Customer : VT Manual: AMMJIC

Type : ATR72 Selected effectivity: 062-062

Rev. Date : April 1, 2008
JIC 31-31-85 PRO 10015 : READING PRINCIPLE OF PCMCIA CARD

READING PRINCIPLE OF PCMCIA CARD

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001 WARNING

IF NECESSARY, ONLY DELETE FILES OR DIRECTORIES

WITHOUT FORMATTING THE PCMCIA CARD.

002 REMOVE OF PCMCIA CARD

SEE JOB INSTRUCTION CARD

JIC : 313185-PRO-10010

003 READING PRINCIPLE

1. INSERT THE PCMCIA CARD INTO ITS HOUSING ON

A COMPUTER.
2. READING PRINCIPLE:
REF. FIG. 313185 PRO 00150
A. A/C TAIL FILE
NOTE: A PCMCIA CARD MAY BE USED ON
SEVERAL AIRCRAFT AND SO MAY CONTAIN
SEVERAL DIRECTORY NAMED WITH
DIFFERENT A/C TAIL.
THE MPC DMU WILL MAINTAIN A TEXT FILE
NAMED "ACTAIL.TXT" IN THE ROOT OF THE
PCMCIA CARD. THIS FILE WILL HOLD A SINGLE
LINE OF TEXT, WHICH WILL BE THE A/C TAIL

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OF CURRENT AIRCRAFT.
B. REPORT STORAGE
<A/C TAIL>.REP DIRECTORY ALLOWS TO ACCESS
TO ACMS STORED REPORT. INSIDE THIS
DIRECTORY, ALL REPORTS OF THE SAME TYPE
(SAME REPORT NUMBER) ARE STORED IN A
SPECIFIC SUB DIRECTORY:
REPORT 02: CRUISE
REPORT 03: EXCEEDANCE
REPORT 15: G METER
REPORT 16: IDENT
REPORT 22: FLIGHT CMC
REPORT 23: GND TEST REPORT
REPORT 24: INSTANT FLIGHT CMC REPORT
EACH REPORT IS STORED IN A SPECIFIC FILE.
C. FILTERED CRUISE REPORTS RECORD STORAGE
<A/C TAIL>.ECT DIRECTORY CONTAINS
FILTERED CRUISE REPORTS RECORD (GENERAL
AND ENGINE PARAMETERS).
INSIDE THIS DIRECTORY, SELECTED CRUISE
REPORTS WILL BE STORED IN A FILE DESTINED
TO ECTM SOFTWARE USE.
D. QAR FILES STORAGE (QUICK ACCESS RECORDER)
<A/C TAIL>.QAR DIRECTORY ALLOWS TO ACCESS
TO THE DATA RECORDED IN THE QAR.
EACH RECORD (DEFINED BY A START/STOP
EVENT) WILL BE STORED IN A SPECIFIC FILE.
E. DAR FILES STORAGE (DIGITAL ACMS RECORDER)
<A/C TAIL>.REC DIRECTORY ALLOWS TO ACCESS
TO THE DATA RECORDED IN THE DAR.
EACH RECORD (DEFINED BY START/STOP
EVENT) WILL BE STORED IN A SPECIFIC FILE.
F. SAR FILES STORAGE (SMART ACMS RECORDER)
<A/C TAIL>.SAR DIRECTORY ALLOWS TO ACCESS
TO THE SAR DATA RECORDING.
INSIDE THIS DIRECTORY, ALL SAR RECORDS OF
THE SAME PARTITION WILL BE STORED IN A
SPECIFIC SUB DIRECTORY FOLLOWING THE SAR
TYPE AND THE SAR PARTITION:
- SAR_1 AND SAR_2: STANDARD SAR

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- SAR_3: SAR EVENT

- SAR_4: EXTENDED SAR
EACH RECORD WILL BE STORED IN A SPECIFIC
FILE.
G. MFC REPORTS STORAGE
<A/C TAIL>.MFC DIRECTORY ALLOWS TO ACCESS
TO MFC FAULTS DATA (BASIC MEMORY AND
FLIGHT FAULT MEMORY DATA).
EACH STORAGE OF MFC DATA WILL BE STORED
IN A SPECIFIC FILE AND EACH FAULT STORED
IS DESCRIBED WITH A FEW LINES OF TEXT.
NOTE: MFC REPORTS STORAGE IS EFFECTED
MANUALLY: UPON OPERATOR ORDER
THROUGH THE MCDU, USING KEY "COPY
TO PCMCIA", THE DMU SOFTWARE
DOWNLOAD ALL MFC FAULTS DATA AND
WRITE IT ON THE PCMCIA DISK.
H. HARDCOPY OF MCDU SCREENS STORAGE
<A/C TAIL>.HCP DIRECTORY ALLOWS TO ACCESS
TO HARDCOPY OF MCDU SCREENS (IF A PCMCIA
CARD IS PRESENT AND AVAILABLE).
MCDU SCREENS ARE STORED ON PCMCIA DISK
WHEN THE "PRINT" KEY IS PRESSED
(WHATEVER THE STATE OF THE PRINTER).
EACH NEW RECORD WILL BE STORED IN A NEW
FILE.
EACH FILE CONTAINS THE SAME DATA AS THE
ONE SENT TO PRINTER.

004 INSTALLATION OF PCMCIA CARD

SEE JOB INSTRUCTION CARD

JIC : 313185-PRO-10010
(Ref Fig. 31-31-85 PCMCIA CARD ARCHITECTURE)

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31-31-85 PCMCIA CARD ARCHITECTURE

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Figure 31-31-85-PRO-00150-001 - PCMCIA CARD ARCHITECTURE

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