How do you retrieve the BIT Fault codes from a LaserRef1?
“BIT” button leads to 3 pages :
Bit 2- Current Status
Bit 3 – Last Flight
Bit 4 – All History
Now: lets look at the 270 word
One example is 0082 2800
Note the first two digits are 00 and the last two are 00. they are unused digits in this scheme.
This Work sheet might help with the decode.
And the 270 Word definition, or the 350 word definition might help.
My notes from N850BA EGPWS squawk.
Here is my analysis of the specific requirements for DFDR Channel count requirements for
F900B S/N 051, Type certA46EU, originally issued March 7, 1979:
ICAO Annex 5 Part I, chapter 6
After reviewing every exciting paragraph carefully, we are NOT required to have a Type I, Type IA, Type II, OR a TYPE IIA recorder. These types of recorders have concisely defined lists of required parameters.
The paragraph that we are forced to comply is 6.3.1.2.9, and 6.3.1.2.10, including a), and b).
These requirements are VERY VAGUE and obviously meant to be looser requirements than the Type 1and type 2 recorder installations.
How do we comply?
DFDR P/N 980-4700-25 in BMB and BZZ:
We can now use the HHDLU owned by Duncan BTL. Contact Scott Davis at FTW to rent it.
Send the results of the download to
http://www.aeroinst.com/
Also send this list:
then fight through the results to see if anything is REALLY missing? File the results.
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some old notes
OTAR 91.140 (a) (1) (ii)
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Now then…. here is the history that was set in motion by the insistence of Dan Staina.
ARINC Report 657 Airborne Recorder File Format
This document defines the characteristics necessary to standardize the airborne recorder download file format in order to facilitate data import, transcription, and exchange. A standardized data format will reduce the variety of readout equipment required for airborne recorder data transcription. This document defines the detailed architecture of the Recorder Standard Output (RSO) file. The architecture is a tagged file structure within which many different files and their formats can be supported. The structure is necessary to support newer recording requirements for flight data, data link, audio, and image recording. This structure is intended for use with all civil recorders and should support use with military recorders.
Last Print: 02/2009
Price (PAPER): $196.00
Price (PDF): $98.00
Godd reegulatory discussion
This AIRINC overview includes a detail of Airinc 573, for flight data recorders
Here is a quick guide that actually makes sense…… remember to use Connector Micro Tooling Systems in Arlington,,,,,, super nice
and here is the same sheet, reduced to the most common falcon extractor
PlasticToolRferenceSheetReduced
Red and White Plastic
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red terminal blocks in Falcon 50
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Strippers for tefzel wire
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