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March 2013 

3.1.3.1

 

Turning the unit on/off 

 
To turn the unit on, momentarily press the left hand inner knob. The unit will go through a short initialization 
routine at start up and then begin operation at the same settings that were loaded at the last power down. To turn the 
unit off, press and hold the left inner knob for three seconds.  
 

3.1.3.2

 

Setting Active and Standby Frequency 

 
The knob functions of the right hand set are as follow; the inner knob will change the frequency by KHz or the 
numbers to the right of the decimal point (118.

125

) in 25kHz increments. The outer knob will change the frequency 

by MHz or the numbers to the left of the decimal point (

119

.125) in 1 MHz increments. Only the frequency in the 

standby position will change.  The standby frequency is displayed at the bottom on the left side of the display and is 
identified by the letter “S” to the left of the frequency (

S

108.15). To load the standby frequency in to the active 

position, momentarily press on the inner knob. This will swap the standby frequency with the active frequency. The 
active frequency is identified by the letter “A” at the left of the frequency display (

A

118.125).   

 

3.1.3.3

 

Changing the Volume 

 
Rotating the left hand inner knob controls the receiver’s audio volume.  “

VOL

” will be displayed in the standby 

frequency display and the volume level is indicated by the numeric value after “

VOL

” (i.e. “

VOL 15”

).  The 

volume level can be adjusted from 

0

 to 

20

 by rotating the left hand inner knob.   Normal display operation resumes 

after 2 seconds. 
 

3.1.3.4

 

Changing the Minimum Received Signal Level (Squelch) 

 
Rotating the left hand outer knob controls the receiver’s internal signal strength cutoff (Squelch).  “

SQL

” will be 

displayed in the standby frequency display and the volume level is indicated by the numeric value after “

SQL

” (i.e. 

SQL 15”

).  The squelch level can be adjusted from 

OFF

 to 

20

 by rotating the left hand inner knob.   Normal 

display operation resumes after 2 seconds. 
 

3.1.3.5

 

Selecting a Stored Memory Station 

 
A quick push of the left hand knob enters the stored station retrieval.  If no memory stations are available, the 
display will show “

NO MEM” 

and return to normal operation.  Rotating the inner left hand knob scrolls through the 

previously entered memory stations.  In the left side (previously the active display) the pre-programmed label will 
be shown, and the right side (previously the standby display) will show the associated frequency.  Once the desired 
frequency is displayed, a quick push of the left hand knob will cause the selected frequency to be loaded into the 
Standby window and the unit will return to normal operation.  To exit without selecting a memory frequency, just 
wait 5 seconds without twisting any knob and the display will return to normal, or push the right hand knob to exit 
instantly. 
 

3.1.3.6

 

Entering / Editing / Deleting a Stored Memory Station 

 
Val Avionics does not recommend entering or editing stored frequencies in flight.  Doing so can be a distraction to 
the pilot.   

Содержание COM 2000

Страница 1: ...VAL AVIONICS LTD COM 2000 VHF Transceiver Installation and Operator s Manual Revision 3 March 2013 P N 172200 3 ...

Страница 2: ... M A N U A L Revision 3 Page 2 of 31 March 2013 Revision History October 2010 Initial Printing May 2012 Inserted section 1 4 FCC regarding FCC ID and emissions December 2012 Updated Appendix A table 4 with serial pin port Spelling Corrections March 2013 Updated Appendix A for units with serial number 20720 to current ...

Страница 3: ...onal Check 10 2 4 2 Final Inspection 10 2 5 LIMITATIONS 10 3 SECTION III OPERATION 11 3 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 11 3 1 1 Scope 11 3 1 2 Display Functions 11 3 1 3 User Controls 11 3 2 System Configuration 13 3 2 1 Accessing Setup Functions 13 4 SECTION IV WARRANTY AND SERVICE 14 4 1 LIMITED WARRANTY 14 4 2 SERVICE 14 5 Appendix A INSTALLATION DRAWINGS AND CONNECTOR LAYOUT 15 6 Appendix B WIRING DIAG...

Страница 4: ...stall and operate Using state of the art technology Val Avionics Ltd has created a radio that will provide the pilot with simple and easy to operate communications The COM 2000 also has an enhanced display that features both active and standby frequency displays As an added feature from the classing COM 760 the unit now features non volatile memory for both the active and standby frequencies No lo...

Страница 5: ...lass B receiver pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules as well as the emission requirements set forth in Part 87 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when it is operated in an aircraft environment The unit generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions manual m...

Страница 6: ...ht 3 25 pounds 1 5 kg Mounting Panel mounted no shock mounting required Temperature Range 20 to 55 Celsius with short time operations at 70 Celsius Power Requirements Voltage 11 0 to 30 0 VDC Current 0 5 Amp Rec 3 Amp max transmit Receiver VHF Frequency 118 00 to 136 975 MHz Sensitivity 2 µV to provide a 6dB S N N Channel Spacing 25 kHz Stability 002 Selectivity 60dB Audio output 5W to 4Ω Spk 50mW...

Страница 7: ...PTION PART NUMBER 1 COM 2000 760 Channel Radio 0800105 1 INSTALLATION KIT 651002 1 7 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED BUT NOT SUPPLIED Table 3 Equipment Not Supplied QTY DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER 1 Circuit Breaker 5 amp Potter Brumsfield W58 2 Ref VPN 0331005 1 Aircraft Cabin Speaker Ref aircraft parts manual for specific part number 1 Contact Crimping Tool w Positioning Tool AMP P N 601966 1 AMP P N 601699 5 1 8...

Страница 8: ...buttons and other signs of damage that may have occurred during shipment Verify the contents of the container with the list in section 1 5 If any damaged or missing parts are discovered during the inspection save the shipping material and contact the freight carrier to file a claim If it is suspected that parts were omitted from the container please feel free to contact Val Avionics Ltd to acquire...

Страница 9: ...cupied by the COM 2000 and harness assembly for obvious obstructions such as heater ducts control cables fuel and oil lines or any other obstruction Pay particular attention to the control yoke assembly It should be moved to the full limit of travel and verified that sufficient clearance exists prior to beginning installation Most aircraft instrument panels will already have existing radio mountin...

Страница 10: ... of the aircraft controls Move all of the aircraft controls through their full range of movement while visually verifying that the installation does not mechanically interfere with the control movement Verify that the wiring harnesses are properly secured to the aircraft structure in accordance with accepted practices as described in AC 43 13 and that adequate strain relief and service loops have ...

Страница 11: ...e S is the standby frequency When the unit is transmitting the A will be replaced with a T to represent active transmit When the unit is selecting a memory station the A and S will no longer be visible and the active portion will contain the seven character description and the standby will contain the frequency associated with the description 3 1 3 User Controls Refer to Figure 1 Unit Controls The...

Страница 12: ...ay and the volume level is indicated by the numeric value after VOL i e VOL 15 The volume level can be adjusted from 0 to 20 by rotating the left hand inner knob Normal display operation resumes after 2 seconds 3 1 3 4 Changing the Minimum Received Signal Level Squelch Rotating the left hand outer knob controls the receiver s internal signal strength cutoff Squelch SQL will be displayed in the sta...

Страница 13: ...to be selected When the data is entered as desired pressing the left hand button will exit the edit mode and return to the previous state If desired additional frequencies can be edited or added by repeating the above steps 3 1 3 6 3 Deleting a Stored frequency Once the undesired frequency has been selected see 3 1 3 6 1 press the right hand knob A confirmation will appear in the Standby window ro...

Страница 14: ...r the warranty In such cases an estimate will be submitted for approval before repair is initiated In most cases Val avionics Ltd will provide 72 hour turn around on its warranty and repair service We recommend that contact be made with the FACTORY CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT prior to any unit return and obtain RETURN AUTHORIZATION AND INSTRUCTIONS This will provide proper control and expedite ser...

Страница 15: ...I O N I C S L T D C O M 2 0 0 0 V H F T R A N S C E I V E R I N S T A L L A T I O N A N D O P E R A T O R S M A N U A L Revision 3 Page 15 of 31 March 2013 5 Appendix A INSTALLATION DRAWINGS AND CONNECTOR LAYOUT ...

Страница 16: ...S C E I V E R I N S T A L L A T I O N A N D O P E R A T O R S M A N U A L Revision 3 Page 16 of 31 March 2013 Figure 2 Physical Dimensions Figure 3 P1 Connector Pin Out Drawing Not to Scale Figure 4 Panel Cut Out Figure 5 Mounting Tray Assembly Exploded View ...

Страница 17: ...Ground 5 Mic Ground 6 Key Input 7 Main Ground 8 Main Power 9 RS 232 In Input 10 Aux In 1 Input 11 Speaker Output 12 Headphone Output 13 Mic Audio Input 14 Active Standby Toggle Input 15 NC Table 5 Rear Connector Pin Functions Serial number 20500 to 20719 Pin Function I O 1 RS 232 Out Output 2 Aux In 2 Input 3 Speaker Ground 4 Headphone Ground 5 Mic Ground 6 Key Input 7 Main Ground 8 Main Power 9 R...

Страница 18: ... M 2 0 0 0 V H F T R A N S C E I V E R I N S T A L L A T I O N A N D O P E R A T O R S M A N U A L Revision 3 Page 18 of 31 March 2013 6 Appendix B WIRING DIAGRAMS Figure 6 COM 2000 Basic Wiring Diagram Figure 7 Interface with AP100 ...

Страница 19: ... H F T R A N S C E I V E R I N S T A L L A T I O N A N D O P E R A T O R S M A N U A L Revision 3 Page 19 of 31 March 2013 7 Appendix C Certifications 7 1 TSO Certification This device has been tested and found to meet specification of TSO C169a ...

Страница 20: ...2013 8 Appendix D INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTINUED AIRWORTHINESS 8 1 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS Maintenance of the COM 2000 VHF Transceiver is on condition only No periodic maintenance is required If unit is found to be out of calibration send unit in for service If unit is removed for service upon re installation perform Post Installation check as described in section 2 4 of this manual ...

Страница 21: ...essages are supported Request data output Set active COM frequency data from a remote source Set standby COM frequency data from a remote source Set COM Volume and Squelch Level Set COM Mic Gain and Sidetone 9 2 Output Messages The COM 2000 COM 2KR output messages include Reset status Communications Error COM Receiver status COM audio mode COM microcontroller software version COM Volume and Squelc...

Страница 22: ...fier two digit number in ASCII characters d d Message data characters defined for each message chksum Message checksum including message identifier through data characters The two digit checksum is generated by adding all values of valid characters together ignoring carry if any This value is converted into two encoded hex1 characters 30h 3Fh CR ASCII carriage return 0Dh LF ASCII line feed 0Ah The...

Страница 23: ...ly at low speed 1 Hz H output repeatedly at high speed 10 Hz ii Output Dd Data Description a 20 Reset Status 00 0 21 CDI GSI and Flags 00 0 L H 22 Decoded OBS Setting 00 0 L H 23 Radial from Active VOR 00 0 L 28 Receiver Status 00 0 30 NAV Microntroller Software Version 00 0 32 ADC Data Output cc ADC channel 00 to 08 0 35 Comm Transceiver Status 00 0 36 Comm Software Version 00 0 71 Comm Volume an...

Страница 24: ... AND RECEIVER FUNCTION This message is used to set the standby VOR or Localizer frequency as well as the receiver operating function The INS 429 can detect if the supplied frequency corresponds to a VOR or a Localizer channel so this command will work for both types of NAV aids Message format V Message class This is a VHF NAV message 28 Message identifier mk Standby VOR LOC frequency m desired fre...

Страница 25: ...25 kHz steps 100 kHz Note The COM 2000 will check input frequencies for validity An RS 232 serial error message output will be generated if the frequency is invalid SET ACTIVE COMM FREQUENCY AND TRANSCEIVER FUNCTION This message is used to set the Active COMM frequency as well as he COMM transceiver function This message is only available in normal mode Message format V Message class This is a VHF...

Страница 26: ... used to adjust the volume and squelch levels of the COM unit Message format V Message class VHF NAV Message 71 Message Identifier vs Volume level and Squelch Level v Desired volume level in encoded hexadecimal where v desired level 0x30 with a range between 0 20 0 being muted s Desired squelch level in encoded hexadecimal where s desired level 0x30 with a range between 0 20 0 being off Example Me...

Страница 27: ... is a VHF NAV message 21 Message identifier cc CDI deflection An eight bit value indicating the amount of deflection of the CDI needle represented as two encoded hex3 digits The CDI deflection is a twos complements signed integer in the range of 100 to 100 100 indicates full left deflection 0 indicates no deflection and 100 indicates full right deflection gg GSI deflection An eight bit value indic...

Страница 28: ...S setting is valid ddd Three digit OBS setting in degrees Values are in the range of 000 to 359 Example message PMRRV22V170 chksm CR LF A valid OBS setting of 170 degrees RADIAL FROM ACTIVE VOR This message outputs the current bearing from the active VOR station This message will be output even when a localizer is being tracked by the NAV receiver In this case the bearing will be marked as invalid...

Страница 29: ...ssage format V Message class This is a VHF NAV message 28 Message identifier mk Standby NAV frequency m MHz where m 30h desired MHz frequency in the range of 108 to 117 MHz k desired frequency 25 kHz 30h with desired frequency in range of 000 to 975 kHz in 50 kHz steps s Status N Normal mode M Monitor mode Example message PMRRV28E4 PM chksm CR LF Active NAV frequency is 117 100 MHz Standby NAV fre...

Страница 30: ...uelch test setting ASCII 0 automatic 1 test Example message PMRRV35G4LFR0 chksm LF Active frequency is 119 100 MHz the standby frequency is 124 550 MHz receiver function squelch is automatic COM SOFTWARE VERSION This message is used to output the version string for the VHF COM receiver software Message format V Message class This is a VHF NAV message 36 Message identifier vvvv Software version in ...

Страница 31: ...s sent anytime there is a change in either the volume or squelch settings or is requested by using a Request Data Output 24 command Message format V Message class VHF NAV Message 72 Message Identifier ms Volume level and Squelch Level m mic gain level in encoded hexadecimal where m desired level 0x30 with a range between 1 20 s sidetone level in encoded hexadecimal where s desired level 0x30 with ...

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