

78-00-00 Exhaust
78-10-00 Collector / Nozzle
78-20-00 Noise Suppressor
78-30-00 Thrust Reverser
78-40-00 Supplementary Air

Chapter 79

79-00-00 Oil
79-10-00 Storage
79-20-00 Distribution
79-30-00 Indicating

Chapter 80

80-00-00 Starting
80-10-00 Cranking

Chapter 81

81-00-00 Turbines
81-10-00 Power Recovery
81-20-00 Turbo-Supercharger

Chapter 82

82-00-00 Water Injection
82-10-00 Storage
82-20-00 Distribution
82-30-00 Dumping & Purging
82-40-00 Indicating

Chapter 83

83-00-00 Accessory Gear Boxes
83-10-00 Drive Shaft Section
83-20-00 Gear Box

Chapter 84

84-00-00 Propulsion Augmentation
81-10-00 Jet Assist Takeoff

Chapter 91

91-00-00 Charts

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Avionics related ATA’s

Modern Avionics related ATA’s

ATA Chapters

12-00-00 Servicing Routine Maintenance
12-10-00 Replenishing
12-20-00 Scheduled Servicing
12-30-00 Unscheduled Servicing

Airframe Systems

Chapter 20

20-00-00 Standard Practices

Chapter 21

21-00-00 Air Conditioning
21-10-00 Compression
21-20-00 Distribution
21-30-00 Pressurization Control
21-40-00 Heating
21-50-00 Cooling
21-60-00 Temperature Control
21-70-00 Moisturize / Air Contamination Control

Chapter 22

22-00-00 Auto flight
22-10-00 Autopilot
22-20-00 Speed-Attitude Correction
22-30-00 Auto Throttle
22-40-00 System Monitor
22-50-00 Aerodynamic Load Alleviating

Chapter 23

23-00-00 Communications
23-10-00 Speech Communication
23-20-00 Data Transmission & Automatic Calling
23-30-00 Passenger Address, Entertainment & Comfort
23-40-00 Interphone
23-50-00 Audio Integrating
23-60-00 Static Discharging
23-70-00 Audio & Video Monitoring
23-80-00 Integrated Automatic Tuning

Chapter 24

24-00-00 Electrical Power
24-10-00 Generator Drive
24-20-00 AC Generation
24-30-00 DC Generation
24-40-00 External Power
24-50-00 AC Electrical Load Distribution
24-60-00 DC Electrical Load Distribution
24-70-00 Primary & Secondary Power

Chapter 25

25-00-00 Equipment & Furnishings
25-10-00 Flight Compartment
25-20-00 Passenger Compartment
25-30-00 Buffet / Galley
25-40-00 Lavatories
25-50-00 Cargo Compartments
25-60-00 Emergency
25-70-00 Accessory Compartments
25-80-00 Insulation

Chapter 27

27-00-00 Flight Controls r 30

30-00-00 Ice & Rain Protection

Chapter 31

31-00-00 Indicating & Recording Systems
31-10-00 Instrument & Control Panels
31-20-00 Independent Instruments
31-30-00 Recorders
31-40-00 Central Computers
31-50-00 Central Warning Systems
31-60-00 Central Display Systems
31-70-00 Automatic Data Reporting Systems

Chapter 33

33-00-00 Lights
33-10-00 General Compartment
33-20-00 Passenger Compartments
33-30-00 Cargo and Service Compartments
33-40-00 Exterior
33-50-00 Emergency Lighting

Chapter 34

34-00-00 Navigation
34-10-00 Flight Environment Data
34-20-00 Attitude & Direction
34-30-00 Landing & Taxiing Aids
34-40-00 Independent Position Determining
34-50-00 Dependent Position Determining
34-60-00 Flight Management Computing

Chapter 36

36-00-00 Pneumatic
36-10-10 Distribution
36-20-00 Indicating

Chapter 39

39-00-00 Electrical – Electronic Panels & Multipurpose Components
39-10-00 Instrument & Control Panels
39-20-00 Electrical & Electronic Equipment Racks
39-30-00 Electrical & Electronic Junction Boxes
39-40-00 Multipurpose Electronic Components
39-50-00 Integrated Circuits
39-60-00 Printed Circuit Card Assemblies

Chapter 44

44-00-00 Cabin System
44-10-00 Cabin Core System
44-20-00 In-flight Entertainment System
44-30-00 External Communication System
44-40-00 Cabin Mass Memory System
44-50-00 Cabin Monitoring System
44-60-00 Miscellaneous Cabin System

Chapter 45

45-00-00 Central Maintenance Systems (CMS)
45-10-00 CMS / Aircraft General
45-20-00 CMS / Airframe Systems
45-30-00 Central Maintenance System
45-40-00 CMS / Airframe Systems
45-50-00 CMS / Structures
45-60-00 CMS / Propellers
45-70-00 CMS / Power Plant

Structures

Power Plant

Chapter 70

70-00-00 Standard Practices Engine

Avionics, F900 Troubleshooting

How do I make peace with the broadband in VP-BMB

June 11, 2014 Todd Phone

Aircell

VP-BMB Broad band QuickGuide:

The Airstream AOC Router is found at 192.168.0.1 user admin pw flightstream

I modified the Proxy and so-on with Jo Krimsrieter on the phone. Screen captures below.

The 5040 box is found at 192.168. 1 . 10 user: admin: PW 1234

as I left it June 20, 2014, the DHCP SERVER is OFF in the 5040 box. That is contrary to the wishes of Chis Habina.

Back on, now that we understand that the 5040 connection is on the WAN side of the AOC Wireless router

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Access the 5040 through the face…. Under the 3rd floorboard.

Or through the VIP right drink ledge.

192.168.0.1 brings you to the splash screen.

Notes

Here is the 5040. Dashboard

While in the 5040 box I set ADMINISTRATION> LAN> DHCP > DISABLED……that is contrary to Chris Habinas wishes.

Here are craigs notes after getting started on the Cobham 5040

https://www.dropbox.com/s/g06alafma499qix/VP-BMB_FDR_DownloadJune2014.DLU

Here is the screen shots while configurng

Here is some notes while Jo had me button clicking inside the FlightStream

DNS to 192.168.0.1

Static IP to 192.168.0.200 /24

Gateway to 192.168.0.1

Not sure if I entirely follow that logic.

What do we use fo9r Speed Test?

Speed Tests

Avionics, F900 Troubleshooting

How to I troubleshoot a Honeywell 880 radar

June 10, 2014 Todd's Time

Here are some example faults

880 has RS 232 troubleshooting port out of the RT base.

Roll Cal proceedure

To exit force standby , STAB button 4 times in 3 seconds. Remember a 870 is different, some combination of push and hold 3 buttons.

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Pilot Event Marker

(1) A pilot event marker is created by operating the switch on the GAIN control for two

cycles (pull out, push in, pull out, push in). A full set of parameters at that instant is

stored in the fault log. This can be useful if the pilot senses that there may be

something abnormal with the radar operation, but no fault code is being shown. This

data must be read using the RS–232 port.

Altitude rings

AircraftTroubleshooting, Avionics

How do I make peace with Baker Audio switching….MHE

June 9, 2014 Todd's Time

The software is called MHcom

In BMB the 9 pin test port is in the right mid-cabin cabinet.

Buss terminators are there also on the Tstrip.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The buss at any/every pin 3 to 4 must read 60 ohms, that is 1 120 OHM resistor on each end of the buss.

THEN go to MH com

here is the initial hookup

http://youtu.be/qnlo6bzNQRQ

for BMB the direct ping is 4.27.0.XX where XX is the id of the unit you are trying to hit

here are the print for BZZ

59454300 Baker MH Entertainment Sys

Switch Panel Options

baker_SwPanel_definitions

Notes from a previous mechanic lost in the mist of time

baker_SwPanel_Shopnotes

P p

Avionics, F50 Troubleshooting, F900 Troubleshooting

Honeywell IRU end of flight check

January 27, 2014 Todd's Time

drift

Honeywell IRS IRU End of Flight Accuracy Check Quick Reference Guide Down Align Procedure M28-3341-005-002

Avionics, Uncategorized

How do I come to terms with a Honeywell MK V EGPWS?

May 22, 2013 Todd's Time Leave a comment

How Often should I install a EGPWS database?

Our ICA’s for the installatins on BMB and BZZ do not require ANY update, EVER.

Many N registered aircraft are never updated, until upgrade time.

That seems a little slack.

The Honeywell website informally recommends this:

http://www51.honeywell.com/aero/Products-Services/Avionics-Electronics/Egpws-Home3/GeneralInformation.html

EGPWS Recommendations
		Update to the latest Terrain Database at least twice a year. Updates can be downloaded from the Database Page of the EGPWS web site.

So, how about twice a year?

here is the schedule of database release dates.

http://www51.honeywell.com/aero/common/documents/egpws-documents/Maintenance-documents/SIL-documents/MKV-VII-documents/SIL_MKV_MKVII.pdf

here are the kown issues;

http://www51.honeywell.com/aero/Products-Services/Avionics-Electronics/Egpws-Home3/raas4/raas_certifications.html?c=21

bottom of the page “RAAS Known Issues”

Click Here to download database:

htt https://www.honeywellaes.com/redirection?Operation=1&heading=Business&subheading=egpws

same password as NZ2000 data base. call 800-247-0230 to get to account access

Must be OMNI Drive LF for linear format.

Only good for MK5 and MK7

If you have a 6 or 8or 22, you must also have smart cable.

SIL468

AES website

For realtime troubleshooting, Here is the Winviews text:

11 APPENDIX A: WINVIEWS

WinVIEWS (Windows Virtual Interface to the Enhanced Warning System) is a software tool developed by Honeywell
to monitor or view values within the EGPWC, and perform certain test interface functions.
Overview: The WinVIEWS software provides a monitor function that does not alter the operation of the EGPWS.
The monitoring of the values assists in the testing of the EGPWS by allowing the operator to quickly determine if the
correct signal and scaling is being used by the EGPWS. Additionally, WinVIEWS provides a detailed status of the
software configuration and input signals, which enables quick identification of system anomalies. WinVIEWS is also
utilized for programming the Configuration Module in MK VI, MK VIII, and MKXXII applications.
To obtain a copy of the WinVIEWS software, please visit www.egpws.com, select the Installation Information page,
then select the Diagrams, Drawings & Software sub-page. WinVIEWS is available as a self extracting .zip file. A
User’s Guide is available there as well.
In addition to the WinVIEWS software, a command file may be utilized. The command file is a simple text file that
includes each Current Value Table (CVT) Item used in a test procedure. The file must be ‘text only’ such as those
created in the Microsoft Windows NotePad program. It should have a filename extension of .wvc or .cmd. The
webpage mentioned above also contains generic command files for use in ground and flight testing the various
EGPWS models.
To use WinVIEWS a RS-232 cable (PN 704-2670-001 is required) to connect the PC 9-pin comm port to the
EGPWC 15-pin test port.
Typical WinVIEWS operation with the EGPWC:
1. Connect the PC to the EGPWC via the RS-232 cable defined above.
2. On the PC, start the WinVIEWS program (requires Windows 95 or later).
3. WinVIEWS opens in the Terminal Mode. Various commands are available in this mode. Type “HELP” or “?” for
command help. In particular, CVT Items may be added or deleted to/from the display to assist with system
analysis.
4. Under the File Menu select the “Load Command File” option and load the appropriate Command File.
5. Use F6 to select the Display Mode: each CVT item listed in the Command File will be continuously updated at a
rate of at least once per second. The value shown for each CVT Item listed is the current value used by the
EGPWS. F6 toggles between the Display and Terminal Modes.