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Revision as of 19:18, 13 May 2015
RT-950 is a model designation of TCAS computer (hart of TCAS 2000 system) developed by Honeywell and later all design data and production was transferred to ACSS (Aviation Communication & Surveillance Systems).
Original Manufacturer: Aviation Communication & Surveillance Systems (USA)
Status: in production (since 1997)
Application: multiple
ATA 100/JACS Code: 34-45
HTS Code: 8526 91 0010
► Click here to download official OEM's datasheet.
Contents
Part Numbers
Unit P/N | Notes |
7517900-10yyy [1] | |
7517900-xx001 | Change 6.04a (TSO-C119a) |
7517900-xx002 | Change 6.04a (TSO-C119a) |
7517900-xx003 | Change 7.0 (TSO-C119b) |
7517900-xx004 | Change 7.0 (TSO-C119b) |
7517900-10020 | Change 7.1 |
1. The last three digits of the five digit dash number (yyy) correspond to the unit software version.
Features
The purpose of the TCAS (Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System) is to determine the range, altitude, and bearing of other aircraft equipped with Mode S/Air Traffic Control Radar Beacon System (ATCRBS) transponders, with respect to the location of own aircraft. It also monitors the trajectory of these aircraft for the purpose of determining if any of them constitute a potential collision hazard. The TCAS is responsible for estimating the projected intruder track and determining if a potential conflict exists. If so, the system displays an advisory to the pilot. The system also provides guidance for the optimum vertical avoidance maneuver. Complementary avoidance maneuvers between two TCAS equipped aircraft are ensured by coordination of mutual intentions with the other aircraft through the Mode S transponders.
The TCAS 2000 is an onboard advisory system designed to act as a backup to the air traffic control (ATC) radar and the ìsee and avoidî procedures. By computing the closure rate and altitude of all transponder equipped aircraft in the surrounding airspace, the TCAS can anticipate a potential midair collision before it has a chance to materialize. TCAS 2000 continually plots local air traffic on the associated display, and in the event of a conflicting flightpath, guides the pilot towards the correct avoidance maneuver. If the intruding aircraft is also equipped with a TCAS II compatible system, the two systems can communicate their mutual intentions through the Mode S transponders. The coordinated advisories that result allow the two pilots to execute complementary avoidance maneuvers.
► Display: 1 mega-pixel, 256 color, LED Backlit
► Cooling: Internal Fan, no forced air required
► Database: Jeppesen Terrain/Obstacle and Airports/Runways
► Radar Altimeter: 0-2,000 ft or 0-2,500 ft (Optional in Class B installations) ARINC 565, ALT-50, ALT-55
► Audio: 600-ohm low-level and 8-ohm direct speaker outputs
► Data Recording: 10 hours of TAWS flight data, including recording of alert data, output via USB
Specifications
Electrical:
Operating Voltage:
- DC Voltage: +20.5 Vdc min, +27.5 Vdc nominal, +32.2 Vdc max
- AC Voltage: 97 Vrms min, 115 Vrms nominal, 134 Vrms max at 400 ± 80 Hz
Power Consumption: 55 Watts standby, 65 Watts nominal, 85 Watts max
Transmitter Frequency: 1030 ± 0.01 MHz
RF Peak Output Power:
- Minimum: 53.3 dBm (210 Watts)
- Nominal: 55.3 dBm (335 Watts)
- Maximum: 57.3 dBm (540 Watts)
Receiver Frequency Range: 1087 to 1093 MHz
Mechanical:
- Mounting: 6 MCU (ARINC 600) Tray Assembly
- Width: 7.52 in (191.0 mm)
- Height: 7.66 in (194.6 mm)
- Length: 15.26 in (387.6 mm)
- Weight: 15.78 lb (7.16 kg)
Environmental:
- Environmental Compliance: DO-160C [A2F2]YBB[CLMY][E1]XXXXXZ[EBZ]A[EZ]ZRZA3E3XX
- Operating Temperature: -55 to +70 degrees C
- Ground Survival Temperature: -55 to +85 degrees C
- Altitude: Sea Level to 55,000 feet
- Loss of Cooling: +40 degrees C for 300 minutes minimum
Approval
TSO-C151b TAWS (Class A and Class B versions available), TSO-C113a Multi-Function display, ESTO-C113, ESTO-C151a
Installation
►P/N 90130-IK ST3400 Installation Kit
►P/N 84014-B Configuration Module
►P/N 88114 USB Upload Cable
►P/N 61062 3ATI Mounting Clamp
►P/N 90148-A FreeFlight 1201 GPS/WAAS Sensor and Antenna
►P/N 82002-IM ST3400 TAWS/RMI With Traffic Capability Installation Manual
Operation
► Jeppesen Terrain/Obstacle Databases
Region | Operator | P/N (Subscription) | P/N (For New Orders) |
North America | Airline/Cargo/Military | 90130-TDBU121-NA | 90130-TDB121-NA |
General Aviation | 90130-TDBU-NA | 90130-TDB-NA | |
South America | Airline/Cargo/Military | 90130-TDBU121-SA | 90130-TDB121-SA |
General Aviation | 90130-TDBU-SA | 90130-TDB-SA | |
Asia and Pacific | Airline/Cargo/Military | 90130-TDBU121-AP | 90130-TDB121-AP |
General Aviation | 90130-TDBU-AP | 90130-TDB-AP | |
Europe | Airline/Cargo/Military | 90130-TDBU121-WE | 90130-TDB121-WE |
General Aviation | 90130-TDBU-WE | 90130-TDB-WE | |
Africa | Airline/Cargo/Military | 90130-TDBU121-AF | 90130-TDB121-AF |
General Aviation | 90130-TDBU-AF | 90130-TDB-AF | |
Worldwide | Airline/Cargo/Military | 90130-TDBU121-WW | 90130-TDB121-WW |
General Aviation | 90130-TDBU-WW | 90130-TDB-WW |
► P/N 90130-ADB-WW Worldwide Airport Database for General Aviation Operators (including Part 91/135)
► P/N 90130-ADB121-WW Worldwide Airport Database for Airline/Cargo/Military Operators
► P/N 82002-PG ST3400 TAWS/RMI Pilot’s Guide
Maintenance
Detailed instructions for repair and adjustment of RT-950 TCAS Computer Unit are presented in the component maintenance manual P/N A09-3841-002 (ATA 34-43-11).