ATG 429EBP - Operating Example

ATG429EBPOperationManual
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3‐8
June4,2015
Rev.A2
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(24) PRINT Key IN RX MODE:
If in trap mode and there are valid words trapped,
pressing this key will initiate a printer dump
sequence starting at the currently displayed slot.
If a printer is not connected to the 429EBP or is
off- line the 429EBP will indicate this for 2
seconds and abort the print sequence.
NOTE: The LED's will act `Erratically' and the
keypad will be disabled during the print dump.
This is normal and should be ignored. The
429EBP will continue to print until there are no
remaining words or until the end of the buffer is
reached.
To abort a print sequence just turn the unit off
since the data will still be valid on restoration of
power.
IN EDIT MODE:
While in the EDIT mode, this key allows the value
'7' to be entered.
(25) PRINTER SELECT Key IN NON-EDIT MODE:
Pressing this key while in any mode other than
edit mode will 'Pop Up' the printer select screen.
This allows selection of different printer type
drivers. To select a different type press the EDIT
key and enter a '0' (For 27 Column Seiko) or a '1'
(for an 80 column IBM compatible) and the 'ENT'
key. Pressing this key again or any other mode
control key will clear this screen.
IN EDIT MODE:
While in the EDIT mode, this key allows the value
'3' to be entered.
3.3 OPERATING EXAMPLE
The following section is a series of instructions designed to guide the user through some of the features
of the 429EBP.
NOTE: For these instructions we will use four ARINC labels throughout for the sake of
consistency. The user is free to configure additional labels if desired. These labels are as follows:
033 ILS FREQUENCY
034 VOR FREQUENCY
035 DME FREQUENCY
102 SEL ALTITUDE
The 429EBP hand held, transmitter/receiver features are designed to allow the user greater flexibility
when working with ARINC 429 data buses. These features are outlined below.
1. Expanded screen displays of data and information.
2. User definable Equipment ID codes.
3. Labels defined to ARINC 429-11 Air Transport specifications.
4. Data slewing or ramping capabilities.
5. Positive or negative slewing.