ARINC
561-11
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REPLACEMENT
PAGE PEVISED:' June 30, 1972
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2
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STANDARDS
RXQiJIRED
To
EFFECT
INTERCHANGEABILITY
it
is
of prime jmportance that the Industry establish specific form factors,
mounting provisions,
interwiring, output signal data and power supply require-.
ments
for
the INS units. The establishment
of
airframe installation standards
cannot await the completion
of
new equipment developments by the manufacturers.
Because
of
the very extensive poter:tial cost savings involved, advance planning
on the part
of
the airline customers has always been necessary and
is
particuiarly
so
with the many problems of implementing
INS
equipment into subsonic
jet
aircraft
and planning
future
SST
installations.
.%nufacturers should note that although this
ARINC
document does not prohibit
manufacturers from having different form factors and interwiring features, the
practical problems
of
redesigning what
Mill
then be a standard aircraft install-
atior, to accommodate some special installation could very
well
make the
use
of
that other design prohibitively expensive
for
the potential customer.
manufacturers
should recogniqe the practical. advantage
of
developing
'
equipment
in
accordance with the standard forn factors and
the
standard interwiring
set
forth in
this
document.
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Therefore,
2.1 Form Factors, Connectors, and Index Pin Coding
ARINC
Specification
ND.
404
with Supplenent
No.
2
must be followed in explicit
detail
to
assure universal interchangeability îmong eqi-ipent
of.
diti'ercnt
manufacturers. Specifically, the equipmen€ aanufacturer
is
cautioned that the
equipment must conform to all the specific requirements
of
dimensions, tolerances,
hold-down projection, handles, extractors, cooling provisiofis and specified
limits
on weight and center of
..
gravity as
set
forth
in
ARINC
Specifiuation
404.
2.1.1
Navigation Unit
The Navigation Unit should comply with the basic standards established
in
ARINC
Specification 404 €or the
1
ATR
long form factor and should
incorporate the necessary modifications to provide the precision mounting
as
set
forth in Attachment 3-3 through 3-6.
Two
DPX2-67P-67P-34B connec-
tors should
be
mounted in the standard locations and both connectors are
to be located right side
UP.
employ index pin code X-91 (ITT-Cannon
PIN
DPX2-67P-67P-34B-0091 or
pin code X-61 (In-Cannon P/N DPX2-67P-67P-34B-0061 or equivalent),
The equipment designer may, at his option, utilize the
10.625
inch
special
height in place
of
the standard 7.625 value
set
forth in
ARINC
Spec. 404
for the Navigation Unit,
The left hand
(LTP
and
LBP)
connector should
equivalent) and the right hand
(RTP
and RBP) connector should employ index
NOTE
TO
INSTALLATION
DESIGNERS
-
All
standard installations should
provide sufficient clearance
€or
the special height Navigation
Unit.
be used where
crimp
contacts are desired.
tc-2
Also,
the
DPXMA
-
- -
version of the connector should
shorter than the length
set
forth
in
Attachment
3-3.
FURTHER
NOTE
TO
INSTALLATION
DESIGNERS
-
Some Navigation Units'in-
tended to
meet
ARINC
561 standards
are
about one-half inch
all new designs
.of
INS
equipment should use the standards
set
forth
in
this document and
ARINC
404.
However,
¢-3
t
2.1.2
-:t
<cwAa%aa
Del
e
ted
tronics
Unìt
should be contained in a standard
ARINC
404
1-A
7P-67P-34B connectors mounted. in the