User's Manual
Table Of Contents
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- TRANSMITTAL INFORMATION
- INTRODUCTION
- 1. How to Use This Manual (TASK 23-15-30-99F-801- a 01)
- A. General (Subtask 23-15-30-99F-001- a 01)
- B. Observance of Manual Instructions (Subtask 23-15-30-99F-002-
- C. Symbols (Subtask 23-15-30-99F-003- a 01)
- D. Units of Measure (Subtask 23-15-30-99F-004- a 01)
- E. Illustration (Subtask 23-15-30-99F-005- a 01)
- F. Application of Maintenance Task Oriented Support System (MTOS
- 2. Customer Support (TASK 23-15-30-99F-802- a 01)
- 3. References (TASK 23-15-30-99F-803- a 01)
- 4. Acronyms and Abbreviations (TASK 23-15-30-99F-804- a 01)
- 5. Process Verification (TASK 23-15-30-99F-805- a 01)
- 1. How to Use This Manual (TASK 23-15-30-99F-801- a 01)
- DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
- TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION
- 1. Planning Data (TASK 23-15-30-99C-801- a 01)
- 2. Procedure (TASK 23-15-30-700-801- a 01)
- A. Job Setup (Subtask 23-15-30-810-001- a 01)
- B. BITE (Subtask 23-15-30-810-002- a 01)
- C. LEDs (Subtask 23-15-30-810-003- a 01)
- D. Self-Test (Subtask 23-15-30-810-004- a 01)
- E. Unit Software Load Procedure (Subtask 23-15-30-810-005- a 01)
- F. Fault Isolation (Subtask 23-15-30-810-006- a 01)
- G. Job Close-up (Subtask 23-15-30-810-007- a 01)
- CLEANING
- INSPECTION/CHECK
- 1. Planning Data (TASK 23-15-30-99C-803- a 01)
- 2. Procedure (TASK 23-15-30-210-801- a 01)
- A. Job Setup (Subtask 23-15-30-210-001- a 01)
- B. General Inspection/Check Procedure of the A350 SDU and SCM (S
- C. Instructions for Continued Airworthiness, FAR 25.1529 (Subtas
- D. Inspection/Check Schedule (Subtask 23-15-30-210-004- a 01)
- E. Unscheduled Maintenance (Subtask 23-15-30-210-005- a 01)
- F. Repair Requirements (Subtask 23-15-30-210-006- a 01)
- G. Job Close-up (Subtask 23-15-30-210-007- a 01)
- REPAIR
- FITS AND CLEARANCES
- SPECIAL TOOLS, FIXTURES, EQUIPMENT, AND CONSUMABLES
- REMOVAL
- INSTALLATION
- 1. Planning Data (TASK 23-15-30-99C-808- a 01)
- 2. Procedure (TASK 23-15-30-400-801- a 01)
- A. Job Setup (Subtask 23-15-30-400-001- a 01)
- B. Installation Data (Subtask 23-15-30-400-002- a 01)
- C. Unpacking and Inspecting Equipment (Subtask 23-15-30-400-003-
- D. Customer Acceptance Procedure (Subtask 23-15-30-400-004- a 01
- E. Installation Procedure (Subtask 23-15-30-400-005- a 01)
- F. Test (Subtask 23-15-30-400-006- a 01)
- G. Job Close-up (Subtask 23-15-30-400-007- a 01)
- STORAGE (INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION)
- REWORK
- APPENDIX A (RMA)
- tables
- Table 1. Applicable Components
- Table 2. Revision History
- Table 3. MTOSS Function Code Definitions
- Table 4. Verification Data
- Table 5. SDU Leading Particulars
- Table 6. SCM Leading Particulars
- Table 7. Equipment Description
- Table 8. SDU Rear Connector Pin Deviations
- Table 9. SCM D-Type Connector Pin Assignment
- Table 10. SDU Functional Interfaces
- Table 11. Special Tools, Fixtures, and Equipment
- Table 12. Consumables
- Table 13. LED Status Indicators Table
- Table 14. Special Tools, Fixtures, and Equipment
- Table 15. Consumables
- Table 16. Special Tools, Fixtures, and Equipment
- Table 17. Consumables
- Table 18. Special Tools, Fixtures, and Equipment
- Table 19. Consumables
- Table 20. Fits and Clearances
- Table 21. Thread Size and Torque Data
- Table 22. Final Torque Data
- Table 23. Special Tools, Fixtures, and Equipment
- Table 24. Consumable Materials
- Table 25. Special Tools, Fixtures, and Equipment
- Table 26. Consumable Materials
- Table 27. Special Tools, Fixtures, and Equipment
- Table 28. Consumables
ABBREVIATED COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
1458-A-1101 / 1458-A-1300
2. Operation (TASK 23-15-30-870-802-A01)
A. General (Subtask 23-15-30-870-004-A01)
(1) The SDU is an integral component in an AES. Together with the SCM, DLNA, and HGA
subsystem, it achieves all of the requirements for providing AMSS by facilitating airborne
satellite communication services over the Inmarsat network. These services comprise Classic
Aero-H+, Swift64, and SBB.
(2) The SCM is a dedicated peripheral of the SDU and stores aircraft specific installation
configuration critical to the operation of the AES.
B. Satellite Network Overview (Subtask 23-15-30-870-005-A01)
(1) This section provides a brief overview of the Inmarsat I-3/I-4 satellite communication system.
Satellite communication systems include global satellite networks, GES/LES, and AES/MES.
(2) GES and AES are the terms associated with Aero-H+ services.
(3) Satellite communication systems give users with long-range voice and data communication by
accessing global satellite and ground communications networks.
(4) Inmarsat is an international organization that operates and maintains the satellites and satellite
networks. Inmarsat operates multiple geostationary satellites. Each satellite is
•AORE
•AORW
•IOR
•POR.
(5) All I-3 satellites give worldwide telecommunication services for aviation, shipping, and
land-mobile terminal users. The satellites connect to ground telecommunication systems
through a network of GESs.
(6) In addition to the services offered by I-3 satellites, the I-4 satellites also give worldwide
broadband service, SBB. Each I-4 satellite has 19 wide spot beams, 228 narrow spot beams,
and is capable of accommodating many different, simultaneous SBB sessions. The SBB
service and I-4 satellites support broadband applications such as videoconferencing and
video-streaming.
(7) At the time of publishing, three I-4 satellites are operational:
•Americas
•EMEA
• Asia-Pacific.
(8) The satellite communication avionics (ARINC 781 systems), typically in conjunction with an
antenna subsystem, act as an AES/MES. The combined system provides users with a data
and voice communications link to the satellite network and global telecommunications system.
(9) A simplified satellite communications system is shown in Figure 9 (GRAPHIC
23-15-30-99B-809-A01).
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