Mid-Continent Instrument SAM MD302-3 Installation Manual And Operating Instructions Download Page 13

 

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Manual Number 9018233, Revision A 

Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics 

 

December 22, 2014

 

 

To assemble the aircraft cable harness and Configuration Module refer to the following instructions 
and Figure 2.4: 
 
1) 

Install a pin/socket as supplied in the Connector Kit using an appropriate crimping tool for each 
wire in the aircraft cable harness. Be sure to make the harness long enough to remove the unit 
from the front of the panel without stressing the harness (approx. 8” longer than required to 
reach the unit connector). 

2) 

Braids from shielded wires should be separated from the wire conductors and pulled back from 
the pin/socket termination approximately 2” and gathered together. 

a.  NOTE: Additional chafe protection, such as heat shrink or nylon wire braid is 

recommended over the bundle (not including the shields) to prevent wear when installed 
in the cable clamp. 

3) 

Insert the pins of the cable harness into the rear of the 15-pin D-Sub connector (Item 4) per 
Table 2.1 and Figure 2.3 using an appropriate pin insertion tool. 

 

CAUTION: The Configuration Module PC Board Assembly contains sensitive electronics that can be 
damaged by electrostatic discharge (ESD). Appropriate precautions should be applied prior to 
handling this component. 

 

4) 

Insert the pins of the Configuration Module PC Board Assembly (Item 3) into their corresponding 
locations as noted below using an appropriate pin insertion tool. 

a.  The wires coming from the Configuration Module PC Board Assembly are marked as 

follows on the circuit board: TP1, TP2, TP3, TP4. 

b.  With the D-Sub oriented up (pin locations 1-5 on top), orient the Configuration Module PC 

Board Assembly with the electronic parts facing UP prior to pin insertion. 

c.  Install each pin into the rear of the D-Sub connector as follows: 

 

Board TP1  =   config return  

D-Sub pin 15 

 

Board TP2  =   config data  

=  

D-Sub pin 14 

 

Board TP3  =   config clock  

=  

D-Sub pin 10 

 

Board TP4  =   config power  

=  

D-Sub pin 5 

5) 

Install the D-Sub Backshell Spring (Item 5) as shown.  

6) 

Place the D-Sub Slide Lock (Item 6) over the D-Sub connector.  

7) 

Install the D-Sub connector with Slide Lock and cable harness attached into the Backshell (Item 
1) and secure with (2) screws (Item 8). Verify that the Backshell Spring is between the Slide 
Lock and Backshell. Move the Slide Lock back and forth to verify free movement. 

8) 

Route the aircraft wire harness bundle (excluding shield braids) between the two halves of the 
Cable Strain Relief Clamp (Item 7). The Clamp should be placed over the chafe protection 
installed in Step 2 (if used). 

9) 

Loosely connect the two halves of the Cable Strain Relief Clamp with (2) screws (Item 8). 

10)  Place the Cable Strain Relief Clamp in the Backshell as shown. 
11)  Bend the wires of the Configuration Module PC Board Assembly 180 degrees so that the PC 

Board has its electrical components facing down as shown. Be careful not to place excess strain 
on the solder connections between the wires and the PC Board.  

12)  Capture the Configuration Module PC Board Assembly into the Backshell by placing the 

Backshell Cover (Item 2) on top of the Backshell.   

13)  Secure the Backshell Cover onto the Backshell using (2) Screws (Item 9).  
14)  Bundle the exposed shield braids and secure them to either threaded hole on the rear of the 

Backshell using a 2-56 screw (Item 10). A wire that is common to aircraft chassis ground shall 
also be connected to one of these two holes on the Backshell. Use of a ring terminal (not 
included) may be useful.  

15)  The completed assembly should look as shown. Verify that the Slide Lock operates freely and 

that no wires are pinched, nicked, or otherwise damaged.  

Verify that power and ground signals are installed appropriately before connecting to the unit.

Summary of Contents for SAM MD302-3

Page 1: ...del MD302 3 Mid Continent Instruments and Avionics Mid Continent Instrument Co Inc dba Mid Continent Instruments and Avionics 9400 E 34th Street N Wichita KS USA 67226 PH 800 821 1212 Manual Number 90...

Page 2: ...7226 USA Phone 316 630 0101 Fax 316 630 0723 ks customerservice mcico com www mcico com We welcome your comments concerning this manual Although every effort has been made to keep it free of errors so...

Page 3: ...3 Manual Number 9018233 Revision A Mid Continent Instruments and Avionics December 22 2014 REVISION HISTORY ECO Rev Date Approved Detail A 12 22 2014 BMC Production release...

Page 4: ...INSTALLATION 8 2 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 8 2 2 PARTS LIST 8 2 3 EQUIPMENT LOCATION 9 2 4 LIMITATIONS 10 2 5 MODIFICATIONS 11 2 6 CABLE HARNESS 12 2 6 1 WIRE GAUGE SELECTION 12 2 6 2 CONFIGURATION MODULE...

Page 5: ...for maximum flexibility for installation in retrofit or modern instrument panels and equipment bays Its size and AnyWayTM selectable orientation allows it to be installed almost anywhere and in less s...

Page 6: ...Sub with Configuration Module MCIA p n 9017275 Pneumatic fittings MCIA p n 9017642 Mounting Mount from front uses 4 6 32 cap screws TABLE 1 2 1 2 3 PERFORMANCE LIMITS Characteristics Attitude Pitch A...

Page 7: ...Output Speed Label Description High Low 203 altitude rel 29 92 x x 204 baro altitude x x 205 mach number x x 206 computed airspeed x x 212 altitude rate x x 215 impact pressure x x 217 static pressure...

Page 8: ...g and before installation of the equipment ensure that power is applied only to the pins specified in the interconnect diagram 2 2 PARTS LIST When unpacking this equipment make a visual inspection for...

Page 9: ...tic connections and routing must be allowed Be aware of routing cables near other electronics or with other wire bundles that may be susceptible to high energy flow Avoid sharp bends in cabling or hos...

Page 10: ...plete TSO The MD302 meets all TSO requirements for applicable functions slip but does not meet requirements associated with functionality that is not present in the unit rate of turn A note below desc...

Page 11: ...rrent modification releases of the MD302 Standby Attitude Module MOD 0 Modification MOD 0 is identified on the nameplate by the lack of marking on the MOD numbers 1 through 9 i e 1 9 are visible Mod 0...

Page 12: ...TION Wire gauge should be 22 AWG Use of PTFE ETFE TFE Teflon or Tefzel insulated wire is recommended for aircraft use per MIL DTL 16878 or equivalent Additionally for data signals associated with ARIN...

Page 13: ...of the D Sub connector as follows Board TP1 config return D Sub pin 15 Board TP2 config data D Sub pin 14 Board TP3 config clock D Sub pin 10 Board TP4 config power D Sub pin 5 5 Install the D Sub Bac...

Page 14: ...18 Backshell Size 9 2 1 9017274 Cover Backshell 3 1 9017184 1 PCB Assy Config Module 4 1 9016479 Kit DSub 15pin HD 5 1 part of 9016479 DSub Backshell Spring Clip 6 1 part of 9016479 DSub Slide Lock Si...

Page 15: ...he correct port on the back of the unit during installation WARNING Lock quick disconnect before connecting to the unit to avoid damaging the O ring 2 8 INSTALLATION COMPLETION Prior to operating the...

Page 16: ...22 2014 FIGURE 2 5 MD302 OUTLINE DRAWING TABLE 2 2 MD302 UNIT VERSIONS Unit Versions Part Number Bezel Battery 6420302 1 Black Yes 6420302 2 Black No 6420302 3 None No 6420302 4 Gray Yes 6420302 5 Gra...

Page 17: ...settings file AIRSPEED_MINIMUM_20_KNOTS AIRSPEED_MINIMUM_30_KNOTS AIRSPEED_MINIMUM_40_KNOTS ARINC_SPEED_LOW ARINC_SPEED_HIGH DISPLAY_ORIENTATION_HORIZONTAL DISPLAY_ORIENTATION_VERTICAL_RIGHT DISPLAY_...

Page 18: ...e settings were accepted 6 Remove the USB stick while power remains on 7 The MD302 will reboot and illuminate STATUS green to indicate normal operation with the new settings 8 Reinstall USB cover If t...

Page 19: ...02 with the test pressure stabilized at 5 000 feet Both calibrations may be done at the same time with a combined P S tester The procedure is 1 Power off MD302 2 Uncover the USB port and insert flash...

Page 20: ...nd can be found on the product website www flySAM com Below are instructions for updating the unit software PREPARATION 1 Prepare software update file A Obtain a USB flash drive from Mid Continent Ins...

Page 21: ...ze the horizon reference o Another cause might be pitot static sources swapped or significant positive pressure on the static source o If the error does not clear it could be an internal system failur...

Page 22: ...itude 55K 15 000 ft Temperature Variation 5 Category S2 Humidity 6 Category A Operational Shock and Crash Safety 7 Category B Vibration 8 Fixed Wing Category R Curves B B1 Helicopter Category U Curve...

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