Users Manual Part 3

Table Of Contents
- Use of external Modem.
- Ethernet port selections and addresses.
- Mapping of VLAN ID versus Modman port.
(1) A429 Bus Labels
ARINC429 labels are required for antenna pointing and should be provided by the aircraft
Inertial Reference System (IRS).
In some cases labels may required from an alternative bus connected to an Multi Mode
Receiver (MMR) or other equipment.
Reference NumberManufacturer
IRS
Multi Mode Receiver (MMR)
(if applicable)
(a) Enter the IRS reference number (refer to IRS).
The IRS must always use a high speed bus but the MMR or other device may use
high or low speed bus. This is selectable.
The manufacturer and part number of the IRS is mandatory, ideally the transmission
rate and nominal latency should be provided.
NOTE: If the ARINC 429 labels pass through a data concentrator (RDC, ...
etc) the latency of this unit must be included.
The following table provides a guide for compatible IRS Numbers for each aircraft
type. The selection is based on the Aircraft make and model.
(b) Complete section 1.2, enter the Min Transmission Rate (Hz) and Total Nominal
Latency [sensor reading to KANDU] (ms) for the following labels (as appropriate):
Table D-1. Primary Labels
UTC Time150
UTC Time Fine140
Date260
Present Position Latitude254
Present Position Longitude255
Altitude261
True Heading132
Pitch Angle324
Roll Angle325
Pitch rate326
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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION, INSTALLATION, AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
JetWave MCS-8562 Terminal