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ARTS 7000 User Manual Aviation Systems
Rev A6 Page 174
S
ECTION
22: A
LTITUDE
M
ONITORING
S
UBSECTION
1: A
LTITUDE
M
ONITORING
D
ESCRIPTION
UNDER DEVELOPMENT
Altitude Monitoring is a unique feature of Laversab ARTS 7000 and Laversab Air Data Test Sets.
The ARTS 7000 can be connected to a Laversab Air Data test set using an umbilical cable. This
allows simultaneous control over both test sets using a single Test Control tablet. In this mode
the ADTS altitude can be changed while monitoring the Transponder’s Mode S and Mode C
Altitude.
S
UBSECTION
2: A
LTITUDE
M
ONITORING
T
RANSPONDER
S
ETUP
The ARTS 7000 is set up in the same method as Mode S testing. Please review the Mode S
procedure for details.
WARNING
It is extremely dangerous to generate signals during testing that are on the frequencies that are
in use by local ATC. When operating the test set in DME Mode. Please be aware of the local
navigation aid and ATC frequencies. It is the test set operator’s responsibility to make sure all
testing is carried out on Frequencies that will not interfere with local navigation aids or ATC
resources.
Hardware Required
Item Test Type Description / Notes Part Number
Pulse Antenna Ant - Ant Yellow flat plate Pulse antenna 123-0230
Tripod Ant - Ant Required to mount antenna. 118-2286
Co Ax Cable
option of 6, 20
or 60 ft Ant - Ant
Dir - Cable
Ant-Ant Operator choice of length to allow
satisfactory positioning of test antenna to
achieve a clear line of site to the Aircraft
antenna under test.
Dir-Cbl – operator choice of length
recommended to use shortest possible.
VARIOUS
Coupler Ant - Coupler Antenna Coupler
See the Antenna Coupler Section of this
document 123-0237