Aeroflex 429EX Operation Manual

MANUAL NUMBER: 06-1001-06 (Hard Copy) E6-1001-06 (CD-ROM) REVISION: 0 DATE: 04/26/2006 WARNING: INFORMATION SUBJECT TO EXPORT CONTROL LAWS This manual may contain information subject to the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR) or the Export Administration Regulation (EAR) which may not be exported, released, or disclosed to foreign nationals inside or outside of the United States without first obtaining an export license. A violation of the ITAR or EAR may be subject to a penalty of imprisonment and/or fines under 22 U.S.C.2778 of the Arms Export Control Act or section 2410 of the Export Administration Act. Include this notice with any reproduced portion of this document. This document is proprietary to Aeroflex JcAIR Test Systems, and is not to be reproduced or otherwise disseminated without the written consent of Aeroflex JcAIR Test Systems. 400 New Century Parkway – New Century, Kansas – 66031 Telephone: (800) 237-2831 / (913) 764-2452 Fax: (913) 782-5104 www.aeroflex.com

REVISION HISTORY BY DRAWING NUMBER MANUAL: 429EX ARINC TX/RX Operation REVISION: 0 – April 26, 2006 REV. REV. DRAWING NO. _LEVEL DRAWING NO. LEVEL Section I 0 Section II 0 Section III 0 Section IV 0 Section V 0 Appendix A 0 DRAWING REVISION HISTORY – 429EX OPERATION – APRIL 26, 2006 – PAGE 1 OF 1

ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE GENERAL WARNINGS FOR ALL EQUIPMENT CAUTION: THIS EQUIPMENT MAY CONTAIN ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE (ESD) SENSITIVE COMPONENTS. TO PREVENT ESD SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT FROM POSSIBLE DAMAGE, OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS WHEN HANDLING ANY ESD SENSITIVE COMPONENTS, OR UNITS CONTAINING ESD SENSITIVE COMPONENTS: a. Maintenance or service personnel must be grounded though a conductive wrist strap, or a similar grounding device, using a 1 MΩ series resistor for equipment protection against static discharge, and personal protection against electrical shock. b. All tools must be grounded (including soldering tools) that may come into contact with the equipment. Hand contact will provide sufficient grounding for tools that are not otherwise grounded, provided the operator is grounded through an acceptable grounding device such as a wrist strap. c. Maintenance or service of the unit must be done at a grounded, ESD workstation. d. Before maintenance or service of the equipment, disconnect all power sources, signal sources, and loads connected to the unit. e. If maintenance or service must be performed with power applied, take precautions against accidental disconnection of equipment components. Specifically, do not remove integrated circuits or printed circuit boards from equipment while the equipment has power applied. f. All ESD sensitive components are shipped in protective tubes or electrically conductive foam. The components should be stored using the original container/package when not being used or tested. If the original storage material is not available, use similar or equivalent protective storage material. g. When ESD sensitive components are removed from a unit, the components must be placed on a conductive surface, or in an electrically conductive container. h. When in storage or not being repaired, all printed circuits boards must be kept in electrically conductive bags, or other electrically conductive containers. i. Do not unnecessarily pick up, hold, or directly carry ESD sensitive devices. Failure to comply with these precautions may cause permanent damage to ESD sensitive devices. This damage can cause devices to fail immediately, or at a later time without apparent cause.

Direct Current This symbol indicates that the equipment requires direct current input. Caution (refer to Attention – refer to the manual. This accompanying symbol indicates that information documents) about usage of a feature is contained in the manual. CAUTION The CAUTION notice denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating procedure, practice, or the like, which, if not correctly performed or adhered to, could result in damage to the product or loss of important data. Do not proceed beyond a CAUTION notice until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met.

BATTERY CHARGING WARNING This equipment has a recharging circuit for rechargeable cells. Use only NiCad size “AA” cells. WARNING Do not use the equipment in a manner not specified in this manual! CLEANING WARNING Keep the equipment dry to avoid electrical shock to personnel or damage to the equipment. To prevent damage, never apply solvents to the equipment housing. For cleaning, wipe the equipment with a cloth that is lightly dampened with water, mild detergent, or alcohol. Do not use aromatic hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, or methanol-based fluids.

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page TC-1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION I GENERAL INFORMATION Paragraph Page ----- WARNING AND CAUTION SYMBOLS…………………………….. ----- ----- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY..............................................----- 1.1 INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................1-1 1.2 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION........................................................1-1 1.3 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ...............................................1-2 1.4 UNITS & ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED...........................................1-3 SECTION II INSTALLATION 2.1 GENERAL INFORMATION............................................................2-1 2.2 UNPACKING AND INSPECTING EQUIPMENT ...........................2-1 2.3 EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION.......................................................2-1 2.3.1 Battery Charging ............................................................................2-1 2.3.2 Connection To User Equipment.....................................................2-1 2.3.3 Jumper Plug Fabrication................................................................2-1 2.4 POST INSTALLATION CHECK.....................................................2-2 2.4.1 Unit Self Test..................................................................................2-2 SECTION III OPERATION 3.1 GENERAL OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS ...................................3-1 3.1.1 Hex Display Mode..........................................................................3-1 3.1.2 Engineering Display Mode.............................................................3-1 3.1.3 Receive & Transmit Modes............................................................3-1 3.1.3.1 TX Mode.........................................................................................3-2 3.1.3.2 RX Mode ........................................................................................3-2 3.1.4 Miscellaneous ................................................................................3-3 3.1.4.1 Speed & Parity Select/Display .......................................................3-3 3.1.4.2 Power Saver Mode ........................................................................3-3 3.2 CONTROL FUNCTIONS ...............................................................3-3 3.2.1 Controls & Indicators......................................................................3-3 3.3 OPERATING EXAMPLE................................................................3-7 3.3.1 Transmitter Functions ....................................................................3-7 3.3.1.1 Entering TX Labels & Protecting Data...........................................3-7 3.3.2 Receiver Functions ........................................................................3-9 3.3.2.1 Normal RX Mode ...........................................................................3-9 3.3.2.2 Filter Mode .....................................................................................3-9 3.3.2.3 Normal Trap Mode .........................................................................3-10 3.3.2.4 Label/Data Only Trap Mode...........................................................3-10 3.3.2.5 Data Trap Mode .............................................................................3-10 3.3.2.6 Trigger Trap Mode .........................................................................3-11 3.3.3 Changing Equipment ID Codes .....................................................3-12

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page TC-2 SECTION IV THEORY OF OPERATION Paragraph Page 4.1 GENERAL CIRCUIT THEORY ......................................................4-1 4.1.1 Display Board.................................................................................4-1 4.1.2 Digital Board...................................................................................4-1 4.1.3 Analog Board .................................................................................4-2 SECTION V MAINTENANCE 5.1 INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................5-1 APPENDIX A A.1 429EX DEFINED LABELS & DEFAULT DATA .............................A-1

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 1-1 SECTION I - GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 INTRODUCTION This manual provides operational information for the Aeroflex JcAIR Test Systems Model 429EX ARINC 429 Transmitter/Receiver. 1.2 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION The 429EX provides avionics technicians and line maintenance personnel with a convenient, easy to use tool for testing and troubleshooting ARINC 429 avionics systems. Transmitter features: - Data entry in Hexadecimal or Engineering Units - Can transmit up to 10 labels simultaneously - Selectable (Lo or Hi speed) bit rate - Selectable (Odd or Even) word parity - Selectable (4 to 59995 ms) word rate - Selectable Hex I.D. for display of data per ARINC 429-11 (Attach. 2) - Non-volatile memory storage - Data slewing of non-RF labels - On/Off toggling of individual data bits 11 through 29 - LED display of transmitted word parity Receiver features: - Data display in Hexadecimal or Engineering Units - Trapping and storing of up to 255 words (511 in Data Only mode) - Allows trapping of block data protocols or alphanumeric data strings - Non-volatile memory of trapped data - Automatic scrolling of trapped data - Individual display of bits 11 through 29 - Selectable Hex I.D. for display of data per ARINC 429-11 (Attach. 2) - Selectable (Lo or Hi speed) bit rate - LED display of received word parity Other features: - Liquid crystal display - Portability - Self-contained, rechargeable NiCad batteries - Available with either 110 V ac or 220 V ac battery charger - Rugged, compact case - Optional carrying case

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 1-2 1.3 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Specification Characteristic MASS: (1.36 kg) 3 lbs. DIMENSIONS: Height: (18.42 cm) 7.25 in. Width: (11.43 cm) 4.5 in. Depth: (6.35 cm) 2.5 in. POWER REQUIREMENTS: INPUT: 110 V ac/60 Hz/500 mA OR 230 V ac/50 Hz/300 mA OR Six (6) internally mounted AA size rechargeable NiCad batteries. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OPERATING TEMPERATURE: 5 °C to 40 °C ENVIRONMENT: For indoor use only ALTITUDE: Not for use over 2000 ms RELATIVE HUMIDITY: 30% to 80% relative humidity Pollution Degree 1 Overvoltage Category II ARINC 429 TRANSMITTER Pulse Rise/Fall Times: Low Speed 10.0 ±5.0 µs High Speed 1.5 ±0.5 µs Voltage Levels (Line A to B): HI +10.0 ±1.0 V dc NULL 0.0 ±0.5 V dc LO -10.0 ±1.0 V dc Output Impedance: 75 ±5 Ω (Line A to B) Bit Rate: Low Speed 12.5 kbps ±0.5% High Speed 100.0 kbps ±0.5% Word Rate: 4 to 59 998 ms Parity: ODD or EVEN ARINC 429 RECEIVER Voltage Levels (Line A to B): HI +6.5 to +13.0 V dc NULL +2.5 to - 2.5 V dc LO -6.5 to -13.0 V dc Bit Rate: Low Speed 8 to 20 kbps High Speed 80 to 125 kbps Word Rate: ±2 ms average Input Impedance: 12 k Ω minimum (balanced)

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 1-3 1.4 UNITS AND ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED The Aeroflex JcAIR Test Systems Model 429EX, JPN: 01-1001-05, is supplied with either a 110 V ac battery charger or a 230 V ac battery charger. Two 3-conductor 1/4" phone plugs are included for fabrication of cables to connect to the transmit and receive jacks of the unit. (See Section 2.3.3 for fabrication instructions.) The accessories provided are as follows: JcAIR P/N DESCRIPTION 15-0009-00 Battery Charger 110 V ac to 9 V dc 500 mA 15-0009-01 Battery Charger 230 V ac to 9 V dc 500 mA 33-1032-00 3-Conductor 1/4" Phone Plugs 06-1001-05 429EX Maintenance Manual

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 2-1 SECTION II - INSTALLATION 2.1 GENERAL INFORMATION This section contains information relating to the unpacking and inspection of the unit. Also included is information concerning charging of the internal batteries and an explanation of the unit's self test routine. 2.2 UNPACKING AND INSPECTING EQUIPMENT Carefully remove the Aeroflex JcAIR Test Systems 429EX and battery charger from the packing box. Visually inspect the units for any damage incurred during shipment. Should there be damage, save the packing box to show the shipping company when submitting your claim. It is generally a good idea to save the packing box should it become necessary to store or ship the unit. 2.3 EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION 2.3.1 BATTERY CHARGING The batteries were fully charged when the unit was shipped from the factory. However, if the unit has been stored for an extended period of time, the batteries may have become discharged. Plug the charger into an appropriate voltage outlet (U.S. as well as international voltage chargers are available). A 4 to 5 hour charge should refresh the batteries. The 429EX may be operated while charging or with the charger disconnected. With fully charged batteries, the unit will operate for approximately 3 to 6 hours. CAUTION To avoid possible damage to the battery charger, it is recommended that you do NOT have the charger connected to the wall outlet when connecting or disconnecting the charging plug to the 429EX. 2.3.2 CONNECTION TO USER EQUIPMENT Connect the Aeroflex JcAIR Test Systems 429EX TX output jack to the input of the UUT and the 429EX RX input jack to the output of the UUT using 3-conductor 1/4 inch phone plugs (see paragraph 1.4). 2.3.3 JUMPER PLUG FABRICATION Jumper plugs should be fabricated using 2-conductor braided shield cable. The shield should be folded back onto the insulation and the clamp on the connector should be crimped around the shielding. Also, once the shield is clamped, solder should be added to ensure a stable connection is made between the clamp and wire shield. Refer to figures 2-1 and 2-2. Figure 2-1. Phone Jack Jumper Plug

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 2-2 Figure 2-2. Phone Plug Termination 2.4 POST INSTALLATION CHECK 2.4.1 UNIT SELF TEST The 429EX performs a self test routine on initial power up. The following tests are performed: 1. The message EX VERSION *.* is displayed. (*.* = firmware revision). Red LED's on the front of the unit will be lit for approximately 0.5 seconds each in the following order; EVEN and ODD Parity, TX and RX. For the remainder of the test, unless an error condition exists, the LED's are extinguished. If one of the LED's fails to light, the unit should still function properly, but the LED should be replaced at the earliest opportunity. If all LED's fail to illuminate and the display is blank or displays random data, then a catastrophic unit failure has occurred or the batteries are completely discharged. 2. The EPROM is checked by summing all memory locations and comparing the result to the known checksum. If the checksums don't match, the unit will signal a checksum error by flashing the RX LED and will attempt to write CHECKSUM ERROR to the display. If the entire EPROM has failed, however, or if one of the locations in the checksum sub-routine is bad, the program will not be able to execute properly. 3. The 429EX has RAM in two independent IC's. The unit tests each RAM section separately for data retention and address integrity. It begins by writing the lower 8 bits of the location address to the location. After writing to all locations of the section. It then reads each location and check its value. If all is correct, it will repeat this sequence with the exception that it will write the complement of the lower 8 bits of the location address to the location. It performs this sequence for each RAM section. If the first IC fails this test, the unit will flash the EVEN parity LED and attempt to write NSC RAM ERR to the display. This indicates that U5 has failed its test. If the second IC fails this test, the unit will flash the ODD parity LED and will attempt to write 6116 RAM ERR to the display. This indicates that U3 has failed its test. The PROGRAM will then loop indefinitely reading from the failed location. 4. The 429EX has a loop back feature on the digital board to completely test the digital portion of the transmit and receive circuitry. The unit will turn on the loopback circuitry and transmit a word with a label of 0 and a data pattern of AA55AA (hex). After a brief pause, the unit will read its receive buffer and check the data against the transmitted data. If the data is not what is expected, the unit will flash the TX LED and attempt to write LOOP BACK FAILED to the display. No further operations will be possible until the cause of the failure is corrected. The Loop test and Ram tests are not performed if the unit Trap mode is active. If all tests have been successfully completed, the unit will display SELF TEST OK for approximately 2 seconds and will then enter the operational transmit mode and display the number of different labels currently being transmitted.

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-1 SECTION III - OPERATION 3.1 GENERAL OPERATION DESCRIPTION The Aeroflex JcAIR Test Systems 429EX is a single channel ARINC 429 transmitter and receiver. It can receive and display all ARINC 429 labels (001 - 377). It can simultaneously output up to ten 429 words. Data can be displayed and entered in hexadecimal or engineering formats. 3.1.1 HEX DISPLAY MODE The HEX mode has two types of data entry and display. The first type allows display and entry of bits 32- 9 in hexadecimal format. The characters represent bits 32 through 9 (starting with bit 32) of the 32 bit word in six 4-bit nibbles. Each 4-bit nibble is derived from the BCD equivalent of the binary value. For example: Data field in binary - 1001 0010 1111 0001 1010 0101 Equivalent hex value - 9 2 F 1 A 5 The label will be displayed in octal. The SDI (bits 10-9) is then displayed in binary. Bits 32-9 of the word are then displayed in HEX. On the far right of the display will be the SSM bits (31-30) of the word. The second type in HEX mode allows display and entry of bits 31-9 in binary format. The SDI bits (10-9) and SSM bits (31-30) each have their own screen. The remaining bits (29-11) each have their own individual screen. Word rate for the word is also available on a dedicated screen in the HEX mode. 3.1.2 ENGINEERING DISPLAY MODE The ENG (Engineering) mode allows data entry and display in engineering unit formats (Feet, Knots, MHz, etc.). The label definition will determine the number of screens required for display of the possible fields of the word. Label definition may be changed by entering a new EQID (Equipment Identifier). This is accomplished by pressing the EQID key which will display the current EQID number. To change it, press the EDIT key, enter the desired two digit number and press the ENTER key. If the new EQID is valid (per ARINC 429-11, Attach. 2) for the currently selected label, then the label will be decoded and displayed according to that definition. If the EQID is invalid for the label, or no EQID number is entered, the default definition (EQID 00) will be used (see Appendix A of this manual for the default label definitions). The last EQID entered will remain active until changed or until the unit is turned off (unless in Trap or Protect mode). Some labels have definitions that don't have an assigned EQID and are not the default definition. These have been arbitrarily assigned EQID of FF. NOTE BITE Status Word has been assigned the same EQID as the BITE Command Word (7E) and will be displayed in engineering format. However, due to the many variations of data types for the word, it must be entered in HEX format. 3.1.3 RECEIVE AND TRANSMIT MODES There are two distinct modes of system operation; RX (Receiver) mode and TX (Transmit) mode. Selection of these modes and all other display operations are accomplished by keypad or slide switch entry.

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-2 3.1.3.1 TX Mode The transmitter is capable of outputting up to ten 32 bit words in ARINC 429 or 419 bipolar RZ (Return-to- Zero) format. The word rate for each of the ten can be set independently. The word rate can be as fast as 4 ms or as slow as 59998 ms. If the word rate is not specified, the unit will set it to the default value as defined as the minimum word rate in the ARINC 429-11 specification. The transmitter automatically insures at least a 4 bit time (Low Speed) separation between adjacent words. The transmitter section may be placed into a PROTECTED mode of operation if desired. This is accomplished by pressing the TRAP key while the unit is in the transmit mode of operation (TX LED lit). Subsequent presses of the TRAP key will cause the display to toggle between PROTECTED and NOT PROTECTED. If turned on, this feature protects the user entered parameters from changing when the unit is powered off. When power is restored to the unit, it will resume operation where it was at power down. If the PROTECTED mode is turned off, the unit will clear the transmitter section on power up. The unit will stay in the selected mode (PROTECTED or NOT PROTECTED) until changed by the user, even if the unit power is cycled. The data for most labels with engineering definitions can be SLEWED. This means that the data will dynamically change value according to user defined parameters. There will be 4 slew screens in the data mode for any label with slew capability. The first screen is a SLEW screen that defines the amount of change in data. When this parameter is set to "0" (default), no slewing will occur. The second screen is the MAX screen which defines the upper limit that the data is allowed to slew to. The third screen is the MIN screen which defines the lower limit that the data is allowed to slew to. Either parameter may be positive or negative (dependent on ARINC definition for the label), but the MAX parameter MUST be larger than the MIN parameter. Note that only bits 28 to 17 of the limits will be used in the limit check. All other bits are ignored and will be truncated upon user entry of new limit values. The fourth screen turns the ALT (Alternate) mode on and off. If this mode is on, the data will slew to the limit in the direction it is going. When the limit is reached, the data will reverse direction and then slew to the opposite limit. When this limit is reached, the data will again reverse itself. If ALT is off, the data will slew in the direction entered in the SLEW parameter (positive or negative) to the limit and then reset to the value defined for the opposite limit (data wraps around). 3.1.3.2 RX Mode The receiver has the capability of receiving and storing up to 255 (511 in DATA ONLY mode) high or low speed 32 bit words in ARINC 429 or 419 RZ format. There are three mutually exclusive receiver modes of operation. Each mode has a screen that shows the count of words received, the label and description, or the data field currently selected. NORMAL mode (default) is a dynamic mode that displays all unique labels received. In this mode the screen is updated 4 times per second with the latest data received. FILTER mode is identical to NORMAL mode with the exception that words received may be filtered. Words may be filtered in 1 of 4 combinations; All Labels/All SDI, Specific Label/All SDI, All Labels/Specific SDI, and Specific Label/Specific SDI. Any words that do not meet the filter parameters will be discarded. TRAP mode is the third and most powerful mode. This is a static mode of operation which captures and stores the data for detailed analysis. Words are received and stored in the trap buffer in their order of occurrence. They will remain in the buffer until the trap mode is turned off, even if the unit power is turned off. In normal TRAP mode, up to 255 unique words may be stored. In this mode, the time that has elapsed since the previous word is stored as the rate. In DATA ONLY TRAP mode, up to 511 words (must be the same label) are stored. The rate is invalid in this mode of operation.

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-3 The TRAP has user definable trigger and filter parameters. A trigger may be set up so that trapping will not occur until the trigger specs are met. Triggering specs may be set in 1 of 4 combinations: Don't Care Label/Don't Care Data (No Trigger), Specific Label/Don't Care Data, Don't Care Label/Specific Data Pattern, Specific Label/Specific Data Pattern. Filtering specs may be set to filter the data in 1 of 4 combinations: All Labels/All Data, Specific Label/All Data, All Labels/Specific Data Pattern, and Specific Label/Specific Data pattern. The data pattern for each spec can be from 1 to 24 bits. If a data pattern is entered for either spec, the user will be prompted for a CARES mask. If a bit is set in this mask, the corresponding bit in the received data will be checked against the same bit in the desired data pattern. The user may simply press the enter key if the prompted parameter is a don't care to the user. Data and care patterns must be entered in hexadecimal (up to 6) characters, if used. As an example, if a DATA pattern of 000001 and a CARES pattern of 000003 (default) is used then only the SDI bits (10 - 9) will be checked for an SDI of 01. The status of a bit in the DATA pattern is irrelevant if the corresponding bit in the CARES pattern is not set. 3.1.4 MISCELLANEOUS 3.1.4.1 Speed and Parity Select/Display The transmitter and receiver can operate at either 12.5 kbps (Lo Speed) or 100 kbps (Hi Speed). Each mode's speed can be set independently of the other. The parity of the words being transmitted can be set for either ODD or EVEN parity. The 429EX will automatically correct the entered data to be transmitted if the data entered by the user is in conflict with the selected TX parity. An LED indicator will show the parity selected for transmitted words if in the TX mode or the parity of the currently displayed word if in the RX mode. 3.1.4.2 Power Saver Mode To minimize battery drain, the 429EX has the capability to sense there has been no activity (keypad, TX, or RX) for at least 5 minutes. When this happens, the 429EX will shut down some of it's circuitry and go to "sleep". In this state, the 429EX is fully functional, but it is in a low current drain wait state. The LCD screen will be blank, but either the TX or RX LED will be lit. Any keypad or RX activity will reawaken the 429EX to its normal operation mode. 3.2 CONTROL FUNCTIONS 3.2.1 429EX CONTROLS AND INDICATORS (Figure 3-1) (1) TRAP Mode Key IN RX MODE. ON/OFF control for the TRAP mode. Pressing the ENT key for any of the prompted parameters will cause a DON'T CARE to be used for that parameter. Data is automatically protected if unit is powered off when TRAP is on. IN TX MODE. ON/OFF key for the PROTECT mode. If PROTECT is on, the transmit parameters will be protected when the 429EX is powered off. (2) AUTO Mode Key IN RX MODE. ON/OFF key for AUTO scrolling mode. Allows the operator to scroll through labels that have been received by TRAP mode. AUTO mode steps automatically through the word buffer and displays the number of trapped words as well as the engineering name of the label, if it is in the LABEL mode. If in the DATA mode, the AUTO mode steps to the same data menu for the next trapped word. Scroll keys allow scanning direction to be selected. IN EDIT MODE. While in the EDIT mode, this key allows the hexadecimal value C to be entered.

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-4 (3) TX Parity Switch Allows operator to select ODD or EVEN transmit word parity. (4) TX SPEED Switch Allows operator to select HI (100 kbps) or LO (12.5 kbps) speed transmit word rate. (5) TX Output Port Allows access to transmitter port using standard 3-conductor, 1/4" phone plug. (6) RX Input Port Provides input to receiver port using standard 3-conductor, 1/4" phone plug. (7) ARROW (Scroll) Keys Allows operator to scroll through display menus (10 transmitter slots, up to 511 receiver slots, or data menus). Allows selection of the scanning direction in AUTO mode. If editing data of an ISO Alpha label (356 or 357), the SCROLL keys will allow selection of the Alpha character to be entered (SCROLL to the desired character and press ENT to select a character). (8) TX/RX Indicator LED indicates that the system is in either transmitter (TX) or receiver (RX) mode of operation for display and entry of data. (9) PARITY Indicator IN RX MODE. LED Indicates parity (ODD or EVEN) of word presently displayed. IN TX MODE. LED Indicates selected transmit parity. (10) HEX/ENG Switch Allows operator to select hexadecimal or engineering unit display and entry of data. (11) TX/RX Key Allows operator to select whether the system is in transmit or receive mode of operation for display and entry of data. After selection of the TX/RX key, initial display indicates the number of labels being transmitted, received, trapped, or filtered. SCROLL keys should then be used for manual stepping through transmitter or receiver slots. TX/RX LED indicators above display will indicate current mode of operation. (12) RX SPEED Switch Allows operator to select HI (100 kbps) or LO (12.5 kbps) receiver speed. (13) DATA ENTRY Keys Allows operator to enter various data in hexadecimal or engineering formats. Keys 0 to 9 and the "." and "-" keys are valid while in ENG mode. Keys 0 to F are valid while in HEX mode. Hex mode will be forced regardless of switch position if the label is currently undefined by ARINC specs. or is a label not supported in ENG mode (Discrete Data, Maintenance Data, etc.). Keys 0 to 7 are valid for LABEL entry since all labels are entered in octal format. The 0 and 1 keys allow clearing and setting, respectively, bits of discrete bit screens (SDI, SSM, RF management labels, frequency discretes & individual bit screens, etc.) and turning various modes on and off (i.e. slew ALTERNATE).

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-5 (14) LAB/DAT Key Allows operator to select either LABEL mode or DATA mode of display. LABEL mode displays octal number and engineering definition of labels being transmitted or received. DATA mode allows viewing of data of the currently selected label being transmitted or received. (15) EDIT/DEL Key Allows operator access to the data entry mode. If in the data entry mode, the DEL keys allows correction of errors during data entry. (16) ON/OFF Key Turns unit ON and OFF (17) ENT Key This key has several functions, dependent on which mode the unit is in. DATA ENTRY MODE. Used to complete an entry sequence. Until the ENT key is pressed, an entry may be edited with the DEL key. If an entry is not allowed for some reason (out of range, illegal key), the old data will be retained. TX MODE. Resets the TX timer counters of each active slot to their initial value. This allows the TX labels to be synchronized in their output order if all have the same word rate. They will be sent out in descending TX slot order (10 thru 1). For example, the user wants to simulate a LRU that transmits 6 labels in bursts 100 ms. apart. The user would enter the first label in the group in the TX slot 10 with a word rate of 100. The second label would go in the TX slot 9 with a word rate of 100. This would continue for the remaining labels with the last label of the group being entered in TX slot 5. Once all the data has been entered correctly and the user is ready to synchronize the labels, he(she) should press the ENT key. There will be no visible indication that anything has occurred, but the words have been synchronized and are being transmitted in bursts of 6, 100 ms apart. If any data is changed later, the ENT key should be pressed again to resynchronize the words. RX MODE. If in trap mode and the current screen is the word trapped count screen and there are valid words trapped, pressing the ENT key will initiate a printer dump sequence. If a printer is not connected to the 429EX or is off line, the 429EX will indicate this for 2 seconds and abort the print sequence. NOTE: The LED's will blink erratically and the keypad will be disabled during the print dump. This is normal and should be ignored. To abort a print sequence just turn the unit off since the data will still be valid on restoration of power. (18) Battery Charging Jack Allows the internal NiCad batteries to be charged by connecting to the battery charger furnished with the 429EX. CAUTION To avoid possible damage to the battery charger, it is recommended that you do NOT have the charger connected to the wall outlet when connecting or disconnecting the charging plug to the 429EX. (19) D/D.O. Key EDIT MODE. While in the EDIT mode, this key allows the hexadecimal value "D" to be entered.

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-6 RX MODE. Pressing this key when trap mode is first activated (before entering the Trap Label) will activate the DATA ONLY trap mode. This mode expands the trap capacity to 511 words, however, no label or rate information is stored. This means that the user must enter a trap label when prompted. This mode will be cleared when trap mode is turned off. (20) E/EQID Key EDIT MODE. While in the EDIT mode, this key allows the hexadecimal value "E" to be entered. NON EDIT MODE. While in any mode other than edit mode, pressing this key will display the Equipment Identifier screen. This may than be edited using the normal edit procedure. Up to 2 hex characters may be entered. Pressing this key again or any other mode control key will clear this screen. The Equipment Identifier is used by the 429EX to determine which ARINC definition to use for the received and transmitted labels when displaying and entering data. (21) F/FILT Key EDIT MODE. While in the EDIT mode, this key allows the hexadecimal value "F" to be entered. RX MODE. On/Off control for the FILTER mode. Pressing the ENT key for any of the prompted parameters will cause a don't care to be used for that parameter. FIG. 3-1: CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-7 3.3 OPERATING EXAMPLE The following section is a series of instructions designed to guide the user through some of the features of the 429EX. NOTE For consistency sake, these instructions will use four ARINC labels throughout. The user is free to configure additional labels if desired. These labels are as follows: 033 ILS FREQUENCY 034 VOR FREQUENCY 035 DME FREQUENCY 102 SEL ALTITUDE The 429EX features are designed to allow greater flexibility when working with ARINC 429 data buses. These features are outlined below. 1. Expanded screen displays of data and information. 2. User definable Equipment ID codes. 3. Labels defined to ARINC 429-11 Air Transport specifications. 4. Data slewing or ramping capabilities. 5. Positive or negative slewing. 6. Non-volatile memory that stores previously entered information when protection feature is turned on. 7. Additional, expanded selective trap capabilities. 8. Dynamic display of slewed and ramped data. 9. Individual display and control of bits 11 to 29. 10. Separate screens for SDI and SSM. 11. Non-volatile memory for RX and TRAP mode. 3.3.1 TRANSMITTER FUNCTIONS 3.3.1.1 Entering Transmit Labels and Protecting Data 1. Turn ON the 429EX. The unit will automatically perform a self test and enter the transmit mode if the self test is successful. To clear the transmitter, if it contains any previously stored labels, press the TRAP key until the display indicates NOT PROTECTED. Then turn the unit OFF for 5 seconds and back ON. 2. Press the TRAP key for PROTECTED or NOT PROTECTED data mode. When data is NOT PROTECTED, it will not be retained in the units memory when it is turned off. Set unit to PROTECTED. 3. Press the UP ARROW key (the UP and DN ARROW keys are also referred to as SCROLL keys). TX 1 INACTIVE shall appear on the display. This indicates that transmitter slot #1 is currently inactive. 4. Press the EDIT/DEL key. LABEL ? __ shall appear on the display, which is the prompt to enter a 3-digit octal label. Enter the first label of the example (033) by pressing the appropriate keys and completing the entry by pressing the ENTER key. To correct an error when entering a label, simply press the EDIT/DEL key prior to pres sing the ENTER key and re-enter the correct label. 033 ILS FREQ shall now appear on the display. You can view the default data for this label by depressing the LAB/DAT key. This key acts as a toggle to select between either LABEL or DATA information. To scroll through the data, use the UP/DOWN ARROW keys. This step is the same for all future labels to be entered. To clear the transmitter slot, edit the label number and enter 0.

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-8 5. Press the LAB/DAT key and return to the label screen (033 ILS FREQ). Press the UP ARROW key to scroll to the TX 2 INACTIVE display. Press the EDIT/DEL key and enter label 034 (034 VOR FREQ) in transmitter slot #2. Repeat this procedure and enter LABEL 035 (035 DME FREQ) in transmitter slot #3. 6. Press the UP ARROW key to scroll to the TX 4 INACTIVE display. Press the EDIT/DEL key and enter label 102 (102 SEL ALTITUDE). The following sequence will slew and ramp the data within a selected non-RF label. For demonstration purposes, we will limit this to label 102. NOTE For all data entry that follows it will be necessary for the user to follow the previous sequence of depressing the appropriate keys such as EDIT/DEL and ENT as well as the scroll keys to access all of the data displays for editing. A) Depress LAB/DAT key. Depress the UP ARROW key as required until SLEW=00000 appears on the display. B) SLEW defines the value that the data will change by. Enter 100 Ft. (EDIT - 100 - ENT). C) Scroll to MAX=65520. This is the default limit in the ARINC specification truncated to 12 bits. Enter 10000 Ft. (EDIT - 10000 - ENT). D) Scroll to MIN=00000 and enter 9000 Ft. (EDIT - 9000 - ENT). The display will now indicate MIN=08992 instead of MIN=9000. This is due to the program using only the first 12 bits of significant data (bits 28 to 17). Other bits are truncated and this results in a resolution of 8 Ft. for limit checking for this label. E) Scroll to SLEW ALT OFF. To turn this feature on, simply press the EDIT/DEL key and enter 1 (1 turns ALT ON and 0 turns ALT OFF). When SLEW ALTERNATING is on, slewing will continuously occur bi-directionally, reversing itself when upper and lower limits are reached. When this feature is off, slewing will occur in only one direction, up/down, positive/negative. F) Scroll to the next screen and there will be a dynamic display of the slewing from 9000 Ft. to 10000 Ft. up and down in increments of 100 Ft. G) Scroll to the rate screen and RATE = 100 MS. Enter 500 (MS) to slow the updating speed for additional visibility. H) Scroll to the SDI screen which will display SDI = 00. Edit as required. I) Scroll to the SSM screen which will display SSM = 11 / NORM, which is the ARINC default norm for this label. Edit the SSM to 00 and watch the display change to SSM = 00 / FAIL. Re-edit to 11 and the SSM returns to normal. J) Scroll once more to return to the SLEW screen. Press LAB/DAT key to return to the label screen. NOTE When entering data, it is possible to view and turn on or off individual bits 11 to 29. To access this feature, press the LAB/DAT key to go to the DATA mode and move the display switch from ENG to HEX. Then scroll until the desired bit is reached. Edit each bit individually with 0 for off and 1 for on. K) Press the TX/RX key to go to the receiver mode.

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-9 3.3.2 RECEIVER FUNCTIONS 3.3.2.1 Normal Receiver Mode The Normal Receiver Mode (default) is the basic receiver mode of operation for the 429EX. It will display all labels and their data dynamically as they are being received. 1. To use the receiver port for this example, it is necessary to loop the unit to itself by connecting the transmitter port to the receiver port. In this manner you will see displayed the four labels entered previously on the transmitter side. NOTE If there are any labels trapped in the memory of the 429EX, they will annunciate on the screen. To clear the memory, press the TRAP key if XXX TRAP WORDS appears, or the F/FILT key if XX FILTERED WORDS appears. 2. Once this is accomplished, the display will indicate 4 RX LABELS. 3. To view the labels, press the appropriate ARROW key in the direction you wish to scroll. You will see displayed the four labels entered; 033 ILS FREQ, 034 VOR FREQ, 035 DME FREQ, and 102 SEL ALTITUDE. 4. To view data, depress the LAB/DAT key. For this exercise, we will view label 102. 5. Label 102 will display data that is being slewed at the rate of 100 Ft. every 500 ms as was previously programmed (place the Display switch in the ENG position). 6. Scrolling through the data will sequentially display RATE, SDI and SSM. 7. By switching the unit from the ENG mode to the HEX mode it is possible to scroll through the data mode and individually view bits 11 through 29. These bits can also be viewed and edited individually on the transmitter side. 3.3.2.2 Filter Mode The Filter Mode is used whenever you wish to display only those labels and/or SDI's that you are interested in. All other words on the bus will be ignored and not displayed. 1. Press the F/FILT key. Enter label 035 at the LABEL ? XXX prompt and press the ENT key. Press the ENT key at the SDI ? XX prompt. The unit will now filter on label 035 (with any SDI pattern), if it is being received, and display it. This mode strips all irrelevant words from the received data for the sought after combination. 2. This label and its data can now be viewed as in the Normal Receive Mode. 3. To clear the Filter Mode and return to the Normal Receiver Mode, press the F/FILT key.

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-10 3.3.2.3 Normal Trap Mode The Normal Trap Mode is used whenever it is desired to examine the next 255 words being received by the unit without regard to their label or data content. In this mode, each word occurrence is recorded with the time that has elapsed since the previous word being stored as the rate. 1. Press the TRAP key. The unit will display TRAP LABEL? XXX. Press the ENT key. The unit will display DATA ? XXXXXX. Press the ENT key a second time. The unit will display TRIG LABEL? XXX. Press the ENT key a third time. The unit will display DATA ? XXXXXX. Press the ENT key a fourth time and the unit will begin trapping. 2. To view the trapped words, press the appropriate ARROW key. To auto-scroll, press the C/AUTO key and the display will automatically display one label approximately every second. You can reverse the scroll direction by using the opposite ARROW key. The display will show the number of the trapped word. To stop auto-scroll, depress the C/AUTO key again. 3. By holding down either ARROW key, it is possible to speed up the sequence to reach a specific label more quickly. 4. To clear the trap memory, depress the TRAP key and the unit will return to receiving 4 labels only (normal receive mode). 3.3.2.4 Label/Data Only Trap Mode The Label/Data Only Trap Mode is used whenever you wish to examine only one particular label. While it has the added benefit of storing more words than the Normal Trap Mode (511 vs. 255), the time between words is not kept track of (rate display always indicates 0). 1. Press the TRAP key, then the D/D.O. key and watch the display momentarily flash DATA ONLY. The unit is now set up to trap one label 511 times. To complete the process, enter 102 at the TRAP LABEL ? prompt. Then press the ENT key following each of the DATA ? XXXXXX, TRIG LABEL? XXX and DATA ? XXXXXX screens until the unit displays the TRAP WORDS screen and starts to trap. The unit will trap label 102, 511 times (which is being transmitted at the rate of 500 ms). It is possible to start viewing individual labels while the unit is still trapping by scrolling to the first few labels trapped. This does not interfere with the unit, which will continue to trap incoming words. NOTE When using the Label/Data Only trap mode, it is necessary to enter a label number (not just press the ENT key), as this mode traps off of the label it is searching for. 2. Once the unit is finished trapping, it is possible to scroll through each trapped word and view them individually. By pressing the LAB/DAT key and then the C/AUTO key, you can view label 102 which was trapped as it slewed from 9000 Ft. to 10000 Ft. It is also possible to view all data on each individual word trapped, including bits 11 to 29, SDI, SSM, etc. 3. To clear the trap memory and return to the Normal Receive Mode, press the TRAP key. 3.3.2.5 Data Trap Mode The Data Trap Mode is useful when you wish to find a particular data pattern. It will search through all received words looking for and recording each match that it finds. 1. Press the TRAP key and then the ENT key at the TRAP LABEL? XXX prompt.

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-11 2. Enter the data you wish trapped at the DATA ? XXXXXX prompt. For purposes of our example, enter 627100 (which represents 10000 Ft. in label 102 which is being transmitted and simultaneously slewing from 9000 Ft. to 10000 Ft.) and press the ENT key. 3. The next screen will display CARES ? XXXXXX. It is now necessary to enter 7FFFFF, which will mask parity off to allow the unit to search for specific data without regard to the parity bit, and press the ENT key to complete the entry. CARES is a 24 bit hex mask to determine if a bit in the data word will be checked for status. This function is particularly useful for trapping block data protocols such as Williamsburg Protocol, Bite Memory Transfer or Alpha-numeric messages. It is also useful for monitoring a bus for a specific flag such as an autopilot armed flag, where a specific bit in a specific word arms an autopilot and it is necessary to determine when this event occurs. In the example we have used, we are searching for a specific data field and the CARES function is masked by the entry of 7FFFFF. Some useful cares patterns follow: 7FFFFF = Masks parity off and allows for checking all bits in the data field. In other words, it CARES about bits 9 through 31 and DOESN'T CARE about bit 32. 000003 = SDI bits 9 & 10 will be checked. 600003 = SSM and SDI bits only checked (bits 31 & 32 and 9 & 10). 4. At the TRIG LABEL? XXX prompt, press the ENT key to advance to the DATA ? XXXXXX screen. Press the ENT key again. 5. The unit will now look for a data pattern of 627100 only and trap only those words it receives with this data. It may take a few moments for the first word to be received. As soon as the first word is received, it is possible to view the word by scrolling to it and viewing the data by pressing the LAB/DATA key. The word should be 102 SEL ALTITUDE with a data display of 10000 FEET. By selecting HEX on the Display switch, the display should indicate 102 00 627100 11. 102 indicates the label in octal, 00 indicates the SDI (bits 10 & 9) in binary, 627100 indicates the entire data field (bits 32 through 9) in hex and 11 indicates the SSM (bits 31 & 30) in binary. 6. To turn off the Data Trap Mode and return to the Normal Receiver Mode, press the TRAP key. 3.3.2.6 Trigger Trap Mode The Trigger Trap Mode is used to trap a string of data (up to 255 words) that begins on the first word received following either a particular label and/or a particular data pattern. 1. Press the TRAP key and then the ENT key twice. At the TRIG LABEL? XXX prompt, enter 102 and press the ENT key to complete the entry. At the DATA ? XXXXXX prompt, enter 627100 (which represents 10000 Ft. in label 102 which is being transmitted and simultaneously slewing from 9000 Ft. to 10000 Ft.) and press the ENT key. At the CARES ? XXXXXX prompt, enter 7FFFFF to mask the parity bit, and press the ENT key. 2. After the information is entered, the screen will display TRIGGER IS ARMED and the unit will wait until it receives this data. Once a match occurs, the unit will go into the normal trap mode and it will trap the next 255 words following the trigger word. The first word in this example should be label 035 which has the fastest word rate (100 ms).

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 3-12 3. The trapped words can then be viewed in the normal manner by scrolling. The second word should be 034 VOR FREQ followed by 033 ILS FREQ. Label 102 will only be seen in the string very sparingly, as its rate was set earlier at 500 ms. 4. To turn off the Trigger Trap Mode and return to the Normal Receiver Mode, press the TRAP key. 3.3.3 CHANGING EQUIPMENT ID CODES The 429EX has the capability to change the Engineering Units conversion for those labels that have multiple Equipment ID codes (EQID) defined by ARINC Specification 429-11 (Attachment 2). This will allow those labels with multiple definitions to be read properly and conveniently in the ENG mode. For simplicity, JcAir Test Systems has arbitrarily chosen 00 (which is actually a non-ARINC defined code) as the default Equipment ID for the 429EX. Refer to Appendix A of this manual to determine the default definition for each label. IMPORTANT EQID 00 is the code to which the unit will default when first turned on unless the code has been previously changed and the unit turned off while in the PROTECTED mode. Entering an EQID for any label other than those listed in Appendix A will cause the default EQID (00) to be used. 1. With the unit in the TX mode, scroll through the transmitter slots until the display indicates 035 DME FREQ. 2. Press the E/EQID key and the unit will display EQPMT ID = 00. 3. Press the EDIT/DEL key and unit will display EQPMT ID ?. Enter 06 (06 is the Equipment ID used for ARINC 706 Air Data Systems) and press the ENT key. 4. The unit will now display label 035 as 035 BARO (IN). With the Display switch set to the ENG position, the data for label 035 will be presented as Barometric Altitude in Inches of Mercury, rather than DME Frequency in MHz as before. Note that label 034 has also been changed and it now displays 034 BARO (MB). 5. To return to the original Equipment ID code, simply use the same steps to enter 00. The 429EX changes the definition of all labels that are defined in ARINC Specification 429-11 (Attachment 2) with the same Equipment ID. In the above example, the definitions identified with an ID of 06 would be desirable when working with Air Data Systems. It is also possible to change the ID codes while in the receiver mode by following the same sequence. NOTE Some ARINC labels, such as 077, do not have designated ID codes. To access these labels, JcAIR Test Systems has assigned a special EQID code of FF.

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 4-1 SECTION IV - THEORY OF OPERATION 4.1 GENERAL CIRCUIT THEORY The Aeroflex JcAIR Test Systems Model 429EX, ARINC 429 single channel transmitter and receiver consists of three board level sub assemblies and a battery pack. The three boards are: 1) Display Board (JPN: 20-6782-10) 2) Digital Board (JPN: 20-6784-10) 3) Analog Board (JPN: 20-6783-00) 4.1.1 DISPLAY BOARD The Display board performs the human interface function for the 429EX. It has three major sections of circuitry: 1) Display circuits 2) Keypad circuits 3) Slide Switch circuits The Display circuits output data in visual form. The display circuit consists of the liquid crystal display (DS1). The Keypad switches allow data to be input to the unit. The keypad circuits consist of 23 momentary contact switches (S1 - S23). The switches are arranged in an X/Y matrix and are decoded by the firmware on the digital board. The slide switches allow various I/O information (Parity, TX Baud, etc.) to be changed and to turn the unit on and off. The slide switch circuits consist of 5 SPST slide switches (S24 - S28) and various discrete components (resistors, transistors and capacitors). 4.1.2 DIGITAL BOARD The Digital board contains the digital circuitry for the 429EX. This circuitry has three major sections: 1) Control circuits 2) 429 Receive Buffer 3) 429 Generator The Control circuits are the "Heart" of the system that controls and monitors all other circuits in the system. The control circuits consist of the following components: 1) Microcontroller (U1) 2) Firmware EPROM (U2) 3) RAM (U3) 4) Address Latch (U4) 5) RAM IO (U5) The control circuits monitor the number of "bits" received and upon completion, will read the receive buffer. The 429 Receive buffer stores the 429 bit stream data (Converted to TTL levels by the Analog board). The following components make up the 429 receive buffer. 1) Bit Latch (1/2 U8) 2) Serial Register (1/2 U6) 3) Mux (U14)

429 EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 4-1 The 429 Generator circuits send TTL level bit stream data to the Analog board, where it is converted to the correct levels for output. The Generator is loaded and started by the Control circuits. The Generator consists of the following components: 1) Digital drivers (U9) 2) Serial Register (1/2 U6) 3) Baud Clock/Bit Counter (U5) 4) Driver Enable (1/2 U8) 4.1.3 ANALOG BOARD The Analog board contains the analog circuitry for the 429EX. This circuitry has three major sections: 1) Power Circuits 2) 429 Receiver 3) 429 Driver The Power circuits supply power to the system from one of two sources. If the battery charger is disconnected, the circuits supply power to the system from the battery pack. The battery voltage is monitored by the power circuits. Should the voltage drop to an insufficient level it is the power circuits that will indicate this to the Control circuits. An indication of low power will be seen on the display board should the aforementioned conditions exist. If the charger is connected, the power circuits will supply power to the system from the charger and will also trickle charge the NiCad batteries. The power circuits of the following components: 1) Low Drop Out Regulator (U5) 2) Voltage converter (U6) 3) Monitor (U7) The 429 Receiver circuits convert ARINC 429 RZ transmitted signals form 10V levels (between A & B) to TTL level signals for use by the 429 Receiver Buffer on the Digital board. The 429 receiver circuits consist of a Comparator and a number of discrete components. The 429 driver circuits convert the TTL level signal from the digital board into 10V (between A and B) ARINC 429 compatible signal levels. The 429 Driver circuits consist of the following components: 1) "1" Driver (U2, Q1, Q2) 2) "0" Driver (U3, Q3, Q4) 3) Speed Switch (U1) The battery Pack supplies power to the system and consists of the following components: 1) Battery Holder 2) Six (6) "AA" NiCad rechargeable batteries.

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page 5-1 SECTION V - MAINTENANCE 5.1 INTRODUCTION Bills of material, assembly drawings, schematics, and test procedures are located in the 429EX Maintenance Manual (JPN: 06-1001-05 for hard copy, E6-1001-05 for CD) available separately from Aeroflex JcAIR Test Systems.

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-1 APPENDIX A MODEL 429EX (VERS. 1.1): DEFINED LABELS AND DEFAULT DATA LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 001 00 DIST TO GO ± 3999.9 N.M. 100ms 02 DIST TO GO ± 3999.9 N.M. 100ms 002 00 TIME TO GO 0-399.9 MIN 100ms 02 TIME TO GO 0-399.9 MIN 100ms 003 00 X TRACK DIST 0-399.9 N.M. 100ms 02 X TRACK DIST 0-399.9 N.M. 100ms 004 00 RUNWAY DIST 0-79900 FEET 100ms 01 RUNWAY DIST 0-79900 FEET 100ms 005 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 006 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 007 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 010 00 PRES POS LAT 180N-180S DEG:MIN 250ms 02 PRES POS LAT 180N-180S DEG:MIN 250ms 04 PRES POS LAT 180N-180S DEG:MIN 250ms 38 PRES POS LAT 180N-180S DEG:MIN 250ms 011 00 PRES POS LNG 180E-180W DEG:MIN 250ms 02 PRES POS LNG 180E-180W DEG:MIN 250ms 04 PRES POS LNG 180E-180W DEG:MIN 250ms 38 PRES POS LNG 180E-180W DEG:MIN 250ms 012 00 GROUND SPEED 0-7000 KNOTS 250ms 02 GROUND SPEED 0-7000 KNOTS 250ms 04 GROUND SPEED 0-7000 KNOTS 250ms 05 GROUND SPEED 0-7000 KNOTS 250ms 25 GROUND SPEED 0-7000 KNOTS 250ms 38 GROUND SPEED 0-7000 KNOTS 250ms 013 00 TRK ANG TRUE 0-359.9 DEG 250ms 02 TRK ANG TRUE 0-359.9 DEG 250ms 04 TRK ANG TRUE 0-359.9 DEG 250ms 38 TRK ANG TRUE 0-359.9 DEG 250ms 014 00 MAG HEADING 0-359.9 DEG 250ms 05 MAG HEADING 0-359.9 DEG 250ms 38 MAG HEADING 0-359.9 DEG 250ms 015 00 WIND SPEED 0-799 KNOTS 250ms 02 WIND SPEED 0-799 KNOTS 250ms 04 WIND SPEED 0-799 KNOTS 250ms 05 WIND SPEED 0-799 KNOTS 250ms 38 WIND SPEED 0-799 KNOTS 250ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-2 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 016 00 WIND DIR TRU 0-359 DEG 250ms 04 WIND DIR TRU 0-359 DEG 250ms 38 WIND DIR TRU 0-359 DEG 250ms 017 00 SEL RNWY HDG 0-359.9 DEG 168ms 10 SEL RNWY HDG 0-359.9 DEG 168ms A0 SEL RNWY HDG 0-359.9 DEG 168ms B0 SEL RNWY HDG 0-359.9 DEG 168ms 020 00 SEL VERT SPD ± 6000 FT/MIN 100ms 20 SEL VERT SPD ± 6000 FT/MIN 100ms A1 SEL VERT SPD ± 6000 FT/MIN 100ms 021 00 SEL EPR 0-3 NUMERIC 100ms 02 SEL EPR 0-3 NUMERIC 100ms 20 SEL EPR 0-3 NUMERIC 100ms A1 SEL EPR 0-3 NUMERIC 100ms 022 00 SEL MACH 0-4 MACH 100ms 20 SEL MACH 0-4 MACH 100ms A1 SEL MACH 0-4 MACH 100ms 023 00 SEL HEADING 0-359 DEG 100ms 20 SEL HEADING 0-359 DEG 100ms A1 SEL HEADING 0-359 DEG 100ms 024 00 SEL COURSE 1 0-359 DEG 168ms 11 SEL COURSE 1 0-359 DEG 168ms 20 SEL COURSE 1 0-359 DEG 168ms A1 SEL COURSE 1 0-359 DEG 168ms B1 SEL COURSE 1 0-359 DEG 168ms 025 00 SEL ALTITUDE 0-50,000 FEET 100ms 20 SEL ALTITUDE 0-50,000 FEET 100ms A1 SEL ALTITUDE 0-50,000 FEET 100ms 026 00 SEL AIRSPEED 30-450 KNOTS 100ms 03 SEL AIRSPEED 30-450 KNOTS 100ms 20 SEL AIRSPEED 30-450 KNOTS 100ms A1 SEL AIRSPEED 30-450 KNOTS 100ms 027 00 SEL COURSE 2 0-359 DEG 168ms 11 SEL COURSE 2 0-359 DEG 168ms 20 SEL COURSE 2 0-359 DEG 168ms A1 SEL COURSE 2 0-359 DEG 168ms B1 SEL COURSE 2 0-359 DEG 168ms 030 00 VHF COM FREQ 118-135.975 MHz 100ms 20 VHF COM FREQ 118-135.975 MHz 100ms 24 VHF COM FREQ 118-135.975 MHz 100ms B6 VHF COM FREQ 118-135.975 MHz 100ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-3 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 031 00 BCN ATC CODE 0-7777 REPLY CODE 100ms 20 BCN ATC CODE 0-7777 REPLY CODE 100ms B8 BCN ATC CODE 0-7777 REPLY CODE 100ms 032 00 ADF FREQ 190-1750 Khz 100ms 12 ADF FREQ 190-1750 Khz 100ms 20 ADF FREQ 190-1750 Khz 100ms B2 ADF FREQ 190-1750 Khz 100ms 034 00 VOR FREQ 108-117.95 MHz 168ms 02 VOR FREQ 108-117.95 MHz 168ms 06 BARO (MB) 745-1050 MB 64ms 11 VOR FREQ 108-117.95 MHz 168ms 20 VOR FREQ 108-117.95 MHz 168ms B0 VOR FREQ 108-117.95 MHz 168ms 035 00 DME FREQ 108-135.95 MHz 100ms 02 DME FREQ 108-135.95 MHz 100ms 06 BARO (IN) 22-31 IN HG 64ms 09 DME FREQ 108-135.95 MHz 100ms 20 DME FREQ 108-135.95 MHz 100ms A9 DME FREQ 108-135.95 MHz 100ms 036 00 MLS FREQ 000000-FFFFFF HEX 100ms 02 MLS FREQ 000000-FFFFFF HEX 100ms 20 MLS FREQ 000000-FFFFFF HEX 100ms C7 MLS FREQ 000000-FFFFFF HEX 100ms 037 00 HF COM FREQ 2.8-24 MHz 100ms 20 HF COM FREQ 2.8-24 MHz 100ms B9 HF COM FREQ 2.8-24 MHz 100ms 040 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 041 00 SET LATITUDE 180N-180S DEG:MIN 250ms 02 SET LATITUDE 180N-180S DEG:MIN 250ms 04 SET LATITUDE 180N-180S DEG:MIN 250ms 20 SET LATITUDE 180N-180S DEG:MIN 250ms A4 SET LATITUDE 180N-180S DEG:MIN 250ms 042 00 SET LONGTUDE 180E-180W DEG:MIN 250ms 02 SET LONGTUDE 180E-180W DEG:MIN 250ms 04 SET LONGTUDE 180E-180W DEG:MIN 250ms 20 SET LONGTUDE 180E-180W DEG:MIN 250ms A4 SET LONGTUDE 180E-180W DEG:MIN 250ms 043 00 SET MAG HEAD 0-359 DEG 250ms 02 SET MAG HEAD 0-359 DEG 250ms 04 SET MAG HEAD 0-359 DEG 250ms 20 SET MAG HEAD 0-359 DEG 250ms A4 SET MAG HEAD 0-359 DEG 250ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-4 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 044 00 TRUE HEADING 0-359.9 DEG 250ms 04 TRUE HEADING 0-359.9 DEG 250ms 38 TRUE HEADING 0-359.9 DEG 250ms 045 00 MIN AIRSPEED 0-259.9 KNOTS 64ms 03 MIN AIRSPEED 0-259.9 KNOTS 64ms 046 00 ENG SER# LSD 0999 NUMERIC 500ms 33 ENG SER# LSD 0999 NUMERIC 500ms 047 00 ENG SER# MSD 0999 NUMERIC 500ms 33 ENG SER# MSD 0999 NUMERIC 500ms 050 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 051 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 052 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 053 00 TRAK ANG MAG 0-359 DEG 250ms 04 TRAK ANG MAG 0-359 DEG 250ms 05 TRAK ANG MAG 0-359 DEG 250ms 054 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 055 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 056 00 ETA 0-23:59.9 HR:MIN 250ms 02 ETA 0-23:59.9 HR:MIN 250ms 05 WIND DIR MAG 0-359 DEG 250ms 37 GROSS WEIGHT 0-19999 KG 250ms 057 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 060 00 LI TIRE PRES 0-1024 PSI 50ms 37 LB TIRE LOAD 0-299.9 % 100ms 3C LI TIRE PRES 0-1024 PSI 50ms 061 00 LO TIRE PRES 0-1024 PSI 50ms 37 RB TIRE LOAD 0-299.9 % 100ms 3C LO TIRE PRES 0-1024 PSI 50ms 062 00 RI TIRE PRES 0-1024 PSI 50ms 37 LW TIRE LOAD 0-299.9 % 100ms 3C RI TIRE PRES 0-1024 PSI 50ms 063 00 RO TIRE PRES 0-1024 PSI 50ms 37 RW TIRE LOAD 0-299.9 % 100ms 3C RO TIRE PRES 0-1024 PSI 50ms 064 00 NOSE TIRE 0-1024 PSI 50ms 37 NS TIRE LOAD 0-299.9 % 100ms 3C NOSE TIRE 0-1024 PSI 50ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-5 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 065 00 GROSS WEIGHT 0-12000 100 LB 100ms 03 GROSS WEIGHT 0-12000 100 LB 100ms 37 GROSS WEIGHT 0-12000 100 LB 100ms 066 00 LONG CG 0-100.00 % MAC 100ms 02 LONG CG 0-100.00 % MAC 100ms 37 LONG CG 0-100.00 % MAC 100ms 067 00 LAT CG 0-100.00 % MAC 100ms 37 LAT CG 0-100.00 % MAC 100ms 070 00 AC FREQ ENG 0-512 Hz 100ms 02 REF AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 29 AC FREQ ENG 0-512 Hz 100ms CC L PRES NORM 0-4096 PSI 100ms 071 00 AC FREQ ALT 0-512 Hz 100ms 02 CLIMB SPD V2 0-512 KNOTS 50ms 29 AC FREQ ALT 0-512 Hz 100ms 33 VBV 0-64 DEG 50ms CC L PRES ALT 0-4096 PSI 100ms 072 00 STAT VAN ANG 0-360 DEG 100ms 02 ROT SPD (VR) 0-512 KNOTS 500ms 1C STAT VAN ANG 0-360 DEG 100ms 29 AC VOLT ENG 0-256 VOLTS 100ms 2F STAT VAN ANG 0-360 DEG 100ms 33 STAT VAN ANG 0-64 DEG 150ms CC R PRES NORM 0-4096 PSI 50ms 073 00 OIL QUANTITY 0-32768 CC 100ms 02 ENG FAIL SPD 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 1C OIL QUANTITY 0-32768 CC 100ms 29 OIL QUANTITY 0-128 PINTS 100ms A2 ENG FAIL SPD 0-512 KNOTS 100ms CC R PRES ALT 0-4096 PSI 50ms 074 00 0 FUEL WEIGHT 0-1310720 LBS 100ms 02 0 FUEL WEIGHT 0-1310720 LBS 100ms 2C 0 FUEL WEIGHT 0-1310720 LBS 100ms 33 LP BLEED POS 0-4 INCHES 100ms 075 00 GROSS WEIGHT 0-1310720 LBS 100ms 02 GROSS WEIGHT 0-1310720 LBS 100ms 0B GEODETIC ALT 0-131072 FEET 500ms 29 AC VOLTAGE 0-256 VOLTS 100ms 2C GROSS WEIGHT 0-1310720 LBS 100ms 37 GROSS WEIGHT 0-1310720 LBS 100ms 3E GROSS WEIGHT 0-1310720 LBS 100ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-6 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 076 00 AC VOLT BB 0-256 VOLTS 100ms 0B GPS HEIGHT 0-131072 FEET 26ms 29 AC VOLT BB 0-256 VOLTS 100ms 37 LONG CG 0-163.84 % MAC 100ms 3E LONG CG 0-164 % 100ms 077 00 AC LOAD ENG 0-256 % 100ms 02 TARGT AIRSPD 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 0B GPS H/V DEV 0-128 % FS 26ms 29 AC LOAD ENG 0-256 % 100ms FF AC LOAD ENG 0-256 % 100ms 100 00 SEL COURSE 1 0-360 DEG 168ms 02 SEL COURSE 1 0-360 DEG 168ms 11 SEL COURSE 1 0-360 DEG 168ms 20 SEL COURSE 1 0-360 DEG 168ms 29 AC LOAD 0-128 % 100ms 37 GROSS WEIGHT 0-655360 KG 100ms A1 SEL COURSE 1 0-360 DEG 168ms B1 SEL COURSE 1 0-360 DEG 168ms BB OB FLAPS PDU 0-360 DEG 20ms 101 00 SEL HEADING 0-360 DEG 32ms 02 SEL HEADING 0-360 DEG 32ms 20 SEL HEADING 0-360 DEG 32ms 29 DC CUR (TRU) 0-256 AMPS 100ms A1 SEL HEADING 0-360 DEG 32ms BB IB FLAPS PDU 0-360 DEG 20ms 102 00 SEL ALTITUDE 0-65536 FEET 100ms 02 SEL ALTITUDE 0-65536 FEET 100ms 20 SEL ALTITUDE 0-65536 FEET 100ms 29 DC CUR (BAT) 0-256 AMPS 100ms A1 SEL ALTITUDE 0-65536 FEET 100ms 103 00 SEL AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 01 SEL AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 02 SEL AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 03 SEL AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 1B LFT/PDU FLAP 0-360 DEG 100ms 20 SEL AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 29 DC VOLT(TRU) 0-128 VOLTS 100ms 2B SEL AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 100ms A1 SEL AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 100ms BB L OB FLP POS 0-360 DEG 20ms 104 00 SEL VERT SPD 0-16384 FT/MIN 100ms 01 SEL VERT SPD 0-16384 FT/MIN 100ms 02 SEL VERT SPD 0-16384 FT/MIN 100ms 1B RT/PDU FLAP 0-360 DEG 100ms 20 SEL VERT SPD 0-16384 FT/MIN 100ms 29 DC VOLT(BAT) 0-128 VOLTS 100ms 2B SEL VERT SPD 0-16384 FT/MIN 100ms A1 SEL VERT SPD 0-16384 FT/MIN 100ms BB R OB FLP POS 0-360 DEG 20ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-7 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 105 00 SEL RNWY HDG 0-360 DEG 168ms 02 SEL RNWY HDG 0-360 DEG 168ms 10 SEL RNWY HDG 0-360 DEG 168ms 1B LFT/PDU SLAT 0-360 DEG 100ms 20 SEL RNWY HDG 0-360 DEG 168ms 29 OIL TEMP INP 0-2048 DEG C 100ms A1 SEL RNWY HDG 0-360 DEG 168ms B0 SEL RNWY HDG 0-360 DEG 168ms BB L IB FLP POS 0-360 DEG 20ms 106 00 SEL MACH 0-4096 MACH 32ms 02 SEL MACH 0-4096 MACH 32ms 1B RT/PDU SLAT 0-360 DEG 100ms 20 SEL MACH 0-4096 MACH 32ms 29 OIL TEMP OUT 0-2048 DEG C 100ms A1 SEL MACH 0-4096 MACH 32ms BB R IB FLP POS 0-360 DEG 20ms 107 00 FLP/SLAT LEV 0-360 DEG 100ms 02 SEL CRUS ALT 0-65536 FEET 100ms 1B FLP/SLAT LEV 0-360 DEG 100ms 110 00 SEL COURSE 2 0-360 DEG 168ms 01 SEL COURSE 2 0-360 DEG 168ms 02 SEL COURSE 2 0-360 DEG 168ms 10 SEL COURSE 2 0-360 DEG 168ms 11 SEL COURSE 2 0-360 DEG 168ms 20 SEL COURSE 2 0-360 DEG 168ms A1 SEL COURSE 2 0-360 DEG 168ms B1 SEL COURSE 2 0-360 DEG 168ms 111 00 TEST WORD(A) 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 112 00 RNWY LENGTH 0-20480 FEET 250ms 02 RNWY LENGTH 0-20480 FEET 250ms A1 SEL EPR 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 113 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 114 00 DESRD TRACK 0-360 DEG 32ms 02 DESRD TRACK 0-360 DEG 32ms 29 BRAKE TMP-LI 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 2F AMP PRESSURE 0-32 PSI 100ms 3F PAMB SENSOR 0-32 PSI 100ms CC WHL TORQ OUT 0-16384 LB/FT 50ms 115 00 WAYPOINT BRG 0-360 DEG 32ms 02 WAYPOINT BRG 0-360 DEG 32ms 29 BRAKE TMP-LO 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 2F FUEL TEMP 0-512 DEG C 100ms 3F FUEL TEMP 0-512 DEG C 100ms BC FUEL TEMP 0-256 DEG C 500ms CC WHL TORQ OUT 0-16384 LB/FT 50ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-8 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 116 00 X TRACK DIST 0-128 N.M. 32ms 02 X TRACK DIST 0-128 N.M. 32ms 29 BRAKE TMP-RI 0-2048 DEG C 100ms CC WHL TORQ OUT 0-16384 LB/FT 100ms 117 00 VERT DEVIATN 0-2048 FEET 32ms 02 VERT DEVIATN 0-2048 FEET 32ms 29 BRAKE TMP-RO 0-2048 DEG C 50ms CC WHL TORQ OUT 0-16384 LB/FT 50ms 120 00 RANGE TO ALT 0-512 N.M. 26ms 02 RANGE TO ALT 0-512 N.M. 26ms 121 00 HZ CMD SIGN 0-360 DEG 50ms 02 HZ CMD SIGN 0-360 DEG 50ms 122 00 VER CMD SIGN 0-360 DEG 50ms 02 VER CMD SIGN 0-360 DEG 50ms 123 00 THROTTLE CMD 0-256 DEG/SEC 50ms 02 THROTTLE CMD 0-256 DEG/SEC 50ms 124 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 125 00 GMT 0-2400 HR:MIN 100ms 31 GMT 0-2400 HR:MIN 100ms 126 00 VERT DEVIATN 0-32768 FEET 32ms 02 VERT DEVIATN 0-32768 FEET 32ms 127 00 SLAT ANGLE 0-360 DEG 100ms 02 SEL LNDG ALT 0-65536 FEET 100ms 1B SLAT ANGLE 0-360 DEG 100ms 33 P14 0-32 PSI 100ms 130 00 FAN TTL TEMP 0-128 DEG C 100ms 1A FAN TTL TEMP 0-128 DEG C 100ms 1C FAN TTL TEMP 0-128 DEG C 100ms 2F FAN TTL TEMP 0-128 DEG C 100ms 30 TCAS ADV RGE 0-15.9375 N.M. 200ms 35 TCAS ADV RGE 0-15.9375 N.M. 200ms 3F FAN TTL TEMP 0-128 DEG C 100ms 131 00 FAN TTL PRES 0-32 PSI 100ms 1A FAN TTL PRES 0-32 PSI 100ms 1C FAN TTL PRES 0-32 PSI 100ms 2D FAN TTL PRES 0-32 PSI 100ms 2F FAN TTL PRES 0-32 PSI 100ms 30 TCAS ADV ALT 0-12700 FEET 200ms 33 FAN TTL PRES 0-32 PSI 100ms 35 TCAS ADV ALT 0-12700 FEET 200ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-9 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 132 00 EXH GAS PRES 0-32 PSI 100ms 1A EXH GAS PRES 0-32 PSI 100ms 1C EXH GAS PRES 0-32 PSI 100ms 30 TCAS ADV BRG 0-360 DEG 200ms 33 EXH GAS PRES 0-32 PSI 100ms 35 TCAS ADV BRG 0-360 DEG 200ms 133 00 THRUST LEVER 0-360 DEG 100ms 1A THRUST LEVER 0-360 DEG 100ms 2F THRUST LEVER 0-360 DEG 100ms 3F THRUST LEVER 0-360 DEG 100ms 134 00 POWER LEVER 0-360 DEG 100ms 1C POWER LEVER 0-360 DEG 100ms 135 00 ENG VIBRAT[1] 0-8 IN/SEC 100ms 1C ENG VIBRAT[1] 0-8 IN/SEC 100ms 29 ENG FAN VIBR 0-128 % 100ms 136 00 ENG VIBRAT[2] 0-8 IN/SEC 100ms 1C ENG VIBRAT[2] 0-8 IN/SEC 100ms 137 00 FLAP ANGLE 0-360 DEG 100ms 1B FLAP ANGLE 0-360 DEG 100ms 2A FLAP ANGLE 0-360 DEG 100ms 2F THRUST FDBK 0-128 % 100ms 3F THRUST FDBK 0-128 % 100ms 140 00 FLT DIR ROLL 0-360 DEG 50ms 01 FLT DIR ROLL 0-360 DEG 50ms 25 FLT DIR ROLL 0-360 DEG 50ms 141 00 FLT DIR PTCH 0-360 DEG 50ms 01 FLT DIR PTCH 0-360 DEG 50ms 25 FLT DIR PTCH 0-360 DEG 50ms 142 00 FAST / SLOW 0-32 KNOTS 32ms 02 FAST / SLOW 0-32 KNOTS 32ms 03 FAST / SLOW 0-32 KNOTS 32ms 25 FAST / SLOW 0-32 KNOTS 32ms 1434 00 FLT DIR YAW 0-360 DEG 50ms 01 FLT DIR YAW 0-360 DEG 50ms 1444 00 ALT. ERROR 0-8192 FEET 26ms 2B ALT. ERROR 0-8192 FEET 26ms 145 00 DSCR DATA[8] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 146 00 DSCR DATA[9] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 147 00 DSCR DATA[10] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-10 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 150 00 GMT 0-2400 HR:MIN 200ms 02 GMT 0-2400 HR:MIN 200ms 151 00 LOC BRG TRU 0-360 DEG 168ms 02 LOC BRG TRU 0-360 DEG 168ms 1524 00 MLS ELEVAT 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 1534 00 MAXIMUM ALT 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 154 00 RNWY HDG TRU 0-512 N.M. 84ms 02 RNWY HDG TRU 0-512 N.M. 84ms 155 00 MLS GP ANGLE 000000-FFFFFF HEX 1000ms 156 00 MAINT DATA[7] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 157 00 MAINT DATA[8] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 160 00 MAINT DATA[9] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 161 00 MAINT DATA[10] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 162 00 ADF BEARING 0-360 DEG 32ms 12 ADF BEARING 0-360 DEG 32ms 29 CREW OX PRES 0-4096 PSI 100ms 163 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 164 00 MDA 0-8192 FEET 500ms 02 MDA 0-8192 FEET 500ms 03 TARGT HEIGHT 0-8192 FEET 500ms 07 RADIO HEIGHT 0-8192 FEET 26ms 25 RADIO HEIGHT 0-8192 FEET 126ms 3B RADIO HEIGHT 0-32 VDC 150ms 165 00 RADIO HEIGHT ± 7999.9 FEET 26ms 07 RADIO HEIGHT ± 7999.9 FEET 26ms 166 00 RALT CHPT DV 0-512 FEET 200ms 07 RALT CHPT DV 0-512 FEET 200ms 167 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 170 00 DH SEL (EFI) ± 7000 FEET 100ms 25 DH SEL (EFI) ± 7000 FEET 100ms C5 DH SEL (EFI) ± 7000 FEET 100ms 171 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 172 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-11 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 173 00 LOC DEV 0-0.4 DDM 34ms 10 LOC DEV 0-0.4 DDM 34ms 25 LOC DEV 0-0.4 DDM 34ms 29 HYD QUANTITY 0-128 % 100ms 3B LOC DEV 0-4 DOTS 150ms BD HYD QUANTITY 0-128 % 100ms 174 00 GLS DEV 0-0.8 DDM 34ms 03 DLY FLAP SPD 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 10 GLS DEV 0-0.8 DDM 34ms 29 HYD PRESSURE 0-4096 PSI 100ms 3B GLS DEV 0-4 DOTS 150ms 175 00 ECON SPEED 0-1024 N.M. 64ms 03 ECON SPEED 0-1024 N.M. 64ms 29 EGT (APU) 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 33 HYD DRN TEMP 0-256 DEG C 100ms 176 00 ECON MACH 0-4096 MACH 64ms 03 ECON MACH 0-4096 MACH 64ms 29 RPM (APU) 0-256 % RPM 100ms 38 LF STAT PRES 0-2048 MB 20ms 5A FUEL TEMP 0-512 DEG C 100ms AD LF STAT PRES 0-2048 MB 20ms 177 00 ECON FLT LEV 0-131072 FEET 32ms 03 ECON FLT LEV 0-131072 FEET 32ms 29 OIL QUANTITY 0-128 PINTS 100ms 38 RT STAT PRES 0-2048 MB 20ms 5A FUEL TEMP 0-512 DEG C 100ms AD RT STAT PRES 0-2048 MB 20ms 200 00 DRIFT ANGLE ± 180 DEG 100ms 02 DRIFT ANGLE ± 180 DEG 100ms 04 DRIFT ANGLE ± 180 DEG 100ms 5A FUEL TEMP 0-512 DEG C 100ms 201 00 DME DISTANCE -1-399.99 N.M. 84ms 09 DME DISTANCE -1-399.99 N.M. 84ms 5A FUEL TEMP 0-512 DEG C 100ms 202 00 DME DISTANCE 0-512 N.M. 84ms 02 EM CLEAN 0-512 N.M. 100ms 09 DME DISTANCE 0-512 N.M. 84ms 5A FUEL TEMP 0-512 DEG C 100ms 203 00 ALTITUDE 0-131072 FEET 32ms 02 EM SPD BRAKE 0-512 N.M. 100ms 06 ALTITUDE 0-131072 FEET 32ms 18 ALTITUDE 0-131072 FEET 32ms 38 ALTITUDE 0-131072 FEET 32ms 5A FUEL TEMP 0-512 DEG C 100ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-12 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 204 00 BARD ALT.[#1] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 02 UTL AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 500ms 06 BARD ALT.[#1] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 38 BARD ALT.[#1] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 5A FUEL TEMP 0-512 DEG C 100ms 205 00 MACH 0-4096 MACH 64ms 02 HF COM FREQ 2.8-24 MHZ 100ms 06 MACH 0-4096 MACH 64ms 1A MACH 0-4096 MACH 64ms 38 MACH 0-4096 MACH 64ms B9 HF COM FREQ 2.8-24 MHZ 100ms 5A FUEL TEMP 0-512 DEG C 100ms 206 00 CMP AIRSPEED 0-1024 KNOTS 64ms 06 CMP AIRSPEED 0-1024 KNOTS 64ms 38 CMP AIRSPEED 0-1024 KNOTS 64ms CC TAXI SPEED 0-512 KNOTS 50ms 207 00 MAX AIRSPEED 0-1024 KNOTS 64ms 06 MAX AIRSPEED 0-1024 KNOTS 64ms 0A MAX AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 38 MAX AIRSPEED 0-1024 KNOTS 64ms 210 00 TRU AIRSPEED 0-2048 KNOTS 64ms 06 TRU AIRSPEED 0-2048 KNOTS 64ms 38 TRU AIRSPEED 0-2048 KNOTS 64ms 211 00 TTL AIR TEMP 0-512 DEG C 250ms 02 TTL AIR TEMP 0-512 DEG C 250ms 03 TTL AIR TEMP 0-512 DEG C 250ms 06 TTL AIR TEMP 0-512 DEG C 250ms 1A TTL AIR TEMP 0-512 DEG C 250ms 38 TTL AIR TEMP 0-512 DEG C 250ms 212 00 ALTITUD RATE 0-32768 FT/MIN 32ms 04 ALTITUD RATE 0-32768 FT/MIN 32ms 05 ALTITUD RATE 0-32768 FT/MIN 32ms 06 ALTITUD RATE 0-32768 FT/MIN 32ms 38 ALTITUD RATE 0-32768 FT/MIN 32ms 3B ALTITUD RATE 0-32768 FT/MIN 32ms 213 00 STAT AIR TMP 0-512 DEG C 250ms 02 STAT AIR TMP 0-512 DEG C 250ms 06 STAT AIR TMP 0-512 DEG C 250ms 38 STAT AIR TMP 0-512 DEG C 250ms 8D FUEL USED 0-262144 LBS. 76ms 214 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 215 00 IMPACT PRESS 0-512 MB 64ms 06 IMPACT PRESS 0-512 MB 64ms 1A IMPACT PRESS 0-512 MB 64ms 29 EPR ACTUAL 0-4 NUMERIC 50ms 38 IMPACT PRESS 0-512 MB 64ms AD DIFF PRESS 0-512 MB 20ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-13 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 216 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 217 00 STATIC PRESS 0-64 IN HG 64ms 06 STATIC PRESS 0-64 IN HG 64ms 29 EPR LIMIT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 38 STATIC PRESS 0-64 IN HG 64ms AD AV STAT PRES 0-2048 MB 20ms 220 00 BARO ALT.[#2] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 06 BARO ALT.[#2] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 38 BARO ALT.[#2] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 221 00 ANG ATACK AV 0-360 DEG 32ms 06 ANG ATACK AV 0-360 DEG 32ms 38 ANG ATACK AV 0-360 DEG 32ms AD ANG ATACK AV 0-360 DEG 32ms 222 00 VOR BRG 0-360 DEG 50ms 06 ANG ATTACK 1L 0-369 DEG 32ms 11 VOR BRG 0-360 DEG 50ms 223 00 ANG ATACK 1R 0-360 DEG 32ms 06 ANG ATACK 1R 0-360 DEG 32ms 224 00 ANG ATACK 2L 0-360 DEG 32ms 06 ANG ATACK 2L 0-360 DEG 32ms 225 00 ANG ATACK 2R 0-360 DEG 32ms 02 MIN AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 500ms 06 ANG ATACK 2R 0-360 DEG 32ms 2B ALTITUD RATE 0-32768 FT/MIN 26ms 226 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 227 00 BITE COMMAND 00-7F COMMAND # 120ms 7E BITE COMMAND 00-7F COMMAND # 120ms 230 00 TRU AIRSPEED 100-599 KNOTS 250ms 06 TRU AIRSPEED 100-599 KNOTS 250ms 38 TRU AIRSPEED 100-599 KNOTS 250ms 231 00 TTL AIR TEMP -060-+099 DEG C 250ms 06 TTL AIR TEMP -060-+099 DEG C 250ms 38 TTL AIR TEMP -060-+099 DEG C 250ms AD TTL AIR TEMP 0-512 DEG C 20ms 232 00 ALTITUD RATE ± 20000 FT/MIN 32ms 04 ALTITUD RATE ± 20000 FT/MIN 32ms 05 ALTITUD RATE ± 20000 FT/MIN 32ms 06 ALTITUD RATE ± 20000 FT/MIN 32ms 233 00 STAT AIR TMP -099-+060 DEG C 250ms 06 STAT AIR TMP -099-+060 DEG C 250ms 38 STAT AIR TMP -099-+060 DEG C 250ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-14 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 234 00 BARO (MB)[#1] 745-1050 MB 64ms 06 BARO (MB)[#1] 745-1050 MB 64ms 38 BARO (MB)[#1] 745-1050 MB 64ms 235 00 BARO (IN)[#1] 22-31 IN HG 64ms 06 BARO (IN)[#1] 22-31 IN HG 64ms 38 BARO (IN)[#1] 22-31 IN HG 64ms 236 00 BARO (MB)[#2] 745-1050 MB 64ms 06 BARO (MB)[#2] 745-1050 MB 64ms 38 BARO (MB)[#2] 745-1050 MB 64ms 237 00 BARO (IN)[#2] 22-31 IN HG 64ms 06 BARO (IN)[#2] 22-31 IN HG 64ms 38 BARO (IN)[#2] 22-31 IN HG 64ms 240 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 241 00 COR AOA 0-360 DEGREES 32ms 02 MIN AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 500ms 06 COR AOA 0-360 DEGREES 32ms 38 COR AOA 0-360 DEGREES 32ms 242 00 TOTAL PRESUR 0-2048 MB 64ms 06 TOTAL PRESUR 0-2048 MB 64ms 1A TOTAL PRESUR 0-2048 MB 64ms 38 TOTAL PRESUR 0-2048 MB 64ms 3B SPEED DEV 0-4 DOTS 150ms AD TOTAL PRESUR 0-2048 MB 64ms 243 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 244 00 FUEL FLOW ED 0-32768 LBS/HR 100ms 1C FUEL FLOW ED 0-32768 LBS/HR 100ms 33 FUEL FLOW 0-32768 LBS/HR 150ms 3B MACH ERROR 0-0.064 MACH 150ms 8D FUEL FLOW 0-32768 LBS/HR 76ms 245 00 MIN AIRSPEED 0-256 KNOTS 64ms 02 MIN AIRSPEED 0-256 KNOTS 64ms 03 MIN AIRSPEED 0-256 KNOTS 64ms 0A MIN AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 64ms 29 N3 (ENGINE) 0-256 % RPM 50ms 38 AV STAT PRES 0-2048 MB 64ms 3B EPR ERROR 0-4 NUMERIC 150ms 246 00 N1 (ENG DIR) 0-4096 RPM 100ms 02 VCMAX 0-512 KNOTS 50ms 06 AV STAT PRES 0-2048 MB 64ms 1C N1 (ENG DIR) 0-4096 RPM 100ms 29 N1 (ENG DIR) 0-256 % RPM 50ms 38 AV STAT PRES 0-2048 MB 64ms 3B AOA ERROR 0-360 DEG 150ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-15 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 247 00 TOTAL FUEL 0-655360 LBS. 500ms 02 VCMIN 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 1F TOTAL FUEL 0-655360 LBS. 500ms 2C TOTAL FUEL 0-655360 LBS. 500ms 3B SPEED ERROR 0-256 KNOTS 150ms 4D TOTAL FUEL 0-655360 LBS. 500ms EB FUEL REMAIN 0-1638400 LBS. 100ms 250 00 PSEL FUEL QT 0-655360 LBS. 100ms 02 CONT N1 LMT 0-256 % RPM 50ms 2B MAX EPR LMT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 2C PSEL FUEL QT 0-655360 LBS. 100ms 38 IND SS ANGLE 0-360 DEG 32ms AD IND SS ANGLE 0-360 DEG 32ms 251 00 BARO ALT.[#3] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 01 DIST TO GO 0-4096 N.M. 100ms 02 DIST TO GO 0-4096 N.M. 100ms 06 BARO ALT.[#3] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 1A LEG COUNTER 0-4095 LEGS 76ms 38 BARO ALT.[#3] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 252 00 BARO ALT.[#4] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 01 TIME TO GO 0-512 MIN 100ms 02 TIME TO GO 0-512 MIN 100ms 06 BARO ALT.[#4] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 1A EPR IDLE 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 2F EPR IDLE REF 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 38 BARO ALT.[#4] 0-131072 FEET 32ms 3F EPR IDLE REF 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms EB TIME TIL JET 0-64 MIN 500ms 253 00 GO-A EPR LMT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 02 GO-A N1 LMT 0-256 % RPM 50ms 1E GO-A EPR LMT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 38 COR SS ANGLE 0-360 DEG 32ms 254 00 CRUS EPR LMT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 02 CRUS N1 LMT 0-256 % RPM 50ms 1E CRUS EPR LMT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 255 00 CLMB EPR LMT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 02 CLIMB N1 LMT 0-256 % RPM 50ms 1E CLMB EPR LMT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 2F MAX CLMB EPR 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 3F MAX CLMB EPR 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 8E SPOILER POS 0-360 DEG 50ms 256 00 FUEL QTY [#1] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 02 TIME 4 CLIMB 0-512 MIN 100ms 0A V STICK SHKR 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 2C FUEL QTY [#1] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 37 FUEL QTY [#1] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 4D TANKS 757/67 0-163840 LBS. 500ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-16 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 257 00 FUEL QTY [#2] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 02 TIME 4 DSCNT 0-512 MIN 100ms 2C FUEL QTY [#2] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 37 FUEL QTY [#2] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 260 00 DATE/FLT LEG 31-12-9 DAY/MON/LEG 500ms 02 DATE/FLT LEG 31-12-9 DAY/MON/LEG 500ms 2C FUEL QTY [#3] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 33 T5 0-1024 DEG C 150ms A2 DATE/FLT LEG 31-12-9 DAY/MON/LEG 500ms 261 00 FLIGHT # 0-9999 NUMERIC 500ms 02 FLIGHT # 0-9999 NUMERIC 500ms 2C FUEL QTY [#4] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 33 P49 0-128 PSI 150ms A2 FLIGHT # 0-9999 NUMERIC 500ms 262 00 FUEL QTY [#5] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 0A AIRSPEED VAR 0-256 KNOTS 100ms 1C LP EXIT PRES 0-256 PSI 100ms 2C FUEL QTY [#5] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 33 LP EXIT PRES 0-64 PSI 150ms 263 00 FUEL QTY [#6] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 02 MINIMUM AFR 0-512 KNOTS 500ms 0A MINIMUM AFR 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 1C LP EXIT TEMP 0-256 DEG C 100ms 2C FUEL QTY [#6] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 33 LP EXIT TEMP 0-256 DEG C 100ms 264 00 FUEL QTY [#7] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 02 TIME 2 TCHDN 0-2048 MIN 100ms 0A MINIMUM ASR 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 1C HP EXIT PRES 0-512 PSI 100ms 2C FUEL QTY [#7] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 2F BURNER PRES 0-512 PSI 100ms 33 HP EXIR PTES 0-512 PSI 150ms 3F BURNER PRES 0-512 PSI 100ms 265 00 FUEL QTY [#8] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 02 MIN AIRSPEED 0-512 KNOTS 50ms 0A MANUV AIRSPD 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 1C HP EXIT TEMP 0-1024 DEG C 100ms 2C FUEL QTY [#8] 0-131072 LBS. 500ms 33 HP EXIT TEMP 0-1024 DEG C 150ms 266 00 TEST WORD B 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 267 00 THRTL POS CM 0-360 DEG 50ms 02 MAX MANV SPD 0-512 KNOTS 500ms 0A MAX MANV SPD 0-512 KNOTS 100ms 2B THRTL POS CM 0-360 DEG 50ms 33 SPATE T/C 0-256 DEG C 150ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-17 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 270 00 DSCR DATA [1] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 271 00 DSCR DATA [2] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 272 00 DSCR DATA [3] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 273 00 DSCR DATA [4] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 274 00 DSCR DATA [5] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 275 00 DSCR DATA [6] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 276 00 DSCR DATA [7] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 277 00 GEN TEST WD 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 300 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 301 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 302 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 303 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 304 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 305 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 306 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 307 00 SPARE LABEL 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 310 00 PRES POS LAT 180N-180S DEG 100ms 02 PRES POS LAT 180N-180S DEG 100ms 04 PRES POS LAT 180N-180S DEG 100ms 29 AILERON POS 0-360 DEG 50ms 38 PRES POS LAT 180N-180S DEG 100ms 311 00 PRES POS LNG 180E-180W DEG 100ms 02 PRES POS LNG 180E-180W DEG 100ms 04 PRES POS LNG 180E-180W DEG 100ms 29 AILERON TRIM 0-360 DEG 50ms 38 PRES POS LNG 180E-180W DEG 100ms 3B ROLL FORCE 0-64 LBS. 150ms 312 00 GROUND SPEED 0-4096 KNOTS 26ms 02 GROUND SPEED 0-4096 KNOTS 26ms 04 GROUND SPEED 0-4096 KNOTS 26ms 05 GROUND SPEED 0-4096 KNOTS 26ms 29 RUDDER POS 0-360 DEG 50ms 38 GROUND SPEED 0-4096 KNOTS 26ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-18 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 313 00 TRK ANG TRUE 0-360 DEG 26ms 02 TRK ANG TRUE 0-360 DEG 26ms 04 TRK ANG TRUE 0-360 DEG 26ms 25 TRK ANG TRUE 0-360 DEG 126ms 29 RUDDER TRIM 0-360 DEG 50ms 38 TRK ANG TRUE 0-360 DEG 26ms 314 00 TRUE HEADING 0-360 DEG 26ms 02 STAB POS IND 0-360 DEG 26ms 04 TRUE HEADING 0-360 DEG 26ms 25 TRUE HEADING 0-360 DEG 126ms 29 ELEVATOR POS 0-360 DEG 50ms 38 TRUE HEADING 0-360 DEG 26ms 3B PITCH FORCE 0-64 LBS. 150ms 315 00 WIND SPEED 0-256 KNOTS 50ms 01 STAB POS 0-360 DEG 26ms 02 WIND SPEED 0-256 KNOTS 50ms 04 WIND SPEED 0-256 KNOTS 50ms 05 WIND SPEED 0-256 KNOTS 50ms 29 STAB POS 0-360 DEG 50ms 38 WIND SPEED 0-256 KNOTS 50ms A1 STAB POS 0-360 DEG 26ms 316 00 WIND ANGLE 0-360 DEG 50ms 02 WIND DIR TRU 0-360 DEG 26ms 04 WIND ANGLE 0-360 DEG 50ms 29 ENG OIL TEMP 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 38 WIND ANGLE 0-360 DEG 50ms 317 00 TRK ANG MAG 0-360 DEG 26ms 02 TRK ANG MAG 0-360 DEG 26ms 04 TRK ANG MAG 0-360 DEG 26ms 05 TRK ANG MAG 0-360 DEG 26ms 25 TRK ANG MAG 0-360 DEG 126ms 29 ENG OIL PRES 0-4096 PSI 50ms 38 TRK ANG MAG 0-360 DEG 26ms 320 00 MAG HEADING 0-360 DEG 26ms 04 MAG HEADING 0-360 DEG 26ms 05 MAG HEADING 0-360 DEG 26ms 25 MAG HEADING 0-360 DEG 126ms 38 MAG HEADING 0-360 DEG 26ms 321 00 DRIFT ANGLE 0-360 DEG 26ms 02 DRIFT ANGLE 0-360 DEG 26ms 04 DRIFT ANGLE 0-360 DEG 26ms 05 DRIFT ANGLE 0-360 DEG 26ms 38 DRIFT ANGLE 0-360 DEG 26ms 322 00 FLT PATH ANG 0-360 DEG 26ms 02 FLT PATH ANG 0-360 DEG 26ms 04 FLT PATH ANG 0-360 DEG 26ms 05 FLT PATH ANG 0-360 DEG 26ms 38 FLT PATH ANG 0-360 DEG 26ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-19 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 323 00 FLT PATH ACL 0-4 G 10ms 04 FLT PATH ACL 0-4 G 10ms 05 FLT PATH ACL 0-4 G 10ms 38 FLT PATH ACL 0-4 G 10ms 324 00 PITCH ANGLE 0-360 DEG 10ms 04 PITCH ANGLE 0-360 DEG 10ms 05 PITCH ANGLE 0-360 DEG 10ms 25 PITCH ANGLE 0-360 DEG 126ms 38 PITCH ANGLE 0-360 DEG 10ms 325 00 ROLL ANGLE 0-360 DEG 10ms 04 ROLL ANGLE 0-360 DEG 10ms 05 ROLL ANGLE 0-360 DEG 10ms 25 ROLL ANGLE 0-360 DEG 126ms 2F STAT VANE FB 0-4 INCHES 100ms 38 ROLL ANGLE 0-360 DEG 10ms 3F STAT VANE FB 0-4 INCHES 100ms 326 00 BDY PITCH RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 04 BDY PITCH RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 05 BDY PITCH RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 38 BDY PITCH RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 327 00 BDY ROLL RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 04 BDY ROLL RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 05 BDY ROLL RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 38 BDY ROLL RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 330 00 BDY YAW RATE 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 04 BDY YAW RATE 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 05 BDY YAW RATE 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 2F HT/TC POS FB 0-128 % 100ms 38 BDY YAW RATE 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 3F HT/TC POS FB 0-128 % 100ms 331 00 BDY LNG ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 04 BDY LNG ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 05 BDY LNG ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 2F LTC POS FB 0-128 % 100ms 38 BDY LNG ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 3F LTC POS FB 0-128 % 100ms 332 00 BDY LAT ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 04 BDY LAT ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 05 BDY LAT ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 2F A/O POS FB 0-128 % 100ms 38 BDY LAT ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 3F A/O POS FB 0-128 % 100ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-20 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 333 00 BDY NRM ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 04 BDY NRM ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 05 BDY NRM ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 2F ACCL FF LMT 0-32768 LBS/HR 100ms 38 BDY NRM ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 3F ACCL FF LMT 0-32768 LBS/HR 100ms 334 00 PLTFORM HDNG 0-360 DEG 20ms 04 PLTFORM HDNG 0-360 DEG 20ms 05 PLTFORM HDNG 0-360 DEG 20ms 2F FF COMMAND 0-32768 LBS/HR 100ms 38 PLTFORM HDNG 0-360 DEG 20ms 3F FF COMMAND 0-32768 LBS/HR 100ms 335 00 TRK ANG RATE 0-32 DEG/SEC 10ms 04 TRK ANG RATE 0-32 DEG/SEC 10ms 05 TRK ANG RATE 0-32 DEG/SEC 10ms 2F 2.5 BLD POS 0-128 % 100ms 38 TRK ANG RATE 0-32 DEG/SEC 10ms 3F 2.5 BLD POS 0-128 % 100ms 336 00 INRT PTCH RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 04 INRT PTCH RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 05 INRT PTCH RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 1A ENG TORQUE 0-256 % 100ms 2F N2 COR 2.5 0-128 % 100ms 38 INRT PTCH RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 3F N2 COR 2.5 0-128 % 100ms 337 00 INRT ROLL RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 04 INRT ROLL RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 05 INRT ROLL RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 1A ENG RATING 0-256 % 100ms 38 INRT ROLL RT 0-128 DEG/SEC 10ms 340 00 EPR ACTUAL 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 03 EPR ACTUAL 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 1A EPR ACTUAL 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 29 EPR ACTUAL 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 2D EPR ACTUAL 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 2F EPR ACTUAL 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 33 EPR ACTUAL 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 3F EPR ACTUAL 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 341 00 EPR COMMAND 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 02 EPR COMMAND 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 03 EPR COMMAND 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 1A EPR COMMAND 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 29 EPR COMMAND 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 2F EPR COMMAND 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 3F EPR COMMAND 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-21 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 342 00 EPR LIMIT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 02 N1 BUG DRIVE 0-256 % RPM 100ms 03 EPR LIMIT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 1A EPR MAXIMUM 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 29 EPR LIMIT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 2F MAX AVL EPR 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 3B EPR LIMIT 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 3F MAX AVL EPR 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 343 00 EPR RATE 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 03 EPR RATE 0-4 NUMERIC 100ms 1A N1 DEMAND 0-256 % RPM 20ms 344 00 N2 0-256 %RPM 50ms 1A N2 0-256 %RPM 50ms 1C N2 0-256 %RPM 50ms 29 N2 0-256 %RPM 50ms 2F N2 0-256 %RPM 50ms 33 N2 0-256 %RPM 50ms 3F N2 0-256 %RPM 50ms 345 00 EGT 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 1A EGT 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 1C EGT 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 29 EGT 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 2F EGT 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 33 EGT 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 3F EGT 0-2048 DEG C 100ms 346 00 N1 ACTUAL 0-256 %RPM 100ms 03 N1 ACTUAL 0-256 %RPM 100ms 1A N1 ACTUAL 0-256 %RPM 100ms 2F N1 ACTUAL 0-256 %RPM 100ms 33 N1 ACTUAL 0-256 %RPM 100ms 3F N1 ACTUAL 0-256 %RPM 100ms 3474 00 FUEL FLOW 0-32768 LBS/HR 50ms 29 FUEL FLOW 0-32768 LBS/HR 50ms 37 FUEL FLOW 0-32768 LBS/HR 50ms 350 00 FAULT SUMMARY 000000-FFFFFF HEX 1000ms 351 00 MAINT DATA [2] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 352 00 MAINT DATA [3] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 353 00 MAINT DATA [4] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 354 00 MAINT DATA [5] 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 355 00 ACKNOWLEDGE 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 356 00 MAINT ISO #5 A-Z,A-Z,A-Z ISO ALPHA 200ms 7E BITE STATUS NUMERIC 200ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-22 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 357 00 ISO ALPHA #5 A-Z,A-Z,A-Z ISO ALPHA 200ms 360 00 POT VERT SPD 0-32768 FT/MIN 10ms 04 POT VERT SPD 0-32768 FT/MIN 10ms 05 POT VERT SPD 0-32768 FT/MIN 10ms 38 POT VERT SPD 0-32768 FT/MIN 10ms 361 00 INR ALTITUDE 0-131072 FEET 20ms 04 INR ALTITUDE 0-131072 FEET 20ms 05 INR ALTITUDE 0-131072 FEET 20ms 38 INR ALTITUDE 0-131072 FEET 20ms 362 00 ATRK HZ ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 04 ATRK HZ ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 38 ATRK HZ ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 363 00 X TRACK ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 04 X TRACK ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 38 X TRACK ACCL 0-4 G 10ms 364 00 VERT ACCEL 0-4 G 10ms 04 VERT ACCEL 0-4 G 10ms 05 VERT ACCEL 0-4 G 10ms 38 VERT ACCEL 0-4 G 10ms 365 00 INR VERT VEL 0-32768 FT/MIN 20ms 04 INR VERT VEL 0-32768 FT/MIN 20ms 05 INR VERT VEL 0-32768 FT/MIN 20ms 38 INR VERT VEL 0-32768 FT/MIN 20ms 366 00 N-S VELOCITY 0-4096 KNOTS 50ms 04 N-S VELOCITY 0-4096 KNOTS 50ms 38 N-S VELOCITY 0-4096 KNOTS 50ms 367 00 E-W VELOCITY 0-4096 KNOTS 100ms 04 E-W VELOCITY 0-4096 KNOTS 100ms 38 E-W VELOCITY 0-4096 KNOTS 100ms 370 00 DH SEL (EFI) 0-8192 FEET 100ms 04 BODY NRM ACL 0-8 NUMERIC 100ms 05 BODY NRM ACL 0-8 NUMERIC 100ms 25 DH SEL (EFI) 0-8192 FEET 100ms C5 DH SEL (EFI) 0-16384 FEET 100ms 371 00 GA EQUIP ID 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms 372 00 WIND DIR MAG 0-360 DEG 50ms 05 WIND DIR MAG 0-360 DEG 50ms 373 00 N-S VEL MAGN 0-4096 KNOTS 100ms 05 N-S VEL MAGN 0-4096 KNOTS 100ms 374 00 E-W VEL MAGN 0-4096 KNOTS 100ms 05 E-W VEL MAGN 0-4096 KNOTS 100ms

429EX - Rev. 0 – April 26, 2006 - Page A-23 LABEL1EQID DESCRIPTION RANGE2,3 UNITS DEFAULT RATE3 375 00 A HDG ACCEL 0-4 G 10ms 05 A HDG ACCEL 0-4 G 10ms 33 SPARE DC 1 0-16 VDC 150ms 376 00 X HDG ACCEL 0-4 G 10ms 05 X HDG ACCEL 0-4 G 10ms 33 SPARE DC 2 0-16 VDC 150ms 377 00 EQUIPMENT ID 000000-FFFFFF HEX 200ms NOTES: 1. Default (EQID 00) label definitions shown in BOLD. 2. Ranges shown are those specified by ARINC Specification 429-11 (Attachment 2) and are provided for reference only. The 429EX does not perform range checking to prevent over or under range entries. The user should insure that the ranges entered are within limits when making entries in the TX mode. 3. When in the TX mode, if you change the EQID after the label has been entered, you must reenter the label in order for the unit to revert to the default data and rate values of the new EQID. Otherwise, the values previously entered will be maintained. 4. These labels contain certain EQID codes that are referred TO by ARINC Specification 429-11 (Attachment 2) as being defined by other ARINC specifications. The 429EX label definition table does not support these codes.