BECKER ANIONIC SYSTEMS Audio Selector and Intercom Unit AS 3100 - (12) Installation and Operation Manual DV 27802.08 Issue 2 August 1988 Change 1 December 1994 Becker Flugfunkwerk GmbH + Baden Airpark B 108 D-77836 Rheinmiinster + Telefon 07229 / 305-0 E-Mal : info@becker-avionics.de oder support@becker-avionies deFIRST ISSUE AND CHANGES Issue.....2..... August 1988 Change .....4..... December 1994 LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES Page No. Date : Page No. Date : Te 05/99 1s tell ges 44-13 08/88 14-16 12/94 21-24 o8/e8 24 08/88 22 12/94 23 08/88 24 12/94 25-240 08/88 an 12/94 242-244 08/88 34-341 ses 34-32 08/88 33 12/94 34 08/88 (© 1900 by Becker Fugtnkwerk GmbH A ights coredGENERAL AS3100- (12) INFORMATION TABLE. OF CONTENTS Section GENERAL INEORKATION Introduction Paget Appl teatton 1 General desertptton 1 Technical data 1 General data 1 Mtke / IC outputs 1 Hike amplt ft 1 Headphone anplifter 1 HOT NIKE modute 1 Emergency operation 1 Accessories (not contained tn the scope of delivery) 1 nodule 0/00 seineDV 2780!,03/.08 aren Section Introduction ‘SENERAL_INFORMAT oH The following Handbooks describe the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit AS 3100 - (12) of the AUDIO SELECTOR and INTERCOM SYSTEM AS! 3100, Handbook OV 27802.04 Section Handbook DV 27802.03, "Installation and Operstion" | "Maintenance and Repaic'™ ' Concrat Information x x u Installation x x mu Operating Instructions: x x w Theory of Operation x v Maintenance and Repair x uw MMlusteated Parts List x vn Mogi fication and Changes x vit Circuit Diagrams x 12 Application The Audio Selector and Intercom Unit AS 3100 ~ (12) is a component part of the Audio Selector and Intercom System AS! 3100 and suitable for instalation in aireraft. It sarvns the purpose of intercomunication between the crew, radio telephone communication os well as monitoring call and warning signals.BLANKGeneral _deseription The Audio Selector and Intercom Unit is designed as 2 monoblock unit and intended for inotalTation in the operating consoles of aircraft. The dimensiune comply mith Ue ARINC standard for contro? units, the unit is mounted by seans of four OZUS fasteners, AIT control elements of the unit are Tocated on the front panel. The 50-pin unit connector 4s arranged on the rear of the unit. ‘The Audio Selector and Intercom Unit features the folloming modules = 2 mike amplifier modules (1 module for energency operation only) = 1 speaker amplifier modute (for energency operation only used instead of headphone amplifier) = THOT MIKE rodute These four modules are arranged on the interwiring board which also contains the voltage regulator and the headphone amplifier. ‘The Audio Selector and Intercom Unit permits the following odes of operation : 1. IC/HOT MIKE operation, thrashold controlled afreraft intercomunication without operating = control clement in the positions 1- i ond PA of the transmitter selector switch. 2. IC operation, sircraft intercommunication with IC key in all positions of the transmitter selector switch. In position IC, IC operation i¢ also possible with the PTT key (option). 3 Miniva af the connected transceivers (man. trancoeivere) In thi 4 of the transmitter selector switch by means of the PIT key with simultaneous IC muting (priority transmission). 4, Receiver interception, monitoring the connected receivers by means of pusbutton switches, 5. Drive of a ranote public addracs amplifier in position PA of the transmitter selector switch with the PIT key. 6. Emergency operation by means of EMER pushbutton switch in the event of failure of ‘the supply voltage | or @ module or 8 part of the normal operation efreuit of the unit. expander inputs. The Audio Selector and Intercom Unit is designed for connection of headsets with dyn. inveropnones of > ~ ZUU 4 and headphones of 8S! or 300 02 nice! data General data upper Timit 30,3 V Tower Timit 24,8 _V (16 V at reduced poner) supply voltage tana 11 ee ores 0° /€0"wade AG00/00 Current consumption during nomal operation or in energency operation = Panel Nghting Operating temperature range Vibration Dimensions: = Front pane? = taning dapth Neight Audio inputs NAV receivers OME receiver MR receiver Fixed input | Fixed input 11 fixed input 111 Expander input | expander tnput 11 Sidetane and audio monitoring 0,4 A (without panel lighting) 220 mA at 27,5. 500 mA at 13,75 V = 20°... + 55° C (short-time + 70°C) RTCA 00 - 160 A Cat. +N Tek 00 = 160.4 Env. Cat. D1/A/MN/XAXXXKABABA 38.1 x 186 om 170 wm above unt connector approx. 0,73 kg 1V£108 into 7,512 +108 at rated poner re- V2 Us into 1,542 + 108 Ter to Sec tion 1.4.5 1V £108 Into 7,540 + 108 1.V£108 into 7,549 + 10% 1.V £108 into 7,542 + 10% (at ratea power / adjustable with VOL control) 1.V £108 Into 7,542 + 10% (at rated poner / muting / adjustable with VOL control) (at rated poner / muting / adjustable with VOL control) 50 AV £ 108 into 2,2k + 108 (at rated power) 100 av = 108 tnto 2,34 #108 (at rated poner / adjustable with VOL control) 1 VE 108 into 7,5k2 + 108 (at rated power / adjustable from out= side with R 2042)Hike / IC outputs Mike Vines 1 - 6 Ie audto ine Mike amplifier module lput impedance for dyn. mikes Input voltage Common mode rejection AGC throshold Output voltage Frequency response Distortion factor Signal-to-noise ratio S+N/.N Output power (rated poner) Sidetone attenvation for trensmisston Audio monitoring during reception VOL and IC contro? range Frequency response Distortion factor Signal-tornoise ratio S+#N/.N HOT NIKE nodute Threshold switch = Switeh-on threshoté 0,65 . . . 0,72 V into 150.9 0.65 ... 0.72 V into 200 0 (minimum termination) (adjustable from outside with R 5003) 200 2 500 nV... 20 av 50 dB (weighted) 4452 6. 6 mv ENF / RI ~ 2002 0,65... 0,72 V into 1502 (regu- lated) 350 He... 6 ki (~ 3 8) 2 108 ot 0,7 V into 150.8 50 a8 02 or 2008 typ. 0,4 W into 8 oF 0,65 W into 1500 (0,7 W into 120.0) 0 dB (or - 6 dB, adjustable from out sfde with R 2082) 0-8 (or + 6 d8, internally —change- over with Br 1001) = 30 a8 (- 3 8) 350 He... 6 hie (= 3 08) 5 108 at 0,8 W into 82 e508 0,55... 0,8av EMF/Ri = 2009, f= 200 Ke (adjustable from outside with R 5023) 12104 vv 27802.13/.0812004 = Holding time Ie audto line amplifier = Audio output voltage = Frequency response = Signal-to-noise ratio S+N/N IC sidetone attenuation Energeney operation Audio inputs Audto outputs = Hike Maes. = Headphone (main poner supply switched-off) 0,8... 1,2 5 (adjustable from out side with R 5035) 0.85... 0.72 V Into 200 9 minimum load resistance (adjustable from outside with F 5003) 350 He... 6 ki (4 08) 510.9628 0.7 V into £00 2 (minimum load resistance) 2 50 48 0-8 (or ~ 6 dB, internally change over with Br 20032) a5 under 1.4.2 (monitoring takes place also in emergency) operation by depressing the receiver pushbutton switches) 0,65 . . 0,72 V into 150 Q (regulated) typ. 0.28 W into 8 2 or 0.12 W into 150.0 (adjustable rom outside with R 4005 or R 10) 13 Accessories (not contained in the scope of delivery) Cable connector Part No, :258,800-954 15/16BLANKAS 3100 -(12) INSTALLATION ABLE_OF_conTents Sectton uu INSTALLATION Cenerat Page Inspection prtor to tnstallation Mechantea! insraltacion Mecraft wirtng Goneral information Fuse orotectton and wirtne of oower suonly Wiring and matching of aircraft interconmuntcstton Matching of the IC audio Ine Adjusting the IC audio ine level Setone attenuatton for transmtsston Audio monitoring durtng reception Connection of panel Tahting Pin connections of unit connector Technical requtrenents for matching Test, measurements and adjustments after installation Functional test after tnstallatton IC/HOT MIKE operation IC operation with IC key or PTT key Transmitter driving x Receiver mont toring a Measurements and adjustments after instal Tatton 2 HC/HOT MIKE etrerart Inter comuntestcon z Recetver monitoring 2 Fixed tnputs 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Expander inputs Transmitter driving PA announcenents Stgnal-to-notse ratto of the headghone amplifier rete of the mike mpl tfter Stgnal-to-notse ratio tn IC operation Stgnal-to-nat 09/08ail Section Fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. a 6 28 29 LisT oF is INSTALLATION Installation dimenstons of the Audte Selector and Intercom Untt AS 3100 = (12) Page Fite pentartion and atetng af preme supply Functional ctrcutt dtagram of atrcraft tntercomnuntestion Examples of IC audio Hne matching Test setup for adjusting the IC audto Itne level Posttion of the vartable resistors Position of the jumper Br 2003 on the Intermiring board Posttton of the jumper BR 1001 Posttton of the diode D 2071 on the interwiring hoard 29 2-10 att at 212 212 213 a 08/88 by 27802.01/.04Section a INSTALLATION General The installation of the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit decends on the tyoe of aircraft and its equipment. For this reason, only generally applicable information can be provided in this section, Inspection prior to installation Before installing the Audio Selector and Intercom System in an aircraft. 8 visual in spection should be carried out in order to determine any damage which the unit may have incurred during transport, paying particular attention to the following defects : 1. Diet, dents, seratehes, corrosion, broken secur iuy elements on casing and casing parts. 2, Dirt and scratches on nameplate, front panel and markings. 3. Dirt, bent or broken pins, eracked unit connector eTement. 4. Dirt, stttfness ond mechenicel demage of pushbutton anitelies, rolery amiteties aid potentioneters. Mechanica! installation The Audio Selector and Intercom Unit must be installed in a suitable position in the installation dimensions of the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit. The Audio Selector and Intercom Unit is secured by means of 4 OZUS fasteners. Aeorafe wiring Conor st_information ‘The aircraft wiring of the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit differs depending on the type of aircraft and equipment. For this reason, only generally applicable information can be provided. NOTE © The signe! Tines should be screened and twisted if necessary and provided with 2 cormon shield for uncertain BNC conditions. © Porticutar attention should be paid to good ground arrangenent (supply voltage ground, audio ground) from 3 central ground point. Ground loops must be avoided. Fuse protection and wiring of power supply. Refer to Fig, 2-2 for fuse protection and wiring of the power supply with one or sei Audio Selector and Intercom Units.4.3 Wieing and matching of aircraft interconmunication Fig. 2-3 shows the fundamental function of the IC aircraft intercommunication, 1. IC/HOT MIKE operation The aircraft intercomunication is threshold-controlled in the positions 1 - & and 6 (PA) of the transmitter celector switch. In thie way, eeraft intarcommunt= cation is possible without operating a control element. 2. HC operation with IC kay or PTT key ‘Ine aircrart interccrmumeation 1S possiDle by depressing the IC key, the thres- hold-control is bypassed. IC operation is also possible with the IC key or PTT key in position IC of the transmitter selector switch, while the threshold-control is deactivated. 3. IC operation with PIT key (option) When IC operation is to be inplenented but no IC key is available, the diode 0 2071 (1 M4148) shouTd be Used (refer to Fig. 2-3, Fig. 2-9 and cireuit aiagram wiring board). IC operation is then possible with the PIT key in position IC of the transmitter selector switch, while the threshold-control is deactivated. Matching of the IC audio Tine ‘The IC audio line of the Aut Selector and intercom Unit leads to he corresponaing intercom unts (¢.g. AS 3100 (FIC 3100 etc). A maximum of three units with an input impedance of 600 0 can be connected, The IC audio line level is set at the works to 0.7 V at a load of 200 0. Iftwo units are connected, the IC aude line should be ‘connected with a load resistor of 600 0 and 300 2 when only one unit is connected (also See Fic. 2-4), 2.8.3.2 Adjusting the IC audio Tine level If necessary, the setting of the IC audio line level carried out at the works can be repeated as follows 1. Arrange test setup in accordance with Fig. 2-5. 2, Set AF generator (Ri = 200 2) to 10 nV EMF/I kHz. 3. By means of F 5008 (accessible trom the outside, see Fig. 2-6), adust IC audio line level to 0.7 V at a load resistor depending on numberof units. The IC sidetone attenuation of the unit can be optionally set to 0 dB or - 6 8. 0 G8 setting : insert jumper Br 2003 (see Fig. 2-7) = 6 «B reduction : remove jumper Br 2003 (see Fig. 2-7). 2.85 Sidotone attenuation for transmission ‘The sidetone attenuation of the unit during transmission can be optionally set to 0 dB or = 6 dB by means of the variable resistor R 2082 (see Fig, 2-6). 1294 bv 27802,03/.0%Audio mons toring during reception ‘Audio monitoring of the unit can be set optionally to 0 dB or + 6 a8, 0 dB setting : insert junper Br 1001 (see Fig. 2-8) +6 dB level increase : renove Br 1001 (see Fig. 2-8). NOTE ‘Audio monitoring during reception depends on the sidetone attenuation set with R 2042, 2ekaT Connection of panel 1ighting The pane! lighting of the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit can be operated at 27.5 V or 13.75 V. The pins 50 end 32 (ground) of the unit connector should be used for the 27.5 V Tighting system. The pins 28 and 32 (ground) are available for the 13.75 V Tighting by the pins 50 and 32 must be commeteds Pin connections of unit connector Plug : J 1001 Connection Pine Comoe fin Mike (sym, dyn.) 1 Key Vine 4 18 Nike (sym, dyn.) 2 Key Vine 5 19 Mike ground 3 Key Tine 6 (PA) 20 Spare (aike) ‘ Mike Vine 1 a Spare (mike) 5 Mike ne 2 2 PIT key ‘ Mike Vine 3 2 1 key 7 Expander tnput 11 2 Headphone 300 2 (HI) 8 ‘Audio input receiver 6 2s Headphone 8 2 (HI) 3 Fixed input 111 26 Headphone (LO) 10 Audio input transceiver 1 7 Supply voltage ground n MMunination + 13,75 V 28 Supply voltage 1 + 27.5. 2 Audio input transceiver 229 hudio ground 3 Muting control line 30 1e audio Tine . Audio input transceiver 3 3 Audio ground 5 Muni nation ground 32 Spare 16 Audio input transceiver 6 33 Expander input 1 Ww Key Tine 1 Fn 8/88a conection 2 connection Pin Key Tine 2 3 Audio Input receiver 1 ” Key Vine 3 x6 Audio Input recetver 4 4s Mike Tine 5 38 Audio tnput receiver 5 ” Mike Tine 6 (PA) 2 Audto ground “6 Supply voltage 11 + 27.5 V Fixed Snput | 4s a. . MMumination + 27.5 V 50 Audio input receiver 2 ” Fixed Input 11 ” Audio input recelver 3 2 Technical requirements for matching The connected units are matched to the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit as follows Receiver monitoring 1V 4108 into 7.542 + 10% Fixed snputs TV 108 into 7.5K2 + 10% Expander input | 50 a £ 108 into 2.2k9 + 108 Expander input 11 100 aV + 108 into 2.5k2 + 108 IC audio Tine 0.7 V into 200 2 (minimal termination) 2S Tests, measurements and adjustments after installation General After installing the audio selector and intercom system functional test, measurements and, MT necessary, agjustnents snoula be carried out rn the atreratt in order to establish and eliminate possible faults in the aircraft wiring or matching system. In addition, these easurenents make it possible to check the interference caused by avionic equipment, Bireraft wiring and monitoring svsten recarding high and Tow frequency interfering voltages. 2.5.2 Function! vests after instal tacton The functional tests of 211 components of the Audio Selector and Intercom System should be carried out after installation, raya ov 27602,03/.0%2.5.2.1 IC/HOT MIKE operation 1, Switch transmitter selector switch on Audio Selector and Intercom Unit to any position, but not to IC, Set IC volume control to medium volume. 2, Speak into the mikes of all units connected to the IC audio Tine one after the 3. The spoken information must be heard at all units. Secondary noises must not be ‘transmitted during the speech pauses (threshold switch). IC operation with IC key or with PTT key (option} Depress IC key and speak into mike. The spoken information must be heard at ell units. In position 1C of the transmitter selector snitch, conmunication must be possible only when the IC key or PIT key is depressed, 3. IF no IC key is available and the diode D 2071 mac used in secardance with Section 2.4.3 (option), switch the transmitter selector switch to position IC, depress the PIT key and speak into the aike. In the three specitied cases, the spoken information must be heard at all the unite. Teansmitter driving 1. Switch on 211 corresponding or connected units. ctor Select the various transmitters one after the other with the transmitter se switch, depress the PIT key and speak into the mike. 3. If must be possible to hear the sidetone in the headphone and to adjust the volune by means of the VOL control. Receiver monitoring 1. Actuate the various receivers one after the other by means of the receiver push- buttons. 2. The receiver noise must be heard in each case and it must be possible to control 2.5.3 Measurements and adjustments after installation After successfully checking the function of the system, measurements and adjustments should be carried out in order to ensure that the Audio Selector and Intercom System is correctly mired end optinelly meleled Lo the eviume equipment. During the measurements, all aircraft equipment should be switched on in order to determine any possible inter= ference or noise caused by extrenuous units. The most important measurenents regarding interference (measuring the signal-to-noise ratios) should be repeated with the engines running.2.5.3.1 IC/HOT MIKE aircraft intercomunteation 1. Set IC volume contro! to maximum. 2. Switch transmitter selector switch to position 1 and depress IC key or switch to position IC and depress PIT key. 3. Apply 10 nV EMF/1 kiz with Ri = 2009 to the mike input of the relevent unit (ob serve mike jack assignnents). 4, Check voTtage on the IC audio Tine (0.7 V at pin 18 of unit connector) with unit fully equipped. If necessary, adjust voltage to 0.7 V using R $003 (accessible fron outside, see Fig. 2-6). 5. A voltage of = 1.8 V into 82 = 0.4 W should be measured at the headphone jack of the relevant Audio Selector and Intercon Unit. If aust be possible to measure a vortage of = 0.9 V into B= 0.1 W in the cose of units with the sidetone attenue- tion set to - 6 48. 6. It must be possible to measure a voltage of = 1.8V into 82= 0.4 W (IC volume contre! at max.) at the headphone jack of the corresponding units, 7. Switch transaftter selector switch to position 1 and depress PIT key. There must be no signal at the headphone jack of the transmitting Audio Selector and Intercom Unit and the corresponding units provided transceiver 1 has been switched off or its volume potentiometer has been set to a minimum, Do not depress the IC key or PIT key during the Following measurements and adjustments. IC/HOT MIKE snitcheon threshold : Set the frequency of the mike input voltage to 200 Hz and slowly reduce the level untiT voice communication is interrupted. Then slowly increase the mike voltage until the if necessary, it can be readjusted (depending on the noise level of the aircraft) by means of the variable resistor R 5023 (accessible fron outside, see Fig. 2-6). IC/HOT MIKE holding time t Put on headset and speak short and loud into the mike. Measure the time required to intarruption of voiea eoeminication (raduicad noise in headphone). the standard setting of approx. 1s can, If necessary, be adjusted with the variable resistor R 5035 (accessible from the outside, see Fig. 2-6). Receiver monitoring. 2. Turn VOL contro} fully clockwise. 3. Uepress T/K-pusnbutton 1, Apply to the AF-input of transceiver 1 an AF signal of 1V / kite of Tow impedance by means of signal generator. 4. A voltage of = 1.8 V into 82 = 0.4 W must be measured at the headphone aut by 77802.03/.0800/00 5. Switch off transceiver pushbutton switch 1 and switch transmitter selector switch ‘to position 1. A voltage of = 1.8 V must be pending at the headphone output (depending on the sidotone attenuation set with R 2082), can be adjusted by means of the variable resistor R 2082 (accessible from the outside, see Fig, 2-6) (aIso see Section 2.4.5). Repeat the test steps 1-7 for each receiver which can be soni tored. 233 Efved inpute At an input voltage of 1 V + 10% into 7.5k2 £108 the units connected to the fixed ‘input | must have a typical power output at the headphone output of 0.4 H into 8 2= 1.8 V. The tixed input | can be adjusted with the VOL control, At an input voltage of 1 V + 108 into 7.5K2 # 10%, the units connected to the fixed inputs I and III must have » typical pewar output st the headphone output of OA M into 82 = 1,8 V, The volume of the two fixed inputs can be adjusted with the VOL control. Both fixed inputs are muted during transaission by means of the euting snitch, 2.5.3.4 Expander inputs At an feput voltagn of SO a +108 intn 7 720 + 108, the unite connected to the expander input | (e.g. auxiliary unit) must have a typical poner output at the headphone output of 0,6 W into 82 = 1.8 V. The volume of the expander input | is defined by means of fixed resistors. ‘An input voltage of 100 mV 10% into 2.5K + 10% at the expander input II provides an ‘output power st the headphone output of typical 0.4 W into 8. The volume of the expander input II can be adjusted with the VOL contro! Transmitter driving Feed in a voltage of 10 eV EMF/1 kiz with Ri = 2002 at the mike jack, Depress PIT key and consecutively switch transmitter selector switch from position 1 to 4, With a test re~ ceiver (or via RF Toad resistor and oscilloscope) check the degree of madulatian ar Frequency deviation of the individual transmitters. In position 6 (PA) of the transmitter selector switch, cabin announcements are possible via 2 separate PA amplifier. A sidetone exist during PA announcements only whan tha audio signal is directed fron the PA output of the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit via a matching network to the expander input 11, 2.5.3.7 Signal-to-noise ratio of the headshone amplifier Switch off a17 units connected to the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit. Snitch off al? receiver pushbutton switchs. Tura the YOL control and the IC volume control fully clock- wise, Measure the noise voltage at the headphone output at 1509 terminal and determine the signal-to-noise ratio. The signal-tovnofse ratio of the headphone amplifier must be5.3.8 Signal-tovnoise ratio of the atke amplifier Increase the voltage (EMF) applied at the mike jeck until @ level of 0.7 V at 150 2 can be measured on the selected mike line. Switch off supply signal, measure noise voltage and determine signal-to-noise ratio, The signal-to-noise ratio of ‘the mike aaplifier ust be 2 50 dB, 3.8 Signal-tornol se ratio in IC operation Set voltage (EMF) applied at the mike jack to the same value as when measuring the mike amplifier signal-to-noise ratio (refer to Section 2.3.5.8). Switch transmitter selector switch in position IC, depress PIT key or IC key and measure output voltage on the IC signal-to-noise ratio. The signal-to-noise ratio must be = 50 48. ey bv 27802,3/.080.26 mm 8 é g € Bae 83 be © © PA Ply 1 = T Lyerly Figs 21 Installation dimensions of the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit, as 3100 - (12)AS 3100-(12) (Pitot) AS 3100-{12) (Lopuiot) Fig. 2-2 [fer var Z| se ‘e ape v.28 tS i. ryserrmer mane | ese aemeniase a A iss meray mt 12288 a hy aus 1 Fuse protection and wiring of poner supply as 3100-112) By 27802.03/.04AS 3100, AS3100 iLO Ic 3100 ete. Ri = 6009 }600.n, Ri = 600 2 a5 1C 3100 iso oe atta AS 3100-(12) ven a ln i nee a 2 Ris 2000 SUPPLY VOLTAGE +275 || 42 +1 power suPPLY cman oan [fs : evo ue me a aoe Fig. 2-5 Tost sety * Resistor depending on nunber of units. jp for adjusting the IC audio Tine levelIC AUDIO LINE HOLOING HOT MIKE OUTPUT “TINE. SENSITIVITY 5003-5035 R023 t TOS a. (| On) qt Vv 2083 2042 FIXED INPUT I SIDETONE woNTOR ‘SPEAKER AMPLIFIER ‘SENSITIVITY RLOOS OR R10 qf i © store Fig. 2-6 Position of the variable res! Fig. 27 Position of the jumper Sr 2003 on the interwiring board Dv 27802,03/.04‘i001 Fig. 2-8 Position of the jumper 6 1001 kvizea een TO 1008005 NOTE When installing the diode D 2071, the cable connection KV 1242 must be moved from the solder point 2187 to the transmitter selector switch 5 1006/IV Pin 5. Fig. 208 Position of the diode D 2071 an the interwiring board aerateBLANKSection Section Fig. 31 OPERATING AS3100- (12) TABLE OF CONTENTS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Controls Page Desertption and function of controls operating instructtons Preparation IC/HOT MIKE operation IC operation with IC key or wlth PIT key IC operation with PTT key (option) Transmitter driving Receiver monttoring onstortng the Tixea inputs ang expancer inputs. PA announcenents Energency operation LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS uu OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Front panel of the Audto Selector and Intercom Untt AS 3100 - (12) 34 INSTRUCTIONSBLANKSection u Controls TRANSCEIVER PUSH (QPERATING_INSTRUCTIONS UTTON SWITCHES EMERGENCY PUSHBUTTON SWITCH in \ II S SS m A ] ZL Wad RECEIVER PUSHBUTTON SWITCHES TRANSMITTER SELECTOR SWITCH NY / Ic VOLUME CONTROL vouume CONTROL Figs 31 Front panel of the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit AS 3100 - (12) Description and function of controls Control Description Function Transmitter selector switch with positions 1, 2,3, 4 and PA Rotary switch with 6 lock positions and 6 amiteh decks Positions 1 to 4 Transmitter driving with PIT key ‘and simultaneous sonttoring of sidetone to headphone amplifier. ‘The corresponding receivers - AF are monitored during reception In addition, the threshold-con- trol for IC/HOT MIKE operation is activated in the positions 1 to & and PA Position IC : Drive of tha IC audio Tine with IC key or PIT key by deactivated threshotd-control Position PA Drive of @ remote PA amplifier with the PIT key32 Controt Description Function Transceiver pushbutton ' pushbutton switches | Audio monitor of transcefvers switches 1, 2, 3 and 4 sch with 2 lock posi- | 1 to & tions Switch depressed : ON Switch not depressed : OFF Energency pushbutton Pushbutton switch with | ON/OFF switch for switch EMER 2 lock positions operation Switeh depressed : ON Switch not depressed + OFF Receiver pushbutton switch | 6 pushbutton switches | Audio monitor of connected recei~ each with 2 lock vers (e.g. NAV, ADF, DHE, KR, positions ete) Switch depressed : ON Switch not depressed + OFF Volune contro? Potentioneter Continously variable volume con~ Turned fully counterclockwise = ninimun volume Turned fully clockwise volume trol of aircraft interconmunica~ thon Turned fully counterclockwise = sinimue volume Turned fully clockwise = max. volune 33 Operating instructions 3.3.1 Preparation Gutteh on sirerate olectrioal ayetom (check that the eireutt bresker fe ewitehed on) 3.3.2 IC/MOT MIKE operation Switeh transmitter selector snitch in any position, but not in position IC, Speak into the Intke, the theeshold-controlied aircraft intercommunications system switches on autonati- cally without actuating » cantral alament. The systen iz switchad off automatically ducing Tong pauses so that no cabin noises are transmitted. sree by 27802.01/.04wy 27802.45/ 08 onsen The sidetone of the outgoing Signal and the Incoming signal from the IC audio line are infinitely variable with the IC volume control. 3.3.3 IC operation with IC key or with PIT key. Ist cossibility Depress IC key and speak into ike. The threshold-control {s bypassed. 2nd possibility + Switen transmitter selector switcn in positron It, depress IG key or PII Key and speak into mike. The threshold- control is ewitched-off. In both cases. the sidetone of the outooing signal and the fnonming clonal from the IC audio Tine are continously variable with the IC volume control. $e operation with PTT key (opeton) If no IC key is available, IC operation can take place with the PIT key if the diode D 2071 has been installed in accordance with Section 2.4.3. Switch the transmitter selec tor switch in position IC, depress PTT key and speak into mike, In this way, the thres- hold-control is switched off, The sidetone of the outgoing eignal and the incoming signal from the IC audio line are infinitely variable with the IC volune control. Transmitter driving ‘Switch transmitter selector switch to required transmitter (1-4), depress PTT key and speak into mike. The volune of the sidetone can be varied with the VOL control. Transmitter mode has priority over IC/HOT NIKE operation. The transmitter selector snitch also {nfttates AF monitoring of the selected transceiver in the event that the corresponding transceiver pushbutton switch was not depressed. The volune of audio monitoring can be varied with the VOL control. Receiver nonitoring Switch on required receiver with the corresponding transceiver pushbutton switch or receiver pushbutton snitch. The volume cen be varied with the VOL control. Monitoring the fixed inputs and expander inputs Fixed input ‘Audio monitoring can be set with the VOL control. Fixed fnputs I and 111 Audio monitoring via muting, f-0. muting takes place when PTT key Is depressed. The monitoring volune of the fixed inputs can be varied with the VOL control. Expander input | ‘Audio monttorfng ts not influenced by the VOL control, the volune {3 defined by fixed resistors. Expander input 1: Audlo monitoring can be set with the VOL control. a3.3.8 PA announcements Switch transmitter selector switch in position PA. Depress PIT key and speak into mike. A remote PA amplifier is driven and addressed for cabin announcements or outer speakers. 22.0 Enangeney cperstion Depress the EMER pushbutton switch in the case of failure of the supply voltage I, or of a module or circuit in normal operation of the Audio Selector and Intercom Unit. In thts may, emergency operation is made possible via the supply voltage !1, the transmitter drive operates as in normal operation and receiver monitoring takes place at reduced poner. In this mode of operation, it is not possible to vary the volume by neans of the VOL control vidual transceivers. IC/HOT MIKE and IC operation are not possible during emergency operation. on/a8 bv 27802,03/.08