BROADCAST MICROWAVE SERVICES CT6540ARINC Reference Guide The picture is just for illustration and may differ from components supplied
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Contents Contents 1 2 3 About This Reference Guide .................................................................1 1.1 Read this first .............................................................................1 1.2 Versions of this Reference Guide...............................................3 1.3 Designation and P/N ..................................................................3 Safety Warnings .....................................................................................4 2.
Contents 7 Warranty................................................................................................25 8 Glossary................................................................................................27 9 Index......................................................................................................31 10 Contact Information .............................................................................33 B 10.1 Customer Support ....................................
List of Figures List of Figures Figure 1: Ventilation Openings ...........................................................................7 Figure 2: Mounting Plate Overview ....................................................................7 Figure 3: Retainer Locations...............................................................................8 Figure 4: Fixing the Transmitter .........................................................................8 Figure 5: Locking the Transmitter ................
1 About This Reference Guide 1 About This Reference Guide This Reference Guide provides instructions and information on the installation and operation of the CT6540ARINC transmitter. The Reference Guide should be stored in a safe place and remain readily available during the operational lifetime of the unit. It is not intended for this Reference Guide to be revised by issuing and replacing individual pages. Any revision will be done by a complete reissue.
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1 About This Reference Guide FRANÇAIS AVANT TOUT, LISEZ CE QUI SUIT! Si vous ne comprenez pas les instructions contenues dans ce manuel NE FAITES PAS FONCTIONNER CET APPAREIL. En outre, nous pouvons vous proposer, à vos frais, une version française de ce manuel. 1.2 Versions of this Reference Guide The releases of this reference guide are listed below Release Date Version Notes 1 July 2010 1.0 First edition 2 November 2010 1.
2 Safety Warnings 2 Safety Warnings Heed Warnings All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to. The manufacturer can not be held responsible for injuries or damage where warnings and cautions have been ignored or taken lightly. Read Instructions All the safety and operating instructions should be read before this product is operated. Follow Instructions All operating and use instructions must be followed.
2 Safety Warnings rectified in the next issue of this Reference Guide. Some trademarks may be registered in some countries, but not in others. Registered trademarks and trademarks used are acknowledged below and marked with their respective symbols. They are not referenced within the text of this Reference Guide. AC-3®, Dolby Digital® and Pro Logic® are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
3 Installing the Transmitter Note Operators are advised to always confirm that their application complies with the requirements of the relevant frequency authority. Frequency allocations are subject to assignation by national or local authorities. Most require individual licences for operation. Contact details for EU authorities can be found at http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/rtte/spectr.
3 Installing the Transmitter If the unit is to be permanently mounted, active ventilation should be provided. Ventilation opening Bottom of CT6540ARINC Figure 1: Ventilation Openings Front of CT6540ARINC Note For helicopter installation it is recommended to use the CT6540ARINC mounting tray. 3.1 ARINC Mounting Plate Figure 2: Mounting Plate Overview The mounting plate disposes of five mounting holes. Two of them are to be found on the front end, the other three on the back end.
3 Installing the Transmitter 3.2 Mounting Instructions Fixing the mounting plate 1. Fix the mounting plate to the ground by drilling screws through the mounting holes. Figure 3: Retainer Locations Figure 4: Fixing the Transmitter Fixing the transmitter to the mounting plate 2. Slide the transmitter into the mounting plate 3. Push the transmitter back until stabilised by the retainers Figure 5: Locking the Transmitter 4.
3 Installing the Transmitter Vibration damper 2,5 cm Figure 6: Mounted Transmitter Cabling the transmitter Please refer to chapter Connectors Transmitter on page 19 for a detailed description of the connectors. Figure 7: CT6540ARINC Connector Panel 5. Connect the antenna to the socket labelled “ANTENNA” 6.
3 Installing the Transmitter 7. Connect all available video sources to the BNC sockets labelled “CVBS”, “SDI” and/or “ASI in” 8. Connect all available audio sources to the connector labelled “AUDIO” 9. Connect optional devices to the output labelled “ASI out” if necessary 10. Connect other devices to the sockets labelled “COM” and “ARINC” if necessary Note The ports “COM” and “ARINC” are subject of customised applications. Please refer to separate instructions.
4 Dismounting the Transmitter You must use original cables. If you have questions please contact BMS customer service. Before connecting the 28V DC power supply cable, ensure all other equipment, esp. the antenna, is connected. 4 Dismounting the Transmitter Before you start dismounting the system make sure it is powered down. Confirm that the power switch on the control panel is shifted to position “OFF”. Unplugging all cables 1. Unplug the power cables of the transmitter and the control panel first 2.
5 Controlling the System 5 3.2 Mounting Instructions Controlling the System The whole system is controlled through the control panel located in the cockpit. There are two types of control panels available. One version controls the antenna actuator, the other does not. Figure 10: Control panel with actuator switch Figure 11: Control panel without actuator switch INBUILT DISPLAY The inbuilt display show different configuration parameters, the current transmitter state, or alarm messages.
3.2 Mounting Instructions 5 Controlling the System 4. Press the rotary knob for approximately two seconds to select the loaded configuration Note If you press the rotary knob short the transmitter discards your selection. Note If you change the scrambling mode of a preset this is only stored temporarily. For permanent activation resp. deactivation of scrambling use a computer and the configuration software. Power amplifier level 1.
5 Controlling the System 3.2 Mounting Instructions RF POWER BUTTON Power on the power amplifier When the power amplifier is turned off push the button labelled “RF” to switch on the power amplifier of the transmitter. The display lights green. Power off the power amplifier When the power amplifier is turned on push the button labelled “RF” to switch on the power amplifier of the transmitter. The display lights orange.
3.2 Mounting Instructions 5 Controlling the System PROGRAMMING THE TRANSMITTER The connector labelled “REMOTE” on the control panel is used to connect a computer through a special cable. The transmitter is pre-configured by BMS. In case that you desire to modify the settings of the transmitter please contact BMS customer service. ALARMS In case of malfunction those are indicated by the transmitter. “COM” alarm is shown when the communication between the transmitter and the control panel is missing.
6 Technical Specifications 6 6.3 C-Tick Marking Technical Specifications Technical specifications of the CT6540ARINC transmitter 6.1 CE Marking The CE mark is affixed to indicate compliance with the following directives: 89/336/EEC of 3 May 1989 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility. 2006/95/EEC of January 2007 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits.
6.4 Safety 6.3 6 Technical Specifications C-Tick Marking The C-Tick mark is affixed to denote compliance with the Australian Radiocommunications (Compliance and Labelling – Incidental Emissions) Notice made under s.182 of Radiocommunications Act 1992. 6.
6 Technical Specifications 6.5 6.5 Signal Parameters Signal Parameters Frequency Range 6425 - 6525 MHz (P/N 11.2535.
6.6 Connectors Transmitter 6.6 6 Technical Specifications Connectors Transmitter Power Input 3-pin SOURIAU (male), 851-02R12-3P50 A. 28V DC C A B B. GND C. n.c. RF output N connector (female), 50 Ω Centre Signal Shielding GND ARINC D38999-26WA35SN 1. Data TX+ 2. Data TX3. Data RX+ 4. Data RX5. GPS Data GND 6. GPS Data RX Com D38999-26WA35SN 1. Config Data GND 2. Config Data TX 3. Config Data RX4. - 13. Do not use Audio D38999-26WC35PN 1. Audio 1L GND 2. Audio 1L+ 3. Audio 1L4. Audio 1R GND 5.
6 Technical Specifications 6.6 Connectors Transmitter Control Panel 10-pin SOURIAU (male) A. On/Off A 28V DC out B. On/Off B 28V DC out C. n.c. D. Data RX E. Data GND F. Data TX G. GND 28V H. RC sense Shieldin g Centre I. n.c. J. n.c.
6.7 Connectors Control Panel 6.7 6 Technical Specifications Connectors Control Panel Power Input 4-pin SOURIAU (male) A. 28 - 32V DC B. Do not connect C. GND D. n.c.. Actuator (optional) 6-pin SOURIAU (female) A. Actuator up indicator B. n.c. C. Actuator down command D. Actuator up command E. Actuator down indicator F. n.c. Transmitter 10-pin SOURIAU (Female) A. Data RX B. Data TX C. GND D. 5V switched E. - K- Do not connect Programming MD-60SV 1. PC Status 2. PC Command 3. GND 4. RC Busy 5. RC Sense 6.
6 Technical Specifications 6.8 6.8 Cabling and Connectors Overview Cabling and Connectors Overview CT6540ARINC P/N 11.2535.
6.10 Cable CT6540ARINC (CONTROL) to ARINC Control Panel6 Technical Spec 6.9 Cable DC for ARINC Control Panel Figure 13: DC cabling for ARINC Control Panel (PT06SE-12-4S) 6.10 Cable CT6540ARINC (CONTROL) to ARINC Control Panel 851-06RC12-10S50 H A G K F E A B C From From CT2440ARINC CT6540ARINC cable from Transmitter to Control Panel B J D E F G H J K PT06SE-10-98P C D ON/OFF A (28V out) A ON/OFF B (28V out) N.C B N.
6 Technical Specifications 6.11 6.12 Programming Cable for ARINC Control Panel Cable Actuator to ARINC Control Panel Figure 15: Actuator to Control Panel Cabling 6.
6.12 Programming Cable for ARINC Control Panel 7 7 Warranty Warranty All products and systems of Broadcast Microwave Services Europe GmbH are designed and built to the highest standards and are covered under a comprehensive 12 month warranty. The warranty period starts on the day of delivery ex works Heidenrod. Warranty is only granted to systems under conditions as supplied to the customer. We do not support any modified systems.
6.12 Programming Cable for ARINC Control Panel 8 Glossary 4:2:0 Digital video coding process.. Chrominance levels are sampled in line alternation mode with reduces bandwidth. 4:2:2 Digital video coding process.. Chrominance levels of all lines are sampled with reduces bandwidth. A ABS 32-bit ABS encryption standard AES Advanced Encryption Standard, a Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS), is an algorithm to reduce electronic data. It processes block ciphers.
8 Glossary 6.12 Programming Cable for ARINC Control Panel I IEC International Electrotechnical Committee IF Intermediate Frequency, mixes frequencies up or down to other frequencies. ISO International Standards Organisation K standard mainly used in the USA and Latin-American countries. O OFDM Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex is bandwidth efficient modulation technique. P PAL Phase Alternation Line is an analogue television standard mainly used in Europe.
6.12 Programming Cable for ARINC Control Panel S SDI Serial Digital Interface is an interface for digital video and audio transmission. 8 Glossary YUV YUV is a video signal with different signals for luminance and chrominance components SMA SubMiniature A is a coaxial connector used to mount antennae. S-VIDEO Separated Video is a video signal with different signals for luminance and chrominance. T TS Transport Stream is a data stream format used by MPEG.
6.12 Programming Cable for ARINC Control Panel 9 Index A About This Reference Guide...........1 ABS ...............................................27 Actuator to Control Panel ..............25 AES ...............................................27 ARINC Mounting Plate ....................8 ASCII.............................................27 ASI ................................................27 B BNC...............................................27 C Cabling and Connectors Overview 23 CE Marking .......
9 Index 6.12 Programming Cable for ARINC Control Panel V VDE...............................................29 Versions of this Reference Guide ...3 W Warranty........................................26 X XLR ...............................................29 Y Y/C ................................................29 YUV...............................................
10.3 Claims 10 10 Contact Information Contact Information For further information about training courses, technical publications, customer support request or any other objective please contact BMS Europe at: Broadcast Microwave Services Europe GmbH Schwalbacherstraße 12 65321 Heidenrod, Germany Tel: +49 (6124) 7239 00 Fax: +49 (6124) 7239 29 E-Mail: saleseurope@bms-inc.com Internet: www.bms-inc.com 10.
