Bendix/King KMA 24 User Manual

KMA 24 and KMA 24H
Bendix/King
Audio Control Systems
KMA 24 and KMA 24H Bendix/King Audio Control Systems
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Avionics installation requires special skills, tools and equipment.
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Optional Intercom Modes
The optional installation of a remote,
three-position switch for intercom operations with the KMA 24H provides three modes: Isolate, Normal (NORM) and Private. In Isolate, the pilot takes himself out of the intercom loop while the other four intercom positions remain active. In Normal, all five intercom positions are tied together. In Private, the pilot and copilot positions are linked together for two-station hot mike operation. At the same time, the other three intercom positions have independent three-station intercom operation. Receiver Selection
The top row of push buttons on the
console controls the audio selection for the speaker, and the bottom row selects audio for headphones. The selections are independent, and any audio input can be selected for speaker or headphones or both. These push buttons allow audio selection independent of the AUTO feature described earlier.
The KMA 24 and KMA 24H can control
as many as six receivers. Both units also have two unswitched inputs for uses such as the radar altimeter audio alert or the ring signal from a radiotelephone.
To listen to a specific receiver, simply
press the corresponding headphone or speaker
button “in.” To disconnect that receiver, press the button again. It will return to the “out” position.
For both the KMA 24 and KMA 24H,
volume of audio input from transceivers and receivers is set with the volume controls of each individual radio. Transmitter Selection
The rotary switch on the right side of
the KMA 24 and KMA 24H consoles selects the desired transmitter for the cockpit micro- phones. In the KMA 24, the off position shuts off power to the speaker amplifier and marker beacon receiver. (The headphone amplifier operates whenever the aircraft electric power is on.)
With the KMA 24, the next position
of the rotary switch may be either “TEL” (radiotelephone) or “HF” (high frequency transceiver.) The former is more likely to be found in aircraft used mostly for domestic operations, the latter for international operations.
The COMM 1 and 2 positions (COMM
1-4 or 1-5 for KMA 24H) are for transmitting on the frequencies set up on those respective communication transceivers.
The “INT”, “PA” and “EXT”, and “EMG”
positions are discussed above.
Other Combinations Of Features KMA 24 KMA24H KMA 24 with TEL and ADF 1 and 2 KMA 24H with 4 COMMs and 2 ADFs KMA 24 with HF and AUTO KMA 24H with 5 COMMs and 1 ADF KMA 24 with HF and ADF 1 and 2
Specifications
TSO Compliance:
Marker Beacon Receiver: TSO C35d,
Class A
KMA24—Env. Cat. A1D1/A/PKS/
XXXXXXZBAAA
Audio Amplifier: TSO C50b
KMA 24H—Env. Cat. A2D1/A/KPS/
XXXXXXB/AB/BZ/A
Weight: 1.7 lb. (0.77kg)
Physical Dimensions:
Length behind panel: 6.8 in. (17.30 cm)
Width: 6.25 in. (15.88 cm)
Height: 1.3 in. (3.30 cm)
Duty Cycle: Continuous
Power Requirements (not including
instruments lights):
KMA 24 13.75v 27.5v
Idle current, mike
switch on 110 ma 170 ma
Idle current, mike Less than Less than
switch off 8 ma 16 ma
Max. operating
current 1.9 a 1.9 a
KMA 24H
Idle current 350 ma 500 ma
Max. operating
current 1.8 a 1.8 a
Temperature Range: -20ºC to +55º with
brief operation at +70ºC (KMA 24),
-20ºC to +70ºC continuous (KMA 24H)
Marker Beacon Receiver
(KMA 24 only)
Frequency: Crystal-controlled at 75 MHz
Sensitivity: LO 1,000µv Hard
HI 200µv Hard
Selectivity: 6 db at ± 10 kHz Min.
40 db at ± 200 kHz Max.
Input Impedance: 50 ohms
Output: Capable of 4 mw into isolation
amplifier impedance of 500 ohms.
Isolation Amplifiers:
KMA 24 Inputs: KMA 24 models without
AUTO accommodate three transceivers
and six external receivers. Models with the
AUTO function accommodate three trans-
ceivers and five external receivers. All
models also have two unswitched inputs.
(Typical use: radar altimeter aural warning
and radiotelephone ringer.)
KMA 24H Inputs: KMA 24H models
accommodate five transceivers and five
external receivers or four transceivers and
six receivers. All models also have two
unswitched inputs. (Typical use: radar
altimeter aural warning and radiotele-
phone ringer.)
KMA 24 Input Impedance: 500 ohms
KMA 24H Input Impedance: 320 ohms
for all ICS inputs, 500 ohms for all
audio inputs
Input Isolation:
KMA 24: 40 db between inputs
KMA 24H: 60 db between inputs
Input Muting (when mike is keyed):
At least 55 db
Speaker Output:
With 13.75v Supply:
Into 4 ohm load: 7 w (KMA 24)
6 w (KMA 24H)
Into 8 ohm load: 4 w
Into 8 ohm load from
8 ohm tap: 6 w (KMA 24H)
With 27.5v Supply:
Into 4 ohm load: 12 w (KMA 24)
10 w (KMA 24H)
Into 8 ohm load: 6.5 w
Into 8 ohm load
from 8 ohm tap: 10 w (KMA 24H)
Headphone Output:
KMA 24: 50 mw into 500 ohm load
KMA 24H:
With 27.5v supply: 120 mw into each
500 ohm load
With 13.75v supply: 20 mw into each
500 ohm load
Output Characteristics:
Distortion: Less than 5 percent at rated
output
Frequency response:
KMA 24: Within 6 db from 350 hz to
6,000 hz
KMA 24H: Within 3 db from 350 hz to
6,000 hz

Bendix/King KMA 24 Specifications