C-5000 COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT CONTROLLER
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Publication No. 150-041118 Page 1-1
Rev A Section 1 - Introduction
Sep 2001
SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION
IMPORTANT
This manual contains information pertaining to the installation of the C-5000
Communication Management Controller with FLEXCOMM II and FLEXCOMM I.
FLEXCOMM II consists of the RT-5000 Transceiver, appropriate antennas, and optional
equipment as required. FLEXCOMM I consists of the RT-9600 Transceiver, RT-9600F
Transceiver, RT-7200 Transceiver, and optional combinations of up to three of the
following FLEXCOMM Transceivers: RT-30, RT-118, RT-138(F), RT-406F, RT-450,
appropriate antennas, and optional equipment as required. The C-5000 can also
interface with combined applications of FLEXCOMM II and FLEXCOMM I, i.e., a hybrid
RT System configuration that consists of both RT-5000 and FLEXCOMM I Transceivers.
1. Using This Manual
This manual is divided into the following sections:
SECTION 1- INTRODUCTION
This section contains an overview of the contents of this manual and lists the components
installed in FLEXCOMM I and FLEXCOMM II systems using the C-5000.
SECTION 2 - SYSTEM INSTALLATION
This section covers the general system characteristics, interface capabilities and power
requirements.
SECTION 3 - MECHANICAL INSTALLATION
This section contains system component dimensions, the racking requirements, weights, and
component installation data.
SECTION 4 - FLEXCOMM II ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
This section contains the wiring information to install the C-5000 Control Unit with the
FLEXCOMM II Transceiver in an aircraft.
SECTION 5 - FLEXCOMM I ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
This section contains the wiring information to install the C-5000 Control Unit with the
FLEXCOMM I Transceiver in an aircraft.
SECTION 6 - SYSTEM CONFIGURATION AND PRESET CHANNEL PROGRAMMING
This section contains the system configuration and preset channel programming procedures
for the system.
SECTION 7 - SYSTEM CHECKOUT
This section contains checkout procedure for the system after installation.
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