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Site maintenance repairs
The pages of this section of the DME 2020 Repair and Maintenance handbook are at the following
issues:
Prelim pages Section 7 Issue 3 Arndt 3a, Oct 06
Chapter 1 Introduction Issue 3, Arndt 3 Aug 06
Chapter 2 Tools and Test equipment Issue 3 Arndt 3a, Oct 06
Chapter 3 Failure diagnostic and repair Issue 3 Arndt 3a, Oct 06
Chapter 4 Antenna Issue 3, Mar 06
Chapter 5 Test Wave Forms Issue 3, Mar 06
Chapter 6 Fault Finding Flow diagrams Issue 3, Arndt 3 Aug 06

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WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
ELECTRIC SHOCK
POTENTIALLY LETHAL VOLTAGES AND CURRENTS ARE PRESENT IN THE

DME 2020 WHEN THE MAINS SUPPLY IS CONNECTED.
ENSURE THAT THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM EARTH (GROUND) IS CONNECTED AT

ALL TIMES DURING OPERATION.
BERYLLIUM
Bery llium oxide is used in the high frequency power transistors and in some terminations on high
power RF connections. In this form, it is harmless. However, if the transistor casing or termination is
split, the oxide may be exposed and represent a health hazard.
00 NOT HANDLE POWER TRANSISTORS WITH SPLIT CASINGS USING BARE

HANDS.
BATTERIES
The back-up batteries supplied with certain versions of the DME 2020 contain a fixed, gel,
electrolyte. The batteries are totally sealed when manufactured; but, if the casing of a battery has split,
there may be a danger of electrolyte spillage.
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE

OF BATTERIES ACCORDING TO LOCAL REGULATIONS
TAKE CARE WHEN HANDLING BATTERIES WITH DAMAGED CASINGS.
TAKE CARE NOT TO SHORT CIRCUIT THE BATTERY TERMINALS.
SMA COUPLING NUTS
All SMA coupling uuts should be tightened using an SMA torque spanner set to 0.79 Nm -
1.13 Nm.
EXCHANGE OF INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

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Para
1 Introduction
2 SCOPE OF THE SECTION
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
3 Electric shock
4 Beryllium
1 This chapter introduces Section 7 of the DME 2020 maintenance handbook. Section 6
covers site maintenance and repairs.
2.2 Chapter 2 - Tools and Test Equipment

The chapter lists tools and test equipment that will be required, applicable in many
areas of the DME 2020 system.
2.3 Chapter 3 - Failure diagnosis and repairs.

The chapter gives details of general failure diagnosis and repair procedures.
2.4 Chapter 4 - Antenna

The chapter gives general information on Antenna repair procedures.
2.5 Chapter 5 Wave forms

The chapter gives sample waveforms for front panels.
2.6 Chapter 6 Fault finding

The chapter gives fault finding flow diagrams for the DME2020
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1 Introduction
TOOLS AND TEST EQUIPMENT
2 Tools
3 Test equipment
4 GENERAL REPAIR TECHNIQUES
7-2-1 Tools required for installation 7-2-1

7-2-2 Tools required for maintenance 7-2-3
7-2- 3 Test equipment 7-2-5
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1 This chapter lists tools and test equipment that may be required when working on a
DME 2020 system to the repair level defined by section 7. It also gives details of general
repair techniques applicable throughout a DME 2020.
TOOLS AND TEST EQUIPMENT
TOOLS
2 Table 7.2.1 lists tools that may be required when installing a DME 2020. Table 7.2.2 lists
tools that may be required when maintaining a DME 2020.
Screwdriver set, containing a selection of flat point

and cross- oint screwdrivers
IDe plug hand tool, 6-way,

RS 475-628
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The tools listed in Table 5A.2.1 may be required,

Ius the followin :
10
11
12
13
14
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15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
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24 Xcelite screwdriver set PS-88
25 Snipe nosed pliers
26 Round nose pliers
27 90 deg angle pliers
28 Flat nosed pliers
29 Tape measure
30 12" rule
31 Crimping tool RS 533-279
32 Jewellers flat blade screwdriver set RS 544-954
33 Jewellers cross head screwdriver set RS 546-528
34 Supa drive Screwdriver #0, 1, 2
35 Flat blade screwdriver 10" x 1/8, 10" x 3/16, 10" x

1/4, 10" x 3/8
36 110 V/ 220 V mains testing screwdriver
37 Solder sucker
38 TY-RAPgun
39 Coax extraction tool and spare tip 41612
40 Coax extraction tool Cannon D type
41 Amp extraction tool
42 Allen key set, Imperial and Metric
43 Coax stripper Ideal
44 3" vice
45 Junior hacksaw and spare blades
46 10" hacksaw and spare blades
47 RS deburring tool
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48 17 mm ring spanner (2 off)

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3 Table 7.2.3 lists the minimum test equipment that will be required when working on a
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This equipment contains static sensitive devices that can be damaged by electro-static discharge
(ESD).
4.1 Ensure that power has been removed from the equipment before attempting
disassembly/reassembly procedures.
4.2 The equipment contains assemblies and parts that are sensitive to damage by
electrostatic discharge (ESD). Take precautions to prevent ESD when touching,
removing or installing assemblies or parts.
4.3 After exchanging any LRU, check the tables given in section 9 chapter 1 to see if the
LRU contains any links on circuit boards. If necessary, check the new LRU to ensure
that the link settings are correct.
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1 Introduction
2 FAILURE DIAGNOSIS
REPAIRS
3 General
BCPSU
4 Removal
5 Installation
Test
6 LSI rack
Local Status Indicator
7 Removal
8 Installation
9 Test
Low Voltage Power Supply
10 Removal
11 Installation
12 Test
Modem
13 Removal
14 Installation
15 Test
Communications Interface
16 Removal
17 Installation
18 Test
NARI C Interface
19 Removal
20 Installation
21 Test
Auxiliary Interface
22 Removal
23 Installation
24 Test
25 RF rack
RF unit
26 Removal
27 Installation
28 Test
T/R Unit
29 Removal
30 Installation
31 Test
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HP Amplifier
32 Removal
33 Installation
34 Test
35 Transponder/monitor rack
LP Amplifier
36 Removal
37 Installation
38 Test
Tx Controller
39 Removal
40 Installation
41 Test
Receiver
42 Removal
43 Installation
44 Test
Exciter.
45 Removal
46 Installation
47 Test
Tx Video
48 Removal
49 Installation
50 Test
LVPS
51 Removal
52 Installation
53 Test
HVPS
54 Removal
55 Installation
56 Test
CPU
57 Changing the CPU battery
58 Removal
59 Installation
60 Test
Monitor
61 Removal
62 Installation
63 Test
RF Generator
64 Removal
65 Installation
66 Test
67 Battery tray
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2 Failure diagnosis is achieved by observation of the indicators on the LRUs in conjunction

with BITE status checks from the local or remote status units. Fault trees are detailed in
Section 7 Chapter 6.
If the user has printed out the parameters within the seven days before the failure, and only
ONE sub-assembly has failed, a repair can be achieved by adjusting the power level on the
Tx controller to the power setting shown on the printout, using the parameter screen as a
reference. If the monitor has failed, adjustment to give the required voltage should give the
desired output shown on the parameter screen. The maintainer should then obtain the
necessary test equipment as soon as possible, to confirm serviceability.
REPAIRS
GENERAL
3 Repairs to the DME 2020 at site maintenance level comprise the exchange ofthe LRUs for
which instructions are given in the remainder of the chapter. Before exchanging an LRU,
check FAS215 in section 6 chapter 4, to see if the LRU contains any links on circuit boards. If
necessary, check the new LRU to ensure that the link settings are correct. After switching on
the equipment, check that all indicators register in the green.
WARNING
ALWAYS REMOVE POWER FROM THE EQUIPMENT AND DISABLE THE BATTERIES
BEFORE CARRYING OUT REMOVAL OR ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES.
This equipment contains static sensitive devices that eBn be damaged by

electro-static discharge (ESD).
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4.3 Put on an anti-static wrist strap and connect the strap to the earth point on the
equipment cabinet.
4.5 Undo and remove the nuts and washers securing the earth braid to the rear of the
BCPSU.
4.6.1 MAINS 1, at plug PL 1.
4.6.2 EXTIBAT 1 BITE at plug PL3.
4.6.3 TXP 1 BITE at SKI.
4.6.4 LSI PWR at SK3.
4.6.5 TXP 1 PWR at SK4.
4.6.6 DC 1 atPL5.
4.6.7 MAINS 2 at PL2 (dual only).
4.6.8 EXTIBAT 2 BITE at PL4 (dual only).
4.6.9 TXP 2 BITE at SK2 (dual only).
4.6.10 TXP 2 PWR at SK5 (dual only).
4.6.11 DC 2 at PL6 (dual only).
4.7 Remove the four screws and washers securing the BCPSU rack to the cabinet and
withdraw the rack from the cabinet.
5 Installation of the BCPSU rack is the reverse of the removal procedure. Check that all circuit
breakers are pushed home.
5.1 Switch off MAINS 1 and MAINS 2 and check that, during operation from batteries, a
Mains Fail alarm is generated and the MAIN status screen indicates BATTERY.
5.2 Check that, following the loss of the mains supply and then the restoration of the
mains supply, the Mains Fail visual alarm clears within 10 seconds.
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5.3 Check that failure or tripping of the battery protection fuse breaker produces an alarm
by tripping one of the battery circuit breakers. Check that a fault is correctly
indicated.
504 Connect a DVM to the BCPSU front panel test points and check that the battery
charge voltage is 26.8 ±O.5 V. (unless batteries are depleted).
5.5 On completion, check that the message "O.K." is shown against STATUS in the
POWER SOURCE window on the LRU STATUS screen on the LMM/RMM.
The power rack is intended for use as a component part of other equipment. When
installing the power rack and making input and output connection, the relevant safety
standards egoIEC950NDE 0805; EN60950; CSA standard c22.2 must be complied
with, especially the requirements for creepage distance, clearance and distance
through insulation between primary wiring and earth or secondary (SEL V) wiring.
The output power taken from the supply must not exceed the rating given on the
"power rack".
This Power rack is suitable for different rated voltages. The switch over to the
corresponding rated voltage which belongs to the specific appliance is done
automatically in the appliance.
The Earth wire must be connected only to the Earthing point which is marked with
the Earth symbol.
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6.7 Auxiliary Interface (optional)

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7.3 Put on the ESD wrist strap and connect the strap to an earth point on the DME
cabinet.
7.4 Loosen the two captive screws securing the front panel of the LSI rack to the chassis
and carefully lower the panel to the fully open position.
7.6 Undo and remove the three screws securing the LSI assembly to the hinge on the LSI
rack and remove the LSI assembly.
8 Installation is the reverse of the removal procedure. Before installing the replacement LRU,
check the link settings given in FAS21S (section 9 chapter 1) to ensure that the links on the
new LRU are correctly set.
9 Check that the following local indications are available on the equipment front panel, use the
LAMP TEST switch to check all the LEDs and demonstrate the functionality of the
indicators. As a final check ensure that the correct indications are displayed.
9.2 Charger 1 mains/battery/fault
9.3 Charger 2 mains/battery/fault
9.4 Monitor 1 live/standby/fault
9.5 Monitor 2 live/standby/fault
9.7 Transponder 2 live/standby/fault
9.8 CPU fault/comms faultllocal
9.10 On completion, check that all the indications on the LMM Main Status and Parameter
Status screen are correct.
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cabinet.
lOA Loosen the two captive screws securing the front panel of the LSI rack to the cabinet
and lower the front panel to the fully open position.
10.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the LVPS circuit card and pull the handle down to
disengage the circuit card from the backplane connector. Remove the circuit card
from the LSI rack.
11 Installation is the reverse of removal. Check that the message "O.K." appears in the LSI
window on the LRU Status screen of the LMMIRMM.
12 On completion, check that all the indications on the LMM Main Status and Parameter Status
screen are correct.
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13.2 Pull out the battery tray circuit breaker(s).
cabinet.
13.4 Loosen the two captive screws securing the front panel of the LSI rack to the cabinet
13.6 Grasp the ejector handle on the modem circuit card and pull the handle down to
disengage the circuit card from the backplane connector. Remove the circuit card
from the LSI rack.
14 Installation is the reverse of the removal procedure. To demonstrate that the RCIU link
operates correctly, proceed as follows:
Before starting the following tests, the LOCAL/REMOTE switch on the LSI panel must be set
to REMOTE.
14.2 Check that the indicators are showing the same as the LSI, or com:pare the indications
with those shown on the RMM PC.
14.3 For the RMM, from a remote location, with the control computer serial port
connected through a modem to the telephone network, dial up the DME and log on to
the DME at level 4. Check that normal PC monitoring and control is available as
appropriate.
14.4 The modems for the RMM and the RCIU are supplied pre-programmed. It is
important to note that, though the cards are physically interchangeable, they are
programmed differently. If the new modem fails to work, check the part number and
ensure that the correct modem has been fitted. The modem part numbers are as
follows:
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14.5 Modem (to ReIU)
14.6 Modem (to RMM)
14.7 Modem (to RMM) (283.FAU-9C) - Dial Up
(283.F A U-9F)
screen are correct.
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16.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the Communications Interface circuit card and pull the
handle down to disengage the card from the backplane connector. Remove the card
from the LS1 rack.
18.2 Check the keyer operation is correct especially if the system is associated with
another Nav Aid.
18.4 Check RSP/RCIU operation including controls
18.5 Check NARIC/Auxiliary Interface functions
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19.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the NARIC Interface circuit card and pull the handle
down to disengage the card from the backplane connector. Remove the card from the
LSI rack.
21 The following test should be performed.
21.1 Check all NARIC status and control functionality.
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22.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the Auxiliary Interface circuit card and pull the handle
down to disengage the card from the backplane connector. Remove the card from the
LSI rack.
24.2 Check all Auxiliary Interface functions are correct including dial in and dial out
functions.
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26.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the RF Unit and pull the handle out to disengage the
RF Unit from the backplane connector. Remove the RF Unit from the RF rack.
27.1 Note that the pre-selector filter within the RF Unit must have previously been set to
the correct channel.
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cabinet.
29.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the T/R Unit and pull the handle out to disengage the T/R
Unit from the backplane connector. Remove the T/R Unit from the RF rack.
30.1 The power level must be re-set in accordance with Section 2 Chapter I paragraphs 13
to 18 and 20 to 25 inclusive.
31.1 'Reply pulse characteristic' (Paragraph 23)
31.2 'Reply pulse spacing alarm' (Paragraph 24)
31.4 'Reply delay alarm and executive monitor test' (Paragraph 26)
31.5 'Receiver sensitivity check' (Paragraph 27)
31.6 'Ident alarm and executive Monitor check'. (Paragraph 30)
31.7 'Power alarm and executive Monitor check'. (Paragraph 32)

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cabinet.
TAKE CARE WHEN REMOVING HPA AS IT IS REA VY AND DAMAGE TO REAR

CONNCTOR MUST BE AVOIDED
32.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the HP Amplifier and pull the handle out to disengage the
HP Amplifier from the backplane connector. Remove the HP Amplifier from the RF
rack.
33.1 The power level should not normally require adjustment, however, if it does, follow
the procedure in Section 2 Chapter 1 paragraphs 13 to 18, and 20 to 25 inclusive for
the Transponder.
33.2 At the same time as monitoring the pulse characteristics, monitor the spectrum (if
spectrum analyser is available) as described in Section 6 Chapter 1 heading
'Measurement of the transponder output pulse spectrum' (paragraph 40). Adjust
RVII on the Tx Controller for best compromise between the pulse characteristics and
spectrum.
33.3 After adjustment ofRVl1 calibrate the delay if required, as in Section 2 Chapter 1
paragraph 26 and 27.
34 Carry out the tests detailed in Section 6 Chapter 1 under the following headings for the
repaired transponder only.
34.3 'Measurement of the transponder output pulse spectrum' (paragraph 40)
34.4 'Transponder output power' (paragraph 41)
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35 The TransponderlMonitor rack is not an LRU and should not be removed at site maintenance
facilities.
35.7 LVPS (x 2).
35.8 HVPS.
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cabinet.
36.4 Loosen the four captive screws securing the LP Amplifier to the transponder/monitor
rack.
36.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the LP Amplifier and pull the handle out to disengage the
LP Amplifier from the backplane connector. Remove the LP Amplifier from the
TransponderlMonitor rack.
37.1 The power level should not normally require adjustment, however, ifit does, follow
the procedure in Section 2 Chapter 1 paragraphs 13 to 18, and 20 to 2S inclusive for
the Transponder.
spectrum analyser is available) as described in Section 6 Chapter 1 heading
RVll on the Tx Controller for best compromise between the pulse characteristics and
spectrum.
37.3 After adjustment ofRVll calibrate the delay if required, as in Section 2 Chapter 1
38 Carry out the tests detailed in Section 6 Chapter 1 under the following headings for the
repaired transponder only.
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cabinet.
39.4 Loosen the two captive screws securing the Tx Controller to the transponder/monitor
rack.
39.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the Tx Controller and pull the handle out to disengage the
Tx Controller from the backplane connector. Remove the Tx Controller from the
Transponder/Monitor rack.
40.1 Follow the procedure in Section 2 Chapter I paragraphs 13 to 18, and 20 to 25

inclusive for the Transponder under repair.
spectrum analyser is available) as described in Section 6 Chapter I heading
RVII on the Tx Controller for best compromise between the pulse characteristics and
spectrum.
40.3 After adjustment ofRV11 calibrate the delay if required, as in Section 2 Chapter I
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Beacon cabinet.
42.3 Loosen the four captive screws securing the Receiver to the Transponder/Monitor
rack.
42.4 Grasp the ejector handle on the Receiver and pull the handle out to disengage the
Receiver from the backplane connector. Remove the Receiver from the
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cabinet.
45.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the exciter and pull the handle out to disengage the
Exciter from the backplane connector. Remove the Exciter from the
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cabinet.
48.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the Tx Video and pull the handle out to disengage the
Tx Video from the backplane connector. Remove the Tx Video from the
49 Installation is the reverse of the procedure for removal. Check the link settings against
FAS215 in section 9 chapter 1, check also the dead time links are correct for the site.
50.2 'Reply delay alarm and executive monitor test' (Paragraph 26)
50.3 'Receiver sensitivity' (paragraph 27)
50.7 To test that for independent operation the identification signal is transmitted at least
once every 40 seconds, proceed as follows:
Note: If the DME is in slave mode, a check should be made to ensure that if ident triggers are lost
then the DME continues to radiate the correct ident.
50.9 Use the oscilloscope storage capability to capture two ident signals and use the
cursors to measure the time delay between them; alternatively use a stop watch.
50.10 In associated operation (only required when this option is fitted) each 40 second
interval is divided into four equal periods, with the transponder identification
transmitted during one period only.
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cabinet.
51.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the LVPS and pull the handle out to disengage the LVPS
from the backplane connector. Remove the LVPS from the transponder/monitor rack.
52 Installation is the reverse of the procedure for removal. On completion, check that all the
indications on the PARAMETER status screen are in the green.
screen are correct.
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cabinet.
54.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the HVPS and pull the handle out to disengage the HVPS
from the backplane connector. Remove the HVPS from the transponder/monitor rack.
screen are correct.
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57 The battery protecting the RAM in the CPU must be changed every five years. To change a
battery, proceed as follows:
57.1 Take a printout of the site system parameters (from the MAIN status screen, select
"PARAMETER STATUS".
57.4 Clean the holes, if necessary, and insert the pins of the new battery into the holes.
Ensure that the battery fits flush to the circuit board.
57.6 If the CPU is to be held in storage (not replaced in the DME2020) secure a strip of
masking tape, or similar, over the soldered pins of the battery to prevent inadvertent
short circuits while the board is out of the DME 2020.
57.7 Replace the CPU by following the instructions given in paragraph 59 and ensure that
the site system parameters are re-programmed into the CPU.
cabinet.
58.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the CPU and pull the handle out to disengage the CPU
from the backplane connector. Remove the CPU from the transponder/monitor rack.
59.1 Insert the new CPU and ensure that the channel setting is correct (to prevent damage
to the equipment in the event of inadvertent broadcast) as follows:
59.1.1 Set the TRANSPONDER 1 and 2 switches to INHIBIT, to prevent power

being inadvertently broadcast.
59.1.2 Switch on the DME, access the beacon setup screen and note the channel
programmed into the CPO.
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59.1.3 Upload the Site Data from a previously saved file or alternatively enter all the
settings manually. If entering the settings manually it will be necessary to
fully calibrate the DME Power and Delay for both Transponders.
59.1.4 Ensure that the channel entry is set to the correct operating channel. Store the
setting into EEPROM
59.3 Access the PARAMETER status screen and then press < PRINT PARAMS> to get a
printout.
59.4 Access the LIMITS screen and compare the new printout with the last weekly
printout. Mark the differences. If there are none, the procedure stops here.
60.2 'Reply delay alarm and executive monitor test' (paragraph 26)
60.3 'Ident alarm and executive Monitor check' (paragraph 30)
60.6 Check this time against the station master time. If the PC time and the station master
time are the same, within acceptable local limits of accuracy, go to para 5.2.4. If the
PC time is not the same, proceed to the next sub-paragraph.
60.7 Set the time displayed by the PC to the value desired for synchronisation and then
press the <Enter> key. Check that the PC time and the station master time are now the
same.
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61.1 Set the BCPSU MAINS switch(es) to the OFF position.
cabinet.
61.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the Monitor and pull the handle out to disengage the
monitor from the backplane connector. Remove the Monitor from the
62 Check that the link settings for the replacement Monitor are the same as for the Monitor that
is being replaced or refer to FAS215 (section 6 chapter 4) for the correct link settings.
62.1 Insert the extender card CMEA 1029 into the rack and connect the Monitor to the
extender.
62.4 Connect the oscilloscope channel 1 input to the REPLY DET output on the Monitor.
Trigger the oscilloscope from the PULSE 1 output on the live TX Video. Set the time
base to 1f.lSper division.
62.7 Using the PC check that all indications on the Parameter Status Window for the
Monitor are normal. If necessary calibrate the power level.
62.8 Remove the extender following 61.1/2 above. Replace monitor and secure with
captive screws. Follow 62.2/3 above to switch the DME back on.
63.1 'Reply pulse characteristics' (paragraph 23)
63.2 'Reply pulse spacing alarm' (paragraph 24)

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63.5 'Receiver selectivity check' (paragraph 28)
63.6 'Indent alarm and executive Monitor check' (paragraph 30)
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cabinet.
64.4 Loosen the four captive screws securing the RF generator to the transponder/monitor
rack.
64.5 Grasp the ejector handle on the RF Generator and pull the handle out to disengage the
RF Generator from the backplane connector. Remove the RF Generator from the
TransponderlMonitor rack.
65.1 'Receiver sensitivity' (paragraph 27)
65.2 'Receiver selectivity check' (paragraph 28)
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WARNING
THE BATTERIES WEIGH 20 KG EACH.
67.5 Remove the negative terminal clamp from each negative terminal post and then
remove the positive terminal clamp from each positive terminal post.
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1 Repair
2 Maintenance
3 Obstruction light
The antenna is a sealed unit. In the event of an unresolved fault refer to manufacturer or
Fernau Avionics Ltd.
2 If necessary wash with a mild detergent. In the event of minor damage to the radome, refer to
manufacturer or Fernau Avionics Ltd.
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7-5-1 Front panel test wave forms (part 1) 7-5-2

7-5-5 System delay indication 7-5-6
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This chapter gives typical examples of waveforms taken from the front panel of the DME
2020 system.
INTTRIG
o
INTDET
Front panel test wave forms (part 1)

Figure 7·5-1
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o
PULSE 1
o
KEY INTTRIG
@
PULSE 1 and REPLY DET
LDES INTDET
0 0 u
r
PULSE
DECODE REPLYDET .:
0 0 n
TXVIDEO MONITOR

Figure 7-5-2
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o
INTTRIG
o
INTDET
A1
o _1\1 1
"Hi" ~
:\
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='.,. I\ •.
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2.00 v ""CI12 1.00 V '.,M,10.0}.lS A, Ext J' 800mV

Figure 7·5-3
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X Mode Interrogation showing response on LDES

for both -85dBm and -45dBm
u
,----
\-.;
PULSE 1
0 -45dBm
-85dBm
KEY
0 LDES
LDES
0
DECODE
DECODE
0
TXVIDEO
LDES

Figure 7·5-4
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System delay Indication

Figure 7-5-5
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7-6-1 DME 2020 FAULT TREE ANAL YSIS 7-6-2

7-6-2 EFFICIENCY LOW 7-6-3
7-6-3 INDICATED DELAY OUT OF TOLERANCE (Assumes Efficiency is OK) 7-6-4
7-6-4 TRANSMITTER PULSE SHAPE, SPECTRUM OR POWER OUTPUT LOW 7-6-5
7-6-5 KEYER OR IDENT FAULT 7-6-6
7-6-6 PC COMMS FAILURE 7-6-7
7-6-7 BCPSU PROBLEM 7-6-8
7-6-8 MONITOR EXECUTWE SHUTDOWN FAILURE 7-6-9
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DME 2020 FAUL T TREE ANAL YSIS

Figure 7-6-1
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EFFICIENCY LOW
Figure 7-6-2
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INDICA TED DELA Y OUT OF TOLERANCE (Assumes Efficiency is OK)

Figure 7·6·3
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TRANSMITTER PULSE SHAPE, SPECTRUM OR POWER OUTPUT LOW

Figure 7-6-4
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1-------------------------------------------------------
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KEYER OR IDENT FAULT

Figure 7·6·5
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PC COMMS FAILURE
Figure 7·6·6
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BCPSU PROBLEM
Figure 7-6-7
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MONITOR EXECUTIVE SHUTDOWN FAILURE

Figure 7-6-8
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DME2020

Site maintenance repairs

Prelim pages Section 7 Issue 3 Arndt 3a, Oct 06

Chapter 1 Introduction Issue 3, Arndt 3 Aug 06

Chapter 2 Tools and Test equipment Issue 3 Arndt 3a, Oct 06

Chapter 3 Failure diagnostic and repair Issue 3 Arndt 3a, Oct 06

Chapter 4 Antenna Issue 3, Mar 06

Chapter 5 Test Wave Forms Issue 3, Mar 06

Chapter 6 Fault Finding Flow diagrams Issue 3, Arndt 3 Aug 06

WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS

POTENTIALLY LETHAL VOLTAGES AND CURRENTS ARE PRESENT IN THE

ENSURE THAT THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM EARTH (GROUND) IS CONNECTED AT

00 NOT HANDLE POWER TRANSISTORS WITH SPLIT CASINGS USING BARE

RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE

TAKE CARE WHEN HANDLING BATTERIES WITH DAMAGED CASINGS.

TAKE CARE NOT TO SHORT CIRCUIT THE BATTERY TERMINALS.

SMA COUPLING NUTS

EXCHANGE OF INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

2.2 Chapter 2 - Tools and Test Equipment

2.3 Chapter 3 - Failure diagnosis and repairs.

2.4 Chapter 4 - Antenna

2.5 Chapter 5 Wave forms

2.6 Chapter 6 Fault finding

7-2-1 Tools required for installation 7-2-1

TOOLS AND TEST EQUIPMENT

Screwdriver set, containing a selection of flat point

IDe plug hand tool, 6-way,

The tools listed in Table 5A.2.1 may be required,

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25 Snipe nosed pliers

26 Round nose pliers

27 90 deg angle pliers

28 Flat nosed pliers

31 Crimping tool RS 533-279

32 Jewellers flat blade screwdriver set RS 544-954

33 Jewellers cross head screwdriver set RS 546-528

34 Supa drive Screwdriver #0, 1, 2

35 Flat blade screwdriver 10" x 1/8, 10" x 3/16, 10" x

36 110 V/ 220 V mains testing screwdriver

39 Coax extraction tool and spare tip 41612

40 Coax extraction tool Cannon D type

41 Amp extraction tool

42 Allen key set, Imperial and Metric

43 Coax stripper Ideal

45 Junior hacksaw and spare blades

46 10" hacksaw and spare blades

48 17 mm ring spanner (2 off)

2 Failure diagnosis is achieved by observation of the indicators on the LRUs in conjunction

This equipment contains static sensitive devices that eBn be damaged by

4.6.1 MAINS 1, at plug PL 1.

4.6.2 EXTIBAT 1 BITE at plug PL3.

4.6.3 TXP 1 BITE at SKI.

4.6.4 LSI PWR at SK3.

4.6.5 TXP 1 PWR at SK4.

4.6.7 MAINS 2 at PL2 (dual only).

4.6.8 EXTIBAT 2 BITE at PL4 (dual only).

4.6.9 TXP 2 BITE at SK2 (dual only).

4.6.10 TXP 2 PWR at SK5 (dual only).

4.6.11 DC 2 at PL6 (dual only).

6.6 NARIC Interface (optional)

6.7 Auxiliary Interface (optional)

9.2 Charger 1 mains/battery/fault