Raytheon Beech Baron E55 - Wiring Diagrams

WIRING
DIAGRAMS
indexed
and listed
in
the
nomenclature
accompanying
each
diagram.
Wire bundles
and
harnesses
are
not
indicated.
The
The
wiring
diagrams
for
serials
TC-1
through
TC-1935,
ex-
arrangement
ofthe
components
in
the
diagram
was
chosen
cept
TC-1913;
TE-1
through
TE-1063 and
TH-1
through
fH-
for
clarity
without
the
attempt
to
indicate
the actual location in
647,
except
TH-598
are
contained
in this section
of
the
shop
the
airplane.
manual,
The
serial
effecivity
of
each
diagram
is
given
in
the
title of the
diagram.
Optional
equipment
and
changes
have been
noted
by
p]ac-
ing
them
in
emphasized
manner
such
as
dotted lines
and
Refer
to
the
BEECHCRAFT
Baron
855
Wiring Diagram
Man-
heavily
outlined
sections.
Notes
have been added
for
c!ar~ty
uai,
part
number
96-590011-15,
for
the
wiring
diagrams
per-
when
specific
requirements
need
to
be
mel.
taining
to
the
Baron
855
serials
TC-1913,
TC-1936
and after.
Refer
to
the
BEECHCRAFT
Baron E55
and
Baron
58
Wiring
The
wire
codes
used,
closely
follow the
military
numbenng
Diagram
Manual,
part
number
96-590010-15,
for the
wiring
system.
8riefry,
a
wire
code
consists
of.
a ClrCw1
functKln
diagrams
pertaining
to
the Baron
E55
serials
TE-1064
and
letter,
wire
number,
wire
segment
letter,
and
wire
size
(Amer-
after
and
to
the Baron
58
serials
TH-598,
TH-648
and
after.
ical
Wire
Gage).
Frequently,
a
suffix
indicating
a
gound
(N).
phase
(A,
B,
etc.),
or
material
(alumel,
etc.)
Is
added
The individual circuit
diagrams
shown
on
the
following
pages
identify
each
wire
with
a
code
assigned
according
to
its
Electrical
symbols
used
in
diagrams appear
on
pages
lp-4
usage
in
the
airplane.
The
individual
circuit
components
are
and
14-5.
P
52
A 4
N
CIRCUIT FUNCTION
LETTERS
WIRE NUMBER
WIRE
SEGMENT
LETTER
WIRESIZE
IA.W.G.)
SUFFIX
STD´•3b9-24
A
list of
circuit
function
designations
follows:
A
Armaments
B
Photographic
C
Control
surfaces;
automatic
pilot
D
Instruments
other
than
flight
or
engine
instrument;
ammeter,
landing
gear
position,
free
air
temperature,
cabin
pressure,
etc.
E
Engine
instrument;
fuel
quantity,
tachometer,
synchroscope.
etc.
F
Flight
instrument
G
Landing
gear,
actuator,
retraction,
warning,
downlock,
etc.
i-i
Heating,
ventilating,
deicing
J
Ignition
K
Engine
control;
starter,
prop
pitch,
prop
synchronizer,
etc.
L
Lighting
M
Miscellaneous
electric;
windshield
wiper,
etc.
P
DC
power
Q Fuel
and
oil;
fuel
valves,
fuel
pump
motors,
throttle
control,
oil
pumps,
etc.
R
Radio;
RC-radio
command,
RM-marker
beacon,
etc.
8
Radar;
SA-altimeter,
SS-search,
etc.
T
Special
electronics;
TK-telemetry,
TR-receivers, etc.
?I
Miscellaneous
electronics
(other
than
R,
S
or
T)
V
DC
power
for AC
systems
W
Warning
and
emergency
X
AC
power
Y
Armaments
special
systems
14-1