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As
discussed earlier the BBG-2572 accepts NMEA data from the
SR-2100 compass and transmits synchro signals out. This
interface has four (4) circuit cards that operate
independent of each other. The operation of these cards is
as follows.
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Circuit
card #1 is designated for heading only. This card receives
serial data from the SR-2100 and converts it to 1X and 36X
115VAC/400HZ synchro output at 4.5VA. The outputs of this
card are fuse protected at the maximum output power of 63ma.
Outputs are connected via terminal block to the synchro
signal amplifier.
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Circuit
card #2 is designated for roll only. This card receives
serial data from the SR-2100 and converts it to 2X and 36X
115VAC/400HZ synchro output at 4.5VA. The outputs of this
card are fuse protected at the maximum output at 63ma.
Outputs are connected via terminal block to the synchro
signal amplifier
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Circuit
card #3 is designated for pitch only. This card receives
serial data from the SR-2100 and converts it to 2X and 36X
115VAC/400HZ synchro output at 4.5VA. The outputs of this
card are fuse protected at the maximum output power of 63ma.
Outputs are connected via terminal block to the synchro
signal amplifier.
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Circuit
card #4 is designated for speed only. This card receives
serial data from the GPS in the $VTG sentence format. This
is then converted to 1X 115VAC/400HZ synchro output at
4.5VA. The outputs of this card are fused at a maximum
output power of 63ma. Outputs are connected via terminal
block to the equipment that requires it. The 1X output
represents 40 knot speed. |