Logic Unit

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LOGIC UNIT
TYPE 7-AS182-1
This Manual complies with British

Civil Airworthiness Requirements,
Section A. Chapters A6-2. The
technical accuracy of this manual
has been verified and certified
correct
Date
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5th June 1991
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DESCRIPTION OPERATION AND DATA

Description
Operation
Logic Board Assembly
Power Supply Board Assembly
Data
Maximum Dimensions and Mass
Power Supply
Interfaces
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Disassembly
Access to Components
Removal of Connector J1
Removal o f Connector 5 2
Removal of Connector 53
Removal of Logic Board Assembly
Removal of Power Supply Board Assembly
Removal of Separator Plate Assembly
Cleaning
Inspection
Repair
Ass embly
Replacing Separator Plate Assembly
Replacing Power Supply Board Assembly
Replacing Logic Board Assembly
Replacing Connector 53
Replacing Connector 5 2
Replacing Connector J 1
Replacing Mounting Base
Fits and Clearances
Storage
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Test Equipment
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Internal Power Supply Faults
Trouble Shooting
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CESCRIPTION. OPERATION AND DATA

A . General Description
Logic Control Unit 7-AS182-1 is designed to operate as a tuning controller

for the 1 2 - 1 2 6 and 12-190-11 antennas. when used in conjunction with the
ARC182 Radio.
The Logic Control Units terminate and monitor the radios CLOCK and DATA
control lines. both of which are twisted-pair balanced-lines. The
transmitted data is captured and validated before its frequency content is
translated into a parallel line, antenna tuning word. The antenna tuning
word is amplified to provide each line with either, a positive 28 V dc
level. or a negative 5 V dc level. A positive 28 V dc level causes the
associated antenna tuning coil to be in circuit - PIN diode reverse biased.
A negative 5 V dc level causes the associated PIN diode t o be out of
circuit - PIN diode forward biased.
B. Mechanical Description
The unit comprises two printed circuit board assemblies that are separated
These are contained in a machined aluminium box which
provides both environmental and EMC screening. The electronic circuitry is
all solid state and the unit can be mounted, remote from the antenna it is
designed to serve, in any attitude.Figure 1 shows the unit general
assembly.
by a metal plate.
The logic conversion circuits are all contained on a single printed circuit
board. Three multipin connectors provide input connections from the
aircraft power supply and the transceiver. and output dc iines t3 the
antenna. A l l connections to and from the Logic Board Assembly pass via
filtercons through an isolating plate to the respective connector pin or
power supply terminal.Figure 2 shows the unit schematic diagram.
The Logic Control Unit has three external interfaces made via miniature
circular connectors:
a> Control inputs - serial clock and data. differential pairs from the
controlling radio and address decode. block selection signals made by
wire links at the cable end connector.
b) Control outputs - eight control lines, plus zero volts return, to the
antenna. Each control line is associated with an antenna tuning segment
and is capable of delivering +28 V dc o r -5 V dc (r,ominal)
c) Power input +28 V dc plus earth return, from the aircrafts power
supply
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C. Dperation
(1) Logic Board Assembly (ref. Fig.3)
The Logic Board Assembly utilises a microprocessor with external
program and data memory as the controlling element for data reception.
validation. translation and antenna drive output. Data and clock
signals are input to the board as differential signals which are
terminated and level translated by differential amplifiers. The
processor monitors the clock signal, captures and stores data.
awaiting the end of the message before validating the message content.
Validation consists of testing the frequency content of the message
data to ensure the hundreds, tens, units and decimal MHz values are
true binary coded values. In the 7-AS182-1 Logic Unit the command word
is checked for validity.
The DATA and CLOCK inputs from the radio are fed via 22 kl;z resistors
R1. R2. R3 and R4 to differential amplifiers IC1-C and IC1-D. The
lines are held at 0 volts by resistors R5, R6. R7 and R8.
The output from IC1-C is fed direct to IC2, pin 10, and the output
from IC1-D is fed to IC2. pins 11 and 12. The output lines are held
at +5 volts via resistors R18 and R19 and are decoupled by capacitors
C7 and C8.
fC2. pins 14. 15. 16 and 17 are connected via filtercons to f l pins L.
K, J and S respectively, where they may be wire linked to ground or

left open circuit to select the required decode table to be used in a
particular installation - see Fig. 6A and 6B.
IC2. an eight-bit microprocessor. obtains its program and tuning data
from an 8K x 8 memory, IC4. An eight-bit address latch, IC3, is
interfaced between IC2 and IC4. the address latch enable being taken
to IC2. pin 30. The clock signal at IC2, pins 18 and 19, is from
crystal XTALl and is decoupled by C 9 and C10.
The antenna output drive function is implemented by eight identical
circuits using operational amplifiers to perform level translation and
transistor amplifiers to deliver the required levels to the antenna.
Each of the eight outputs from IC2. pins 1 to 8 inclusive. is fed to
one input of an operational amplifier in either IC5 or IC6. The
second input of each amplifier is held at approximately +2.5 volts by
resistors R23 and R24 and is decoupled by C16. The output of each
operational amplifier is then taken via a current limiting resistor t o
the base of a transistor, the collector of which is taken via a
filtercon to the appropriate pin of connector 53. The emitter of each
transistor is taken direct to - 5 volt while the collector is held a-t
+28 volts via a 10 kohm resistor. In each case logic 0 at the pin of
IC2 results in the associated pin of connector 53 being held at LO
volts. Conversely, logic 1 at I C 2 results in the pin being held HI.

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Further circuitry provides +5 volt monitoring and ensures that the

processor receives a reset of correct level and duration if this
supply voltage deviates from its toleranced level.
The reset voltage at IC2. pin 9 , is applied from the +5 volts supply
via a power monitor circuit, IC1-A. IC1-B and transistor TR1. On
switching on the junction of C13, R20 and R21 will be held high until
C13 becomes charged through R21. This long time-constant ensures that
IC2 will become fully conditioned. Providing the +5 volts supply does
not vary by more than approximately k0.5 volts, transistor TR1 is nonconducting and IC2, ping, is held in the low condition. If the +5
volts varies outside those limits the ouput from either IC1-A or IC1-B
will change causing TR1 to switch on. Under this condition C 1 3 is
discharged through TR1 and IC2 pin 9 is held h i g h . Decoupling cf the
various ICs is provided by capacitors C1 to C 6 , C11, C 1 2 , C14 and C15.
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(2) Power Supply Board Assembly.
(ref. Fig.4)
The power supply for the logic unit is a flyback, switched-mode power
converter (SMPC) system fed fron; the aircraft's 28 volt supply. The
input is taken via diode Dl. which provides reverse polarity
protection, and inductor L1 to regulator IC2. pin 1.
Inductor L1 and
capacitor C1 form an RFI filter and supply interuption reservoir, with
diode D8 as a transient suppressor. The output from IC2. pin 3 . is 12
volts set by resistors R 1 and R2 and decoupled by capacitor C2. This
is fed as Vcc to IC1. an SMPC controller, whose output at pin 11 is
taken v i a resistor R8 to TR1. The drain of TR1 is taken to the +28
volt input through the primary of transformer T1. T R 1 operates as an
OWOFF switch whose mark/space ratio is controlled by the output
waveform of IC1. Resistors R10 and R11, decoupled by capacitor C5,
form a current limiter in the emitter of TR1. The clock frequency for
IC1 is set by R9 and C 4 while the combination of R 3 , R4 and R5 acts as
a short-circuit current-limiter for the IC1 circuitry.
The secondary windings of transformer T1 provide outputs of +5 volts
for the logic circuits. with +28 volts and -5 volts supplied to switch
the PIN diodes in the associated antenna. In each circuit, diode D4,
D5 or D6 in conjunction with capacitor C7. C8 or C9 form rectifier
circuits to provide a dc output. To ensure a smooth accurate +5 volt
supply for the logic circuits, the +5 volts from D4/C7 is taken
through regulator IC3 before being applied to the logic circuits.
Note that the 0 volt line for these supplies is kept isolated from the
28 volt supply return line to help provide good EMC performance.
The output voltages are determined by the ON/OFF ratio of current
through transformer TR1 primary, this ratio being developed by the
switching of TR1 by IC1. The voltage developed across the fourth,
flyback, winding of transformer T1 and rectified by diode D7 and
capacitor C10, is fed back to IC1 as a control voltage. Any variation
of the marklspace ratio of I C 1 output. alters the time current flows
through the primary of transformer T 1 . to keep the output voltages
within limits. The initial value of the output voltages is pre-set by
adjustment of VR1. The combination of resistors R 1 5 , R14 and R6 and
capacitors C12 and C3 defines the loop stability and response time.
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T e c h n i c a l Data
(1) Maximum Dimensions and Mass

Length 59.8 mm. width 90.9 mm. depth 59.5 mm, mass 0.8 kg
( 2 ) Power Supply
(a) Input voltage 16 to 32 volts dc

( b ) Reverse polarity and transient voltage protected
V k 10% at 100 mA
-5 V nominal at 1 A
+28 V nominal at 5 mA
( c ) Isolated outputs:
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supply of 28 volts for up to 50 ms.
( d ) Power Interrupt
(e) Maximum current required from aircraft supply - not greater than
850 mA at 16 V.
(3) L o g i c Board Assembly
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i.e. signal HI at 0 V ar.d signal LO at +5 V.
( b ) Message Length:(ref.Fig 5 )
Five words.first word of seven bits.then four words of eight bits.

( c ) Data rate:
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differential pair with CLOCK differential pair with CLOCK +
OUTPUT ground link for pin S
INPUT Airframe ground
INPUT decode select link to pin T'
INPUT decode select link to pin U'
INPUT decode select link to pin M'
OUTPUT ground link for pin L
INPUT decode select link to pin E'
OUTPUT ground link for pin J
OUTPUT ground link for pin K
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installation - see Fig.6A and 6 B .
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CAUTION :
THIS UNIT CONTAINS ELECTROSTATIC DICHARGE SENSATIVE (ESDS) DEVICES.
ESDS HANDLING PRECAUTIONS MUST BE OBSERVED DURING ITS DISASSEMBLY AND
ASSEMBLY.
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Disassemblv
Note 1:
The following procedures are to be carried out only as necessary to
rectify any defect established by making the functional test detailed in
Section 3 of this manual.
Note 2 : No special tools are required for disassembly.
Note 3: Except where stated retain all items for reassembly.
(1) Access to Components - refer to IPL Fig. 1.
( a ) Remove four screws ( 2 5 ) .
( b ) Remove Mounting Base (5) taking care not to damage '0'ring (20)
(c) Lift Separator Plate and PCB Assembly ( 1 0 ) c l e a r of Box (15) taking
care not to strain the wiring connections to Connectors J1 ( 3 5 ) and
5 3 ( 9 0 ) and to Filtercons FC22 and FC23.
Note: Ensure ' 0 ' rings ( 2 0 ) are retained in recesses in Mounting
Base ( 5 ) and Box (15) and are not liable to damage.
( 2 ) Removal of Connector J1
( a ) Carry out operations detailed in paragraph A ( 1 )
( b ) On Separator Plate unsolder wires from connector J1 (35) at

Filtercons FClO to FC13 inclusive and FC17 to FC20 inclusive -
refer to IPL Fig.3 for filtercon positions.

(c) Remove screw (115) to free solder tag (110)
( d ) Remove four screws ( 4 5 ) and washers ( 5 0 ) .

(e)
Remove Connector J1 ( 3 5 ) with gasket ( 4 0 ) from Box (15).

gasket.
Discard
(3) Removal of Connector 52

(a) Carry o u t operations detailed in paragraph A ( 1 )
( b ) Remove three screws (65). one screw (75). one nut ( 8 5 ) and four
washers (70).
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(c) In centre recess of Box (15) unsolder red and black wires from
Filtercons FC22 and FC23.
(d) Remove Connector 32 (55) and gasket (60) from Box (15).
Discard
gasket.
( 4 ) Removal of Connector 53.
(a) Carry out operations detailed in paragraph AIl).

(b) On Separator Plate unsolder wires from Connector 3 3 (90) at
Filtercons FC1 to FC9 inclusive and FC21.
(c) Remove screw (115) to free solder tag (110).
(d) Remove and retain four screws (110) and washers
(105).
(e) Remove Connector 53 (90) and gasket (95) from Box (15).
gasket.
(5) Removal of Logic Board Assembly
Discard
refer to IPL Figs. 2 and 4 .
(a) Carry out operations detailed in paragraph A(1).

(b) Carefully unsolder wires from twenty one terminal assembies.
(c) Supporting Separator Plate and PCB Assembly, IPL Fig. 1 ( 1 0 ) . to

avoid strain on wiring connections. remove six screws ( 1 5 1 ,
crinkle washers (20) and spacers (25) securing Logic Board
Assembly (10) t o Separator Plate Assembly ( 5 ) .
(d) Remove Logic Board Assembly.

( 6 ) Removal of Power Supply Board Assembly - refer to IPL Fig. 2.
(a) Carry out operations detailed in paragraph A ( 1 ) .

(b) Supporting Separator Plate and PCB Assembly, IPL Fig. 1 (101, to
avoid strain on wiring connections. remove four screws (35).
crinkle washers ( 4 0 ) and spacers ( 4 5 ) securing Power Supply Board
Assembly (10) to Separator Plate Assembly (5).
(c) Refer to IPL Fig. 5 , carefully unsolder wires from six terminal
assemblies.
Id) Remove Power Supply Board Assembly ( 3 0 ) .

(7)
Removal of Separator Plate Assembly
refer to IPL Fig. 2 .
(a) Carry out operations detailed in paragraph 2A.

(b) Remove six screws (15). crinkle washers ( 2 0 ) and spacers ( 2 5 )
securing Logic Board Assembly ( 3 0 ) to Separator Plate Assembly ( 5 ) .
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(c) Remove four screws (351, crinkle washers ( 4 0 ) and spacers (45)
securing Power Supply Board Assembly (30) to Separator Plate
Assembly ( 5 ) .
(d) Refer to IPL Fig. 3 , on Separator Plate Assembly carefully

unsolder wiring connections from eighteen filtercons and solder
tag.
(e) Remove Separator Plate Assembly.
Cleaning
Clean all metallic parts with industrial methylated spirits or any
alcohol-based cleaning solvent.
Use only a recognised printed-circuit-board cleaning agent to clean
printed-circuit-boards. Do not use corrosive cleaning agents.
Where there is evidence of moisture within the unit carefully dry the
interior sub-assemblies with a hot air blower.
InsDection
(1) Inspect all metallic parts for:
(a) Cleanliness
(b) Corrosion
Distortion
( d ) Denting
(e) Cracks
(f) Serviceabilty of screw threads
( g ) Security of sub-assemblies or components not dismantled.
(c)
(2)
Inspect all non-metallic parts for:

(a) Cracks, cuts or abrasions
(b) Perishing or other deterioration
( c ) Security of mounting.
( 3 ) Make a detailed inspection of:

( a ) Printed-circuit-boards - tracking for continuity
- boards for
distortion or cracking - security of components.
( b ) Security of interconnecting wiring - soldered connections onto

printed-circuit-boards - all sleeving for correct fit and for
deterioration - deterioration of wiring insulation.
Repair
Repair is by replacement of defective parts and electric leads. All
screws and n u r s with defective threads must be renewed. Assemble ail
screws and nuts with Loctite grade CV. Soldered connections are made
using solder BS441. grade K 6 0 / 4 0 tin/lead.
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Assembly
Note 1: Apply Loctite to the threads of all screws during assembly.
Note 2 : After soldering replace conformal coating over j o i n t and cure, in
accordance with manufacturer's instructions.
N.B.The coating has a minimum curing time of 2 4 hours at nominal
temperature and humidity respectively.
Note 3 : No special tools are required for assembly.
Materials required:
Loctite Grade CV
Resin-cored solder RS441 grade K, 6 0 / 4 0 tin/lead
Conformal coating. Dow Corning 1-2577 (or equivalent)
(1) Replacing Separator Plate Assembly
(a) Refer to Fig. 8 . Solder wiring connections from Connectors J1 and

5 3 , Logic Board and Power Supply Board to filtercons and solder tag.
CAUTION:
IN OPERATIONS (b) AND (c). ENSURE SPACERS ( 4 5 ) AND ( 2 5 ) ARE
POSITIONED WITH THEIR TAPERED ENDS AGAINST THE TRACK SIDE OF
THE POWER SUPPLY BOARD ( 3 0 ) AND THE LOGIC BOARD ( 1 0 )
RESPECTIVELY. ENSURE WIRES FROM BOARD ASSEMBLIES CAXNOT BE
TRAPPED.
(b) Position Power Supply Board ( 3 0 ) on same side of Separator Plate
( 5 ) as wiring from Connectors J1 and 5 3 , with four spacers between
Separator Plate and Power Supply Board. Secure Power Supply Board
Assembly and spacers to Separator Plete Assembly using four screws
( 3 5 ) and crinkle washers ( 4 0 ) .
(c) Position Logic Board ( 1 0 ) on opposite side of Separator Plate ( 5 )
with six spacers ( 2 5 ) between Separator Plate and Logic Board.
Secure Logic Board and spacers to Separator Plate using six S C K ~ W S
( 1 5 ) and crinkle washers ( 2 0 ) .
( 2 ) Replacing Power Supply Board Assembly
Ascertain issue standard of Power Supply Board to be fitted by

reference to the pcb assy outlines shown in IPC Figs. 5A and 5B.
Carry out operations (a) or ( b ) as appropriate.
(a) Power Supply Boards, Part No 19133, prior to issue F
(i)
Refer to IPL Fig. 5 . Feed wiring connections from Filtercohs

FC14. FC15. and FC16 through hole X in Power Supply Board.
CAUTION :
IN OPERATION (ii) ENSURE SPACERS ( 4 5 ) ARE POSITIONED WITH
TAPERED END AGAINST TRACK SIDE OF POWER SUPPLY BOARD.

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SEPARATOR
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FC2
FE3
FC1
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FC23
VIOLET
BLACK
GREEN-
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Internal Wiring Diagram
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(ii)
Refer to IPL Fig. 2. Taking care not to trap wiring. position

Power Supply Board (30) on Separatar Plate ( 5 ) with four
spacers ( 4 5 ) between board and Separator Plate. Secure with
four screws ( 3 5 ) and crinkle washers (40)
(iii) Refer to Fig.8 and IPL Fig. 5 A . Solder wiring connections from
Filtercons FC22 and FC23 in Box, to terminal posts A and B on
Power Supply Board.
(iv) Solder wiring connections from Filtercons FC14. FC15 and FC16
on Separator Plate to terminal posts F. C and D on Power Supply
Board and black lead from solder tag to terminal post E.
( b ) Power Supply Boards, Part No 19133. issue F onwards
(1)
Refer to Fig. 8 and IPL Fig 5B. Solder wiring from Filtercons
FC22 and FC23 on Box and from FC 14. FC15. and FC16 on
Separator Plate, to terminal posts A. 13, C, D and F. Solder
black lead from solder tag to terminal post E on track side of
Power Supply Board.
CAUTION :
IN OPERATION (ii) ENSURE SPACERS ( 4 5 ) ARE POSITIONED WITH
TAPERED END AGAINST TRACK SIDE OF POWER SUPPLY BOARD.
(ii) Refer to IPL Fig. 2 . Taking care not to trap wiring, position
Power Supply Board ( 3 0 ) on Separator Plate ( 5 ) with four
spacers ( 4 5 ) between board and Separator Plate. Secure with
four screws ( 3 5 ) and crinkle washers ( 4 0 )
( 3 ) Replacing Logic Board Assembly
(a) Refer to IPL Fig. 3 and position wiring connections on Separator

Plate, from Filtercons FC1 to FC8 inclusive, FClO to FC21 inclusive
and solder tag, in direction of eventual connection on Logic Board.
CAUTION:
ENSURE WIRING POSITIONED AS IN ( A ) CANNOT BE TRAPPED AND
DAMAGED WHEN CARRYING OUT OPERATION (B) AND THAT SPACERS ( 2 5 )
ARE POSITIONED WITH THE TAPERED END AGAINST THE TRACK SIDE OF
THE LOGIC BOARD.
(b) Refer to IPL Fig. 2 . Position Logic Board Assembly (10) on Separator
Plate ( 5 ) with six spacers (25) between plate and board. Secure
board and spacers to Separator Plate with six screws (15) and crinkle
washers (20).
(c) Refer to Fig. 8 and IPL Fig. 4. Solder wiring connections
in (a) to terminal posts on Logic Board.
positioned
(e) Using one screw (115) secure solder tag (110) on green lead to Box
(15).
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( 4 ) Replacing Connector 53
refer to IPL Fig. 1.
(a) Obtain new gasket (95) and place on confiector assembly (901
(b) Feed wiring loom through hole in front of Box ( 1 5 ) .

(c) Ensure single locating groove in connector is to top o f box ( 1 5 ) and
secure connector and gasket with four screws (100) and shakeproof
washers (105).
(d) Refer to Fig. 8. and IPL Fig. 3 .
Carefully position wiring loom and

solder wiring connections to Filtercons FC1 t o FC9 inclusive and FC21
on Separator Plate ( 5 )
( 5 ) Replacing Connector 52
refer to I P L Fig. 1.
(a) Obtain new gasket (60) and place on connector assembly ( 5 5 ) .

( b ) Feed wiring loom through centre hole in Box (15).
(c) Ensure single locating groove in connector is towards top of Box

( 1 5 ) and locate using three screws (65) and shakeproof washers ( 7 0 )
into tapped holes in Box face.
(d) Insert one screw

face.
(e)
(75)
with washer ( 7 0 ) through remaining hole in Box
Fully tighten a l l screws.
(f) Place solder tag ( 8 0 ) inside Box on screw ( 7 5 ) and secure using nut
(85 1
solder red and black leads to Filtercons (120)
FC22, FC23 respectively and green lead to solder tag (80)
( g ) Refer to Fig. 8 .
( 6 ) Replacing Connector J1 - refer to IPL Figure 1.
(a) Obtain new gasket ( 4 0 ) and place on connector assembly (35).

(b) Feed wiring loom through hole in Box (15).
(c) Ensure single locating groove in connector is to top of box ( 1 5 ) and

secure connector and gasket with four screws ( 4 5 ) and shakeproof
washers (50).
(d) Refer to Fig. 8. and IPL Fig. 3. Carefully position wiring loom and
solder wiring connections to Filtercons FClO to FC13 inclusive and
FC17 to FC20 inclusive on Separator Plate ( 5 )
(e) Using one screw ( 1 1 5 ) secure solder tag (110) on green lead to Box
(15).
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( 7 ) Replacing Mounting Base
- refer to IPL Fig. 1.
(a> Ensure '0' rings ( 2 0 ) are correctly positioned in recesses in Box

( 1 5 ) and Mounting Base ( 5 ) .
(b) Taking care not to strain or trap wiring, position Separator and PCB
Assembly ( 1 0 ) on open face of Box ( 1 5 ) . Align holes in Separator
Plate with captive fixing screws ( 2 5 ) .
( c ) Carefully position Mounting Base (5) on Separator and PCB Assembly
( 1 0 ) . hold in position and secure with fixing screws ( 2 5 ) .
F Fits and Clearances

On the Power Supply Board Assembly it is essential that there is a minimum
of 2.0mm clearance between the circumference of Capacitor C1 and the edge
of the board. Refer to IPL Figs.5A or 5 B .
Pack the unit using the manufacturers packing materials.

available pack the unit as follows:
If these are not
(1) Fit protective caps over all connectors.

(2)
Place the unit in a suitable moisture resistant pack and seal.
( 3 ) Attach a label to the package providing the following information:
(a) Unit type and serial number

( b ) Date of last maintenance/overhaul check o r receipt from manufacturer
(c) Note of specific actions taken during maintenance/overhaul.

Storage life is unlimited when packed as above. It is recommended that a
unit in store be removed and tested at a period not exceeding 2 years.

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TESTING
A
Test EauiDment
The functional test procedure in Section A and the procedure for checking
the internal power supply in Section B , require the use of the following
test equipment:
(1) Logic Unit Test Set QB10/8.
( 2 ) Power supply, variable between 16
V and 30 V dc, at 1 A .
( 3 ) Digital voltmeter, ranges +30 V and -5 V, accuracy

resistance 1 K!.
1% , input
To carry out trouble shooting as detailed in Section D , requires the use

of the following test equipment:
(1) Logic Unit Test Set Type QB10/8
( 2 ) Digital Voltmeter,
resistance 1 MQ.
ranges +30 V and - 5 v dc. accuracy 1%, input
( 3 ) Logic Analyser
( 4 ) Frequency Counter, range greater than 5 . 7 MHz.
B Test Procedure
(1) Connect test set to unit under test using the cables provided.
( 2 ) Set QB10/8 switches:
NORMAL/CONTINUOUS to NORMAL
LEVEL/SENSE to LEVEL
VALID/INVALID to VALID
FREQUENCY to 30 MHz
ON/OFF to ON
( 3 ) Refer to the relevant Code Conversion Chart, Tables 1 o c 2. Check
that illumination of output code lamps is in accordance with output

code shown f o r 30 MHz.
( 4 ) Repeat operation ( c ) at all frequencies and output codes shown on
chart.
( 5 ) Switch off power and disconnect unit under test.
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Table 1
Code Conversion Chart, 7-AS182-1 for 12-126 Antenna.
RED LEDs ILLUMINATED
FREQUENCY MHz
30.0
30.2
30.4
30.8
31.0
32.0
34.0
36.4
J
J
140.0
180.0
200.0
215.0
227.0
i
C
C
C
B
B
C
C
D
D
D
D
D
E
E
E
E
E
E
D
D
F
F
F
F
F
F
i:
76.0
80.0
84.0
100.0
120.0
J
J
J
A
A
A
A
B
B
J
J
F
F
K
K
249.0
~~
302.0
324.0
345.0
391.0
J
J
J
K
K
D
B
E
E
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Table 2 -
Code Conversion Chart. 7-AS182-1 f o r 12-190-11 Antenna,

Note: Ensure link connections in external connector to J1 a r e :
J to T ; K to U ; L to M.
FREQUENCY MHz
RED LEDs ILLUMINATED
30.8
'
31.0
32.0
E
E
F
F
F
K
K
K
K
B
B
180.0
282.0
324.0
345.0
386.0
181.0
182.0
183.0
C
C
192.0
194.0
195.0
197.0
198.0
D
D
I<
F
F
F
A
B
185.0
186.0
187.0
188.0
189.0
190.0
191.0
_.-
110.0
120.0
140.0
C
C
34.0
40.0
80.0
E
F
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
D
D
E
B
C
C
C
C
D
D
A
A
J
J
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
F
F
F
F
F
K
K
K
K
K
K
K
F
F
Note: When the red LED is extinguished the equivalent g r e e n LED must be
illuminated. Non-illumination of b o t h c o l o u r s constitutes a f a i l u r e . as
does illumination of both colours.
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Internal Power Supplp Faults

If an internal power supply fault is suspected carry out operations (1)
to (8) below. For test point locations see IPL Fig.5.
(1) Obtain access to components as detailed in Section 2, A . (1).
(2)
Using the DVM switched to 2 M Qrange. measure the resistance between

Unit Under Test(UUT) pins Pins B and E. The resistance measured
s h o u l d be greater than 1 MQ.
( 3 ) Connect the loads as below,
6 Qbetween -5V, Pin F and OV, Pin E.

7 0 Q between +5V. Pin C and OV, Pin E.
6,800 Qbetween +28V. Pin D and OV Pin E.
( 4 ) Connect the bench power supply set to provide 28 V dc to UUT
Ensure that +28V is connected to Pin A and OV to Pin B o f the UUT
Set the current limit of the power supply to 1A.

Switch on the bench power supply.
( 5 ) Using DVM set t o appropriate range, measure the following voltage.
+ve terminal of C7 and Pin E.
8 k 0 . 3 Volts
N.B.If the voltage is outside the limit. then adjust VR1 on the UUT
to give 8 2 0 . 1 Volts
( 6 ) Using DVM set to appropriate range, measure the following voltages.
Pin C
Pin F
Pin D
( 7 ) Adjust input voltage to 16
5 2 0 . 2 5 Volts
- 4 . 5 20.3 Volts
+27 24 Volts
V. Repeat Para 6.
(8) Adjust input voltage to 3 2 V. Repeat Para 6.
D Trouble Shooting,
Proceed as suggested in Figs. 8 and 9. The sequence o f tests is not
mandatory and operators may find it advantageous to alter this sequence.

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START
CHECK E.C8 S
R16. CHANGE AS
CHECK WIRING,
ACROSS A T 0 B 7
GO TO 0
GO TO E
1
CHECK 01, L1.08 8
C1. CORRECT AS
NECESSARY
GOTOF
CHECK ~6 a cs.
CHANGE AS
NECESSARY
GO TO D
IS 12 V CORRECT
GO TO G
CHECK WIRING TO
LOGIC BOARD 8
FCW. F C I ~a F C I ~
CHECK R9.0). R8. C3.
MENCHANGE ICI.
GO TO D
CORRECT AT Cl
GO TO H
CHECK Re
CORRECTATTRl
GO TO J
I
PINS 5 8 8 7
GO TO K
CHANGE Tl
GO TO L
FIGURE 8:
Power S u p p l y Fault D i a g n o s i s
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a
START
CHECK SWITCHING
AND WIRING
GO TO A
SET INPUT
FREQUENCY
TO 38.0 MHZ
GO TO
POWER
SUPPLY
FAULT
DIAGNOSIS
AVAILABLE
CHECK WlRlNG
FCI-B. FCZI AND 52
GO TO C
NOTE WHICH LED8

ARE INCORRECT
IC6 PINS 1 . 7 , B & 14
To Figure 9 B
GO TO J
PINS 1 8
CORRECT 7
CHANGE ICS OR IC 6
AS NECESSARY
GO TO E
THEN CHANGE TR
GO TO F
I
G O TO F
FIGURE 9 A : Logic Board F a u l t D i a g n o s i s
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From Figure 9A
THEN CHANGE XTAL 1
FRECIUENCY
CORRECT?
T
CHECK WRINQ.
J1. FC1D. -11.
FE126 FC13
GOTOJ
CHECK R l , R2.
THEN CHANGE IC1
IS DATA
IC2 PIN 10 ?
CHECK R3. R4. R7.

RE. R19 a ca
THEN CHANGE IC1
p20.P21. F22 & P23
SUPPLY
CORRECTATICZ PINS
ARE C13.916,
R20,R21B TRl
SERVICEABLE ?
CHECK R9 17
THEN CHANGE IC1
CHANQE 1C2
GOT00
GOTON
CHANQE lC3
L
ARECl-6EC11
SERVICABLE?
CHANQE AS
WTOP
I
1-1
POW?SPLY
FAULT DIAQNOSIS
FIGURE 9B: L o g i c B o a r d Fault D i a g n o s i s
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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
LOGIC UNIT
TYPES 7 - A S 1 8 2

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FIGURE 1: L o g i c U n i t Type 7-AS182 Exploded V i e w

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TABLE 1
LOGIC UNIT 7-AS182-1
NOMENCLATURE
1234567
7-AS182-1
LOGIC UNIT
19126
.MOUNTING BASE
10
20840
.SEPARATOR & PCB ASSY
15
19125
8018-109
BS4168
.BOX
RING CONDUCTIVE
.SCREW SKT CAP HD M5 x 35mm
.WASHER PLAIN ST ST M5
.CONNECTOR ASSY J1
.GASKET
.SCREW PAN HD M3 x 8mm
.WASHER PLAIN 4-40 UNC
4
4
CTEM
L-
EFF JNITS
PART
NUMBER
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
12996
19081
A262-3008
SP126A
19139
19121
A262-3008
SP126A
A262-3012
8012- 12
.'O'
.CONNECTOR ASSY 52
.GASKET
.WASHER PLAIN 4-40 UNC
.SOLDER TAG M3
.NUT M3
CODE IASSY
A
RF
2
4
1
1
1
3
4
1
1
1
20793
19082
A262-3008
SP126A
.CONNECTOR ASSY 53
.GASKET
.WASHER PLAIN 4 - 4 0 UNC
1
1
4
4
115
RC201002
A262-2005
.SOLDER TAG M2
2
2
120
8019 -65
.FILTERCON FC22 FC23
125
8015-203-01
8015-203-03
.WIRE 7/0.2mm PTFE BLACK

.WIRE 7/0.2mm PTFE RED
AR
8021-40-7AS182-1O S
8021-40-7AS186-1
.LABEL IDENT
90
95
100
105
110
130
135
AR
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5'\lOS
POWER BOARD ASSEMBLY (COMPONENT SlOEl
FIGURE 2: Separator Plate and PCB Assembly
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TABLE 2
SEPARATOR PLATE AND PCB ASSEMBLY, PART No 20840
2-
12345 67
20840
SEPARATOR AND PSB ASSY
12994
.SEPARATOR PLATE ASSY
10
15
20
20838
A260 3014
.BOARD ASSY
1
6
25
13081-070
30
35
40
45
A260 3014
SPI39A
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
SPI39A
NOMENCLATURE
EFF JNITS
CODE /ASSY
-
PART
NUMBER
FIG
ITEM

.WASHER CRINKLE M3
. SPACER
RF
6
1
4
13081-060
.POWER SUPPLY BOARD ASSY

.WASHER CRINKLE M3
SPACER
8015-203-25
8015 -203-24
8015 -203-29
8015-203-23
8015-203-11
8015-203-10
8015-203-09
8015-203-08
8015-203-07
8015-203-06
8015-203-04
8015-203-01
8015-203-03
.WIRE
.WIRE
.WIRE
.WIRE
.WIRE
.WIRE
.WIRE
.WIRE
.WIRE
,WIRE
.WIRE
.WIRE
.WIRE
AR
AR
AR
AK
AR
19133
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
7/0.2mm
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
GREY/YELLOW
BLUE/YELLOW
BLACI?/GREY
BLACK/WHITE
WHITE
GREY
VIOLET
BLUE
GREEN
YELLOW
PINK
BLACK
RED
4
4
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
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FC17 FCl8 FC19 FC20

I / /
FC10 FCil FCl2 FCi3
7
15
10
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TABLE 3
SPARATOR PLATE ASSEMBLY. PART No 12994
FIG
ITEM
3-
1
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
PART
NUMBER
NOMENCLATURE
12345 67
12994
SEPARATOR PLATE ASSY

.SEPARATOR PLATE
.FILTERCON FC1-FC9. FC14-FC21,
.FILTERCON FC10-FC13
.SOLDER TAG M3
.WASHER. CRINKLE, M3
.NUT M3
12993
8019-63
8019-64
8021-229
A262 3006
-
EFF
UNITS
CODE /ASSY
RF
1
17
4
2
1
1
1
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10
1c2
20
35
25
(8Positions)
FIGURE 4 : Logic Board Assembly
35
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P u b l i c a t i o n No 7-AS.182-1
TABLE 4
LOGIC BOARD ASSEMBLY, PART No. 20838
NOMENCLATURE
CIRCUIT
REFERENCE
'NITS
AS SY
-
?IG
ITEM
PART
NUMBER
c-
20838
20300M
LOGIC BOARD ASSY

.CONTROL PCB M/CD
RF
1
8021-283
8021-247
8021-5
8021- 6
8021-268
8021-134
.IC SOCKET 28-WAY

.TERMINAL ASSY, SMALL
.TRANSISTOR MOUNTING PAD TO5
.LACING CORD
1
23
RF11 -BA- 156

RFll-BA-168
RFll-BA-172
RFll-BA-178
RFll-BA-184
RFll-BA-186
RF11 -BA- 188
RFll-BA-194
RFll-BA-196
.RESISTOR, 0.25 W,
.RESISTOR, 0.25 W ,
.RESISTOR. 0.25 W ,
.RES ISTOR , 0.25 W.
.RESISTOR. 0.25 W,
.RESISTOR. 0.25 W ,
.RESISTOR, 0.25 W.
.RESISTOR, 0 . 2 5 W.
.RESISTOR. 0 . 2 5 W,
1
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
CF11-BR-191
AR
320
35 -R8
1
4
X16
1
1
1
10K
29 .R12,R 1 5 . R2:
.CAPACITOR, CERAMIC, 33p

.CAPACITOR, CERAMIC, l o o p
.CAPACITOR, CERAMIC, 10n
.CAPACITOR, CERAMIC. lOOn
.CAPACITOR. ELECTROLITIC.lp0.35V
.CAPACITOR, ELECTROLITIC,lQ~.25V
.DIODE, LM113H
.TRANSISTOR, 2N2906
.TRANSISTOR, 2N3019
.INTEGRATED CIRCUIT. LM139J
.INTEGRATED CIRCUIT. MD80C31
.INTEGRATED CIRCUIT, 54HCT373
.PROGRAMMED EPROM
8 0 1 2 - 1 0 0 - 0 0 6 .INTEGRATED CIRCUIT, LM124J
.CRYSTAL, 6MHz. CR64/U
8010-66
8011-35
8011-33
8012-100-007
8012-161
8012-100-004
20794
1
1
220R
680R
1K
1K8
3K3
3K9
4K7
8K2
RFll-BA-204 .RESISTOR, 0.25 W, 22K

RFll-BA-206 .RESISTOR. 0.25 W. 27K
RFll-BA-216 .RESISTOR, 0.25 W, 68K
CF11-BR-118
CFll-BR-124
CFll-BR-148
CF11-BR-160
CFll-BR-236
332
314
311, R25-R31
317-Rl9. R22
32 1
324. R34-R41
21 -R4
113
x10
8
4
1
13
4
1
z 9 , c10
2 7 , C8
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This Manual complies with British

5th June 1991

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RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS

Incorporated under C A A Design Approval No. DAI/2613/48

applicable to the initial certification must be recorded on separate record sheets.

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Illustrated Parts List

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DESCRIPTION OPERATION AND DATA

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CESCRIPTION. OPERATION AND DATA

Logic Control Unit 7-AS182-1 is designed to operate as a tuning controller

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FIGURE 1: Logic Control U n i t 7 - A S 1 8 2 - 1 General Assembly

FIGURE 2 : Logic C o n t r o l U n i t Schematic X a g r a m

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K, J and S respectively, where they may be wire linked to ground or

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Further circuitry provides +5 volt monitoring and ensures that the

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(2) Power Supply Board Assembly.

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(1) Maximum Dimensions and Mass

(a) Input voltage 16 to 32 volts dc

- continuity of operation f o r interrupts in prime

The active state is l o g i c a l l y zero,

Five words.first word of seven bits.then four words of eight bits.

(d) Driver outputs each line:

5.5 V with tolerance k 5 %

SEVEN CLOCK PULSES

SIX CLOCK PULSES

PART OF CLOCK + EXPANDED

TO SHOW THE FORMAT OF THE CLOCK DURING COMMAND

WORD AND DURING DATA WORD

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(a) J 1 Input Connector

differential pair with DATA differential pair with DATA +

Clock and data line input impedances 22 k!2

* Pins L. K. J and S are wire linked to ground or left open circuit

( b ) 52 Power Input Connector

INPUT Aircraft dc supply

(c) 53 Output Connector

antenna segment J drive

Segment drive impedances, positive 10 kn. negative 6 0 !2

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( b ) On Separator Plate unsolder wires from connector J1 (35) at

refer to IPL Fig.3 for filtercon positions.

( d ) Remove four screws ( 4 5 ) and washers ( 5 0 ) .

Remove Connector J1 ( 3 5 ) with gasket ( 4 0 ) from Box (15).

(3) Removal of Connector 52