ARINC 730 : 79 SUPP 3
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AIRBORNE SEPARATION ASSURANCE SYSTEM
23-07-2013
12-01-2013
1.0 INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION
1.1 Purpose of this Document
1.2 System Descriptions
1.3 ASAS Equipment Functions
1.4 Unit Descriptions
1.5 Altitude Reporting Data
1.6 DABS Data Link Data
1.7 Interchangeability
1.8 Regulatory Approval
2.0 INTERCHANGEABILITY STANDARDS
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Form Factor, Connectors and Index Pin Coding
2.3 Interwiring
2.4 Power Circuitry
2.5 Environmental Conditions
2.6 Cooling
2.7 Grounding and Bonding
3.0 ATCRBS/DABS SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS
3.1 Purpose of this Chapter
3.2 ATCRBS/DABS Compatibility
3.3 Interrogation Signal Characteristics
3.4 Reply Transmission Characteristics
(Signals-In-Space)
3.5 System Utilization of Modes
3.6 Sources of Reply Code Data
4.0 ACTIVE BCAS SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS
5.0 TRANSPONDER FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
5.1 Functional Capability
5.2 Transponder Receiver Characteristics
5.3 Transponder Transmitter Characteristics
5.4 Transponder Functional Test and Monitoring
5.5 Antenna Diversity Operation
5.6 Standard Message (SM) Data Transfer
5.7 Extended Length Message (ELM) Transfer
6.0 ACTIVE BCAS FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
7.0 PROVISIONS FOR AUTOMATIC TEST EQUIPMENT
7.1 General
7.2 Unit Identification
8.0 CONTROL PANEL DESIGN
8.1 Form Factor and Connector
8.2 Control Information Transfer
8.3 Control Functions
8.4 VFR/IFR Annunciation
8.5 X-Pulse Selection
8.6 IRS/FMC Data Input Source Select
8.7 Control Panel Power and Initialization
8.8 Dual ASAS Control Panel Considerations
9.0 ANTENNA
9.1 Impedance and VSWR
9.2 Gain and Polarization
9.3 Power Rating
9.4 Radiation Pattern
9.5 Connector
9.6 L-Band Systems Physical Isolation
9.7 Antenna Installation
9.8 Angle of Arrival-Sensitive Antennas
ATTACHMENTS
1A ASAS Computer Unit Connector Positioning
1B Control Unit Connector Positioning
2A Standard Interwiring
2B Notes Applicable To The Standard Interwiring
2C ASAS Unit/Control Panel Wiring
2D DABS Data Link I/O Interface Alternatives
3A ATCRBS Reply Code And Pulse Characteristics
3B Mode A Reply Code Combinations
4 DITS Control Word for ASAS
4A DITS Data Output Word for ASAS
5 DABS Message and Data Block Formats
6 Independent Standard Message (SM) Protocols
7 Suppression Pulse System Characteristics
8 Typical Blade Antenna
9 Diversity Antenna Selection
10 Environmental Test Categories
11 AEEC Letters 78-166/XPDR-21 and 78-175/XPDR-22
APPENDICES
1 SM Data Transfer Using the Standard Message
Interface
2 SM Data Transfer Using ARINC 429 "Mark 33
Digital Information System (DITS)" Standards
3 Draft US National Aviation Standard For Active
Beacon-Based Collision Avoidance System
Describes and Airborne Separation Assurance System specifically designed for installation in commercial type aircraft.
| DevelopmentNote |
OBSOLETE meaning the standard is no longer recommended for use or maintained current for new equipment designs.
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| DocumentType |
Standard
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| PublisherName |
Aeronautical Radio Inc.
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| Status |
Withdrawn
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