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If you experience an engine problem and would like a snap shot of your engine's parameters for any

reason, place the Data Recorder into the "BURST" mode.  With only the UBG-16 connected to the Data
Recorder, data will be stored every 5 seconds.  Note: If you leave the Data Recorder in the "BURST" mode
for a long period of time, you will use up a large portion of the available memory recording this one event.

The "DOWNLOAD" position on the Control Switch is used to download data from the Data Recorder's

memory to a P.C.  The use of this switch position will be covered later in this manual.

Record Light

Record Light

Record Light

Record Light

Record Light

Any time the Data Recorder is storing data to its internal memory, the Record Light

will come on.  This light is only on for the time it take to receive data from the activated
channels (i.e., with only one channel activated and the UBG-16 connected to that channel,

the Record Light will come on for 5 seconds each time data is recorded).  In the "BURST" mode data is
being recorded continuously and the Record Light will be on all the time.

Data Storage

Data Storage

Data Storage

Data Storage

Data Storage

Data is stored into the Data Recorder's internal memory in a ring or loop fashion.  Once the last

memory cell is used, the Data Recorder will store the latest data over the top of the oldest data.  In this way
you will always have the last 100 to 600 hours of data stored in memory (depending on the Storage Capacity
of the Data Recorder).

The amount or capacity of data the Data Recorder can store to internal memory is dependent on the

total of the Bytes Required per Record for each of the instruments connected to the Data Recorder and the
Storage Time Interval selected (1, 3, or 6 minutes).  Use the following formula and chart below to calculate
the Storage Capacity of the Data Recorder for your configuration.

4

Storage Capacity (in hours) =  ----------------------------  X   ----------------------------------------------

Storage Time Interval (1, 3 or 6 min.)

Total Bytes Required

per Record (see below)

262,130

60 (min/hr)

Instrument:

Bytes Required

per Record

MUX-8A Internal Clock

and Event Warning Line

6

UBG-16 or US-8A

32

R-1 or M-1

2

OPT-1

4

FP-5L

6

ASC-5A

8

GPS

27

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Summary of Contents for MUX-8A

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Page 5: ...ck ormation and Initial Check ormation and Initial Checkout out out out out 9 9 9 9 9 B Mount the MUX 8A Control Switch B Mount the MUX 8A Control Switch B Mount the MUX 8A Control Switch B Mount the...

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Page 7: ...e Data Recorder can be enabled or disabled with the DIP switchs found in an open ing on the side of the Data Recorder s black box The Data Recorder scans the enabled input channels formats the incomin...

Page 8: ...s recorded In the BURST mode data is being recorded continuously and the Record Light will be on all the time Data Storage Data Storage Data Storage Data Storage Data Storage Data is stored into the D...

Page 9: ...ry minute regardless of the Storage Time Interval setting The moment the Event Warning Line goes to a high level a recording is initiated and OFF will be stored in the Event Warning field If this line...

Page 10: ...Data Recorder performs this logic for each channel B Enable Disable the Time out Period If the Time out feature is set for 30 seconds the Data Recorder will monitor an enabled channel for 30 seconds I...

Page 11: ...s screen will say Download Completed Pushing the Control Switch to the BURST position will stop the download and start the processing of data 4 When finished turn off the aircraft power and exit the D...

Page 12: ...Downloaded data comes from the Data Recorder s internal memory and represents data that was recorded from instruments at an earlier date As the Data Recorder scans each enabled channel it transmits a...

Page 13: ...MA TSO approved manufacturing facility If the installer determines that installing this device is a minor alteration he she must note it as such in the aircraft log book Example 2 6 00 Installed Elec...

Page 14: ...ector The RS 232 Connector Locate the RS 232 connector in the MUX 8A kit Drill a 1 4 hole in the aircraft instrument panel for the RS 232 connector and mount the connector from behind the aircraft ins...

Page 15: ...he MUX 8A Wiring Dia gram at the back of this manual MUX 8 9 Pin Male Connector Wire Color Channel Connect to Brown 1 E I Inst RS 232 5V Line Red 2 E I Inst RS 232 5V Line Orange 3 E I Inst RS 232 5V...

Page 16: ...ectingtheEventWarningLineto ConnectingtheEventWarningLineto ConnectingtheEventWarningLineto morethanoneE I Instrument morethanoneE I Instrument morethanoneE I Instrument morethanoneE I Instrument more...

Page 17: ...n The Record Light should go out in 10 seconds or less this time depends on the total Transmit Rate for all the instruments connected to the MUX 8A If the Record Light is staying on for approximately...

Page 18: ...rval setting 1 3 or 6 min A ground on the Event Warning Line will generate an ON in the MUX 8A transmitted record and the Storage Interval will be one minute A transition from open to ground will gene...

Page 19: ...To GPS 8 GPS only To Ground R e d Black Blue White Red White Yellow Record Light Control Switch 9 Pin Male Connector 9 Pin Female Connector To 12 or 24 Volt Bus via the 1 amp fuse used above Brown Br...

Page 20: ...Operation 2 Instrument Operation The RS 232 5 volt output does not affect the operation of the R 1 3 3 3 3 3 T T T T Transmit Specifications ransmit Specifications ransmit Specifications ransmit Speci...

Page 21: ...f GPS Instrument identifier A comma separates data fields A Present Latitude s dd mmhh s sign N for north S for south dd degrees mm minutes hh hundredths of minutes B Present Longitude s dd mmhh s sig...

Page 22: ...peration The RS 232 5 volt option does not affect the operation of the R 1 See the R 1 Operating and Installation Instructions for R 1 operating information 3 3 3 3 3 T T T T Transmit Specifications r...

Page 23: ...Instrument Operation The RS 232 5 volt option does not affect the operation of the M 1 See the M 1 Operating and Installation Instructions for M 1 operating information 3 3 3 3 3 T T T T Transmit Spe...

Page 24: ...t option does not affect the operation of the OPT 1 See the OPT 1 Operating and Installation Instructions for OPT 1 operating information 3 3 3 3 3 T T T T Transmit Specifications ransmit Specificatio...

Page 25: ...Format and the Display Update Time will affect the Baud Rate or Transmit Rate see Power up Programming The GPS Transmit Format setting has no effect on the RS 232 5 volt output 3 3 3 3 3 T T T T Trans...

Page 26: ...ASC 5A can affect the transmission rate If the ASC 5A is placed in any programming mode the transmition of data will stop until the ASC 5A is returned to normal operation 3 3 3 3 3 T T T T Transmit Sp...

Page 27: ...he RS 232 5 volt option allows the Scan Rate to be set between 0 and 9 seconds For a given Scan Rate the US 8A operates as follows 0 Scan Rate All the limits are disabled the US 8A continuously scans...

Page 28: ...entifier A comma separates data fields L1 Left channel 1 reading 999 to 1999 F Other left channels are L2 L3 etc R1 Right channel 1 reading 999 to 1999 F Other right channels are R2 R3 etc Cr Carriage...

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