02 B01961150-03 Rev.C DME Operation Guidance

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DME
OPERATION GUIDANCE
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DME
OPERATION GUIDANCE
Table of contents
1.1 Overview ....................................................................... 1
1.1.1 Operation and Indicators ....................................................... 1
1.2 LOCAL/REMOTE Operation ....................................................... 2
1.2.1 LOCAL Operation ............................................................ 2
1.2.1.1 LCD Unit ................................................................. 3
1.2.1.2 DME Chassis ............................................................. 40
1.2.1.3 Breaker panel ............................................................. 52
1.2.1.4 RCMS (LOCAL Operation) .................................................. 53
1.2.2 REMOTE Operation ........................................................... 54
1.2.2.1 RCMS (Remote Control Monitoring System） ................................... 54
1.3 Operation Procedure ............................................................. 81
1.3.1 Activation Method ........................................................... 81
1.3.1.1 Activated of equipment in equipment house or shelter .............................. 81
1.3.2 Stopping Method ............................................................ 86
1.3.2.1 Stopping in Equipment house or shelter ......................................... 86
1.3.3 Manipulation at the time of operation ............................................ 89
1.3.3.1 Equipment house or shelter ................................................... 89
1.3.3.2 RCMS ................................................................... 89
1.3.4 Manipulation at the time of maintenance .......................................... 89
1.3.4.1 Change of components requiring stopping of operation ............................. 89
1.3.4.2 Change of component requiring to stopping one side of the transmission system ......... 90
1.3.5 Operations during failures ..................................................... 92
APPENDIX Monitor and Control items
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Safety Precautions
1. Danger prevention
The equipment has a high-tension cubicle, a charger and batteries where large
currents flow so that they are very dangerous. Before doing maintenance work,
be sure to switch the power off and let the capacitors discharge.
When making adjustments or measuring high voltage, put one of your hands in
the pocket, for example, so that most of the your body will not be exposed to the
electric circuits at the same time. It is advised that work be performed not by a
single person.
2. Measures Against Electric Shock

(1) If any one gets an electric shock, immediately switch the power off, and ground
that circuit concerned. If it is not possible to switch the power off, remove the
victim from the electrical conductor as quickly as possible by using a belt, dry
towel, or a piece of wooden board.
(2) If a strong electric current run through the body, the respiratory nervous center
under the brains might be struck, resulting possibly in a sudden stoppage of
breathing, irregular pulsation, and falling into unconsciousness. By immediately
taking such steps as artificial breathing and heart massaging correctly and
patiently, the victim will return to normal in most cases.
Never be upset or give up, taking him as dead.
(3) To see whether the victim is breathing, lay him his face up, see if the chest and
abdomens move.
To check whether the heart is beating, touch the neck artery with your finger. If
he is not breathing, try artificial breathing. If the heart is not beating, massage
the heart. Whichever the case take action as soon as possible.
If both breathing and heart beating have stopped, conduct artificial breathing
and heart massaging simultaneously.
3. First Aid
(1) Important Points
a. Do artificial breather and/or heart massaging on the spot.
b. Do not roughly carry the victim
c. Contact the doctor quickly.
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(2) Artificial Breathing

Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation
a. The victim is likely to be unconscious. Pull his chin up to expand the respiratory
tube.
(Figure 1)
b. Then watch the move of the chest and abdomens.

If they are still start artificial breathing at once.
(1) Pull the chin up, and the head down.

(2) Place a blanket on the Pack.
Figure 1
c. Pinch the nose of the victim with the thumb and index finger of one hand so that
air will not leak from the nose.
Hold the back of the head with the other hand, and raise it. (Figure 2)
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Watch the chest
Pinch the nose with one hand, and raise the back
of the head with the other.
Figure 2
d. With your mouth on the mouth of the victim, blow into his heart while watching
the chest.
Open your mouth wide each time you breathe into his heart, taking care not to let
air leak.
e. Leave your mouth from his each time you blow, but keep his nose pinched with
your hand.
f. For the first few times, blow a little hard about one half the amount of a deep
breath (about 1 liter); and then blow at a rate of about 12 times per minute.
g. Each time you blow, be sure to check that the chest of victim swells. (Practice this
well, using a doll, for example.)
(3) Closed chest type heart massage

If the heart is not beating, it is necessary to bring it back to work again as soon
as possible. This is a very effective method of bringing the heart back to work by
pressing it from the outside.
a. Do it quickly.
b. Lay the victim down, his face up, on a floor, table or a hard place.
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c. Place the bottom part of the palm of one hand about one-third away from the
lowest rib, and put the other hand on it.
d. Without bending the elbow, press lightly with the weight of your body until the
chest of the victim is depressed about 4 to 8cm and immediately release the
hands. (Figure 3) And when pressed by hand, the heart shrinks so the blood in it
is pushed out.
Push
Press so the chest is

Ribs
depressed 4 to 8 cm down.
Heart
Spinal bone
Figure 3 The Chest Depressed by Hands
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Ribs Hands Released
Heart
Blood
Spinal bone
Figure 4 Hands Released
e. Repeat this process rhythmically at a rate of about once every second. Never do it
impulsively.
f. If the chest is pressed too hard, the ribs might be broken.
g. Heart massage should be done simultaneously with mouth-to-mouth

resuscitation at the ratio of 15 heart massages to 2 artificial breathings.
h. If there are two persons available, one should do heart massage, and the other
artificial breathing. (Figure 5) In this case, the ratio of heart massage to artificial
breathing should be 5 to l.
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Figure 5 Heart Massage and Artificial Breathing by Persons
4. Other Precautions
(1) The victim must be taken to the hospital or clinic as soon as possible. While he
is on the stretcher, or in an ambulance, keep massaging the heart and
artificial resuscitation.
(2) When the victim begins to naturally breathe again, or his hands and feet are
warn again, or his pulses can be felt again, wrap him with a blanket to keep
him warm and quiet.
(3) If he is still unconscious while his heart and breathing are back to normal,
keep him on the side to maintain his respiratory tube wide so that he will not
be choked by something vomited, nor be suffocated again.
(4) Have him examined by the doctor as soon as possible.
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1.1 Overview
This chapter explains operations, displays and operational procedures. Only certified personnel
who well understand this device shall operate this device. Failure to do so may cause operational
errors.
NOTE
You should carefully read the instructions of operations and displays and well understand the
function of each operational portion before operating this device.
The operational procedure explains procedures required for operating and servicing this device
step by step.
This chapter explains the device correctly installed and assembled without any failures and
properly adjusted.
Perform emergency operations required immediately if a trouble occurs in operation.
! DANGER
This device is energized with life-threatening high current and high-frequency power. Well
confirm that no person is performing work before starting any operations. When you
service or adjust this device, take care no person operates this machine from other
places. Report and confirm work conditions. Transfer control right to the local. Bypass the
transmission system to secure your safety.
1.1.1 Operation and Indicators

This section explains operations and display functions of each part having operating portions and
displays.
Drawings show operational portions of each part. The reference numbers in each table correspond to
the numbers in each drawing.
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1.2 LOCAL/REMOTE Operation

1.2.1 LOCAL Operation
Figure 1.2.1-1 shows the operation displays in LOCAL Operation. Table 1.2.1-1 shows
operation displays and functions.
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Figure 1.2.1-1 LOCAL Operation displays
Table 1.2.1-1 LOCAL Operation displays and functions

Reference Name Function
number
1 LCD Unit See section 1.2.1.1
2 DME Chassis See section 1.2.1.2
3 Breaker panel See section 1.2.1.3
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1.2.1.1 LCD Unit

The LCD Unit controls each unit of the system and displays their status on the graphic LCD Unit
screen.
Control and Monitor items are in APPENDIX Monitor and Control items.
Figure 1.2.1.1(a) shows the operation displays of the LCD Unit. Table 1.2.1.1(a) shows the
Figure1.2.1.1 (a) LCD Unit operation displays
Table1.2.1.1 (a) LCD Unit operation displays and functions

Ref. No. Name Function
1 Display operational information and alarms of each
Touch panel /display unit. Control functions by touching switches
displayed on the touch panel.
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Table 1.2.1.1 (b) LCD Unit screen structure
No. Name Function

1 Log on Log in for setting Setup Value and setting for system.
2 Main Screen Display the control and monitoring condition of the DME
device.
3 Monitor Display the monitoring and measurement items of the DME
device.
4 Transponder Setting Set items for the Transponder.
5 Monitor Setting Set items for the monitor.
6 TEST Parameters Set the TEST Parameters for monitor.
7 Installation Setting Set the Installation Setting.
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(1) Log on
Figure 1.2.1.1-1 shows Log On screen. Table 1.2.1.1-1 shows the functions.
1 2
Figure 1.2.1.1-1 Log On
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Table 1.2.1.1-1 Log On

1 User name Input user name registered in LCD Unit. A user name is
registered from RCMS.
2 Password Input password according to user name to log on.
3 - Press key to enter the user name and password.
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(2) Main Screen

Figure 1.2.1.1-2 shows Main Screen display. Table 1.2.1.1-2 shows the functions.
26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
1
2
3 38
4
39
5
6 40
41
7
42
8
9 43
10
11 44
12
13
14
15
16 17 18 23 22 19 20 25 24 21
Figure 1.2.1.1-2 Main Screen
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Table 1.2.1.1-2 Main Screen (1/3)

1 PRI ALARM Turns on when Primary ALARM occurs (Red).
2 SEC ALARM Turns on when Secondary ALARM occurs (Orange).
3 WARNING Turns on when WARNING occurs (Orange).
4 MAINT ALARM Turns on when MAINT ALARM occurs (Red).
5 NORMAL Turns on when the system is normal (Green).
6 ALM BYP Turns on when alarm bypass is set (Orange).
7 CONT PRI Turns on when CONT Unit is primary (Orange).
8 (MAIN) Turns on when SYSTEM NO.1 is main (Green).
SYSTEM 1
9 (MAIN) Turns on when SYSTEM NO.2 is main (Green).
SYSTEM 2
10 (TRPN on Air) Turns on when Transponder NO.1 is connected to antenna and
SYSTEM 1 in operation (Green).
11 (TRPN on Air) Turns on when Transponder NO.2 is connected to antenna and
SYSTEM 2 in operation (Green).
12 TRPN 1 A switch to activate Transponder NO.1. Turns on when it is in
operation (Green).
13 TRPN 2 A switch to activate Transponder NO.2. Turns on when it is in
operation (Green).
14 STBY MNT A switch to set maintenance of stand-by system. Turns on
during maintenance (Orange).
(ALM BYP should be turned ON)
15 SHUT DN A switch to shutdown the DME. Turns on when the DME is
in shutdown (Red).
16 Main Screen A switch to select Main screen.
17 Monitor A switch to select Monitor screen.
18 Transponder Setting A switch to select Transponder Setting screen.
19 Monitor Setting A switch to select Monitor Setting screen.
20 TEST Parameters A switch to select TEST Parameters Setting screen.
21 Log On A switch to select Log On screen.
22 REMOTE A switch to enable the remote control from RCMS and NAV
pannel.
RCMS has control right when it turns on (Green).
Only “LOCAL” switches are enabled when REMOTE is set.
23 LOCAL A switch to enable control from CONT Unit and LCD Unit.
CONT Unit and LCD Unit have control right when it turns on
(Orange).
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24 ID CODE 1 Select ID signal 1 from outside. Turns on when selected
(Green).
25 ID CODE 2 Select ID signal 2 from outside. Turns on when selected
(Green).
26 CONT Unit Turns on during communication error with CONT Unit
(communication blackout for 5 sec or longer) (Red).
27 TRX Unit 1 Turns on during communication error with TRX Unit 1
28 TRX Unit 2 Turns on during communication error with TRX Unit 2
29 MON Unit 1 Turns on during communication error with Monitor Unit 1
30 MON Unit 2 Turns on during communication error with Monitor Unit 2
31 Auxiliary 1 Displays the status of external alarm signal input 1. Turns on
during alarm (Red). The title can be set from RCMS.
36 (XFR) PRI ALARM Turns on when latched during Transfer state (Red).
37 (XFR) SEC ALARM Turns on when latched during Transfer state (Orange).
38 (SHUT DN) Turns on when latched during SHUT DOWN state (Red).
PRI ALARM
39 XFR RST Reset the transfer or shutdown status.
If transfer or shutdown is occurred, it is turned on (Red).
40 BUZ OFF A switch to stop sounding the buzzer (Orange).
41 (MON1) MAIN A switch to set MAIN status of monitor (#1). Turns on when
MON Unit (#1) monitors the status of MAIN Transponder
(Green).
42 (MON1) STBY A switch to set STANBY status of monitor (#1). Turns on
when MON Unit (#1) monitors the status of STBY
Transponder (Orange).
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43 (MON2) MAIN A switch to set MAIN status of monitor (#2). Turns on when
MON Unit (#2) monitors the status of MAIN Transponder
(Green).
44 (MON2) STBY A switch to set STANBY status of monitor (#2). Turns on
when MON Unit (#2) monitors the status of STBY
Transponder (Orange).
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(3) Monitor
Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (a) shows Monitor screen. Table 1.2.1.1-3 (a) shows the functions.
1 2
4 6
Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (a) Monitor
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Table 1.2.1.1-3 (a) Monitor (1/2)

Displays monitoring values or measured values of TRX Unit
1 No.1
NO.1 and MON Unit NO.1.
Displays monitoring values or measured values of TRX Unit
2 No.2
NO.2 and MON Unit NO.2.
3 - Displays the monitoring items from TRX Unit NO.1 and
NO.2.
REFL PWR Displays the reflection power of Transponder’s output (W).
ROM STATUS Displays normal/abnormal of loading data from the ROM on
the TRX Unit. Turns on when checksum-error occurred
(RED).
FPGA ROM Ver. Displays FPGA ROM version.
4 - Displays the monitoring items from MON Unit NO.1 and
NO.2.
PLS SPACE STS Displays monitoring status of PULSE SPACE with
Transponder. Turns on when trouble occurred (RED).
SYS DLY STS Displays monitoring status of SYSTEM DELAY with
SENS STS Displays monitoring status of Sensitivity (REPLY) with
TX RATE STS Displays monitoring status of transmission rate with
TX PWR STS Displays monitoring status of TX PWR with Transponder.
Turns on when trouble occurred (RED).
ID STS Displays monitoring status of ID with Transponder.
PLS SPACE VALUE Displays measured values of PULSE SPACE (μs).
SYS DLY VALUE Displays measured values of SYSTEM DELAY (μs).
SENS VALUE Displays measured values of Sensitivity (REPLY) (%).
TX RATE VALUE Displays measured values of TX RATE (pp/s).
TX PWR VALUE Displays measured values of TX PWR (W).
ANT PWR VALUE Displays measured values of Radiation PWR from ANT (W).
MON TX ATT Displays set values of TX Attenuate (dB) with Monitor.
the MON Unit. Turns on when checksum-error occurred
(RED).
MON SLF ALARM Displays monitoring status of self-check from MON Unit.
Turns on when self-check alarm occurred (RED).
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Table 1.2.1.1-3 (a) Monitor (2/2)

5 - Displays monitoring items from CONT Unit.
HPA1 STS Displays monitoring status of HPA Unit (#1). Turns on when
trouble occurred (RED).
TRPN1 STS Displays monitoring status of TRX Unit (#1). Turns on when
TRPN2 STS Displays monitoring status of TRX Unit (#2).Turns on when
MON1 STS Displays monitoring status of MON Unit (#1). Turns on when
DC1 STS Displays monitoring status of DC Unit (#1). Turns on when
EXT SHUTDN Displays status of accompanying equipment. Turns on when
accompanying equipment is in shutdown state. (RED).

the CONT Unit. Turns on when checksum-error occurred
(RED).
6 Monitor A switch to select Monitor screen.
7 Event List A switch to select Event List screen.
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Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (b) shows Event List screen of Monitor. Table 1.2.1.1-3 (b) shows the functions.
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Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (b) Event List of Monitor
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Table 1.2.1.1-3 (b) Event List of Monitor
8 Event List Display Event List of Monitor.
9 Page move Press key to move the pages of Event List.
10 Save Save Event List.

Press key to move History screen of Monitor when the column
11 History
of Event List is blue.
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Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (c) shows History screen of monitoring items (MON). Table 1.2.1.1-3 (c) shows the
functions.
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13 14 15 16 17
Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (c) History of monitoring items (MON)
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Table 1.2.1.1-3 (c) History of monitoring items (MON)

12 - Displays History of the monitoring items from MON Unit
NO.1 and NO.2.
PLS SPACE STS Displays monitoring status of PULSE SPACE with
SYS DLY STS Displays monitoring status of SYSTEM DELAY with
SENS STS Displays monitoring status of Sensitivity (REPLY) with
TX RATE STS Displays monitoring status of transmission rate with
TX PWR STS Displays monitoring status of TX PWR with Transponder.
Turns on when trouble occurred (RED).
ID STS Displays monitoring status of ID with Transponder.
PLS SPACE VALUE Displays measured values of PULSE SPSCE (μs).
SYS DLY VALUE Displays measured values of SYSTEM DELAY (μs).
SENS VALUE Displays measured values of Sensitivity (REPLY) (%).
TX RATE VALUE Displays measured values of TX RATE (pp/s).
TX PWR VALUE Displays measured values of TX PWR (W).
ANT PWR VALUE Displays measured values of Radiation PWR from ANT (W).
MON TX ATT Displays set values of TX Attenuate (dB) with Monitor.

the MON Unit. Turns on when checksum-error occurred
(RED).
MON Displays History of the monitoring items from MON Unit

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NO.1 and NO.2.
TRX Displays History of the monitoring items from TRX Unit
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NO.1 and NO.2.
15 CONT Displays History of the monitoring items from CONT Unit.
16 Save Save the History of monitoring items.
17 Close Close the History screen.
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Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (d) shows History screen of monitoring items (TRX). Table 1.2.1.1-3 (d) shows the
functions.
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Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (d) History of monitoring items (TRX)
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Table 1.2.1.1-3 (d) History of monitoring items (TRX)

18 - Displays History of the monitoring items from TRX Unit
NO.1 and NO.2.
REFL PWR Displays the reflection power of Transponder’s output (W).

the TRX Unit. Turns on when checksum-error occurred
(RED).
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Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (e) shows History screen of monitoring items (CONT). Table 1.2.1.1-3 (e) shows the
functions.
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Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (e) History of monitoring items (CONT)
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Table 1.2.1.1-3 (e) History of monitoring items (CONT)

19 - Displays History of monitoring items from CONT Unit.
TRPN1 STS Displays monitoring status of TRX Unit (#1). Turns on when
TRPN2 STS Displays monitoring status of TRX Unit (#2).Turns on when
EXT SHUTDN Displays status of accompanying equipment. Turns on when
accompanying equipment is in shutdown state. (RED).
the CONT Unit. Turns on when checksum-error occurred
(RED).
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(4) Transponder Setting

Figure 1.2.1.1-4 (a) shows Transponder Setting screen (TRX). Table 1.2.1.1-4 (a) shows the functions.
1 2
6 7
11
8 9 10
Figure 1.2.1.1-4 (a) Transponder Setting (TRX)
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Table 1.2.1.1-4 (a) Transponder Setting (TRX)

1 Value Displays the setting value of Transponders.
2 Setup Value Inputs and displays setting value to the Transponder. Turns on
red when wrong data are input.
3 - Displays Transponder Setting Parameter from TRX Unit NO.1
and NO.2.
MODE X/Y Select X or Y mode.
SYSTEM DLY Input SYSTEM DELAY values (35.00 - 80.00μs, 0.05μs step).
MPATH TIMER Input MULTIPATH suppression time (0 - 400μs).
Typical value is 0. (*1)
MPATH LEVEL Input MULTIPATH suppression level (0 - 60dB).
Typical value is 0. (*1)
TX FREQ Displays transmission frequency (960 - 1215MHz).
RX TEST MODE Set RX TEST mode. Transponder doesn’t transmit the pulse in
RX TEST MODE (NORMAL/TEST).
TX PWR ADJUST Input TX PWR ADJUST values (-99 - +10%).
DEAD TIME Input DEAD time (31.00 - 204.00μs, 0.05μs step).
(*1)
SHORT ECHO Set ON/OFF of SHORT ECHO.
ON/OFF (Unused)
4 TRX Displays Transponder Setting Parameter from TRX Unit NO.1
and NO.2.
5 CONT Displays Transponder Setting Parameter from CONT Unit.
6 - Displays either one of Select, Number, Sign or Alphabet
according to setting item.
7 (Directional button) Press key to move the setup value column.
8 Save Save the value of Transponder Setting.
9 SET Send the value in Setup Value to the Transponder.
10 All Clear Clear the display in Setup Value column.
11 Limit Displays input range of Setup value column selected (focused).
(Note)
(*1) When a multipath is occurred, first you must adjust the value of the [DEAD TIME].
In case of adjustment MPATH TIMER and MPATH LEVEL, Confirm that there is no problem by
doing the flight test.
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Figure 1.2.1.1-4 (b) shows Transponder Setting screen (CONT). Table 1.2.1.1-4 (b) shows the functions.
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Figure 1.2.1.1-4 (b) Transponder Setting screen (CONT).
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Table 1.2.1.1-4 (b) Transponder Setting screen (CONT).

12 - Displays Transponder Setting Parameter from CONT Unit.
ID KEY SOURCE Select Internal/External of ID KEYING.
ID CODE 1 Set ID CODE 1 for internal mode. (Input code: 2-4 characters)
ID CODE 2 Set ID CODE 2 for internal mode. (Input code: 2-4 characters)
ID OUT SEL TRX1 Select ID signal output mode (NORMAL/MARK/SPACE).
ID OUT SEL TRX2 Select ID signal output mode (NORMAL/MARK/SPACE).
ID CYCLE Set ID cycle period (30/40sec).
EXT ID SEL Select the input signal format of EXT ID KEY/SYNC.
KEY : Morse code input format (Standard sitting)
SYNC:ID start trigger format
EXT SHUTDN Displays ON/OFF of external equipment.
Standard setting: [OFF]
(*1)
TX ID (in ALM BYP) Set ON/OFF of TX ID (in ALM BYP).
ON/OFF ON: Disable the Monitor ID Alarm detection.
OFF: Enable the Monitor ID Alarm detection (standard setting)
(*1) ID statuses of DME in case of no ID signal from DVOR are shown below.
Table 1.2.1.1-4 (c) EXT SHUTDN setting

VOR shutdown signal
DME setting
ON OFF
ID mode is switched over to internal DME MON ID ALM occurred.
ON mode from external mode automatically. (ID mode is not switched over
EXT (Continue the normal operation) automatically.)
SHUTDN ID mode is switched over to internal ID mode is switched over to internal
OFF mode from external mode automatically. mode from external mode automatically.
(Continue the normal operation) (Continue the normal operation)
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(5) Monitor Setting

Figure 1.2.1.1-5 (a) shows ALRAM Limits screen of Monitor Setting. Table 1.2.1.1-5 (a) shows the
functions.
1 2
4 7
6 8
12
9 10 11
Figure 1.2.1.1-5 (a) Monitor Setting (ALARM Limits)
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Table 1.2.1.1-5 (a) Monitor Setting (ALARM Limits)

1 Limit Displays the ALARM Limit value of Monitors.
2 Setup Value Inputs and displays setting value to the Monitor. Turns on red
when wrong data are input.
3 - Displays Monitor Setting Parameter of ALARM Limits.
PLS SPACE Set upper and lower limit of PULSE SPACE (0.00 - 38.00μs,
0.05μs step).
SYS DLY Set upper and lower limit of SYSTEM DELAY (35.00 -
80.00μs, 0.05μs step).
SENS Set lower limit of REPLY alarm (0 - 70%).
TX RATE Set upper and lower limit of transmission rate.
（Low : 0 - 700pp/s High : 0 - 5400pp/s）
TX PWR Set upper and lower limit of TX POWER (0 - 2000W, 10W
step)
4 ALARM Limits A tab to select ALRAM Limits screen.
5 Monitor A tab to select setting Monitor parameter screen.
6 Number Press key to enter the setting value.
7 BS Press key to delete the character immediate left of the cursor.
9 Save Save the value of Monitor Setting.
10 SET Send the value in Setup Value to the Monitor.
12 Limit Displays input range of Setup value column selected
(focused).
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Figure 1.2.1.1-5 (b) shows Monitor screen of Monitor Setting. Table 1.2.1.1-5 (b) shows the functions.
Operations other than Monitor items are the same as ALARM Setting.
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Figure 1.2.1.1-5 (b) Monitor Setting (Monitor)
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Table 1.2.1.1-5 (b) Monitor Setting (Monitor)

13 Value Displays the setting value of Monitor.
14 - Displays Monitor Setting Parameter of Monitor.
INTRR FREQ Set Interrogator frequency (960.0MHz - 1215.0MHz).
ID CODE 1 Input monitoring ID code (2 - 4 characters).
ID CODE 2 Input monitoring ID code (2 - 4 characters).
MODE X/Y Set X or Y MODE (X/Y).
TX ATT Set TX Attenuation (0 - 100dB).
SENS ALM PRIORITY Set SENS ALM PRIORITY (PRIMARY/SECONDARY).
(*1)
TX RATE ALM Set TX RATE ALM PRIORITY (PRIMARY/SECONDARY).
PRIORITY (*1)
PWR ALM PRIORITY Set PWR ALM PRIORITY (PRIMARY/SECONDARY).
(*1)
ID ALM PRIORITY Set ID ALM PRIORITY (PRIMARY/SECONDARY).
(*1)
XFR TIMER Set Transfer Timer (0 - 30seconds).
SHUTDN TIMER Set SHUT DOWN Timer (0 - 30 seconds).
OR/AND MON Set Monitor ALARM judgment logic (OR/AND).
(*1) Transfer actions should be made in accordance with Table 1.2.1.1-5 (c). System Delay and Pulse
Space are the PRIMARY fixed.
Table 1.2.1.1-5 (c) DME Switching Action

Operating Assumed status of
Transfer action
Equipment standby Equipment
OK OK No Action
Secondary Alarm OK Transfer
Primary Alarm OK Transfer
Secondary Alarm Secondary Alarm No Action
Primary Alarm Secondary Alarm Transfer
Secondary Alarm Primary Alarm No Action
Primary Alarm Primary Alarm Shut down
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(6) TEST Parameters

Figure 1.2.1.1-6 shows TEST Parameters screen for MON Unit. Table 1.2.1.1-6 shows the functions.
1 2
4 5
6 7 8
Figure 1.2.1.1-6 TEST Parameters for MON Unit
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Table 1.2.1.1-6 TEST Parameters

1 Value Displays values set for Transponder and self testing in MON
Unit.
2 Setup Value Input items to MON Unit. Turn on red when wrong data are
input.
3 OP MODE Set TEST action modes. (Displays either one of NORMAL,
TRPN TEST, SELF TEST, MLTI PATH TEST (Not used),
RECOVERY TEST (Not used) or TRPN OVLOAD TEST (Not
used) selected)
When NORMAL is selected, MON Unit works as normal
monitoring.
TEST INTRR FREQ Set TEST Interrogator frequency (960.0MHz - 1215.0MHz).
(This parameter cannot be changed during transmission)
TEST PLS SPACE Set TEST interrogator pulse interval (10.00 - 38.05μs, 0.05μs
step).
TEST TX RATE Set TEST interrogator transmission rate (0pp/s - 8191pp/s).
TEST TX ATT Set TEST interrogator transmission ATT (0 - 100dB).
TEST PLS RISE TIME Select TEST interrogator pulse rising time
(0.8μs/1.5μs/2.0μs/2.5μs/3.0μs).
MLTI PATH DLY Set TEST multi-path delay time (0.00 - 7.00μs, 0.05μs step).
(Not used and fixed value is 0)
MLTI PATH PHASE Set TEST multi-path signal phase (0/180deg).
(Not used and fixed value is 0)
SLF TEST SYS DLY Set SELF TEST reply pulse signal system delay (0.00 -
80.00μs, 0.05μs step).
SLF TEST PLS SPACE Set SELF TEST reply pulse space (10.00 - 38.05μs, 0.05μs
step).
SLF TEST SENS Set SELF TEST reply signal sensitivity (0 - 71%）.
SLF TEST ATT Set SELF TEST interrogator signal attenuation (0.0 - 5.0dB）.
SLF TEST TX RATE Set SELF TEST reply signal transmission rate (0 - 8191pp/s）.
SLF TEST ID OUT SEL Select SELF TEST transmission ID output
(NORMAL/MARK/SPACE）.
SLF TEST ID CODE Set SELF TEST transmission ID CODE (2 - 4 characters）.
6 Save Save the value of Test Parameters.
7 SET Send the value in Setup Value to the MON unit.
9 Limit Displays input range of Setup value column selected (focused).
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(7) Installation Setting

Figure 1.2.1.1-7 (a) shows Installation Setting (SYSTEM) screen. Table 1.2.1.1-7 (a) shows the
functions.
1
5
2
3
6 4
7
9
8 10
14
11 12 13
Figure 1.2.1.1-7 (a) Installation Setting (SYSTEM)
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Table 1.2.1.1-7 (a) Installation Setting (SYSTEM)

1 SYSTEM Displays Installation Setting for System.
2 TRX Displays Installation Setting for TRX Unit NO.1 and NO.2.
3 MON Displays Installation Setting for MON Unit NO.1 and NO.2.
4 CONT Displays Installation Setting for CONT Unit.
5 LAN1 Displays IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway for
LAN1.
6 LAN2 Displays IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway for
LAN2.
7 Screen Saver Time A tab to select Screen Saver Time
(1min/2min/5min/10min/15min/30min/OFF).
8 Number Press key to enter the setting value.
9 BS Press key to delete the character immediate left of the cursor.
11 Load Load the value of Installation Setting.
12 Save Save the value of Installation Setting.
13 SET Set the value of Installation Setting.
14 - Displays the comments about Installation Setting.
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Figure 1.2.1.1-7 (b) shows Installation Setting (TRX) screen. Table 1.2.1.1-7 (b) shows the functions.
15 16
17
18
19
Figure 1.2.1.1-7 (b) Installation Setting (TRX)
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Table 1.2.1.1-7 (b) Installation Setting (TRX)

15 Value Displays the setting value of Transponders.
16 Setup Value Inputs and displays setting value to the Transponder. Turns on
red when wrong data are input.
17 - Displays Installation Setting Parameter of TRX Unit NO.1 and
NO.2.
SYS DLY COMP Set System Delay Compensation (LOOP) times
(LOOP) (-10.00 - +10.00µs).
SYS DLY COMP (ANT) Set System Delay Compensation (ANT) times
(-10.00 - 0.00µs).
HP TX ALC REF Set TX ALC (Auto Level Control) Reference level for the
output power (0 - 4095).
HP PDSTL LVL Set HP Pedestal level for the pulse shape (0 - 4095).
HP PLS AMP ADJUST Set parameter to adjust HP Amplitude of the pulse (0 - 127).
2ND PLS AMP COMP Set Amplitude Compensation of the second pulse (-32 - +31).
REFL PWR ADJUST Set adjusting parameter to Transponder for monitoring
(1) (NOTE) reflected power of transmission signal from DME antenna.
REFL PWR ADJUST (1) : (-0.100000 - +0.100000 dBm/bit)
(2) (2) : (-100.00 - +100.00 dB)
PLS SHAPE Set Pulse Shape.
(0 - 15)
PLS DET LVL(1) Set Pulse Detection level (1).
(NOTE) (8 characters)
PLS DET LVL(2) – U Set Pulse Detection level (2) – U.
PLS DET LVL(2) – L Set Pulse Detection level (2) – L.
TX RATE CAPACITY Set TX RATE CAPACITY.
(2700 - 5400, 100 step)
PLS SPACE COMP Set PLS SPACE Compensation.
(-0.50 - +0.50, 0.05 step)
19 Limit Displays input range of Setup value column selected
(focused).
(NOTE) Factory adjustment value. (Thing that setting is not changed)
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Figure 1.2.1.1-7 (c) shows Installation Setting (MON) display screen. Table 1.2.1.1-7 (c) shows the
functions.
20
Figure 1.2.1.1-7 (c) Installation Setting (MON)
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Table 1.2.1.1-7 (c) Installation Setting (MON)

20 - Displays Installation Setting Parameter of MON Unit NO.1
and NO.2.
SYS DLY COMP Set System Delay Compensation times (-10.00 - +10.00µs,
0.05µs step).
PLS SPACE COMP Set Pulse Space Compensation times (-1.00 - +1.00µs, 0.05µs
step).
TX PWR ADJUST(1) Manufacture sets adjusting parameter to Monitors for
(NOTE) monitoring transmission power of Transponder.
(1) : (-0.100000 - +0.100000 dBm/bit)
TX PWR ADJUST(2)
(2) : (-100.00 - +100.00 dB)
ANT PWR ADJUST(1) Manufacture sets adjusting parameter to Monitors for

(NOTE) monitoring transmission power of Transponder at DME
antenna.
ANT PWR ADJUST(2)
(1) : (-0.100000 - +0.100000 dBm/bit)
(2) : (-100.00 - +100.00 dB)
(NOTE) Factory adjustment value. (thing that setting is not changed)
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Figure 1.2.1.1-7 (d) shows Installation Setting (CONT) display screen. Table 1.2.1.1-7 (d) shows the
functions.
21
Figure 1.2.1.1-7 (d) Installation Setting (CONT)
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Table 1.2.1.1-7 (d) Installation Setting (CONT)

21 - Displays Installation Setting Parameter of CONT Unit.
TX1 PWR ADJUST Set parameter to adjust Transmission1 Power
(NOTE) (-0.100000 - +0.100000 dBm/bit).
TX2 PWR ADJUST Set parameter to adjust Transmission2 Power
(NOTE) (-0.100000 - +0.100000 dBm/bit).
DME TYPE Set DME TYPE.
REBOOT Set ON/OFF to reboot. Setting of start-up state after blackout
recovery.
ON: Restoration in the state before a blackout.
OFF: Restoration in shutdown state.
(NOTE) Factory adjustment value. (Thing that setting is not changed)
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1.2.1.2 DME Chassis
Figure 1.2.1.2(a) shows DME Chassis operation displays. Table 1.2.1.2(a) shows the
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Figure 1.2.1.2(a) DME Chassis operation displays
Table 1.2.1.2(a) DME Chassis operation display and the functions

1 DC Unit (#1) See section 1.2.1.2(1)
2 MON Unit (#1) See section 1.2.1.2(2)
3 TRX Unit (#1) See section 1.2.1.2(3)
4 HPA Unit (#1) See section 1.2.1.2(4)
5 CONT Unit See section 1.2.1.2(5)
6 HPA Unit (#2) See section 1.2.1.2(4)
7 TRX Unit (#2) See section 1.2.1.2(3)
8 MON Unit (#2) See section 1.2.1.2(2)
9 DC Unit (#2) See section 1.2.1.2(1)
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(1) DC Unit
Figure 1.2.1.2-1 shows DC Unit operation displays. Table 1.2.1.2-1 shows operation
displays and the functions.
1
3
2 4
5 6
7
8
9
10
11
Figure 1.2.1.2-1 DC Unit operation displays
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Table 1.2.1.2-1 DC Unit operation displays and the functions

1 “ALM”LED Turns on when the DC unit has a troubled
(Red).
2 “+48V” LED Turns on when output power (+48V) is normal
(Green).
3 “+48V +” check terminal Output power (+48V) check terminal
4 “+48V -” check terminal
(Green).
(Green).
11 “POWER” switch A switch to turn ON/OFF power output
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(2) MON Unit

Figure 1.2.1.2-2 shows MON Unit operation displays. Table 1.2.1.2-2 shows operation
displays and the functions
6
7
8
9
10
Figure 1.2.1.2-2 MON Unit operation displays
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Table 1.2.1.2-2 MON Unit operation displays and the functions

1 RF OUT MON A SMC connector to monitor interrogation signal of MON
Unit.
2 INTERFER IN A SMC connector to input an interfering CW signal for
testing CW protection of Transponder.
3 TX PLS A SMB connector to monitor baseband pulses of interrogation
signal.
4 START PLS A SMB connector to monitor the timing of transmitting
interrogation pulse.
5 RPY PLS DET A SMB connector to monitor the timing of receiving reply
pulse.
6 PRI ALM A LED turns on when MON Unit detects a primary alarm
(Red).
7 SEC ALM A LED turns on when MON Unit detects a secondary alarm
(Red).
8 SLF ALM A LED turns on when MON Unit detects a self-check alarm
(Red).
9 SLF CHK (LED) A LED turns on when MON Unit is in self-checking (Green).
10 SLF CHK (switch) A switch to start a self-check of MON Unit with manual.
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(3) TRX Unit

Figure 1.2.1.2-3 shows TRX Unit operation displays. Table 1.2.1.2-3 shows operation
10
11
12
13
14
Figure 1.2.1.2-3 TRX Unit operation displays
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Table 1.2.1.2-3 TRX Unit operation displays and the functions

1 RF OUT A SMC connector to output reply signal.
2 RF OUT MON A SMC connector to monitor reply signal.
3 RF CW A SMC connector to monitor RF CW output of TRX
Unit.
4 TX VIDEO A SMB connector to monitor baseband pulses of reply
signal.
5 TX TRG A SMB connector to monitor the timing of transmitting
reply pulse.
6 ID A SMB connector to monitor the timing of transmitting
ID.
7 PLS DET A SMB connector to monitor the timing of detecting
pulse.
8 PAIR PLS DET A SMB connector to monitor the timing of detecting
pair pulse of interrogation signal.
9 DEAD TIME SIG A SMB connector to monitor the period of dead time.
10 RX VIDEO A SMB connector to monitor detecting pulses of
receiving signal at former part of filter.
11 RX PLS MON A SMB connector to monitor detecting pulses of
receiving signal at latter part of filter.
12 ALM A LED turns on when Transponder (TRX Unit) is in
alarm condition (Red).
13 TRPN ON A LED turns on when Transponder (TRX Unit) is in
operation (Green).
14 ID A LED turns on when Transponder outputs ID mark
signal (Green).
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(4) HPA Unit

Figure 1.2.1.2-4 shows HPA Unit operation displays. Table 1.2.1.2-4 shows operation
Figure 1.2.1.2-4 HPA Unit operation displays
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Table 1.2.1.2-4 HPA Unit operation displays and the functions

1 RF OUT A TNC connector to output reply signal.
2 RF IN A SMC connector to input reply signal from TRX Unit.
3 ALM Turns on when the HPA Unit is abnormal (Red).
Turns on when OVERLOAD or abnormal temperature.
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(5) CONT Unit

Figure 1.2.1.2-5 shows CONT Unit operation displays. Table 1.2.1.2-5 shows operation
6
7
1
8
9
32
10
2
11
33
13
12
34 14
15
3
18
35
17
16
4 19
21
20
23
22
26
24
25
27
28
29
31 30
Figure 1.2.1.2-5 CONT Unit operation displays
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Table 1.2.1.2-5 CONT Unit operation displays and the functions (1/2)
1 MAIN RF A TNC connector to connect main Transponder to the
DME antenna.
2 TX1 RF IN A TNC connector to input reply signal from
Transponder #1 (HPA Unit #1 or TRX Unit #1).
3 TX2 RF IN A TNC connector to input reply signal from
Transponder #2 (HPA Unit #2 or TRX Unit #2).
4 STBY RF A TNC connector to connect standby Transponder to the
dummy load.
5 PRI ALM A LED turns on when primary alarm is occurred (Red).
6 SEC ALM A LED turns on when secondary alarm is occurred
(Red).
7 XFR A LED turns on when transfer is occurred (Red).
8 “SHUT DN” LED A LED turns on when shut down is occurred (Red).
9 “SHUT DN” switch A switch to shutdown DME manually.
10 “ALM BYP” LED Turns on when the control is alarm-bypassed (Orange).
It suppresses alarms accompanying automatic control
from the monitor system and prohibits the automatic
control when bypassed.
11 “ALM BYP” switch A switch to turn ON/OFF the alarm bypass.
12 MAIN SYS1 A LED turns on when System #1 is main (Green).
13 MAIN SYS2 A LED turns on when System #2 is main (Green).
14 TRPN ON AIR SYS1 A LED turns on when Transponder #1 is main and in
operation (Green).
15 TRPN ON AIR SYS2 A LED turns on when Transponder #2 is main and in
operation (Green).
16 TRPN1 A LED turns on when Transponder #1 is in operation
(Green).
17 TRPN2 A LED turns on when Transponder #2 is in operation
(Green).
18 SYS SW A switch to select main system with long term pushing,
and to turn ON/OFF the Transponder operation with
short term pushing.
19 MNT A switch to turn ON/OFF standby Transponder
operation.
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Table 1.2.1.2-5 CONT Unit operation displays and the functions (2/2)
20 “MON1” LED A LED turns on when MON Unit #1 is monitoring main
Transponder operation (Green).
21 “MON1” switch A switch to select main or standby Transponder
monitored by MON Unit #1.
22 “MON2” LED A LED turns on when MON Unit #2 is monitoring main
Transponder operation (Green).
23 “MON2” switch A switch to select main or standby Transponder
monitored by MON Unit #2.
24 ID1 A LED turns on when ID1 is selected (Green).
25 ID2 A LED turns on when ID2 is selected (Green).
26 ID1/ID2 A switch to select ID1 or ID2 for transmitting from
Transponder.
27 “LCL CNT” LED A LED turns on when local operation is selected
(Green). It is possible to control from LCD Unit and
front panel of CONT Unit in local operation.
28 “LCL CNT” switch A switch to select local or remote control.
29 “WRITE PROTECT OFF” A LED Turns on when WRITE PROTECT is OFF
LED (Orange).
Turned on: It is possible to control from LCD Unit,
CONT Unit and RCMS.
Turned off: It is possible to control from only CONT
Unit.
Standard setting: Turned on (orange)
30 “WRITE PROTECT OFF” A switch to select Write Protect on or off.
switch
31 ID VOL A rotary switch to control volume of ID’s tone from
MON Units.
32 TX VIDEO A SMB connector to monitor forward signal of HPA
(TX1 RF IN) Unit #1.
33 REFL VIDEO A SMB connector to monitor backward signal of HPA
34 REFL VIDEO A SMB connector to monitor backward signal of HPA
35 TX VIDEO A SMB connector to monitor forward signal of HPA
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1.2.1.3 Breaker panel

Figure 1.2.1.3(a) shows Breaker panel operation displays. Table 1.2.1.3(a) shows operation
4 3 1 2
Figure 1.2.1.3(a) Breaker panel operation displays
Table 1.2.1.3(a) Breaker panel operation displays and the functions

1 “POWER1” switch A circuit protector to turn ON/OFF power of DC Unit
No.1.
2 “POWER2” switch A circuit protector to turn ON/OFF power of DC Unit
No.2.
3 “LCD” switch A circuit protector to turn ON/OFF power of LCD
Unit.
4 “TEST LED” switch A push switch to test LEDs on all units.
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1.2.1.4 RCMS (LOCAL Operation)

RCMS should be connected to LAN2 port when it is used in the local operation mode.
For the details of RCMS operation, see section 1.2.2.1 “RCMS (Remote Control Monitoring
System).”
(Note)
DME is controllable from RCMS when the following conditions.
LCD Unit Connection

1. REMOTE RCMS - COM or LAN1
2. LOCAL RCMS – LAN2
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1.2.2 REMOTE Operation

1.2.2.1 RCMS (Remote Control Monitoring System）
RCMS remotely controls the operation of DME and displays the equipment status via the
communication connection with LCD Unit. RCMS is a stand-alone note PC running the RCMS
software. Control and Monitor items are in APPENDIX Monitor and Control items.
Screen of RCMS and content of operations are described below this.
(1) RCMS Log on screen
Log on screen: When RCMS program is activated, Log on screen is displayed first.
1 2 3 4 5 6
Figure 1.2.2.1-1 RCMS Log on screen
Table 1.2.2.1-1 Display of RCMS Log on screen and content of operation

Number Name Function
1 User name Enter name of user who logs on
2 Password Enter password of user who logs on
3 Station Name Select the name of DME registered in “Station List Edit”
4 Station List Edit Display communication station setup screen
5 OK Click OK and RCMS try to connect the selected DME
6 Cancel Click Cancel to close screen and shut down the program
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(2) Main Screen

Main Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-2(a) and Figure 1.2.2.1-2 (b) and its functions are
displayed on Table 1.2.2.1-2 (a) and Table 1.2.2.1-2(b).
This is the first screen to be displayed after logon, and monitoring and control of the device
are performed from Main Screen.
To select the items from the Menu-bar, other screen can be indicated or other operation can be
done.
6 7 9
5 8 1 2 10 11 12 13 14 20 21
4 3 15 16 17 18 19 22 23
28
29
24 30
31
25 32
26
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Figure 1.2.2.1-2 (a) Main Screen
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Table 1.2.2.1-2 (a) Display of Main Screen and Content of Operation (1/2)
Guidance
Name Function
number
1 On Air Turned on the indicator (green) on the side of SYS1 (2) OPN is
turned on.
2 Transponder Turned on the indicator (green) on the side of SYS1 (2) OPN /
TRPN1 (2) TEST (STBY) is turned on.
3 Change Over Turned on (green) when Transponder NO.1 or NO.2 is
connected to the antenna.
4 SYS1 OPN A switch to operate Transponder NO.1 and turned on (green)
when it is activated.
5 TRPN1 TEST(STBY) A switch to operate standby Transponder that is connected to
the dummy and turned on (orange) when it is activated.
6 SYS2 OPN A switch to operate Transponder NO.2 and turned on (green)
when it is activated.
7 TRPN2 TEST(STBY) A switch to operate standby Transponder that is connected to
the dummy and turned on (orange) when it is activated.
8 XFR RESET A switch to reset the transfer or shutdown status.
If transfer or shutdown is occurred, it is turned on (red)
9 SHUT DN A switch to shut down operation and turned on (red) at the time
of shutdown.
10 COMM ALM Turned on (red) when the communication line between DME
Equipment and RCMS is in trouble.
11 REMOTE Turned on (green) when it is possible to control from remote
side (RCMS).
12 LOCAL Turned on (orange) when it is possible to control from local
side (LCD Unit and CONT Unit).
13 CONT PRI Turned on (orange) when it is possible to control from only
CONT Unit.
14 XFR Carry out latch display of Primary Alarm (PRI ALM) (red) /
Secondary Alarm (SEC ARM) (orange) at the time of Transfer.
15 INTL KEYING Turned on (green) when keying is from internal (DME).
16 VOR SHT DN Turned on (red) when VOR is shut downed.
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Table 1.2.2.1-2 (a) Display of Main Screen and Content of Operation (2/2)
Guidance
Name Function
number
17 MON MTHD Turned on (green) corresponding indicator when OR Monitor
is selected.
SEL1 : TRANSFER SEL2 : SHUTDOWN
18 RESTART Turned on (orange) when REBOOT function is “ON”
REBOOT ON: maintain the same state before power failure.
19 RCMS BUZ RESET A switch to reset latch of buzzer at the time of Transfer or Shut
down.
The buzzer is occurred, it is turned on (red), and when “BUZ
bypass” (on the “System”) is clicked, it is turned on (orange)
20 ALM BYP A switch to bypass the alarm status (red).
21 MON 1 Turned on the side of monitor of NO.1 is to MAIN (On Air)
(green) or STBY (Standby) (orange).
22 MON 2 Turned on (green) on the side of monitor of NO.2 is to MAIN
(On Air) (green) or STBY (Standby) (orange).
23 ID CODE Shows ID CODE 1 (2) is selected (green).
24 PRI ALARM Display Primary ALARM status (red).
25 SEC ALARM Display Secondary ALARM status (orange).
26 WARNING Display Warning status (orange).
27 MAINT ALARM Display maintenance alarm status (orange).
28 Auxiliary 1 Display status of external connecting equipment 1 (red).
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43
44
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35
36
37
38
39
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Figure 1.2.2.1-2 (b) Main Screen
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Table 1.2.2.1-2 (b) Display of Main Screen and Content of Operation (1/2)
Guidance
Name Function
number
33 Monitoring item Select a Unit which outputs status information (select MON
selection menu Unit or CONT Unit).
34 Parameter Display status information from the Units selected in the
Monitoring item selection menu.
35 LATCH RESET Reset ALM display status retained at the time of “Latch On”
selection.
36 Latch On Display ALM when value shows abnormality and retains the
ALM display even if the value returns to normal.
Latch Off Display ALM when value shows abnormality and NORMAL
when the value returns to normal.
37 Maintenance item Select a Unit which outputs status information (select TRX
selection menu Unit, MON Unit or CONT Unit).
38 Parameter Display status information from the Units selected in the
Maintenance item selection menu.
39 LATCH RESET Reset ALM display status retained at the time of “Latch On”
selection.
40 Latch On Display ALM when value shows abnormality and retains the
ALM display even if the value returns to normal.
Latch Off Display ALM when value shows abnormality and NORMAL
when the value returns to normal.
41 CSV download Switch to save event list data that has been stored in RCMS’s
HDD with csv file.
42 CSV upload Switch to upload of CSV title when STOP/RESET switch
shows “RESTART” (not real time monitoring).
43 STOP / RESTART Switch to STOP / RESTART the real time display of Event
list.
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Table 1.2.2.1-2 (b) Display of Main Screen and Content of Operation (2/2)
Guidance
Name Function
number
44 Selection of event Select condition to display items of event list. Event list of
display item checked items are displayed on screen.
Control Control information.
System state System operation status information.
System condition System operation detailed status information.
Alarm limits Operation to set threshold of Alarm item.
Monitor Setting Setting information of Monitor.
Transponder Setting Setting information of Transponder.
Test Parameter Setting information of Test Parameter.
Schedule Measure Information of regular measurements.
Optional measure Information of command measurements.
Critical data Transfer and shutdown information.
System time Operation to set system data time.
Log on/off Information of RCMS logon/logoff.
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(3) Station List Screen

The IP address, phone number or Direct connection of the station (DME) can be registered or
removed on this screen. Station List Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-3 and its functions on
Table 1.2.2.1-3.
2
3
6 7
10
4
11
5
12
8
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Figure 1.2.2.1-3 Station List Screen
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Table 1.2.2.1-3 Display of Station List Screen and Content of Operation

Guidance
Name Function
number
1 - Display a list of registered communication station. Display
setting information by clicking the list.
2 Station name Enter the name of communication station (DME).
3 Dialup A button for Set up Dialup connection to the station (DME).
4 Port Select a serial port number for Dialup connection.
5 Telephone number Enter a telephone number for Dialup connection.
6 Direct A button for Direct connection to the station (DME).
7 Tone/Pulse A button for the signal type of Dialup connection.
8 TCP/IP A button for TCP/IP connection to the station (DME).
9 Remote IP Enter the IP Address used in TCP/IP
(for Remote operation).
10 Local IP Enter the IP Address used in TCP/IP
(for Local operation).
11 Delete Station Delete the information of stations specified in the list of
stations.
12 Entry Register the input information of stations.
13 Close Close the screen. Content in the middle of entry is destroyed.
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(4) Auxiliary Screen

This is a screen to set up the name of external facilities alarm and alarm judging logic.
Auxiliary Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-4 and its functions on Table 1.2.2.1-4.
1 2
3 4 5 6
Figure 1.2.2.1-4 Auxiliary Screen
Table 1.2.2.1-4 Display of Auxiliary screen and content of operation

Guidance
Name Function
number
1 Signal Name Enter signal name of the external facilities alarm
2 Signal Logic Set up logic of Auxiliary (1-5) at the normal time displayed on
(1 - 5)
the Front Panel
Close：Normal when input signal is Close, and alarm is
displayed when the input signal turns to Open
Open：Normal when input signal is Open, and alarm is
displayed when the input signal turns to Close
3 CSV download Can be saved with a designated file name by converting to
CSV text file
4 CSV upload Can read CSV text file and display it
5 OK Transmit setup data to the LCD Unit and close this screen
6 Cancel Cancel changes and close this screen
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(5) History Screen

History Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-5 and its functions on Table 1.2.2.1-5.
Figure 1.2.2.1-5 History Screen
Table 1.2.2.1-5 Display of History Screen and Content of Operation

Guidance
Name Function
number
1 Equipment selection Select equipment whose status to be displayed (MON Unit or
menu CONT Unit)
2 Parameter Display the status of equipment selected in the equipment
selection menu
3 Equipment selection Select equipment whose status to be displayed (TRX Unit,
menu MON Unit or CONT Unit)
4 Parameter Display the status of equipment selected in the equipment
selection menu
5 CSV download Output detailed information to file by converting it to CSV
format
6 Close Close the screen
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(6) Optional Measure

By selecting this item, it is possible in addition to the Schedule measurement, to perform the
measurement at the time of the selection.
(7) Alarm Limits Screen

This is a screen that sets up the higher and the lower limits of alarm with respect to measuring
values of monitoring items.
Alarm Limits Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-6 and its functions on Table 1.2.2.1-6.
Figure 1.2.2.1-6 Alarm Limits Screen
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Table 1.2.2.1-6 Display of Alarm Limits Screen and Content of Operation

Guidance
Name Function
number
1 Limits Display the higher and the lower limits currently set
2 Setup Value Display the higher and the lower limits after changes
3 Low Limits (NO.1) Input the lower and the higher limits of the NO.1 MON Unit of
High Limits (NO.1) selected signal items
4 Low Limits (NO.2) Input the lower and the higher limits of the NO.2 MON Unit of
High Limits (NO.2) selected signal items
5 Renewal Value is confirmed by clicking with a mouse and it is displayed
in the Setup Value column (it does not setup equipment)
6 SET Transmit the value displayed in the Setup Value column to the
LCD Unit by clicking with a mouse. Completing setup, display
of the Limit column is renewed.
7 CSV download Can be saved with a designated file name by converting to CSV
text file
8 CSV upload Can read and display CSV text file and be displayed.
9 Close Close this screen. The confirmed value in the Setup Value
column is destroyed
10 PLS SPACE Display the higher and lower limits of PLS SPACE
(0.00 - 38.00μs, 0.05μs step)
PLS SPACE: the time between pair pulses.
SYS DELAY Display the higher and lower limits of SYS DELAY
(35.00 - 80.00μs, 0.05μs step)
SYS DELAY : the time between received signal and transmitted
signal
SENS Display the higher and lower limits of SENS
(0 - 70%, 1% step)
SENSITIVITY: transponder’s reply ratio compared with
interrogator’s pulse.
TX RATE Display the higher and lower limits of TX RATE
(Low : 0 - 700pp/s High : 0 - 5400pp/s, 1pp/s step)
TX RATE: Transmission rate with Transponder.
TX PWR Display the higher and lower limits of TX PWR
(0 - 2000W, 10W step)
TX PWR: Transmission power with Transponder.
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(8) Monitor Setting Screen

Monitor Setting Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-7 and its functions on Table 1.2.2.1-7.
Figure 1.2.2.1-7 Monitor Setting Screen
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Table 1.2.2.1-7 Display of Monitor Setting Screen and Content of Operation (1/2)
Guidance
Number Function
number
1 Value Display the current setup value.
2 Setup Value Display the setup value after changes.
3 Unit NO.1 Input setup value of NO.1 MON Unit of the selected signal item.
4 Unit NO.2 Input setup value of NO.2 MON Unit of the selected signal item.
5 Renewal Value is confirmed by clicking with a mouse and it is displayed
in the Setup Value column (it does not setup equipment).
LCD Unit by clicking with a mouse. Completing setup, display
of the Limit column is renewed.
text file.
8 CSV upload Can read and display CSV text file.
column is destroyed.
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Table 1.2.2.1-7 Display of Monitor Setting Screen and Content of Operation (2/2)
Guidance
Number Function
number
10 INTRR FREQ Display and set Transponder Frequency
(960 - 1215MHz, 1MHz step)
ID CODE 1 Display and set Morse code of ID CODE 1
(Input code : 2 - 4 characters)
ID CODE 2 Display and set Morse code of ID CODE 2
MODE X/Y Display and set either X or Y mode (X or Y)
TX ATT Display and set Transmission attenuation od Monitor
(0 - 100dB, 1dB step)
SENS ALM PRIORITY Display and set priority of ALARM
(PRIMARY/SECONDARY).
TX RATE ALM Display and set priority of ALARM
PRIORITY (PRIMARY/SECONDARY).
PWR ALM PRIORITY Display and set priority of ALARM
ID ALM PRIORITY Display and set priority of ALARM
XFR TIMER Display and set time until Transfer
(0 - 30sec, 1sec step)
SHUTDN TIMER Display and set time until Shut Down
(0 - 30sec, 1sec step)
OR/AND MON Display and set either OR system or AND system for Monitor
operation (OR/AND).
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(9) Transponder Setting Screen

Transponder Setting Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-8 and its functions on Table 1.2.2.1-8.
Figure 1.2.2.1-8 Transponder Setting Screen
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Table 1.2.2.1-8 Display of Transponder Setting Screen and Content of Operation (1/2)
Guidance
Name Function
number
1 Value Display the current setup value
2 Setup Value Display the setup value after changes
3 Unit NO.1 Input setup value of NO.1 TRX Unit of the selected signal
item
4 Unit NO.2 Input setup value of NO.2 TRX Unit of the selected signal
item
5 Renewal Value is confirmed by clicking with a mouse and it is
displayed in the Setup Value column (it does not setup
equipment)
6 SET Transmit the value displayed in the Setup Value column to
the LCD Unit by clicking with a mouse. Completing setup,
display of the Limit column is renewed.
7 CSV download Can be saved with a designated file name by converting to
CSV text file
8 CSV upload Can read and display CSV text file
column is cancelled
10 MODE X/Y Display and set DME transmission mode (X or Y)
SYSTEM DLY Display and set the value of SYSTEM DELAY
(35 - 80μs, 0.05μs step)
SYSTEM DLY : the time between received signal and
transmitted signal
MPATH TIMER Display and set the suppression time from received time
(0 - 400μs, 1μs step)
MPATH LEVEL Display and set the suppression level of multipath signal
(0 - 60dB, 1dB step)
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Table 1.2.2.1-8 Display of Transponder Setting Screen and Content of Operation (2/2)
Guidance
Name Function
number
10 TX FREQ Display and set the transmission frequency
(960 - 1215MHz, 1MHz step)
RX TEST MODE Display and set mode of the receiving
(NORMAL or TEST)
NORMAL : normal operation mode
TEST : receive signal only (NOT transmit signal)
DEAD TIME Display and set the time of Dead time
(31.00 - 204μs, 0.05μs step)
SHORT ECHO ON/OFF Display and set the short time echo suppression (ON or OFF)
TX PWR ADJUST Display and set the Transponder output power adjust values
(-99 - +10%, 1% step)
ID KEY SOURCE Display and set the keying mode (INTL or EXT)
ID CODE 1 Display and set ID CODE 1 for internal mode
ID CODE 2 Display and set ID CODE 2 for internal mode
ID OUT SEL TRX1 Display and set ID signal mode (NORMAL, MARK or
SPACE)
NORMAL : using ID CODE 1 or 2
MARK : sequence of dash without interval
SPACE : no ID signal
ID OUT SEL TRX2 Display and set ID signal mode (NORMAL, MARK or
SPACE)
ID CYCLE Display and set ID cycle period (30 or 40sec)
EXT ID SEL Display and set the signal format of external ID
(KEY or SYNC)
EXT SHUTDN Display and set using external equipment status (ON or OFF)
TX ID (in ALM BYP) Display and set using TX ID (in alarm bypass) (ON or OFF)
ON/OFF
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(10) TEST Parameters Screen

TEST Parameters Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-9 and its functions on Table 1.2.2.1-9.
Figure 1.2.2.1-9 TEST Parameters Screen
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Table 1.2.2.1-9 TEST Parameters Screen (1/2)

Guidance
Name Function
number
1 Value Display the current setup value
2 Setup Value Display the setup value after changes
3 Unit NO.1 Input setup value of NO.1 MON Unit of the selected signal item
4 Unit NO.2 Input setup value of NO.2 MON Unit of the selected signal item
5 Renewal Value is confirmed by clicking with a mouse and it is displayed in
the Setup Value column (it does not setup equipment)
LCD Unit by clicking with a mouse. Completing setup, display of
the Limit column is renewed.
text file
8 CSV upload Can read and display CSV text file
9 Close Close this screen. The confirmed value in the Setup Value column
is cancelled.
10 OP MODE Display and set TEST action modes.
(NORMAL, TRPN TEST, SELF TEST, MLTI PATH TEST,
RECOVERY TEST or TRPN OVLOAD TEST)
NORMAL : for normal operation
TRPN TEST : transponder test mode (test for TRX Unit)
SELF TEST : monitor test mode (test for MON Unit)
MLTI PATH TEST : the test mode for
RECOVERY TEST : the test mode for
TRPN OVLOAD TEST : the test mode for
MLTI PATH TEST : Not used
RECOVERY TEST : Not used
TRPN OVLOAD TEST : Not used
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Table 1.2.2.1-9 TEST Parameters Screen (2/2)

Guidance
Name Function
number
10 TEST INTRR FREQ Display and set test Interrogator frequency for transponder test
(960.0 - 1215.0MHz, 0.1MHz step)
TEST PLS SPACE Display and set test interrogator pulse interval for transponder test
(10.00 - 38.05μs, 0.05μs step)
TEST TX RATE Display and set test interrogator transmission rate for transponder
test (0 - 8191pp/s, 1pp/s step)
TEST TX ATT Display and set test interrogator transmission attenuation for
transponder test
(0 - 100dB, 1dB step)
TEST PLS Display and select test interrogator pulse rising time for
RISE TIME transponder test
(0.8μs, 1.5μs, 2.0μs, 2.5μs or 3.0μs)
MLTI PATH DLY Display and set test multi-path signal delay time for multi-path
test (0.00 - 7.00μs, 0.05μs step)
Not used and fixed value is 0.
MLTI PATH PHASE Display and set test multi-path signal phase for multi-path test
(0 or 180deg)
Not used and fixed value is 0.
SLF TEST SYS DLY Display and set test reply pulse signal system delay for monitor
self-test
(0.00 - 80.00μs, 0.05μs step)
SLF TEST Display and set test reply pulse space for monitor self-test
PLS SPACE (10.00 - 38.05μs, 0.05μs step)
SLF TEST SENS Display and set test reply signal sensitivity for monitor self-test (0
- 71%, 1% step)
SLF TEST ATT Display and set test reply signal attenuation for monitor self-test
(0.0 - 5.0dB, 0.1dB step)
SLF TEST TX RATE Display and set test reply signal transmission rate for monitor self-
test (0 - 8191pp/s, 1pp/s step)
SLF TEST Display and set test ID signal mode for monitor self-test
ID OUT SEL (NORMAL, MARK or SPACE)
SLF TEST ID CODE Display and set test ID CODE for monitor self-test
(2 - 4 characters)
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(11) Schedule Interval Screen

This is a screen that sets up regular measuring cycles.
Schedule Interval Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-10 and its functions on Table 1.2.2.1-10.
2 3
Figure 1.2.2.1-10 Schedule Interval Screen
Table 1.2.2.1-10 Display of Schedule Interval Screen and Content of Operation

Guidance
Name Function
number
1 Selection of regular Select regular measuring cycle from “15 minutes,” “30
measuring cycle minutes,” “60 minutes” and “120 minutes” in the pull-down
menu
2 OK Activate by transmitting setting to the LCD Unit and close this
screen
3 Cancel Cancel changes and close this screen
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(12) System date time Screen

This is a screen that sets up system date time.
System date time Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-11 and its functions on Table 1.2.2.1-11.
1
2
3
4 5
Figure 1.2.2.1-11 System date time Screen
Table 1.2.2.1-11 Display of System Date Time Screen and Content of Operation
Guidance
Name Function
number
1 Local date and time System time of RCMS (PC)
2 Current date and time System time of the currently set device (LCD Unit)
3 Set New Date time Set system time of a DME to be newly set
4 OK Activate by transmitting setting to the LDC unit and then close
this screen
5 Cancel Cancel setting and close this screen
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(13) Buz bypass

By selecting this item, buzzer can be bypassed.
(14) System Screen

This is a screen that sets up and registers user and his authority.
This function is operable when authority is administrator.
System Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-12 and its functions on Table 1.2.2.1-12.
1 2 3
4
5
6 7 8 9 10 11
Figure 1.2.2.1-12 System Screen
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Table 1.2.2.1-12 Display of System Screen and Content of Operation

Guidance
Name Function
number
1 User name Display and set user name currently registered
2 Access authority Display and set user authority of registered user (LEVEL1, 2,
3 or MASTER) (*1)
3 Last logged on Display and set date and time when registered user’s last logon
4 User name Enter user name to be registered
(less than 12 characters)
5 Access right Select user authority of user to be registered from (LEVEL1,
2, 3 or MASTER)
6 Old password When registered user is deleted or password is changed, enter
old password (currently set)
7 New password When new user is registered or password is changed, enter a
new password to be registered
8 New password Enter a new password to be registered for confirmation
confirmation
9 Delete Delete selected user from the register list
10 Entry Register new user or change of password
11 Close Close this screen
(Note)
(*1) Authority level is shown in below.
LEVEL1: Monitoring function
LEVEL2: LEVEL 1 + Remote Control function (Transmission ON/OFF, Switching system)
LEVEL3: LEVEL 2 + Setting change function
MASTER: LEVEL3 + User management function
! CAUTION
When the password of MASTER authorization which is at the time of equipment shipment is
changed and the password is forgotten, a problem occurs in operation. The MASTER password
should be strictly controlled. It's recommended to make the user with MASTER authorization
separately.
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(15) Version Screen

This is a screen on which each unit version can be checked
Version Screen is displayed in Figure 1.2.2.1-13 and its functions on Table 1.2.2.1-13.
1
Figure 1.2.2.1-13 Version Screen
Table 1.2.2.1-13 Display of Version Screen and Content of Operation

Guidance
Name Function
number
1 OK Close this screen
(16) Log off

By selecting this item, Logoff operation will be done, And then RCMS Log on screen is
displayed.
(17) RCMS shutdown

By selecting this item, RCMS software will be shutdown.
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1.3 Operation Procedure

Activation method, stopping method, emergency operation in equipment house or shelter, and operation
at the time of operation and maintenance are shown.
1.3.1 Activation Method

All circuit breakers of switchboard in equipment house, all power switches in the equipment,.
1.3.1.1 Activated of equipment in equipment house or shelter

DME Equipment is activated in accordance with the flow chart in Figure 1.3.1.1-1. Moreover, RCMS is
activated in accordance with the flow chart in Figure 1.3.1.1-2.
! DANGER
- At the time of activation, ensure that there are no personnel around the power system.
- In order to conform to RF exposure compliance requirements, the separation distance of 15m
from DME Antenna during operation should be maintained from antenna of this equipment to
all personnel.
NOTE
Work should be implemented in accordance with the flow chart. In case an alarm signal is generated in
the middle of step, you should move on to the next step after completely returning to the normal
condition.
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START
Check whether all circuit breakers for DME

Equipment of switchboard in the equipment house
are OFF (turn them off).
Safety Check
Check co-axial cables and power cables are

connected as described in the connection
diagram and there are no slacks and failure.
Check the implemented status to see there is no
missing of Unit or wrong insertion.
Check whether the following power switches of

Breaker Panel are all OFF (turn them off).
"AC POWER1" "POWER1"
"AC POWER2" "POWER2"
(Note)
When the AC power assembly option is
configured
(Continue to A1)
Figure 1.3.1.1-1 Activation flowchart of equipment in Equipment house or shelter
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(Continued from A1)
Turn on circuit breakers for DME Equipment of

Power is supplied to DME Equipment.
switchboard.
Turn on the following power switches of Power

Assembly.
"AC POWER1"
"AC POWER2"
(Note)
configured
Turn on the following power switches of Breaker

Panel.
"POWER1" Power is supplied to the all units of DME chassis.
"POWER2"
Check whether the following power switches of

DME Chasiss and Breaker Panel are all ON (turn
them on).
2 DC Unit "POWER"
"LCD"
(Continue to A2)
Figure 1.3.1.1-1 Activation flowchart of equipment in Equipment house or shelter (continued)
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(Continued from A2)
Log on DME equipment on the screen of LCD

Unit, and check whether there are no
communication errors between LCD and CONT
Unit, TRX1 Unit, TRX2 Unit, MON1 Unit, MON2
Unit on the LCD screen.
Change REMOTE/LOCAL control switch to

"LOCAL" on front panel of CONT Unit or LCD
"LCL/RMT" indicator lights on.
display screen.
"ALM BYP" indicator lights on.
Turn "ALM BYP" on.
"XFR" and "SHUT DN" indicators light off.
Execute "ALRAM RST" when DME is in "XFR" or
"SHUT DN" status.
Press "TRPN1"or "TRPN2" switch on the front

Selected "SYSTEM" and "TRPN" displays light
panel of CONT Unit or LCD display screen and
on.
activate selected Transponder system.
Check RF output power of "TX PWR" and "ANT

PWR" on Monitor screen of LCD.
Note: If an error is found in each transmission system, press

SHUT DN switch immediately and stop transmission.
Turn off "ALM BYP" on LCD display screen. "ALM BYP" indicator is turned off.
STOP
Figure 1.3.1.1-1 Activation flowchart of equipment in Equipment house or shelter (continued)
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START
Check whether RCMS and DME Equipment are

connected (connect them) with LAN or dialup
modem.
Turn on power switch of RCMS PC and activate

The Log on screen is displayed.
the RCMS software.
Select the log on way(LAN or Dialup) and log on The main screen of RCMS is displayed when
to the selected DME. succeeding in log on.
Change REMOTE/LOCAL control right to

"REMOTE" on front panel of CONT Unit or LCD
display screen. When to control DME form
RCMS.
STOP
Figure 1.3.1.1-2 Activation flowchart of RCMS
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1.3.2 Stopping Method
1.3.2.1 Stopping in Equipment house or shelter

Stop in accordance with the flowchart in Figure 1.3.2.1-1 and RCMS is stopped in accordance with the
flowchart of Figure 1.3.2.1-2.
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START
Change to "LOCAL" status with REMOTE/LOCAL

LOCAL display lights on.
switch on front panel of CONT Unit.
SHUT DN display lights on.
Stop operation with SHUT DN switch.
Note: Do the shutdown operarion before turning

epuipment power off. When the power supply is made
off while transmitting, the power amplifier might
be damaged.
Turn off the following power switches of Breaker

Panel.
Power is turned off to the all units of DME
"POWER1"
chassis.
"POWER2"
Turn off the following power switches of Power

Assembly.
"AC POWER1"
"AC POWER2"
Power is turned off to the AC/DC power supply.
(Note)
configured
Turn off circuit breakers for DME Equipment on

Power of DME Equipment is turned off.
switchboard.
STOP
Figure 1.3.2.1-1 Stop flowchart in equipment house or shelter
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START
Click "RCMS Shutdown" from "Shutdown" menu

of Main screen. Click "OK" on the displayed
screen.
STOP
Figure 1.3.2.1-2 Stop flowchart of RCMS
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1.3.3 Manipulation at the time of operation

Manipulation at the time of normal operation depend on “regular checks” manual, otherwise the
following manipulation should be performed.
1.3.3.1 Equipment house or shelter

(1) Check panel display of CONT Unit or LCD Unit.
(2) Check switching behaviors of No.1 Transponder and No.2 Transponder by panel control of CONT
Unit or LCD Unit. In addition, check transfer behavior by generating alarm signal from MON Unit
or LCD Unit.
(3) Perform operation check of alarm set by changing to ALM BYPASS status with CONT Unit or
LCD Unit.
1.3.3.2 RCMS
(1) Check panel display of RCMS.
(2) Check switching behaviors of No.1 Transponder and No.2 Transponder by manipulating RCMS.
1.3.4 Manipulation at the time of maintenance

If maintenance becomes necessary at the time of normal operation, some are related to the
transmission systems (No.1 and No.2) and others are common and not related to them.
1.3.4.1 Change of components requiring stopping of operation

Components that require to stopping operation when they are changed regardless of a transmission
system are as follows:
(1) DME chassis
･CONT Unit
In addition, please refer to manipulation of Figure 1.3.2.1-1 of 1.3.2 Stopping Method regarding
manipulation for maintenance of the above-mentioned components.
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1.3.4.2 Change of component requiring to stopping one side of the transmission system
Components that require to stopping one side of the Transponder system when they are changed are
shown below:
(1) DME chassis

･DC Unit (standby side)
･TRX Unit (standby side)
･HPA Unit (standby side)
･Preselector (standby side)
(2) Breaker panel

“POWER1” or “POWER2” switch (switch of Transponder on the standby side can be turned off).
(3) Power Assembly (option)

“AC POWER1” or “AC POWER2” switch (switch of Transponder on the standby side can be
turned off).
Maintenance of the standby Transponder system should be performed in accordance with procedures in
Figure 1.3.4.2-1.
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START
Change to LOCAL status by pressing "LCL/RMT"

"LCL/RMT" display lights up
switch on CONT Unit or LCD Unit.
If the transmission system to be maintained is

currently in operation, change the Tranoponder "SYSTEM" and "TRPN" displays of the
system by pressing "TRPN*" switch on CONT Unit Transponder system to be maintained tuned off.
or LCD Unit.
Press "STBY MNT" switch on CONT Unit or LCD "STBY MNT" displey and "TRPN" display of the
Unit to turn on the maintenance Transponder. maintenance Transponder light up.
Turn off the maintenance Transponder by

"STBY MNT" displey and "TRPN" display of the
pressing "STBY MNT" switch on CONT Unit or
maintenance Transponder turned off.
LCD Unit after completing maintenance.
STOP
Figure 1.3.4.2-1 Maintenance flowchart of spare transmission system
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1.3.5 Operations during failures

If a failure occurs in a device configuring the monitor system during operation, the device will give
an alarm. Actions are automatically taken corresponding to the alert signal. So, there is no problem.
Signals of the transmission system are always monitored by the MON Unit. When two MON Units
issued alarms (AND method alarm), the trouble will be automatically handled (Automatic actions mean
transfers and shutdowns of the transmission system).
MON Unit has the following alarms:
(1) PLS SPACE ALM ： Pulse space alarm

(2) SYS DLY ALM ： System delay alarm
(3) SENS ALM ： Response efficiency alarm
(4) TX RATE ALM ： Transmission rate alarm
(5) TX PWR ALM ： Transmission output level alarm
(6) SLF CHECK ALM ： Monitor self-diagnosis alarm
In general, these alarms are likely to occur. If completely unexpected troubles occur, find the broken
unit and take necessary steps immediately.
! DANGER
If this unit stops during operation, contact a person in charge immediately and receive
instruction to tackle the problem.
NOTE
If you want to return the device from the transfer and shutdown state to normal operation, check the
alarm state latched in advance on each MON Unit. Then, press “ALARM RST” switch on the LCD Unit.
This action releases the transfer state. If this alarm latch is not checked, you can hardly probe the cause
of an alarm in the future transfer and shutdown state.
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APPENDIX
Monitor and Control items

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Monitor control item

DME
No. Category Item
CONT LCD RCMS
1 Control (1) System No.1/No2 Select ● ● ●

2 Control (2) Main Transponder ON/OFF ● ● ●
3 Control (3) Standby Transponder Test ON/OFF ● ● ●
4 Control (4) Shutdown ● ● ●
5 Control (5) Transfer Reset ● ● ●
6 Control (6) Alarm Bypass ● ● ●
7 Control (7) Buzzer Reset - - ●
8 Control (8) Buzzer Bypass (Off) - ● ●
9 Control (9) Local/Remote Select ● ● -
10 Control (10) Monitor Method Select1 ● ● -
11 Control (11) Monitor Method Select2 ● ● -
12 Control (12) ID CODE No.1/No.2 Select ● ● -
13 Control (13) Signal Logic Close/Open of Auxiliary - - ●
14 Control (14) CSV download - ● ●
15 Control (15) CSV upload - - ●
16 Control (16) ID Volume Control ● - -
17 Control (17) Control Priority (Write Protect ON/OFF) ● - -
18 Monitoring (1) System No.1/No2 Select ○ ○ ○
19 Monitoring (2) Standby Transponder Test ○ ○ ○
20 Monitoring (3) Shutdown ○ ○ ○
21 Monitoring (4) Transfer Reset ○ ○ ○
22 Monitoring (5) Alarm Bypass ○ ○ ○
23 Monitoring (6) Local/Remote Select ○ ○ ○
24 Monitoring (7) Monitor Method Select1 ○ ○ ○
25 Monitoring (8) Monitor Method Select2 ○ ○ ○
26 Monitoring (9) ID CODE No.1/No.2 Select ○ ○ ○
27 Monitoring (10) Primary/Secondary Alarm ○ ○ ○
28 Monitoring (11) Warning - ○ ○
29 Monitoring (12) Transfer/Shutdown Alarm ○ ○ ○
30 Monitoring (13) Buzzer Reset (Alarm Reset) - - ○
31 Monitoring (14) Buzzer Bypass(OFF) - ○ ○
32 Monitoring (15) Auxiliary Alarm (X 5) - ○ ○
33 Monitoring (16) Communication Alarm - ○ ○
34 Monitoring (17) Control Priority (Write Protect ON/OFF) ○ ○ ○
35 Detailed monitoring (1) Pulse Space Alarm - ○ ○
36 Detailed monitoring (2) System Delay Alarm - ○ ○
37 Detailed monitoring (3) Reply Ratio Alarm - ○ ○
38 Detailed monitoring (4) Transmit Rate Alarm - ○ ○
39 Detailed monitoring (5) Transmit Power Alarm - ○ ○
40 Detailed monitoring (6) ID Alarm - ○ ○
41 Detailed monitoring (7) HPA Unit #1 Alarm - ○ ○
Appendix 1
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DME
No. Category Item
CONT LCD RCMS
42 Detailed monitoring (8) HPA Unit #2 Alarm - ○ ○

43 Detailed monitoring (9) TRX Unit #1 Alarm - ○ ○
44 Detailed monitoring (10) TRX Unit #2 Alarm - ○ ○
45 Detailed monitoring (11) MON Unit #1 Alarm - ○ ○
46 Detailed monitoring (12) MON Unit #2 Alarm - ○ ○
47 Detailed monitoring (13) DC Unit #1 Alarm - ○ ○
48 Detailed monitoring (14) DC Unit #2 Alarm - ○ ○
49 Detailed monitoring (17) External Equipment Shutdown Status - ○ ○
50 Detailed monitoring (18) Parameter ROM Status - ○ ○
51 Measuring (1) Pulse Space Value - ○ ○
52 Measuring (2) System Delay Value - ○ ○
53 Measuring (3) Reply Ratio Value - ○ ○
54 Measuring (4) Transmit Rate Value - ○ ○
55 Measuring (5) Transmit Power Value on Cabinet out - ○ ○
56 Measuring (6) Transmit Power Value on antenna out - ○ ○
57 Measuring (7) Reflection Power Value - ○ ○
58 Alarm limit (1) Pulse Space - ● ●
59 Alarm limit (2) System Delay - ● ●
60 Alarm limit (3) Reply Ratio - ● ●
61 Alarm limit (4) Transmit Rate - ● ●
62 Alarm limit (5) Transmit Power - ● ●
63 Adjustment (1) Monitor X/Y Mode - ● ●
64 Adjustment (2) Monitor Transmitting Attenuator - ● ●
65 Adjustment (3) Monitor Frequency - ● ●
66 Adjustment (4) Shutdown timer - ● ●
67 Adjustment (5) Transfer timer - ● ●
68 Adjustment (6) OR/AND Monitoring Select - ● ●
69 Adjustment (7) Monitor ID CODE 1 - ● ●
70 Adjustment (8) Monitor ID CODE 2 - ● ●
71 Adjustment (9) Transponder X/Y Mode - ● ●
72 Adjustment (10) Transponder Frequency - ● ●
73 Adjustment (11) Transponder System Delay - ● ●
74 Adjustment (12) Transponder multi path compression timer - ● ●
75 Adjustment (13) Transponder multi path compression level - ● ●
Transponder Squitter Pulse
76 Adjustment (14) - ● ●
Transmit Pattern Select
77 Adjustment (15) Transponder Rx_Test Mode Select - ● ●
78 Adjustment (16) ID KEY Source(INT/EXT) Select - ● ●
ID Output (Normal/Mark/
79 Adjustment (17) - ● ●
Space) Select
80 Adjustment (18) ID Output Cycle - ● ●
81 Adjustment (19) Transponder ID CODE 1 - ● ●
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No. Category Item
CONT LCD RCMS
82 Adjustment (20) Transponder ID CODE 2 - ● ●

83 Test parameter (1) Monitor Test Mode Select - ● ●
84 Test parameter (2) Monitor(test) Frequency - ● ●
85 Test parameter (3) Monitor(test) Pulse Space - ● ●
86 Test parameter (4) Monitor(test) Transmission Rate - ● ●
87 Test parameter (5) Monitor(test)Transmission Attenuator - ● ●
88 Test parameter (6) Monitor(test) Pulse Rising Time - ● ●
89 Test parameter (7) Monitor(test) Multi-pass Delay Time - ● ●
90 Test parameter (8) Monitor(test) Multi-pass Signal Phase - ● ●
91 Test parameter (9) Monitor Self-test System Delay - ● ●
92 Test parameter (10) Monitor Self-test Pulse Space - ● ●
93 Test parameter (11) Monitor Self-test Reply Ratio - ● ●
Monitor Self-test
94 Test parameter (12) - ● ●
Transmission attenuator
95 Test parameter (13) Monitor Self-test Transmission Rate - ● ●
Monitor Self-test Transmission
ID Mode Select
Monitor Self-test Transmission
ID CODE
Installation
98 (1) Network Setting - ● -
parameter
Installation Transmit pulse shape, pulse space and system
99 (2) - ● -
parameter delay Adjustment
Installation
100 (3) Monitoring power Adjustment - ● -
parameter
Installation
101 (4) Reboot Setting - ● -
parameter
102 User’s Registration (1) Register for User Name and Password - - ●
Remarks
● :Control item
○ :Indication item
- :No applicable
Appendix 3
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EU Declaration of Conformity (DoC)
The regulation references
Radio Equipment directive: 2014 / 53 / EU
The Name and address of the manufacture
Toshiba Infrastructure Systems & Solutions Corporation Komukai Complex

1, Komukai, Toshiba-cho, Saiwai-ku Kawasaki 212-8581 Japan
Product description
DME
Description of procedure followed in order to declare conformity of Radio Equipment directive:
2014 / 53 / EU
Toshiba corporation have read and understood the essential requirements

pertaining to the DME Model No. TW4134A to Z. Toshiba declares the DME
TW4134A to Z meets all applicable essential requirements of Radio Equipment
directive: 2014 / 53 / EU
All the relevant provisions met by the constituent
ICAO Annex 10 6th Ed.

EN 50383, EN 50385
EN 60215+A1+A2
EN 61000-4-4, EN 61000-4-6
EN 301 489-1, EN 301 489-22
Name and address of notified body
Radio Equipment directive Notified Body: Telefication

Edisonstraat 12A, 6902 PK Zevenaar, The Netherlands
Notified body number 0560
BE BG CZ DK DE EE IE EL ES FR HR IT CY LV
LT LU HU MT NL AT PL PT RO SI SK FI SE UK

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January 26, 81 Addition of Item K. Yoshida Y. Saito Y. Nakagawa A

April 07,2017 81 Delete of Item 1.2.2.2 N.Oomori Y. Saito Y. Nakagawa B

September 11, Last page Deleted CE Marking N.Oomori Y. Saito Y. Nakagawa C

APPENDIX Monitor and Control items

2. Measures Against Electric Shock

(2) Artificial Breathing

b. Then watch the move of the chest and abdomens.

(1) Pull the chin up, and the head down.

Watch the chest

(3) Closed chest type heart massage

Press so the chest is

Figure 3 The Chest Depressed by Hands

Ribs Hands Released

Figure 4 Hands Released

f. If the chest is pressed too hard, the ribs might be broken.

g. Heart massage should be done simultaneously with mouth-to-mouth

Figure 5 Heart Massage and Artificial Breathing by Persons

1.1.1 Operation and Indicators

1.2 LOCAL/REMOTE Operation

Figure 1.2.1-1 LOCAL Operation displays

Table 1.2.1-1 LOCAL Operation displays and functions

1.2.1.1 LCD Unit

Figure1.2.1.1 (a) LCD Unit operation displays

Table1.2.1.1 (a) LCD Unit operation displays and functions

Table 1.2.1.1 (b) LCD Unit screen structure

No. Name Function

Figure 1.2.1.1-1 Log On

Table 1.2.1.1-1 Log On

Ref. No. Name Function

3 - Press key to enter the user name and password.

(2) Main Screen

Figure 1.2.1.1-2 Main Screen

Table 1.2.1.1-2 Main Screen (1/3)

Ref. No. Name Function

Table 1.2.1.1-2 Main Screen (2/3)

Ref. No. Name Function

Table 1.2.1.1-2 Main Screen (3/3)

Ref. No. Name Function

Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (a) Monitor

Table 1.2.1.1-3 (a) Monitor (1/2)

Ref. No. Name Function

Table 1.2.1.1-3 (a) Monitor (2/2)

Ref. No. Name Function

ROM STATUS Displays normal/abnormal of loading data from the ROM on

Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (b) Event List of Monitor

Table 1.2.1.1-3 (b) Event List of Monitor

Ref. No. Name Function

8 Event List Display Event List of Monitor.

9 Page move Press key to move the pages of Event List.

10 Save Save Event List.

Figure 1.2.1.1-3 (c) History of monitoring items (MON)

Table 1.2.1.1-3 (c) History of monitoring items (MON)

Ref. No. Name Function

PLS SPACE VALUE Displays measured values of PULSE SPSCE (μs).

SYS DLY VALUE Displays measured values of SYSTEM DELAY (μs).

SENS VALUE Displays measured values of Sensitivity (REPLY) (%).

TX RATE VALUE Displays measured values of TX RATE (pp/s).

TX PWR VALUE Displays measured values of TX PWR (W).

MON TX ATT Displays set values of TX Attenuate (dB) with Monitor.

ROM STATUS Displays normal/abnormal of loading data from the ROM on

MON Displays History of the monitoring items from MON Unit

16 Save Save the History of monitoring items.