Operation & Troubleshooting Guide 2233000-81X

OPERATION & TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
2233000-81X
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DOCUMENT : OTG2233000-81X
REVISION : B
DATE : APRIL 16, 2007.
OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
2233000-81X
Teledyne Controls DFDAU / DFDMU P/N 2233000-81X provides the operator with the ability determine the
operational status from the front panel display and indicator lamps.
The DFDAU / DFDMU provides for the acquisition of mandatory data as required by regulatory agencies as well as
the management of data to determine engine trending and Flight Operations Quality Assurance (FOQA). The
system is divided into two distinct sections, Mandatory and Aircraft Condition Monitoring System (ACMS).
The DFDAU /DFDMU are manufactured and available in three versions.
Table 1
Teledyne Controls P/N ACMS ACMS Recording Media
2233000-811 No None
2233000-815 Yes Optical Diskette
2233000-816 Yes PCMCIA Card
This guide is divided into four sections.
Menu Structure
Verification of Loaded Software
Loading of Software
Determination of Faults
Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

accordance with the proprietary OTG2233000-81X
legend located on the cover -1- Revision B
2 5 4 1 3
TELEDYN E CO N TR O LS
16 CHARACTER
TELEDYNE CNTRLS LCD STATUS
WINDOW
9
ESCAPE - + ENTER EJECT
QAR / DAR
PCMCIA CARD
FLOPPY DISK
ACCESS DOOR
DFDAU
6 FAIL TELEDYNE CONTROLS
DIGITAL FLIGHT DATA ACQUISITION UNIT
/DIGITAL FLIGHT DATA MANAGEMENT UNIT
DFDMU HANDLE
7 CAUTION
PART NO. SERIAL NO.
DAP PROGRAM NO. DMP PROGRAM NO.
VERSION VERSION
8 DFDR
FAIL
UNIT STATUS
CAUTION
Figure 1
Table 2
INDEX CONTROL OR
No. INDICATOR DESCRIPTION FUNCTION
1 ENTER Button Used to move down the menu structure
2 ESCAPE Button Used to move up the menu structure
3 EJECT Button Used to eject a disk from the unit
4 + Button Used to move right in the menu structure
5 - Button Used to move left in the menu structure
6 DFDAU FAIL Red Indicator When illuminated indicates a mandatory fault failure in the DFDAU
7 DFDAU CAUTION Amber When illuminated indicates an Aircraft Condition Monitoring System
Indicator (ACMS) fault in the DFDAU
8 DFDR FAIL Red Indicator When illuminated indicates a failure in the DFDR
9 ATE 50 Pin D-SUB Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) connector provides a means for
testing the DFDAU by means of a Flight Line Tester. A PDL or ADL
may be connected for upload of Mandatory or ACMS software.

MENU STRUCTURE
FRONT STATUS DISPLAY MESSAGES
The DFDAU front panel contains a membrane keypad consisting of 5 buttons labeled ENT, ESC, EJECT, +, -. A
sixteen character LCD Display Panel is used to display hardware error messages, upload status/error messages and
software/firmware version numbers.
TELEDYNE CNTRLS
ESC + - Enter Eject
Pressing any key on the keyboard ‘wakes-up’ the display. The Panel has a top-down menu structure. The ENT key
is used to move down and the ESC is used to move up in the menu structure. The + (plus) and - (minus) keys are
used to move right and left respectively, within the menu or menu items. The following is a picture of the menu
structure:
At the top of the menu structure there are three main menu items, MANDATORY MENU, NON-MAND MENU,
and DISPLAY MENU. Upon power up of the DFDMU or a key press, the words “TELEDYNE CNTRLS” will be
displayed.
TELEDYNE CNTRLS
TOP MENU STRUCTURE
ENTER ESCAPE
MANDATORY MENU NON MAND MENU DISPLAY MENU
Figure 2
Each of the three main menu screens has a hierarchy of menu selections that are accessed using the membrane
switch panel.
TELEDYNE CNTRLS
MANDATORY MENU
STRUCTURE
ENTER ESCAPE
MANDATORY MENU
ENTER ESCAPE
LOADED FRAMES Active Frames Faults
Figure 3

TELEDYNE CNTRLS NON-MAND MENU
STRUCTURE
ENTER ESCAPE
MANDATORY MENU NON-MAND MENU DISPLAY MENU
ENTER
ESCAPE
Versions Faults
ENTER ESCAPE
Software ID Load Status
User Ent Data
Figure 4
TELEDYNE CNTRLS DISPLAY MENU

STRUCTURE
ENTER ESCAPE
MANDATORY MENU NON-MAND MENU DISPLAY MENU
ENTER
ESCAPE
LDP S/W Version Toggle Backlight Lamp Test
Special Funcs
Password = TDY
ENTER ESCAPE
Password DMP Present DMP Not Present
ENTER ESCAPE ESCAPE ENTER
Erase DAP Errors Erase DMP Errors DMP Installed
Figure 5

MENU MOVEMENT
Initial Menu
TELEDYNE CNTRLS
ENT ESC
MANDATORY MENU
ENT ESC
Loaded Frames
+ -
Active Frame
+ -
Faults
ESC
- +
ENT
Figure 6

VERIFICATION OF LOADED SOFTWARE
TELEDYNE CNTRLS
LOADED MANDATORY
FRAMES
ENTER ESCAPE
Loaded Frames: 31xx-TDY-Mxx-xx

MANDATORY MENU
Active Frames: B7x7-X 707xxxA

ENTER ESCAPE
LOADED FRAMES Active Frames
Figure 7
The “Loaded Frames” will show all of the possible frames that the LRU can support. The “Active Frames” will
indicate which “Frame” is currently being supported.
TELEDYNE CNTRLS LOADED ACMS

SOFTWARE
ENTER ESCAPE
MANDATORY MENU NON-MAND MENU
ENTER
ESCAPE
Versions
ENTER ESCAPE
Software ID
Figure 8
The Version window will display the currently active ACMS software.
Notes:

UPLOAD OF MANDATORY SOFTWARE P/N 2233000-8XX
Mandatory software should only be loaded or modified by Teledyne Controls because of the certified status; there may
be instances however where it may be accomplished by field personnel or individual airlines. The following steps
need to be followed.
The DFDAU Mandatory software can only be loaded by means of a Portable Data Loader (PDL) or an Airborne Data
Loader (ADL).
Airborne Data Loader:
1. In the cockpit set the multi-system selector switch to “DFDAU”

2. If the aircraft has two cockpit selector switches, set the upper 3-position switch to the center position
3. Turn off the power to the DFDAU by opening the AC (115V) and DC (28V) Flight Recorder circuit breakers.
4. Insert diskette number 1 of the DFDAU Mandatory upload set into the Data Loader.
5. Restore power to the DFDAU by closing the AC (115V) and DC (28V) Flight Recorder circuit breakers.
6. Observe the following sequence of displays
I N S E R T D I S K
D I S K I N S E R T E D
1 F R A M E . I D %
L O A D I N P R O G R E S S
2 X X X X X X X . L O D 4 2 %
Figure 9
7. “INSERT DISK” appears momentarily, followed by “DISK INSERTED”.
8. “1FRAME.ID” appears for approximately 1 minute during the loader initialization.
9. “LOAD IN PROGRESS” will display for approximately 30 seconds.
10. The data loader will now display the name of the file being loaded along with the progress.
11. The loading process will take between 20 and 30 minutes.
12. If the program has more than one diskette in the set, one of the following messages will appear.
C H A N G E D I S K
I N S E R T N E X T D I S K
Figure 10
13. It is important to note that there is a finite time limit in changing diskettes. If the next diskette is not
inserted promptly when requested the upload will abort and the procedure must be started again.

14. The data loader will resume automatically upon insertion of the next diskette and the percentage of
completion will begin again at 0%.
15. When the loader shows 100% for the last disk the message will show “LOAD IN PROGRESS” and then
change to “LOAD COMPLETE”.
L O A D C O M P L E T E
Figure 11
16. Immediately “Eject” the diskette from the ADL or PDL which will cause the DFDAU to begin executing the
mandatory program.
17. If there is any problem encountered during the transfer of the program from the ADL / PDL to the DFDAU
the loader will display “TRANSFER FAIL”.
T R A N S F E R F A I L
Figure 12
18. If the “TRANSFER FAIL” message appears the procedure will have to be repeated from the beginning.
CAUTION: Removal of the diskette or cycling the power to the

DFDAU / DFDMU during the upload progress will
abort the process and the procedure must be
reinitiated.
Notes:

DMP / CPU#2 APPLICATION LOADING PROCEDURES FOR DFDMU 2233000-81X
DMP / CPU#2 UPLOADS WITH THE OPTICAL DRIVE INTERFACE (ODI) (-815)
The following procedure should be used for DMP uploads through the integrated optical disk:
1. Insert the optical disk with the program into the unit.
2. Cycle power on the DFDMU by turning its circuit breaker OFF and then back ON. If the version of the
program optical disk is compatible with the bootstrap EPROM’s installed in the destination DFDMU,
the upload will be initiated within two minutes.
3. With a correct program optical disk in the unit, the disk drive light will flash a few times then turn itself
off. The upload procedure will be now taking place and will last approximately 10 minutes. Please,
understand that either removing the optical disk from the unit or cycling power to the DFDMU while the
programming is still being performed will cause the DFDMU to lose its application program; in this
case, the upload procedure must be started all over again.
4. When approximately 10 minutes have elapsed, and the load is complete, the optical disk will
automatically EJEECT. Removal of the optical disk will automatically start the execution of the new
application and can be verified on the front Liquid Display Panel (LDP) of DFDMU or the Flight Deck
Display (if installed).
5. After determining that the upload was completed properly by verifying it on the MCDU cycle power on
the DFDMU by turning its circuit breaker OFF and then ON.
6. Now the data optical disk for DAR/QAR recording may be inserted into the optical drive if recording is
desired.
DMP / CPU#2 UPLOADS WITH PCMCIA DEVICE INTERFACE (PCI) (-816)
The following procedure should be used for DMP uploads through the PCMCIA card:
1. Insert upload PCMCIA card into unit

2. Cycle power on the DFDAU. If the version of diskette is compatible with the bootstrap EPROMS, the
upload will be initiated.
3. With a correct upload disk in the unit, the upload should be completed in less than 3 minutes.
To monitor upload via LDP:
• Press ESC until you see TELEDYNE CNTRLS on display.
• Press ENT and “MANDATORY MENU” is on display.
• Press + and “NON-MANDATORY MENU” is on display.
• Press ENT and “VERSION” is on display
• Press + twice and “LOAD STATUS” is on display.
• Press ENT (allow up to 2 minutes after insertion of the PCMCIA card) then you should see
“Erasing”, “Programming”, “complete” or Remove PC-card” on display as the upload
proceeds through the different stages until completion.
4. After upload is complete. Removing the card will start the execution of the new application.

DMP / CPU#2 UPLOADS WITH EXTERNAL DATA LOADER
Teledyne Loader
The following procedure should be used for uploads through the Teledyne Data Loader:
1. Insert upload disk
2. Observe 1IDENT.DAT and % complete on Loader
3. Observe LOAD IN PROGRESS
4. Observe 2xxxx.LOD and % complete on the Loader
5. Observe LOAD COMPLETE on Loader
6. Remove upload disk
7. At this point the application will start executing
If an error occurs at any point during the upload procedure, a TRANSFER FAIL message will appear on the ADL
and the DFDMU Front display will indicate one of the error/status messages. In this case, remove upload disk,
power off the DFDMU and restart upload.
1 I D E N T . D A T 2 %
2 X X X X X . L O D 1 6 %
L O A D C O M P L E T E
T R A N S F E R F A I L
Figure 13
Notes:

legend located on the cover - 10 - Revision B
Sundstrand Loader
The following procedure should be used for uploads through the Sundstrand Data Loader:
1. Insert upload disk and observe RDY on Loader
RDY
2. Observe PROG and RDY on Loader. The drive light will flash during this time.
PROG RDY
3. Observe COMP message on Loader

COMP
4. Remove upload disk

5. At this point the application will start executing
6. Observe XFR if the transfer fails
XFR
7. Observe R/W if the drive can not recognize the diskette
R/W
8. Observe HRDW if there is a problem with the loader
HRDW
Figure 14

FRONT PANEL ENTRY OF “DOCUMENTARY DATA”.
When no entry device MCDU, CDU or IDU is available in the cockpit, it is possible to enter some documentary data
through the front panel of the DFDAU. Using the “membrane” switches on the front panel observe the following
instructions.
ESC + - Enter Eject
1. Wake up the display by pressing the “ESCAPE” (ESC) key and the display will indicate;
TELEDYNE CNTRLS
2. Press the “ENTER” key to begin the menu structure and enter the Mandatory Menu.
MANDATORY MENU
3. Press the “+” key to arrive at the “NON-MANDATORY” Menu.
NON-MAND MENU
4. Press the “ENTER” key to enter the “VERSIONS” menu option.
Versions
5. Press the “+” key to enter the “FAULTS” menu option.
Faults
6. Press the “+” key to enter the “LOAD STATUS” menu option.
Load Status
7. Press the “+” key to enter the “RECORDING” menu option.
Recording
8. Press the “ENTER” key to enter into the “User Enter Data” menu option.
User Ent Data
9. Press the “+” key to enter into the menu option which allows for the A/C Tail Number entry.
A/C Tail No
10. Press the “+” key to enter into the menu option which allows for the Engine Serial Number entry.
Engine S/N

11. Press the “-“ key and return to the Aircraft Tail Number Entry Page.
A/C Tail No
12. Press the “ENTER” key to enter into the actual entry display.
AAAAAA
13. Press the “ENTER” key and the first character will be replaced with “_”.
_AAAAA
14. Using the “+” and “-“ keys select the character, alpha or numeric that you require.
N_AAAA
N-1313
15. When the Tail Number is complete, press “ESCAPE” to return to the User Ent Data menu.
User Ent Data
16. Select “Engine S/N” entry page and enter “Engine #1” entry page and proceed as before.
Engine #1
Notes:

CHANGING OF DATA RECORDING DEVICES
Optical Diskettes.
Optical diskettes require special formatting prior to any data from the system being recorded. Later versions of the
application software will appropriately format the diskettes automatically. The majority of application software
versions in the field require that the operator pre-format the diskette with the Teledyne provided program MediaPrep.
The program is available from the Teledyne Controls web site from the Customer Service department.
TELEDYNE CNTRLS Recording

LOADING A NEW
OPTICAL DISKETTE
ENTER ENTER
ESCAPE ESCAPE
MANDATORY MENU Drive Temp OK

NON MAND MENU
ENTER
ENTER
ESCAPE
ESCAPE
0% Flash Data
Faults Versions
INSERT MEDIA-PREPED
OPTICAL DISKETTE
Load Status Recording
Figure 15
Notes:

VERIFICATION OF OPTICAL DISKETTE RECORDING CAPABILITY.
To determine if an optical disk will record correctly follow the sequence below in figure 16.
TELEDYNE CNTRLS
VERIFICATION OF
OPTICAL DISKETTE
ENTER
ESCAPE
ENTER
MANDATORY MENU NON MAND MENU Versions
ESCAPE
Load Status Faults
Recording
ENTER
ESCAPE
Media Detected No Media Media Detected
Toggles ENTER ENTER

back and
forth ESCAPE ESCAPE
Bad Media Recorder Ready
Unprepared Prepared
No Disk
Disk Disk
Figure 16
If unprepared disk is inserted the media will be detected and the display will toggle back and forth between “Media
Detected” and “Bad Media” every few seconds.
If a prepared disk is inserted the media will be detected and the display will indicate “Recorder Ready”.

PCMCIA Cards
PCMCIA card media will require special formatting prior to any data from the system being recorded. Later
versions of the application software will be capable of appropriately formatting the cards. The majority of
application software versions in the field will require the operator to pre-format the PCMCIA card with the Teledyne
provided program MediaPrep. The program is available from the Teledyne Controls web site from the Customer
Service department.
Note: Preparation of the PCMCIA card must be done to a card that has been formatted to FAT 16
TELEDYNE CNTRLS Recording

LOADING A NEW
PCMCIA CARD
ENTER ENTER
ESCAPE ESCAPE
MANDATORY MENU No Media

NON MAND MENU
ENTER
INSERT BLANK FAT 16
ESCAPE PCMCIA CARD
Faults Versions
Media Detected
Preping
Load Status Recording
Recorder Ready
Figure 17
Notes:

Recording media insertion and removal for DFDMU 2233000-816
1. Access media slot by opening the door on the right hand side of the LRU.
Door Latch
Figure 18
2. PC Card media can only be inserted one way, as it has “guide” identification at the top and the bottom of
the card.
Bottom Top
Connector End
Top
Figure 19
3. Gently but firmly insert the PC Card into the receptacle slot

Receptacle slot
Card
Figure 20
4. To remove the card, depress the release button. The PC Card will eject approximately ½ inch where it will
be readily accessible for removal.
Release
Button
Figure 21
Notes:

FAULT DETERMINATION
Fault Indicators
The DFDAU / DFDMU has three fault warning indicators, (figure 1 items 6, 7, 8) that will be illuminated when a
fault exists. The DFDAU / DFDMU “FAIL” indicator is red while the “CAUTION indicator is amber, in color.
The “FAIL” indication is associated with the mandatory recording functions, while the “CAUTION” is associated
with the aircraft condition monitoring system (ACMS). The “DFDR FAIL” indicator is red and relates only to the
Digital Flight Data Recorder.
A “FAIL” indication implies that the DFDAU / DFDMU must be replaced at the earliest convenience and is
normally considered as a “NO-GO” situation. The “FAIL” lamp indicates that the regulatory requirements for
recording are not being met.
A “CAUTION” indication implies that the DFDAU / DFDMU requires replacement at the next convenient service
location. This indication is that the ACMS is not performing the intended functions, but the mandatory recording
functions are still being met.
A “DFDR FAIL” relates entirely to the Digital Flight Data Recorder and does not indicate a problem within the
DFDAU / DFDMU. “DFDR FAIL” indications will be a product of it’s internal self test, and while presenting a
fault codes to the DFDAU / DFDMU the codes are non-latched and will be cleared by cycle of the power.
Fault Messages
The DFDAU / DFDMU will perform self tests on the Power Supply, contents of memory, DFDR output, as well as
the analog and digital inputs. These tests are performed during the power on sequence (BITE) and during normal
operation when processor timing allows. When an error is encountered the “DFDAU FAIL” or “DFDAU
CAUTION” indicator will be illuminated and the appropriate code will be generated for storage or display. Codes
generated are stored in memory as well as being sent to the DFDR within a “STATUS WORD”.
The stored “fault codes” may be viewed on the LCD Display panel (see figure 1) on the front of the DFDAU /
DFDMU (refer to figure 4).
The retrieval of “fault codes” from memory does not mean that the fault is currently active but only that it did occur.
To view a “fault code” in conjunction with an illuminated “FAIL” or “CAUTION” indicator will indicate that the
fault is current and active. “Fault codes” with no illuminated indicator should be noted, and erased and the LRU
interrogated at a later time to determine the possibility of spurious or randomly occurring problems.
Erasure of “fault codes” may be accomplished by the procedure illustrated in Figure 4 and the use of a password.
Error codes that are present but not latched have their code number and error description separated by colon (:).
Non-Latched error codes are erased when the power is cycled.
Non Latched
001 : DFDR BITE
Error codes that are present and latched into memory have their code number and error description separated by a
semi-colon (;). Latched error codes must be erased manually by access to the fault codes menu and application of a
password.
Latched
104 ; PS FAIL

FAIL CODES DFDAU / DFDMU P/N 2233000-81X
ANALOG
ANALOG SOURCE ERROR ERROR CODE DFDAU FRONT

CARD/CH PORT SOURCE HEX OCT PANEL DISPLAY
XA02-0 1 1 ADC3 201 1001 201 ADC3 CH 01
XA02-02 2 ADC3 202 1002 202 ADC3 CH 02
XA02-03 3 ADC3 203 1003 203 ADC3 CH 03
XA02-04 4 ADC3 204 1004 204 ADC3 CH 04
XA02-05 5 ADC3 205 1005 205 ADC3 CH 05
XA02-06 6 ADC3 206 1006 206 ADC3 CH 06
XA02-07 7 ADC3 207 1007 207 ADC3 CH 07
XA02-08 8 ADC3 208 1010 208 ADC3 CH 08
XA02-09 9 ADC3 209 1011 209 ADC3 CH 09
XA02-10 10 ADC3 20A 1012 20A ADC3 CH 10
XA02-11 11 ADC3 20B 1013 20B ADC3 CH 11
XA02-12 12 ADC3 20C 1014 20C ADC3 CH 12
XA02-13 13 ADC3 20D 1015 20D ADC3 CH 13
XA02-14 14 ADC3 20E 1016 20E ADC3 CH 14
XA02-15 15 ADC3 20F 1017 20F ADC3 CH 15
XA02-16 16 ADC3 210 1020 210 ADC3 CH 16
XA02-17 17 ADC3 211 1021 211 ADC3 CH 17
XA02-18 18 ADC3 212 1022 212 ADC3 CH 18
XA02-19 19 ADC3 213 1023 213 ADC3 CH 19
XA02-20 20 ADC3 214 1024 214 ADC3 CH 20
XA02-21 21 ADC3 215 1025 215 ADC3 CH 21
XA02-22 22 ADC3 216 1026 216 ADC3 CH 22
XA02-23 23 ADC3 217 1027 217 ADC3 CH 23
XA02-24 24 ADC3 218 1030 218 ADC3 CH 24
XA02-25 25 ADC3 219 1031 219 ADC3 CH 25
XA02-26 26 ADC3 21A 1032 21A ADC3 CH 26
XA02-27 27 ADC3 21B 1033 21B ADC3 CH 27
XA02-28 28 ADC3 21C 1034 21C ADC3 CH 28
XA02-29 29 ADC3 21D 1035 21D ADC3 CH 29
XA02-30 30 ADC3 21E 1036 21E ADC3 CH 30
XA02-31 31 ADC3 21F 1037 21F ADC3 CH 31
XA02-32 32 ADC3 220 1040 220 ADC3 CH 32
XA02-33 33 ADC3 221 1041 221 ADC3 CH 33
XA02-34 34 ADC3 222 1042 222 ADC3 CH 34
XA02-35 35 ADC3 223 1043 223 ADC3 CH 35
XA02-36 36 ADC3 224 1044 224 ADC3 CH 36
XA02-37 37 ADC3 225 1045 225 ADC3 CH 37
XA02-38 38 ADC3 226 1046 226 ADC3 CH 38
XA02-39 39 ADC3 227 1047 227 ADC3 CH 39
XA02-40 40 ADC3 228 1050 228 ADC3 CH 40
XA02-41 41 ADC3 229 1051 229 ADC3 CH 41
XA02-42 42 ADC3 22A 1052 22A ADC3 CH 42
XA02-43 43 ADC3 22B 1053 22B ADC3 CH 43
XA02-44 44 ADC3 22C 1054 22C ADC3 CH 44
XA02-45 47 ADC3 22D 1055 22D ADC3 CH 45
XA02-46 48 ADC3 22E 1056 22E ADC3 CH 46
XA02-47 49 ADC3 22F 1057 22F ADC3 CH 47
XA02-48 53 ADC3 230 1060 230 ADC3 CH 48
XA02-49 54 ADC3 231 1061 231 ADC3 CH 49
ANALOG SOURCE ERROR ERROR CODE DFDAU FRONT
CARD/CH PORT SOURCE HEX OCT PANEL DISPLAY
XA02-50 55 ADC3 232 1062 232 ADC3 CH 50
XA02-51 61 ADC3 233 1063 233 ADC3 CH 51
XA02-52 62 ADC3 234 1064 234 ADC3 CH 52
XA02-53 52 ADC3 235 1065 235 ADC3 CH 53
XA02-54 45 ADC3 236 1066 236 ADC3 CH 54
XA02-55 46 ADC3 237 1067 237 ADC3 CH 55
XA02-56 50 ADC3 238 1070 238 ADC3 CH 56
XA02-57 51 ADC3 239 1071 239 ADC3 CH 57
XA02-58 100 ADC3 23A 1072 23A ADC3 CH 58
DIGITAL
DITS SOURCE ERROR ERROR CODE DFDAU FRONT

CARD/CH PORT SOURCE HEX OCTAL INDICATION PANEL DISPLAY
XA04-0 1 DM8-1 401 2001 DFDAU FAIL 401 DM8-1 CH 00
XA04-9 10 DM8-1 40A 2012 DFDAU FAIL 40A DM8-1 CH 09
XA04-10 11 DM8-1 40B 2013 DFDAU FAIL 40B DM8-1 CH 10
XA04-11 12 DM8-1 40C 2014 DFDAU FAIL 40C DM8-1 CH 11
XA04-12 13 DM8-1 40D 2015 DFDAU FAIL 40D DM8-1 CH 12
XA04-13 14 DM8-1 40E 2016 DFDAU FAIL 40E DM8-1 CH 13
XA04-14 15 DM8-1 40F 2017 DFDAU FAIL 40F DM8-1 CH 14
XA04-30 31 DM8-1 41F 2037 DFDAU FAIL 41F DM8-1 CH 30
DITS SOURCE ERROR ERROR CODE DFDAU FRONT
CARD/CH PORT SOURCE HEX OCTAL INDICATION PANEL DISPLAY
XA04-46 DAP DM8-1 42F 2057 DFDAU FAIL 42F DM8-1 CH 46
XA04-47 DMP DM8-1 430 2060 DFDAU FAIL 430 DM8-1 CH 47
XA06-0 47 DM8-2 431 2061 431 DM8-2 CH 00
XA06-1 48 DM8-2 432 2062 432 DM8-2 CH 01
XA06-2 49 DM8-2 433 2063 433 DM8-2 CH 02
XA06-3 50 DM8-2 434 2064 434 DM8-2 CH 03
XA06-4 51 DM8-2 435 2065 435 DM8-2 CH 04
XA06-5 52 DM8-2 436 2066 436 DM8-2 CH 05
XA06-6 53 DM8-2 437 2067 437 DM8-2 CH 06
XA06-7 54 DM8-2 438 2070 438 DM8-2 CH 07
XA06-8 57 DM8-2 439 2071 439 DM8-2 CH 08
XA06-9 56 DM8-2 43A 2072 43A DM8-2 CH 09
XA06-10 57 DM8-2 43B 2073 43B DM8-2 CH 10
XA06-11 58 DM8-2 43C 2074 43C DM8-2 CH 11
XA06-12 59 DM8-2 43D 2075 43D DM8-2 CH 12
XA06-13 60 DM8-2 43E 2076 43E DM8-2 CH 13
XA06-14 61 DM8-2 43F 2077 43F DM8-2 CH 14
XA06-15 62 DM8-2 440 2100 440 DM8-2 CH 15
XA06-16 63 DM8-2 441 2101 441 DM8-2 CH 16
XA06-17 64 DM8-2 442 2102 442 DM8-2 CH 17
Notes:

ERROR ERROR CODE DFDAU DFDAU FRONT
SOURCE HEX OCTAL INDICATIONS PANEL DISPLAY
DFDAU PWR. SUP P. S. 103 0403 DFDAU FAIL 103 PS FAIL
BITE #1
BITE #2
BITE #3
DAP EPROM SUMCHECK DAP 101 0401 DFDAU FAIL 101 DAP SUM CK
BITE #1
DFDR DATA DAP 102 0402 DFDAU FAIL 102 DFDR WR AR
WRAP-AROUND FAIL
DFDR INTERRUPT DAP 10A ** DFDAU FAIL 10A DFDR INT
FAILURE
ANALOG INTERRUPT ADC 10B 0413 DFDAU FAIL 10B ADC INT
FAILURE
DATA FRAME FAILURE * DAP 10D 0415 DFDAU FAIL 10D DATA FR
DFDR FAILURE * DFDR 001 0001 DFDR FAIL 001 DFDR BITE
DFDR PLAYBACK * DFDR 502 2402 -- 502 DFDR PB
DAP TO FRONT PANEL DAP / FPD 301 1401 DFDAU FAIL 301 DAP COM FA
COM FAILURE
NOTES:
* THIS FAILURE IS NOT STORED IN NVM
** THIS FAILURE SHALL BE ACCOMPANIED BY A LOSS OF THE OUTPUT TO THE DFDR.
412 ; DM8-1 CH17 104 ; PS FAIL 21C ; ADC2 CH28
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OPERATION & TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

12333 West Olympic Blvd

The DFDAU /DFDMU are manufactured and available in three versions.

Teledyne Controls P/N ACMS ACMS Recording Media

This guide is divided into four sections.

Verification of Loaded Software

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

FRONT STATUS DISPLAY MESSAGES

ESC + - Enter Eject

MANDATORY MENU NON MAND MENU DISPLAY MENU

LOADED FRAMES Active Frames Faults

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

MANDATORY MENU NON-MAND MENU DISPLAY MENU

Software ID Load Status

User Ent Data

TELEDYNE CNTRLS DISPLAY MENU

MANDATORY MENU NON-MAND MENU DISPLAY MENU

LDP S/W Version Toggle Backlight Lamp Test

Password DMP Present DMP Not Present

ENTER ESCAPE ESCAPE ENTER

Erase DAP Errors Erase DMP Errors DMP Installed

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Loaded Frames: 31xx-TDY-Mxx-xx

Active Frames: B7x7-X 707xxxA

LOADED FRAMES Active Frames

TELEDYNE CNTRLS LOADED ACMS

MANDATORY MENU NON-MAND MENU

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Airborne Data Loader:

1. In the cockpit set the multi-system selector switch to “DFDAU”

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

CAUTION: Removal of the diskette or cycling the power to the

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

DMP / CPU#2 UPLOADS WITH PCMCIA DEVICE INTERFACE (PCI) (-816)

1. Insert upload PCMCIA card into unit

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

3. Observe COMP message on Loader

4. Remove upload disk

7. Observe R/W if the drive can not recognize the diskette

8. Observe HRDW if there is a problem with the loader

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

ESC + - Enter Eject

3. Press the “+” key to arrive at the “NON-MANDATORY” Menu.

4. Press the “ENTER” key to enter the “VERSIONS” menu option.

5. Press the “+” key to enter the “FAULTS” menu option.

7. Press the “+” key to enter the “RECORDING” menu option.

User Ent Data

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

User Ent Data

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

TELEDYNE CNTRLS Recording

MANDATORY MENU Drive Temp OK

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

MANDATORY MENU NON MAND MENU Versions

Load Status Faults

Media Detected No Media Media Detected

Toggles ENTER ENTER

Bad Media Recorder Ready

Use and disclosure shall be in OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

TELEDYNE CNTRLS Recording