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Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! formerly aerospace_surplus (why the change?) INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY ARINC 429 BUS ANALYZER MODEL 429A 4 CHANNEL Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! Online$urplus thanks you for looking ! * User Friendly, Menu Driven Operating System * Comprehensive Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Guide * Field Upgradable to Support Extra Channels * Quick Access to Any Transmit or Receive Memory Location * Tri-Color LEDs Indicate Channel Activity The Model 429A is ideally suited for system development, test engineering, or production ATE applications. The 429A comes standard with one channel card, which can be programmed to either transmit or receive data. A maximum of 8 channel cards may be installed. The bus connectors are brought out the rear panel, as are the IEEE 488 and RS-232C remote interfaces. The 429A is capable of transmitting labels on multiple busses while simultaneously monitoring multiple receive channels. Flexible Data Entry and Display * Equipment ID Codes Uniquely Define Labels for a Given Bus * Eight User-Defined Labels Allow Custom Label Definitions * Display Data in Engineering Units, Hex, or Binary Formats * 128-Word Transmit Buffer for Each Transmit Channel * Simulates From 1-to-64 Labels Per Transmit Channel * Generate Parity, Word Space, and Bit-Count Errors for Any or All Words * Transmit Sync Pulse for Each Transmit Channel * Data Ramping Mode Simulates Real Flight Data Over Multiple Flight Segments * User Defined Bit and Update Rates * Continuous Record Mode or Single-Shot Operation * Real-Time Dump of Data Over IEEE 488 Interface * User-Defined Storage Intervals * Run-Time Display of Labels, Data, and Errors * Sync Pulse for Each Receive Channel * Record All Labels or Only a Specific Label * Display, Record, or Sync On a Specific SDI Value * IEEE 488 and/or RS-232C Remote Interfaces Are Standard * Define Transmit and Receive Parameters Remotely * Read Transmit or Receive Data for Any Channel Washington State residents add 8.9% sales tax (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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