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Discrete Inputs




When the navigation control panel has a failure, it grounds a source select discrete to the DME central processing unit (CPU). The CPU changes the input from the navigation control panel to the FMC.

The proximity switch electronics unit (PSEU)supplies an air/ ground discrete to prevent a DME test when the aircraft is in the air. The discrete also supplies flight leg data.

Operation

The CPU uses tune inputs to tune the frequency synthesizer. The CPU give a signal to the transmitter to send interrogation pulses. The transmit pulses go through a circulator then to the DME antenna.

The transmitter sends a signal to the suppression circuits. During a transmission, the suppression circuit in the DME 1 interrogator sends a suppression pulse to these units:

· DME 2 interrogator

· ATC 1 and 2 transponders (XPNDR)

· TCAS computer.

The suppression pulse stops receiver operation in the other LRUs to prevent damage to internal circuits.

 

Receive

The circulator sends the RF pulse pairs it receives from the antenna to the receiver. The receiver sends the pulse pair to the CPU. The CPU calculates the slant range distance. It uses the time it takes to transmit pulse pairs and get a reply from the ground station. When another L-band system transmits, a suppression pulse stops the receiver operation.

Interrogator Output

After the CPU calculates slant range distance, the CPU sends it to two ARINC 429 transmitters. One ARINC 429 transmitter sends the range data to the DEUs for the flight deck displays and to other systems. A second ARINC 429 transmitter sends range data to the flight control computer. The CPU sends the pulse pairs to the pulse pair decoder. The decoder sends the DME audio to the REU.

 

Bite Module

The built-in test equipment (BITE) in the CPU monitors the circuits in the DME interrogator for faults. The fault memory in the DME keeps the number of faults per flight. Shop personnel can read the fault memory contents.

Test

The CPU does a test of the interrogator when it receives a test command from the navigation control panel. You can also push the test switch on the front panel of the interrogator. The LEDs on the front panel of the interrogator do not show during the navigation control panel test.

 

 


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