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General Dynamics 7200 User Manual

General Dynamics 7200
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Overview
2.5.1.2 The Alphanumeric Display
The 7200 ACU user interface combines an 8-inch by 4-inch electroluminescent
display with a custom 24-station keypad to provide the most straightforward,
powerful, and user-friendly operating platform in the industry. Figure 2-8 shows
each section of the 7200 ACU display, and each section is described in detail in
the following sections.
Figure 2-9 7200 Antenna Control Unit Display
The display is divided into upper and lower sections: the upper section (approximately
60 percent) is dedicated to real-time information display, and the lower section is
used for interactive mode selection, configuration, editing, and help messages. In the
real-time display section, "current pos" AZ and EL angles are displayed in double-size
characters. A user-configurable alphanumeric field to the left of the current position
angles allows for labeling (naming) the display, primarily to aid identification in
multiple-antenna stations. The line of information directly below the current position
information (also double-size characters) identifies the target currently being accessed
by the system. If the system is in the process of moving from one target to another,
or in a program tracking mode of operation, the target (or next position) angles are
also displayed directly below the current position angles.
Immediately below the target name field is a line of information that displays the
current mode of operation and pending modes. The current target shown in Figure 2-
9 is “A” and the mode status line shows that the current tracking mode is OPT.
Shown at the top of the display are current time (Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
and/or local), user level (Monitor, Operator, or Supervisor) and tracking signal source
and level. Each of these items may be blanked out by the user if not required in a
particular application (refer to Section 5.8.6.14 for information on user interface
options).
Mode Selection
Configuration
Editing
Help Messages
Fault Status
Mode Status
Current Target
Name and
Current Position
Time
System Control
Point
Tracking Signal
Status & Level
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General Dynamics 7200 Specifications

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BrandGeneral Dynamics
Model7200
CategoryControl Systems
LanguageEnglish