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COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

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6” LCD MONITOR UNIT

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2 Description and Include Shallow Box
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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST

NUMBER BRIEF DESCRIPTION TYPE AFFECTED

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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

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revision revision
Title page 1 29th May 2006 Testing 1001 29th May 2006
2 Blank and to
Fault isolation 1003

Record of 1 6th November 2008 Schematic Wiring 2001 29th May 2006
Revisions Diagram

Record of 1 29th May 2006 Disassembly 3001 29th May 2006

temporary
revisions

Service bulletin 1 29th May 2006 Cleaning 4001 29 th May 2006

list

List of effective 1 6th November 2008 Checks 5001 29 th May 2006

pages 2 6th November 2008

Table of 1 29th May 2006 Repair 6001 29 th May 2006

contents

List of 1 29th May 2006 Assembly and 7001 29 th May 2006

Illustrations Storage

Introduction 1 29th May 2006 Fits and Clearances 8001 29 th May 2006

Description 1 6th November 2008

and to
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Alphanumerical 10003 6 th November 2008

Index

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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RECORD OF REVISIONS.................................................................................................................................................................. 1
RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 1
SERVICE BULLETIN LIST ............................................................................................................................................................... 2
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES............................................................................................................................................................ 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................... 1
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
General ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
Shop Verification................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION................................................................................................................................................... 1
Description.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
A General ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
B. Electrical Specification ............................................................................................................................................................... 1
C Mechanical Requirements .......................................................................................................................................................... 4
D Software Safety Assessment........................................................................................................................................................ 4
E Airworthiness ............................................................................................................................................................................... 4
F EMI/Environmental Qualification................................................................................................................................................. 5
OPERATION ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
General ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION.......................................................................................................................................... 1001
1 Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................................... 1001
2 Initial Requirements............................................................................................................................................................. 1001
3 Power Tests........................................................................................................................................................................... 1001
4 Video Checks ........................................................................................................................................................................ 1001
5 Final Checks......................................................................................................................................................................... 1002
FAULT ISOLATION................................................................................................................................................................... 1003
WIRING AND SCHEMATIC ....................................................................................................................................................... 2001
DISASSEMBLY ............................................................................................................................................................................ 3001
CLEANING ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4001
CHECKS ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 5001
REPAIR.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6001
ASSEMBLY AND STORAGE...................................................................................................................................................... 7001
STORAGE ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 7001
FITS AND CLEARANCES ........................................................................................................................................................... 8001
Torque settings ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8001
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST .................................................................................................................................................... 10001
INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................................................ 10002
General ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 10002
Vendor Cage Codes .................................................................................................................................................................... 10002
ALPHANUMERIC INDEX ......................................................................................................................................................... 10003
DETAILED PARTS ................................................................................................................................................................... 10004

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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Figure 1. Internal schematic Diagram…………………………………………………………………………….2001

ILLUSTRATED PARTS CATALOGUE

Figure 1…………………………………………………………………………………………………………10004
Figure 2…………………………………………………………………………………………………………10005
Figure 3…………………………………………………………………………………………………………10006
Figure 4…………………………………………………………………………………………………………10007

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INTRODUCTION

General

This manual offers important technical data and maintenance details including operation, fault finding and an
illustrated parts list for the AD Aerospace FV-0835 6” Colour TFT LCD Video Monitor Unit for commercial
aerospace use.

Shop Verification
Testing and Fault Isolation…………………………………………………………………………...29 th May 2006
Disassembly………………………………………………………………………………………….29th May 2006
Assembly……………………………………………………………………………………………..29th May 2006

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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

Description

The FV-0835 is a 6” Colour TFT LCD Video Monitor

PIN Number FV-0835xmmz-a

Where

x = N for NTSC x = P for PAL

mm = input termination;
75 = 75R;
50 = 50R;
10 = 100R;

z = B (Balanced), or U (unbalanced)

a = 0 BAC 8328 Brown (standard back)

a = 1 BAC 703 Grey (standard back)
a = 2 FedStd 595 36118 Grey (standard back)
a = 3 Airbus Grey Blue, ASNA 3687-5316 (standard back).
a = 5 BAC 8328 Brown (shallow back)
a = 6 BAC 703 Grey (shallow back)
a = 7 FedStd 595 36118 Grey (shallow back)
a = 8 Airbus Grey Blue, ASNA 3687-5316 (shallow back).

A General

1.1 The FV-0835 is an airborne 6” LCD monitor designed to display images from external and/or internal cameras
installed on board an aircraft.

B. Electrical Specification

2.0.0 Video
2.0.1 The unit accepts a single composite video, termination specified by the PIN number, which may be PAL or
NTSC standard (specified at time of order).

2.1.0 Power
2.1.1 The unit runs from 28V power, with internal circuit protection is provided via a 0.5 Amp fuse, fitted on the PCB.
2.1.2 The power drawn is a maximum of 5W.

2.2.0 Control
2.2.1 There are no externals controls

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2.3.0 LCD Specification

Mechanical Characteristics
Parameter Specifications Unit
Screen Size 5.6 (Diagonal) inch
Display Resolution 960 x 234 dot
Active Area 113.3 (W) x 84.7 (H) mm²
Dot Pitch 0.118(W) x 0.118 (H) mm²
Pixel Configuration RGB Stripe

Optical Characteristics
Parameter Condition Min Typ Unit
Viewing Top CR>10 10 degrees
Angle Bottom 30 degrees
Left 45 degrees
Right 45 degrees
Contrast Ratio CR 100 150
Response Rise 15 ms
Time Fall 20 ms
Transmittance Ratio 6.5 %
Reflectance Ratio 6.0 %
Brightness 250 300 cd/m²
White Chromaticity .25 .30 .35 x
.30 .35 .40 y
Lamp Life +25
C 10,000 hr
-30
C 2,000 hr

2.4.0 MTBF (excluding LCD backlight) 25,000 hours

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2.5.0 Connectors
2.5.1 Connection is made through a single Mil-C-38999 connector

Connector 1 MS27508E12F35P
Mating half MS27473E-12F-35S
Contact Function
1 0 Volts
2 ON/OFF
3 CHASSIS
4 SYSTEM OFF
5 CAMERA SELECT +
6 CONTRAST POT LO
7 CONTRAST POT HI
8 BRIGHTNESS POT LO
9 BRIGHTNESS POT HI
10 VIDEO +
11 VIDEO -
12 CONTRAST POT WI
13 BRIGHTNESS POT WI
14 POWER IN
15 GROUND IN
16 SYSTEM OFF
17 CAMERA SELECT +
18 CAMERA SELECT -
19 CHASSIS
20 CHASSIS
21 CHASSIS CHASSIS
22 CAMERA SELECT -

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C Mechanical Requirements

3.0.1 The design is intended primarily to satisfy the requirement for a monitor to display images from cameras
mounted on a Boeing 737 aircraft (located centre console). The unit is however, to be designed in such a way
that it may be applicable to a wider range of aircraft.
3.0.2 The unit uses a 5.6” diagonal LCD monitor, which is the largest to fit between the standard Dzus rails (5.5”
separation)
3.0.3 The unit is fitted with a 3mm protective anti-reflective plate glass screen. Substantiation work has been carried
out to ensure that this is fit for purpose.
3.0.4 Dimensions of the Unit. 146mm x 133mm x 88mm ( standard back ) or
146mm x 133mm x 67mm ( shallow back )
3.0.5 Maximum weight 750g.
3.0.6 Materials used
 Cast Frontplate Al Alloy LM25
 Other Fabricated Parts Al Alloy sheet BSEN 485:3103H4/5251H22 or 6061T4
3.0.7 Finishes Alocrom to Def Stan 03-18
3.0.8 Paint as per PIN Number

D Software Safety Assessment

4.0.1 There is no software component in the unit

E Airworthiness

The product is capable of being fitted externally in an aerospace application.

The design reflects this, paying particular attention to the following documents:

5.0.1 CS-25 Large Aeroplanes 1301, 1309, 1351, 1363

5.0.2 CAA Airworthiness Notices 49, 65
5.0.3 CAP562 CAAIP
5.0.4 ED-14E\RTCADO160E for cockpit mounted equipment

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F EMI/Environmental Qualification

Temperature ED-14E Section 4 A2

Temperature Variation ED-14E Section 5 B
Altitude ED-14E Section 4 A2

Humidity ED-14E Section 6 A

Operational Shock ED-14E Section 7 B

Crash Safety ED-14E Section 7 B
Vibration ED-14E Section 8 H (Curve B3)
Power Input ED-14E Section 16 A&B
Voltage Spike ED-14E Section 17 B @56V
Audio Frequency Susceptibility ED-14E Section 18 R, Max 4V p-p
Induced Signal Susceptibility ED-14E Section 19 AN, 20Am @ 350-650Hz
Radio Frequency Susceptibility ED-14E Section 20 T, 5 V/m up to 8GHz
(Radiated and Conducted)
Emission of Radio Frequency ED-14E Section Section 21 M
Energy
Electrostatic Discharge ED-14E Section 25 A, 15KV

OPERATION

General

The FV-0835 LCD Monitor is for use with the Cabin FlightVu 123 video security system.

Power (28VDC) is supplied to the unit when the FV-1050 is switched to the ON position only.

Brightness and Contrast circuitry, Power PCB and driver PCB are located in this unit but controlled from the FV-1050.

The Unit accepts a Balanced Composite video Signal.

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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

1 Introduction

This document specifies how to test the FV0835 6” Colour LCD Monitor.

2 Initial Requirements
The following are required:

28V D.C. bench supply.

22pin MIC connector Test cable with all Cabin Vu 123 components

Test Pattern Generator

Digital Multimeter

Oscilloscope, better than 50MHz with a good video trigger

Check that the UUT is of the correct video standard for the required system specification, and that so are
the test sources.

The UUT will be fully assembled

3 Power Tests
3.1 Ensure that the Power supply is switched to the OFF position.
3.2 Connect the power supply to the unit at pin 14 (28V dc) and 15 (0V dc).
3.3 Connect pins 2 (ON_OFF) to pin 3(Chassis) and Switch ON, ensure that the current drawn from the supply
is between 300mA and 500mA.

4 Video Checks
4.1 Apply a 50 ohms balanced colour bar video signal from the Test Pattern to pins 10(Monitor +) and
11(Monitor -).
4.2 Check that the picture is satisfactory.
4.3 Check that the colour rendition is correct.
4.4 Select Multiburst from the Video Signal Generator.
4.5 Check that at least two sets of resolution bars are distinguishable.
4.6 Select Matrix from the Video Signal Generator.
4.7 Check that the long grey horizontal bar is at the bottom of the picture and the blue vertical bar is on the right
hand side of the picture.
4.8 Check that at the Geometry of the picture is correct, i.e. the verticals are vertical, and there are no geometric
distortions.

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5 Final Checks
5.1 Perform a visual overall inspection of the LCD monitor.
5.2 Clean the LCD screen face of any smears, finger prints, etc using a non-abrasive cleaner and a lint-free clean
cloth.

Note:
UPON NO ACCOUNT MUST ANY ABRASIVE OR SOLVENT CLEANING FLUIDS or COMPOUNDS
BE ALLOWED TO CONTACT THE LCD SCREEN’S PLASTIC FRONT.
PERMANENT DAMAGE MAY RESULT TO THE SCREEN’S OPTICALLY CLEAR FINISH.

PERFORM FINAL CONFIDENCE TEST WITH COMPLETE CABINVU 123 SYSTEM (FV-0410, FV-
1050, FV-0580/0581 with the FV-0835) ALL CONNECTED.

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FAULT ISOLATION

“There is no picture on the screen”

 Firstly, check the current drawn by the Unit. It should be 250mA +/-50mA @ 28VDC, no current being drawn
then suspect the PCB-835IA

 Check the Video input to the Unit.

 IF the video is okay, suspect the LCD driver board (Integral to LCD.

 Check Back lights on LCD

 IF no back lights then suspect the Inverter board (Integral to LCD.

 IF above actions are not rectified the problem then Suspect the LCD panel.

“The Contrast and Brightness controls don’t function correctly”

 Firstly, suspect the LCD driver board if not then suspect the PCB-835IA

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WIRING AND SCHEMATIC

Figure 1. Internal Schematic Cableform Diagram

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DISASSEMBLY

All screw threads have been secured using a locking adhesive where necessary on initial assembly and therefore
will require careful removal to avoid damage to threaded components.
Observe ESD Protection requirements

To assist in the disassembly of this unit refer to the IPL Detailed Parts List and Internal Schematic Cableform diagram.

1. Loosen and detach Rearplate (5) from Box-section (90).

2. Disconnect LCD (45) cabling from MIL C assembly (15).
3. Loosen screws (10) and remove MIL C Connector assembly (15) from rear plate (5).
4. Disconnect and unterminate all wiring from Driver (60) and Inverter PCBs (50) as per wiring diagram.
5. Disconnect the modified cableform from LCD (45).
6. Disconnect ribbon cable from LCD (45) to Driver PCB (60) JP2 and also disconnect the ‘two way’ header from
LCD (45) to Inverter PCB (50) CN2.
7. Loosen Nuts (65) that hld Inverter PCB (50) onto standoffs on Frontplate (75) and remove , also remove the black
‘bonding lead’ from the LCD (45) that is attached to PCB.
8. Remove Driver PCB (60) from standoffs by loosening Nyloc Nuts (70).
9. Secure Frontcasting (35) onto above assembly using screws (10).
10. Remove Frontcasting (35) from frontplate (75) and Box-section (90) by loosening screws (10).
11. Remove LCD (45) and ribbon cable from assembly.
12. Remove frontplate (75) from Box-section (90) by loosening screws (80 and (85)) .

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CLEANING

The FV-0835 should be cleaned externally using cleaning solvents or solutions normally used by the airline company.
Care should be taken when cleaning so as not to allow the cleaning solution to contaminate the pin contacts of any
connectors.
Do not allow dirt to be ingested into the unit.

Periodically clean the glass face of any smears, finger prints, etc using a non-abrasive cleaner and a lint-free clean
cloth.

N.B. Do not use Petrol, Trichloethelene or other unacceptable solvents.

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CHECKS

1. Inspect external casing and glass for signs of deformity, damage or bad scratches.
2. Check screws for security.
3. Check connectors and pin contacts for signs of corrosion, contamination, arcing and deformity.

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REPAIR

Repair of this unit should only be carried out by an approved workshop facility.
Should the following diagnosis and repairs not resolve any particular problem the unit should be returned to the
original manufacturer.

.
“There is no picture on the screen”

 If no current being drawn

 Suspect and replace the PCB-835IA

 Video input and Back light on LCD is okay.

 Suspect and replace the LCD driver board (Integral to LCD).

 Back lights on LCD is not working.

 Suspect and replace the Inverter board (Integral to LCD).

 IF non of the above actions resolve the problem then suspect and replace the LCD panel

“The Contrast and Brightness controls don’t function correctly”

 Firstly suspect and replace the LCD driver board if this does not resolve the problem suspect and replace the PCB-
835IA

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ASSEMBLY AND STORAGE

Refer to Detailed Parts List and drawings of the IPL and Internal Schematic Cableform diagram.

All threads without a specified locking device must use an adhesive locking compound i.e. Loctite 243 or similar. On
threads smaller than M2 Loctite 222 or similar is to be used. Do not use the adhesive locking compound on any screw
that is in contact with any plastic mouldings or is made of plastic, this includes nylon.
The minimum assembly standard for Mechanical & Electronic units shall be not less than IPC-A-610 class 2

Observe ESD Protection requirements

1. Attach frontplate (75) to Box section (90) using screws (80) and (85).
2. Position LCD (45) onto Frontplate (75) ensuring ribbon cable and inverter connections pass through their relevant
slots.
3. Secure Frontcasting (35) onto above assembly using screws (10).
4. Position Driver PCB (60) onto standoffs making sure Nylon Washers (65) are placed beneath the PCB and secure
using Nyloc Nuts (70).
5. Position Inverter PCB (50) onto standoffs on Frontplate (75), secure using nuts (65) whilst ensuring that the black
‘bonding lead’ from the LCD (45) is attached to PCB and secured.
6. Connect ribbon cable from LCD (45) to Driver PCB (60) JP2 and also connect the ‘two way’ header from LCD
(45) to Inverter PCB (50) CN2.
7. Fit and position the modified cableform from LCD (45).
8. Terminate all wiring from Driver (60) and Inverter PCBs (50) as per wiring diagram.
9. Fit MIL C Connector assembly (15) to rear plate (5) using screws (10).
10. Connect LCD (45) cabling to MIL C assembly (15).
11. Fit and secure Rearplate (5) to Box-section (90) using screws (10).

STORAGE

All units shall be stored in the protective packing in which they are supplied.

Before any unit enters service and is fitted to an aircraft a functional test should be carried out.

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FITS AND CLEARANCES

Torque settings

All fixing screws and nuts are to be tightened to the follows torques;

 M2 Nuts and Screws to 0.14 NM with no liquid locking or 0.1NM with a liquid locking adhesive.

 M3 Nuts and Screws to 0.51NM with no liquid locking or 0.38NM with a liquid locking adhesive.

 4-40UNC Screws to 0.51NM with no liquid locking or 0.38NM with a liquid locking adhesive.

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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

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INTRODUCTION

General

The Illustrated Part List (IPL) agrees with the ATA 100 specification.

It is used to identify all the components of the unit.

The Illustrated Parts List includes these sections:

Introduction

Vendors Code Index

Alphanumeric Index of Manufacturer’s Part Numbers

Detailed Parts List.

Vendor Cage Codes

KD 369 AD Aerospace Ltd

Abbots Park
Preston Brook
Cheshire
WA7 3GH
UK

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ALPHANUMERIC INDEX

Part Number Airline Part Item Number Figure Units per Assembly
Number
HF-N-M2-001 70 4 4
HF-N-4.40UNC-001 55 4 2
HF-S-M2X12 –003 85 3 4
HF-S-4.40UNCX25-002 10 1 and 2 24
HF-S-4.40UNCX25-004 30 2 4
HF-SPA-4UNC-001 20 2 4
HF-WM2-001 65 4 4
HM-FV83-5001-1 35 1 1
HM-FV83-5002-1 75 3 1
BOX OPTION
HM-FV83-5003-1 (DEEP) 90 3 1
HM-FV83-5013-1(SHALLOW) 90 3 1
MIL C PLATE OPTION
HM-FV83-5004-1 (DEEP) 5 2 1
HM-FV83-5014-1(SHALLOW) 5 2 1
HM-FV83-5005-1 40 1 1
PCB-8351-B 25 2 1
P-MS27508-12F-35P 15 2 1
U-LCD-PLMCM056R0 45 1 1
Supplied with LCD (45) 50 4 1
Supplied with LCD (45) 60 4 1
W-44-24-W-001 WD AR
W-44-24-BL-001 WD AR
W-44-24-R-001 WD AR
W-44-24-BK-001 WD AR
P-SOLDERSLEEVES-002 WD AR
Z-LABEL-003 - - 1
Z-LABEL-007 - - 1

LOCKTITE 222 - - AR
LOCKTITE 243 - - AR

Items marked – are not shown on drawings

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DETAILED PARTS

Figure 1

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Item Figure Part Number Airline Nomenclature Eff’ty Units per
No Part No Assembly
MIL C PLATE OPTIONS
5 2 HM-FV83-5004-1 MILC_PLATE (DEEP) 1
5 2 HM-FV83-5014-1 MIL C PLATE (SHALLOW)
10 1 and HF-S-4.40UNCX25- COUNTERSUNK FLAT HEAD 24
2 005 SCREW 4-40 X 1/4
15 2 P-MS27508-12F-35P MIL-C RECEPTACLE 1
20 2 HF-SPA-4UNC-001 4-40UNCX1/2” PILLAR 4
25 2 PCB-8351-B INTERFACE PCB 1
30 2 HF-S-4.40UNCX25- CROSS RECESSED PAN HEAD 4
004 MACHINE SCREW 4 - 40 X
1/4"
35 1 HM-FV83-5001-1 FRONT CASTING 1
40 1 HM-FV83-5005-1 835_GLASS 1
45 1 U-LCD- 5.6” LCD c/w Driver& inverter 1
PLMCM056R0 PCBs
50 4 No separate PIN INVERTER PCB 1
(supplied with LCD)
55 4 HF-N-4.40UNC-001 HEX NUT 4 - 40 UNC 2
60 4 No separate PIN DRIVER PCB 1
(supplied with LCD)
65 4 HF-WM2-001 NYLON WASHER M2 4
70 4 HF-N-M2-001 HEX NUT M2 4
75 3 HM-FV83-5002-1 PLATE 1
80 3 HF-S-4.40UNCX50- COUNTERSUNK FLAT HEAD 2
001 SCREW 4.40X ½”
85 3 HF-S-M2X12 –003 COUNTERSUNK FLAT HEAD 4
SCREW - M2 X 12
BACK BOX OPTIONS
90 3 HM-FV83-5003-1 BOX (DEEP) 1
90 3 HM-FV83-5013-1 BOX (SHALLOW) 1
WD MOLEX PLUG
WD MOLEX PLUG
WD MOLEX PLUG
WD JST PLUG
WD MOLEX CRIMPS
WD JST CRIMPS
WD W-44-24-W-001 TYPE 44 24AWG WIRE(white) AR
WD W-44-24-BL-001 TYPE 44 24AWG WIRE(blue) AR
WD W-44-24-R-001 TYPE 44 24AWG WIRE(red) AR
WD W-44-24-BK-001 TYPE 44 24AWG WIRE(black) AR
WD P-SOLDERSLEEVES- 2
002 CO-AX TERMINATOR
- - LOCKTITE 243 LOCKTITE SCREWLOCK 243 AR
- - LOCKTITE 222 LOCKTITE SCREWLOCK 222 A/R
- - Z-LABEL-007 FRACTURING TAMPER 1
PROOF LABELS
- - Z-LABEL-003 AD AEROSPACE IDENTITY 1
LABEL
Items marked – are not shown on drawings. WD (Wiring Diagram) on Page 2001

DETAILED PARTS LIST Page 10008

Date of Issue: 29th May 2006.
44-50-09 Rev 2 November 06/08