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TRANSMITTAL INFORMATION
REVISION NUMBER 2 DATED 25 SEP 2015
TO HOLDERS OF BENDIXKING AEROWAVE™ 100 SYSTEM INSTALLATION MANUAL ATA NO. 23-15-12
ISSUED FOR USE IN SUPPORT OF THE FOLLOWING:
Table TI-1 shows the applicable components.
Table TI-1. Applicable Components
Component PN Nomenclature
AT1675-180W-TNCF-000-00-00-NM LGA
1233-A-0200 eNfusion® CCU-200
1252-A-4120-01 ESCM
1541-A-2000 IPLD
1541-F-3150 Maintenance Cable
89000015-008 Bias-T Box
89000015-009 Active LGA
90402045 HDU Inmarsat Terminal
Revision History
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Table TI-2. Revision History
Revision Number Revision Date
0 24 Mar 2014
1 7 May 2014
2 25 Sep 2015
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All Global change: Changed the manual type from System Description, All
Installation, and Maintenance Manual to System Installation Manual.
Changed BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 to BendixKing AeroWave™ 100
LGA System throughout the manual.
T-1 thru T-4 Revised to show the revision date of this manual. Updated the Honeywell All
Materials License Agreement and the copyright year.
TI-1 thru TI-4 Revised to include the revision history information and highlights of this All
revision. Updated Table TI-1 to include the latest data.
RR-1 Revised to add the entry for Revision 2. All
SBL-1 Added Service Bulletin ATA No. 90402045-23-0001 (Pub. No. All
D201502000052).
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TC-1 thru TC-4 Revised to show where the location of the data in this manual. All
1-1 Paragraph 1. Updated text to show variations between the two units. All
Paragraph 1.A. Added BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System
components.
Paragraph 1.A.(2). Added a graphic reference.
1-2 and 1-3 Figure 1-1. Updated graphic to include the latest data. All
Paragraph 1.A.(3). Added a table reference.
Paragraph 1.B. Added BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System
components and Figure 1-2.
1-4 Paragraph 1.C. Added Step (1) for the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA All
System and updated the text to include the latest data.
1-5 Updated Table 1-4 title to include the latest data. All
1-6 and 1-7 Paragraph 1.C.(2). Added Table 1-5 for the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 All
Active LGA System specifications.
Paragraph 1.D. Updated the text to include the latest data.
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Paragraph 2. Updated the text to include the latest data.
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SBB Class 6 and Class 7 text.
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Updated Table 1-11 to include the latest data.
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Figure 2-3. Updated the graphics to include the latest data.
2-13 Paragraph 6. Changed the paragraph title from Omni-directional Antenna All
to LGA.
Figure 2-5. Changed the figure title nomenclature from Omni-directional
Antenna to LGA.
2-17 and 2-19 Figure 2-7. Added Bias-T graphics. All
2-21 and 2-23 Figure 2-8. Added Active LGA graphics. All
3-1 thru 3-6 Paragraph 1. Updated the text to include the latest data and added All
BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System LRUs.
Figure 3-1. Updated the figure title to include the latest data.
Figure 3-2. Added Active LGA System Installation Overview graphic.
Paragraph 2. Updated the text to include the latest data and added
BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System mechanical installation
data.
Updated Table 3-1 to include the latest data and added Table 3-2 and
Table 3-3.
Figure 3-3. Added Active LGA RF Cables graphic.
Figure 3-4. Added Active LGA RF Coax Kit, PN 89000015-002, graphic.
Paragraphs 2.A. and 2.B. Updated text to include the latest data.
Updated Table 3-4 to include the latest data.
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4-1 Added System Interconnect Diagrams section All
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4-7 and 4-9 Figure 4-2. Added BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System All
Interconnect Drawing graphics.
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Paragraphs 2.B. thru 2.D. Updated text to include the latest data.
6-4 thru 6-6 Figure 6-1. Added Sample Event Log graphics. All
6-8 Updated Table 6-1 to include the latest data. All
A-1 Updated HDU Inmarsat Terminal specification to include the latest data. All
Added NOTE.
A-4 Changed the paragraph title from Omni-directional Antenna to LGA. All
A-5 Added Active LGA and Bias-T specifications. All
B-1 thru B-3 Updated the List of Acronyms and Abbreviations. All
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90402045-23-0001 Modification (MOD) 1 to HDU, PN 90402045, 1 25 Sep 2015

(D201502000052) Software Modification to Make Sure Swift
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page
INTRODUCTION
1. About the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 System ........................................................................... 1-1
A. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System ......................................................................... 1-1
B. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System ............................................................... 1-2
C. System Description ............................................................................................................. 1-4
D. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 User Interfaces ..................................................................... 1-7
E. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Connections to Aircraft ........................................................ 1-8
F. CCU Interfaces (Optional) .................................................................................................. 1-11
2. About the Inmarsat Network ..........................................................................................................1-11
3. About Inmarsat Services ................................................................................................................1-11
4. SwiftBroadband Service Classes .................................................................................................. 1-12
5. Available Inmarsat Services ......................................................................................................... 1-12
6. Installation Overview .................................................................................................................... 1-12
7. Precautions .................................................................................................................................. 1-13
EQUIPMENT DRAWINGS
1. General .......................................................................................................................................... 2-1
2. HDU ............................................................................................................................................... 2-3
3. HDU Rear Connector ..................................................................................................................... 2-5
4. IPLD (LGA System Only) ............................................................................................................... 2-7
5. ESCM ............................................................................................................................................2-11
6. LGA ............................................................................................................................................. 2-13
7. eNfusion® CCU-200 .................................................................................................................... 2-15
8. Bias-T ........................................................................................................................................... 2-17
9. Active LGA ................................................................................................................................... 2-21
INSTALLATION
1. Installation Overview ...................................................................................................................... 3-1
2. Mechanical Installation ................................................................................................................... 3-2
A. HDU ...................................................................................................................................... 3-5
B. IPLD (LGA System Only) .................................................................................................... 3-5
C. Bias-T (Active LGA System Only) ........................................................................................ 3-7
D. ESCM ................................................................................................................................... 3-7
E. LGA or Active LGA ............................................................................................................... 3-7
F. eNfusion® CCU-200 ............................................................................................................. 3-9
3. Electrical Installation ...................................................................................................................... 3-9
A. Remote Lamp Driver Circuit Requirements .......................................................................... 3-9
4. Cabling Requirements .................................................................................................................. 3-10
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont)

Title Page
SYSTEM INTERCONNECT DIAGRAMS

1. General .......................................................................................................................................... 4-1
SYSTEM SETUP
1. Setting Up Operational Parameters ............................................................................................... 5-1
A. Connecting to the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Maintenance Port .................................... 5-1
B. Configuring Cable Loss ........................................................................................................ 5-1
C. Configuring the APN ............................................................................................................. 5-3
D. Configuring NAV ................................................................................................................... 5-3
E. Custom NAV Label Inputs .................................................................................................... 5-6
F. Verify Connection ................................................................................................................. 5-6
G. Router Setup ........................................................................................................................ 5-6
2. Configuring Microsoft Windows to Dial a PPPoE Connection ........................................................ 5-7
A. Configuring a SwiftBroadband Dialer (Windows XP) ........................................................... 5-7
B. Configuring a SwiftBroadband Dialer (Windows 7) ............................................................ 5-13
TROUBLESHOOTING
1. General .......................................................................................................................................... 6-1
2. Basic Equipment Checks ............................................................................................................... 6-1
A. Checking the APN ................................................................................................................ 6-1
B. APN Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................... 6-1
C. System Activation ................................................................................................................. 6-1
D. Installation Verification ......................................................................................................... 6-2
3. Checking System Reports .............................................................................................................. 6-6
A. Viewing System Reports ...................................................................................................... 6-6
B. System Status Reports ......................................................................................................... 6-7
C. System Config Strapping Report .......................................................................................... 6-9
D. Channel Card THA Codes Report ........................................................................................ 6-9
4. Equipment Logs ........................................................................................................................... 6-10
5. Instructions for Continued Airworthiness ......................................................................................6-11
APPENDIX A - SPECIFICATIONS
1. HDU Inmarsat Terminal .................................................................................................................. A-1
2. Integrated Power and Low-noise Amplifier and Diplexer (IPLD) .................................................... A-2
3. External SATCOM Configuration Module ....................................................................................... A-3
4. LGA ................................................................................................................................................ A-4
5. Active LGA and Bias-T ................................................................................................................... A-5
6. eNfusion® CCU-200 ...................................................................................................................... A-6
APPENDIX B - GLOSSARY
1. Acronyms and Abbreviations ......................................................................................................... B-1
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Page
1-1 BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System ................................................................................ 1-2
1-2 BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System ...................................................................... 1-3
2-1 HDU Outline Drawing .................................................................................................................. 2-3
2-2 HDU Rear Connector .................................................................................................................. 2-5
2-3 IPLD (LGA System Only) Outline Drawing .................................................................................. 2-7
2-4 ESCM Outline Drawing ............................................................................................................. 2-11
2-5 LGA Outline Drawing ................................................................................................................ 2-13
2-6 eNfusion® CCU-200 Outline and Installation Drawing .............................................................. 2-15
2-7 Bias-T ........................................................................................................................................ 2-17
2-8 Active LGA ................................................................................................................................ 2-21
3-1 BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System Installation Overview .............................................. 3-1
3-2 BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Installation Overview ................................... 3-2
3-3 Active LGA RF Cables ................................................................................................................ 3-4
3-4 Active LGA RF Coax Kit, PN 89000015-002 ............................................................................... 3-5
3-5 Remote Lamp Panel Circuit ...................................................................................................... 3-10
4-1 BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System Interconnect Drawing ............................................. 4-3
4-2 BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Interconnect Drawing ................................... 4-7
5-1 System Miscellaneous Parameters Menu ................................................................................... 5-2
6-1 Sample Event Log ....................................................................................................................... 6-4
6-2 VT100 Scenario Report ............................................................................................................... 6-7
6-3 System Config Strapping Report ................................................................................................. 6-9
6-4 Channel Card THA Codes Report ............................................................................................... 6-9
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LIST OF TABLES
Table Page
1-1 BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System Components ........................................................... 1-1
1-2 BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Components ................................................ 1-2
1-3 HDU, IPLD, and ESCM Specifications ....................................................................................... 1-4
1-4 Specification Overview of BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System Components ................. 1-5
1-5 BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Specifications .............................................. 1-6
1-6 ARINC 429 IRS Navigational Requirements .............................................................................. 1-9
1-7 GNSS Navigational Data ............................................................................................................ 1-9
1-8 Hybrid Inertial/GNSS Navigational Data ..................................................................................... 1-9
1-9 FMS Navigational Data ............................................................................................................. 1-10
1-10 AHRS Navigational Data .......................................................................................................... 1-10
1-11 System Configurations and Available Services ........................................................................ 1-12
2-1 Equipment Drawings ................................................................................................................... 2-1
3-1 LGA System Carlisle IT Kits ....................................................................................................... 3-3
3-2 Active LGA Installation Kits and Cabling (Included with Active LGA System) ............................ 3-3
3-3 Active LGA Installation Kit, PN 89000015-001 ........................................................................... 3-3
3-4 IPLD Connector .......................................................................................................................... 3-6
3-5 Cable Shielding and Termination Specifications ...................................................................... 3-10
4-1 System Interconnect Diagrams ................................................................................................... 4-1
6-1 VT100 Scenario Report Content ................................................................................................. 6-8
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INTRODUCTION
1. About the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 System
The BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 connects to the Inmarsat satellite network and provides data and voice
services to the aircraft cabin.
Features:
• Inmarsat SwiftBroadband single channel low gain system providing data rates up to 200 kbps
• Provides an internet data connection via SwiftBroadband
• Provides an optional high quality AMBE+2 voice channel
• Small and light-weight SATCOM system.
There are two versions of the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 System.
A. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System
(1) Refer to Table 1-1 for the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System components.
Table 1-1. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System Components
PN Description
AT1675-180W-TNCF-000-00-00-NM LGA
1233-A-0200 eNfusion® CCU-200 (optional)
1252-A-4120-01 ESCM
1541-A-2000 IPLD
90402045 HDU
(2) Refer to Figure 1-1 for the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System.
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Figure 1-1. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System
(3) Refer to Table 3-1 for additional parts required for the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA
system.
(4) The Communication Convergence Unit (CCU) extends the capabilities of the BendixKing
AeroWave™ 100 LGA system with additional user connections and features for the aircraft
cabin, such as AMBE voice and WiFi connectivity. For more information about the CCU, refer
to Introduction to the Cabin Network and CCU Interfaces.
NOTE: The CCU is not a standard component of the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA
system installation and it is included in this manual for reference only. Contact your
BendixKing product support representative for additional information.
B. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System
(1) Refer to Table 1-2 for the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System components.
Table 1-2. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Components
PN Description
1252-A-4120-01 ESCM
1541-F-3150 Maintenance cable
89000015-001 AeroWave™ Active LGA install kit
89000015-002 AeroWave™ Active LGA RF coax kit
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Table 1-2. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Components (Cont)
PN Description
89000015-003 AeroWave™ Tray with fan
89000015-004 AeroWave™ Tray no fan
89000015-008 Bias-T box
89000015-009 Active LGA
90402045 HDU
(2) Refer to Figure 1-2 for the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System.
Figure 1-2. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System
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C. System Description
(1) BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System.
Refer to Table 1-3 for the HDU, IPLD, and ESCM Specifications.
Table 1-3. HDU, IPLD, and ESCM Specifications
Component Characteristic Specification

HDU Dimensions 14.88 inches x 2.43 inches x 7.81 inches (L x W x H)
(37.8 cm x 6.2 cm x 19.8 cm)
Mounting Information 2-MCU Tray
Weight 8.8 pounds (4.0 kg) maximum
Frequency Band TX: 1626.5 to 1660.5 MHz
RX: 1525.0 to 1559.0 MHz
Power Dissipation 40 watts maximum (Typical 30 watts)
Operating Voltage 20.5 to 32.2 VDC
Cooling 15.5 lbs/hr air @ 0.44 ± 0.025 in. water
Maintenance No scheduled maintenance required
Interfaces Ethernet: 10BASE-T
RS-232: Maintenance Port
ISDN S/T
Software RTCA/DO-178 Level E
Complex Electronic RTCA/DO-254 Level E
Hardware
IPLD Dimensions 7.5 inches x 7.5 inches x 2.5 inches (L x W x H)
(19.1 cm x 19.1 cm x 6.4 cm)
Weight 5.65 pounds (2.56 kg)
Cooling No forced-air cooling required
Hardware
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Table 1-3. HDU, IPLD, and ESCM Specifications (Cont)

ESCM Dimensions 4.69 inches x 4.0 inches x 1 inch (L x W x H)
(11.9 cm x 10.2 cm x 2.5 cm)
Hardware
An overview of specifications for other components of the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA
system are shown in Table 1-4. The documentation for each component provides detailed
specifications.
Table 1-4. Specification Overview of BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System Components

LGA Dimensions 5.62 inches x 4.37 inches x 1.48 inches (L x W x H)
(14.3 cm x 11.1 cm x 3.8 cm))
Weight 0.85 pound (0.39 kg)
CCU-200 Dimensions 8.65 inches x 7.7 inches x 2.3 inches (L x W x H)
(22 cm x 19.6 cm x 5.8 cm)
Clearance 2.0 inches (5.08 cm) on all sides
Voltage 28 VDC nominal
Power Dissipation 6 watts nominal
Power Consumption 28 VDC / 0.5 amperes
Interfaces Ethernet: 8 x LAN 1-/1
Ethernet: 1 WAN
USB: 2 x USB 1.1
RS-232: maintenance port
RS-232: full modem interface
802.11 b/g: 1 x WAP (Wireless Access Point)
4-Wire: 2 interfaces
FXS: 2 interfaces for POTS
FXO: 2 interfaces for POTS
ISDN: 4 interfaces
Software RTCA/DO-178B Level E
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(2) BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System
Refer to Table 1-5 for the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Specifications.
Table 1-5. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Specifications

HDU Dimensions 14.88 inches x 2.43 inches x 7.81 inches (L x W x H)
(37.8 cm x 6.2 cm x 19.8 cm)
Mounting Information 2-MCU Tray
Frequency Band Tx: 1626.5 to 1660.5 MHz
Rx: 1525.0 to 1559.0 MHz
Cooling 15.5 lbs/hr air @ 0.44 ±0.025 in. water
Maintenance No scheduled maintenance required
Interfaces Ethernet: 10BASE-T
RS-232: Maintenance Port
RS-232: GPS
ISDN S/T
Hardware
ESCM Dimensions 4.69 inches x 4.0 inches x 1 inch (L x W x H)
(11.9 cm x 10.2 cm x 2.5 cm)
Hardware
Connector(s) DB-26M
Certification EMS Technology Canada, Ltd. Letter LI-90027; approved as
a Transport Canada Approved Organization 323-92
(pursuant to CAR 561)
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Table 1-5. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Specifications (Cont)

Active LGA Dimensions 5.62 inches x 4.37 inches x 1.94 inches (L x W x H)
(14.3 cm x 11.1 cm x 4.9 cm)
Connector(s) TNC-F
Frequency RX: 1518.0-1559.0
TX: 1626.5-1675.0 MHz
1575 MHz (GPS L1)
TSO Incomplete C132 (Antenna System Only)
Bias-T Dimensions 4.5 inches x 4.15 inches x 1.43 inches (L x W x H)
(11.43 cm x 10.54 cm x 3.63 cm)
Weight 1 pound (0.45 kg) maximum
Operating Voltage 9 to 36 VDC
Cooling No forced air cooling required
Hardware
Connector(s) J1: TNC (F)
J2: N-TYPE Jack
J3: TNC (F)
J4: DE-9M
Certification Incomplete C132 (Antenna System only)
D. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 User Interfaces
The BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 provides various interfaces to users in the cabin and users who
set up and maintain the system.
• The 10BASE-T ISDN interface provides AMBE+2 services with SwiftBroadband
• PPPoE 10BASE-T - Ethernet access to SwiftBroadband services
• RS-232 (Maintenance) - access to maintenance and setup functions when the aircraft is on the
ground
• Discrete inputs and output to control and monitor system status
• For Active LGA systems only: The antenna provides GPS NAV data through an RS-232
interface.
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E. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Connections to Aircraft
The BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 communicates with various systems in your aircraft to control the
antenna and distribute resources to its subsystems.
(1) Power
28 V aircraft power supplies the HDU, and the IPLD (LGA System) or Bias-T (Active LGA
System).
(2) GPS
For the Active LGA system only, the default setting is to use the embedded GPS in the Bias-T
by connecting to the MPDS port of the HDU. This method is described in greater detail in the
installation section of this manual. However, you can also connect to any of the other options
described in this section. The GPS (GNSS) data labels are shown in Table 1-7.
(3) ARINC 429
The HDU provides three standard connections to the navigation systems on the aircraft.
Each connection can accept labels from:
• Inertial
• GPS (GNSS)
• Hybrid
• FMS
• AHRS
The IRS ARINC 429 bus labels and associated data types are shown in Table 1-6. The
alternative data types are shown in Table 1-8, Table 1-9, and Table 1-10. For more
information about the labels, refer to Appendix 10 of the ARINC 704-7, Inertial Reference
System document and ARINC Specification 429-ALL: Mark 33 Digital Information Transfer
System (DITS).
The priority of navigation labels is:
1. Hybrid
2. GPS (GNSS)
3. IRS
4. FMS
5. AHRS
The HDU does not require heading, pitch, and roll labels when operating with an LGA.
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Table 1-6. ARINC 429 IRS Navigational Requirements
Minimum Interval Rate Maximum Interval Rate

Label (Octal) Name (ms) (ms)
310 Latitude 100 200
311 Longitude 100 200
312 Ground Speed 25 50
313 True Track 25 50
314 True Heading 25 50
324 Pitch Angle 10 20
325 Roll Angle 10 20
361 Altitude 20 40
Table 1-7. GNSS Navigational Data

103 Track Angle True GNSS, 25 50
Autonomous
110 GNSS Latitude 100 200
111 GNSS Longitude 100 200
112 Ground Speed GNSS, 25 50
Autonomous
370 or 076 GNSS Height 20 40
Table 1-8. Hybrid Inertial/GNSS Navigational Data

132 or 314 True Heading, Hybrid, or 25 50
Inertial
137 or 103 Track Angle True GNSS, or 25 50
Autonomous
175 or 112 Ground Speed GNSS, 25 50
Hybrid, or Autonomous
254 or 110 Latitude GNSS, Hybrid, or 100 200
Autonomous
255 or 111 Longitude GNSS, Hybrid, or 100 200
Autonomous
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Table 1-8. Hybrid Inertial/GNSS Navigational Data (Cont)

261 or 076 Hybrid Altitude MLS or GNSS 20 40
Altitude
Table 1-9. FMS Navigational Data

203 Pressure Altitude 31.3 62.5
204 Baro Corrected Altitude #1 31.3 62.5
310 Present Position - Latitude 100 200
311 Present Position - Longitude 100 200
312 Ground Speed 25 50
313 Track Angle - True 25 50
314 True Heading 25 50
324 Pitch angle 10 20
Table 1-10. AHRS Navigational Data

NOTE: There are other labels that are/can be recognized by the AeroWave™ 100 System. Please
contact BendixKing if your navigation system requires other labels to be used.
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F. CCU Interfaces (Optional)
The CCU supplies various interfaces to users in the cabin and 4-wire audio interfaces for users in
the cockpit.
• Eight Ethernet LAN 10/100 interfaces
• One WAN Ethernet interface (to the HDU)
• Two USB 1.1 interfaces
• One RS-232 interface for access to maintenance functions
• One RS-232 full modem interface
• One 802.11 b/g WAP (Wireless Access Point)
• Two 4-Wire interfaces (for the cockpit)
• Two FXS interfaces for POTS
• Two FXO interfaces for POTS
• Four ISDN interfaces.
2. About the Inmarsat Network

The BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 can access services from the Inmarsat’s I-4 satellite networks.
Inmarsat is an international organization that operates and maintains multiple geostationary satellites and
satellite networks. Inmarsat networks provide services for aviation, shipping, and land-mobile terminals.
Inmarsat provides information about satellite beam coverage at www.inmarsat.com.
3. About Inmarsat Services

The SBB connection provides simultaneous data and voice services. In Standard IP mode, data service
is shared among other users on the Inmarsat spot beam. In Streaming IP mode, users receive a
guaranteed rate of service - 8, 16, 32, 64, 128 kbps, or XStream, which can be combined to create higher
rate connections.
The SBB connection can serve simultaneous users and optional guaranteed rates of transfer. In SBB
mode, you can specify various rates of service to different users and applications, for example, a low-rate
service for an email user and a higher rate service for a user transferring large files.
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4. SwiftBroadband Service Classes

Inmarsat classifies SBB satellite communication services according to the capability of the system. The
BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 system supports SBB Class 15 services only. For higher performance
services, refer to the Honeywell Aspire product line.
• SBB Class 15 - can provide data services including background IP up to 200 kbps, up to two
streaming IPs of 8 kbps or 16 kbps, a single streaming IP (8 kbps to 32 kbps) and one AMBE+2 low
cost voice. The BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 systems only support SBB Class 15.
• Class 15 systems can only access SBB services when the angle to the satellite is greater than
20 degrees.
• A BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 equipped with an LGA or Active LGA can access only Class
15 services.
5. Available Inmarsat Services

The various configurations of the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 supplies different combinations of
services as shown in Table 1-11.
Table 1-11. System Configurations and Available Services
Available Service LGA or Active LGA

Data calls/Internet use Up to 200 kbps
Voice calls Yes
Streaming Video No
6. Installation Overview
There are several steps to perform before you can use your BendixKing AeroWave™ 100.
1. Verify with the appropriate government authority that you can install the antenna on your aircraft.
2 Install wiring in the aircraft according to the wiring information in the Equipment Drawings and
Installation Sections.
3. Install wiring for user connections in the aircraft cabin in easily accessible locations.
4. Install the components of the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100.
5. Contact BendixKing support for more information on service provider options, including a
cost-effective service from BendixKing.
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7. Precautions
When working with avionics and satellite communications equipment, be aware of the following warnings
and cautions.
CAUTION: SERVICE TECHNICIANS MUST OBEY STANDARD SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, SUCH AS

WEARING SAFETY GLASSES, TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY WHILE INSTALLING
OR PERFORMING SERVICE ON THIS UNIT.
CAUTION: TURN OFF POWER BEFORE DISCONNECTING ANY TERMINAL FROM WIRING.
DISCONNECTING THE TERMINAL WITHOUT TURNING POWER OFF MAY CAUSE
VOLTAGE TRANSIENTS THAT CAN DAMAGE THE TERMINAL.
CAUTION: THIS EQUIPMENT INCLUDES ITEMS THAT ARE ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE

SENSITIVE (ESDS) DEVICES. ESDS DEVICES ARE SUBJECT TO DAMAGE BY
EXCESSIVE LEVELS OF VOLTAGE AND/OR CURRENT. THE LOW-ENERGY SOURCE
THAT MOST COMMONLY DESTROYS ESDS DEVICES IS THE HUMAN BODY, WHICH,
IN CONJUNCTION WITH NONCONDUCTIVE GARMENTS AND FLOOR COVERINGS,
GENERATES AND RETAINS STATIC ELECTRICITY. TO ADEQUATELY PROTECT ESDS
DEVICES, THE DEVICE AND EVERYTHING THAT CONTACTS IT MUST BE BROUGHT
TO GROUND POTENTIAL BY PROVIDING A CONDUCTIVE SURFACE AND
DISCHARGE PATHS. USE STANDARD INDUSTRY PRECAUTIONS TO KEEP RISK OF
DAMAGE TO A MINIMUM WHEN TOUCHING, REMOVING, OR SERVICING THE
EQUIPMENT.
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EQUIPMENT DRAWINGS
1. General
This section includes the equipment drawings for the the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 System.
Table 2-1 shows the equipment drawings in this section.

Table 2-1. Equipment Drawings
Nomenclature Figure No.

HDU Figure 2-1
HDU rear connector Figure 2-2
IPLD (LGA system only) Figure 2-3
ESCM Figure 2-4
LGA Figure 2-5
eNfusion® CCU-200 Figure 2-6
Bias-T Figure 2-7
Active LGA Figure 2-8
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2. HDU
Figure 2-1. HDU Outline Drawing
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3. HDU Rear Connector
Figure 2-2. HDU Rear Connector

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4. IPLD (LGA System Only)
Figure 2-3. IPLD (LGA System Only) Outline Drawing (Sheet 1 of 2)

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Figure 2-3. IPLD (LGA System Only) Outline Drawing (Sheet 2 of 2)

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5. ESCM
Figure 2-4. ESCM Outline Drawing

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6. LGA
Figure 2-5. LGA Outline Drawing
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7. eNfusion® CCU-200
Figure 2-6. eNfusion® CCU-200 Outline and Installation Drawing

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8. Bias-T
Figure 2-7. Bias-T (Sheet 1 of 2)

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Figure 2-7. Bias-T (Sheet 2 of 2)

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9. Active LGA
Figure 2-8. Active LGA (Sheet 1 of 2)

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Figure 2-8. Active LGA (Sheet 2 of 2)

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INSTALLATION
1. Installation Overview
The BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA system includes five LRUs:
• HDU
• IPLD
• ESCM
• Antenna - LGA
• Optional eNfusion® CCU-200.
The first four LRUs of the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA system provide all the functions and services
as described in the INTRODUCTION section. The CCU-200 supplies additional features that can create
a network or office for users in the aircraft cabin.
Figure 3-1 illustrates the LRUs and provides an overview of the major wiring routes. Electrical Installation
supplies details for connecting services to each LRU.
Figure 3-1. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System Installation Overview
The BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA system includes five LRUs:
• HDU
• Bias-T
• ESCM
• Antenna - Active LGA
• Optional eNfusion® CCU-200.
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The first four LRUs of the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA system provide all the functions and
services as described in the INTRODUCTION section. The CCU supplies additional features that can
create a network or office for users in the aircraft cabin.
Figure 3-2 illustrates the LRUs and provides an overview of the major wiring routes. Electrical Installation
section supplies details for connecting services to each LRU.
Figure 3-2. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Installation Overview
2. Mechanical Installation
This section includes information about installing the equipment in the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100.
The BendixKing AeroWave 100™ Systems require installation kits and other items for a complete
installation. For the LGA System, you must purchase additional parts as shown in Table 3-1 and for the
Active LGA System, please refer to Table 3-2 and Table 3-3. If you require custom parts for your system,
please contact BendixKing product support.
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Table 3-1. LGA System Carlisle IT Kits
Carlisle IT PN Description
120-29256-103 1 BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Install Kit (LGA)

• ARINC 600 connector
• HDU to IPLD TX cable assembly (30') 2
• HDU to IPLD RX cable assembly (30') 2
• IPLD to LGA cable assembly (5') 2

• IPLD J4 mating connector
120-29255-101 1 Female DB26 kit for BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 ESCM
120-21002-102 CCU-200 connector kit

120-21002-104 CCU-200 wire kit
6092-101 2-MCU S/S W/ BOTTOM AC FAN
200-91002-101 2-MCU S/L W/REAR AC FAN
6092-102 1 2-MCU S/S W/BOTTOM DC FAN
200-92144-101 2-MCU S/L W/REAR DC FAN

NOTE:
1. Typical 28 VDC installation without a CCU-200 requires these part numbers.
2. Carlisle can produce custom length cable assemblies on request.
Table 3-2. Active LGA Installation Kits and Cabling (Included with Active LGA System)
BendixKing PN Description
89000015-001 AeroWave™ 100 Install Kit
89000015-002 AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA RF Coax Kit
89000015-003 AeroWave™ 100 Tray with fan (optional)
89000015-004 AeroWave™ 100 Tray no fan (optional)
Table 3-3. Active LGA Installation Kit, PN 89000015-001
Item PN Description Qty Unit

120-35228-101 Female DB26 kit for BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 ESCM 1 EA
M85049/48-1-1F DB9 STRAIN RELIEF 3 EA
D110550 Jackscrew set 3 EA
M24308/2-1F Female DB9 Connector 3 EA
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Table 3-3. Active LGA Installation Kit, PN 89000015-001 (Cont)
Item PN Description Qty Unit

NAS1149DN616J Washer, #6 6 EA
MS21042L06 Nut, Self Locking 6 EA
MS51957-31 Screw, 6-32 6 EA
NSXN1P101S00 ARINC 600 connector 1 EA
922404 Two Pair 100 Ohm Ethernet Wire 50 FT
The AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System requires three Active LGA RF cables with a fixed loss
requirement (as shown in Figure 3-3). For installation flexibility, the RF Cable kit includes a total of four
cables as shown in Figure 3-4. The ANT:BIAS-T cable (as shown in Figure 3-4) is provided in two different
cable types / lengths and the installer will select the length that best fits their requirements. The short and
long length options for the ANT:BIAS-T cable use RG-316 and SB-142 cables respectively and have a
fixed loss of 4.7 dB. RG-316 is used for the BIAS-T:HDU TX/RX cables and they have a fixed loss of 1.5
dB.
Figure 3-3. Active LGA RF Cables
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Figure 3-4. Active LGA RF Coax Kit, PN 89000015-002
A. HDU
Install the HDU in a standard 2-MCU rack such as the AeroWave™ 100 Tray no fan (PN
89000015-004). Refer to Figure 2-1 for the HDU outline drawing. If installed outside of the pressure
vessel, a cooling fan is required.
B. IPLD (LGA System Only)
You can install the IPLD in any orientation as described in Figure 2-3.
The IPLD does not require forced cooling. However, to ensure that the IPLD can dissipate heat,
install the IPLD in a location that meets as many of the following conditions as possible:
• Temperature controlled
• Good air circulation around the IPLD
• The IPLD can dissipate heat to the aircraft structure.
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Install the IPLD so the following conditions are met:
• The maximum transmit (TX) cable loss between the HDU and IPLD is 28 dB
• The maximum receive (RX) cable loss between the HDU and IPLD is 25 dB.
NOTE: For both TX and RX connections, BendixKing recommends an RG 142B cable. The TX loss
in 50 feet (15.24 meters) of RG 142B cable is about 10 dB.
• The maximum cable loss between the HDU and the antenna is:
• 0.3 dB for the LGA System.
NOTE: BendixKing recommends a Carlisle IT Cable, PN 311701. The transmit loss in 5 feet (1.52
meters) of Cable, PN 311701, is about 0.3 dB. There is an additional loss of 0.01 dB in each
connector.
The IPLD has four connectors listed in Table 3-4. The Carlisle Kit, PN 120-29256-103, listed in
Table 3-1 includes cable assemblies with these connectors.
Table 3-4. IPLD Connector
Recommended Mating Connector

IPLD Connector Connector Type (Customer Supplied)
J1 TNC JACK (FEMALE) Mating in TNC PLUG(MALE) Mating in
Accordance with MIL-STD-348A/313-2 Accordance with MIL-STD-348A/304-2
J2 TNC JACK (FEMALE) Mating in TNC PLUG (MALE) Mating in
J3 N-TYPE JACK (FEMALE) Mating in N-TYPE JACK (MALE) Mating in
J4 D38999/26FE99PN D38999/26FE99SN
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C. Bias-T (Active LGA System Only)
You can install the Bias-T in any orientation. Refer to Figure 2-7 and Figure 2-7.
The Bias-T does not require forced cooling. However, to ensure that the Bias-T can dissipate heat,
install the Bias-T in a location that meets as many of the following conditions as possible:
• Temperature controlled
• Good air circulation around the Bias-T
• The Bias-T can dissipate heat to the aircraft structure.
Install the Bias-T so the following conditions are met:
• The recommended transmit (TX) cable loss between the HDU and Bias-T is 1.5 dB.
• The recommended receive (RX) cable loss between the HDU and Bias-T is 1.5 dB.
• The recommended cable loss between the Bias-T and the antenna is 4.7 dB.
NOTE: For connections J1, J2, and J3, BendixKing recommends using the cables that are included
in the Active LGA RF coax kit, PN 89000015-002.
For connection J4, utilize a M24308/2-1F Female DB 9 connector included in the Active
LGA installation kit, PN 89000015-001.
D. ESCM
You can install the ESCM in any orientation. Refer to Figure 2-4 for mounting information.
There are no clearance requirements for the ESCM.
The ESCM uses a DB-26M connector. The mating DB-26F connector is included in PN
120-29255-101 (LGA system) or PN 89000015-001 installation (Active LGA system) kit.
E. LGA or Active LGA
To install the LGA, you must obtain the approval of the appropriate government air/radio authority,
such as the FAA, EASA, or Transport Canada. Contact the authorities when you begin planning
your communication system in order to minimize approval and certification issues.
(1) Selecting a Location for the Antenna
For clear satellite communication, install the antenna on the top of the fuselage, as close to
the centreline and as far aft as possible (away from any GPS antenna). Make sure that the
antenna has a clear view of the sky in any direction from 5° to 90° in elevation and 360° in
azimuth.
NOTE: The antenna can only access the Inmarsat network at elevations of 20° and above.
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To prevent interference with GPS systems, the GPS antenna should adhere to C144 TSO
and physical placement must be in accordance with section 2.3.3.13 of ARINC 741:
Separation resulting in greater than 40 dB of isolation should be provided between the

Antenna and the GPS Antenna at 1572.0 to 1616.0 MHz (GPS band) and 1626.5 to
1660.5 MHz (SATCOM band). If another antenna is installed, check the documentation
for GPS isolation.
A general rule of thumb is to supply 3 feet (0.91 meter) or more of separation from a WAAS
GPS antenna.
(2) Installing the LGA
To install the antenna assembly:
(a) Carefully position and secure the antenna assembly on the fuselage. Antenna bonding
must be performed per AC43.13-2B Section 307.
(b) Connect the cable to the antenna assembly.
Install the LGA so that the maximum RF cable loss is 0.3 dB at 1650 MHz.
NOTE: The cable loss limit of 0.3 dB is a generic value that covers all aircraft types and
equipment configurations. Depending on specific installation environments, the cable
loss may be increased slightly without compromising system performance or
invalidating system certification. If required, contact Honeywell for more information.
For information about installing the LGA, refer to Figure 2-5.
The LGA contains a TNC-F connector. A mating cable assembly is included in the Carlisle
Kit, PN 120-29256-103, listed in Table 3-1.
(3) Installing the Active LGA
To install the antenna assembly:
(a) Carefully position and secure the antenna assembly on the fuselage. Antenna bonding
must be performed per AC43.13-2B Section 307. Use of an electrically conductive and
thermal conductive sealer such as PR-1764 M Class B is recommended to improve
thermal performance.
(b) Connect the cable provided (PN 89000015-002) to the antenna assembly.
Install the Active LGA using the cables provided.
NOTE: When using the cables provided, the cable loss will be 4.7 dB at 1650 MHz for the
cable between the Bias-T and Active LGA. The cable loss will also be 1.5 dB at 1650
MHz for each of the cables between the HDU and Bias-T. If your installation requires
a custom cable, the cable loss must be measured. If this is required, contact
BendixKing for more information.
For information about installing the Active LGA, refer to Figure 2-8.
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F. eNfusion® CCU-200
You can install the CCU in a pressurized or non-pressurized environment.
The physical and mechanical specifications of the CCU-200 is shown in Figure 2-6.
(1) Physical Placement
Bolt the CCU to a flat surface within the aircraft cabin in any orientation. Install the mounting
flange of the CCU using four 10-32 bolts.
The CCU must have two inches of clearance on all sides.
For installations that require DO-160E Category W waterproofness, you must install the CCU
on a horizontal surface with the mounting flange on the bottom.
(2) Environmental Requirements
The CCU meets DO-160E requirements, and does not require additional cooling.
Connector and Ethernet wire kits are available as specified in Table 3-1.
3. Electrical Installation
For details about electrical installation, refer to the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 System Interconnect
Drawings in Figure 4-1 and Figure 4-2.
NOTE: If your aircraft has a non-essential bus, the AeroWave™ 100 System must be connected to that
bus.
A. Remote Lamp Driver Circuit Requirements
The circuit requirements for Remote Status Lamp drivers are shown in Figure 3-5. Each lamp driver
circuit provides an open-drain Field-Effect Transistor (FET) interface that has a maximum
continuous drain-to-source voltage of 35 VDC and drain-to-source current of 0.5 VDC. These
circuits are designed to sink current to ground only. Any external lamps connected to these driver
circuits require the appropriate external voltage and series impedance to be connected.
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Figure 3-5. Remote Lamp Panel Circuit
Remote lamps are available on HDU connector:
• MP-10A - Power
• MP-10B - Channel available
• MP-10C - Fail.
4. Cabling Requirements
In single point cabling, the cable shield is terminated at one end only through a connector or suitable crimp
terminal.
Table 3-5. Cable Shielding and Termination Specifications
Minimum
Conductor
Single Multiple Coverage by
Cable Conductor Type Point Point Shield
Power Lines Single conductor, stranded NA NA NA
Serial Data (RS-232) Twisted pair, stranded Yes 85%
Ethernet Data Twisted pair, stranded Yes 85%
ISDN Data Yes 85%
RF TX and RX Coaxial Yes 95%
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When installing the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100, follow the cabling requirements listed below:
• The maximum recommended length for USB data connections is 16 feet (4.88 meters).
• The maximum recommended length for USB power connections is 30 feet (9.14 meters).
• Ethernet LAN/WAN and ISDN cables must meet flammability and TIA/EIA568-A CAT 5E
requirements.
• USB cables must meet flammability requirements.
• Twisted shielded pairs must meet ARINC 741 wiring requirements or equivalent.
• Wire size recommendations for the HDU:
• For +28 VDC HOT (BP2), +28 VDC RTN GND (BP4), and Chassis GND (BP3), use 16 AWG.
• Unless otherwise specified, for signaling, use 22 AWG.
• Wire size recommendations for the CCU:
• For +28 VDC (J1-A), +28 VDC RTN (J1-B), and Chassis GND (J1-C), use 20 AWG.
• Unless otherwise specified, for discrete signaling, use 22 AWG.
• Unless otherwise specified, for twisted shielded pairs, use 24 AWG conductors.
• Wire size recommendations for the IPLD (LGA System Only):
• For +28 VDC (J4-Z), +28 VDC RTN GND (J4-W), use 16 AWG.
• Wire size recommendations for the Bias-T (Active LGA System Only):
• Utilize the BendixKing Active LGA RF coax kit, PN 89000015-002.
• For power lines (J4-5 and J4-9) and ground lines (J4-4 and J4-8) must be 20 AWG.
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SYSTEM INTERCONNECT DIAGRAMS

1. General
This section gives system interconnect diagrams for the the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 System.
Table 4-1 shows the system interconnect diagrams in this section.

Table 4-1. System Interconnect Diagrams
Nomenclature Figure No.

BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System Figure 4-1
BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Figure 4-2
eNfusion® CCU-200 Refer to Aspire 200 SDIM PN MN-0000042
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Figure 4-1. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System Interconnect Drawing (Sheet 1 of 2)
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Figure 4-1. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LGA System Interconnect Drawing (Sheet 2 of 2)
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Figure 4-2. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Interconnect Drawing (Sheet 1 of 2)
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Figure 4-2. BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Active LGA System Interconnect Drawing (Sheet 2 of 2)
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SYSTEM SETUP
1. Setting Up Operational Parameters
After the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 is installed in the aircraft, you must configure fundamental
parameters in order to operate the system:
• Cable losses
• the APN
• Navigational input to the system
NOTE: If you are performing initial setup, it is not necessary to restart the HDU when instructed. You may
wait until all parameters have been entered before restarting the HDU.
A. Connecting to the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 Maintenance Port
You can connect to the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 through the maintenance port.
To connect to the maintenance port:
(1) Connect your computer to the front-panel maintenance port with the maintenance cable, PN
1541-F-3150 provided.
(2) Using a terminal emulation program (HyperTerminal or equivalent), start a session on an

active COM port with the following parameters:
Parameter Value
Bits per second 19200
Data bits 8
Parity None
Stop bits 1
Flow control None
(3) Type the password maint.
The password does not appear on screen.
Menu 1 appears when you connect.
B. Configuring Cable Loss
The IPLD to LGA cable length is limited by a maximum cable loss of 0.3 dB at 1650 MHz. Five feet
(152.4 cm) is the recommended maximum length, however shorter lengths are preferred.
The signal loss in cables between the IPLD or Bias-T and the antenna affect the power required to
access Inmarsat services. After you install the system, measure the cable loss and configure the
IPLD-TO-ANTENNA TOTAL LOSS (LGA) or BIAS-T-BOX TO ACTIVE ANTENNA LOSS (Active
LGA) cable loss parameter.
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For the Active LGA System Only, if using PN 89000015-002, the Cable Loss from Bias-T to Antenna
must be 4.7 dB at 1650 MHz and the two cables from the Bias-T to the HDU must be 1.5 dB at 1650
MHz. These are the default values and therefore no configuration is required. However, if your
measured values are outside of a 0.5 dB tolerance, please contact BendixKing customer support.
If you use different cables than supplied, please configure cable loss parameters as described in
this section.
To configure cable loss parameters:
(1) Connect to the HDU maintenance port - refer to Connecting to the BendixKing AeroWave™
100 Maintenance Port above.
(2) In the maintenance menus, press CTRL + N to navigate to menu 3.
(3) In menu 3, to access miscellaneous EEPROM parameters, press m. The list of

miscellaneous EEPROM parameters appears as shown in Figure 5-1.
NOTE: The parameters that are displayed will depend on the software version installed and
the configuration of the equipment.
MISCELLANEOUS PARAMETERS
1 IPLD-TO-ANTENNA TOTAL LOSS 10 NUMBER OF CHANNEL CARDS
2 FORWARD ID 11 FRONT PANEL LEDS ENABLED
3 GPS PROTECTION ALGORITHMS 13 MIN SECS BETWEEN CHAN CARD RESETS
5 CHANNEL-CARD-TO-HPA LOSS 14 MAINTENANCE PORT INVERSE VIDEO
6 MAX IPLD GAIN 15 MAINTENANCE PORT DEGREES SYMBOL
7 MIN ANTENNA GAIN 16 IPLD CABLE CAL
8 MAX EIRP 17 SIGNATURE FOR REMOTE ORT
9 MAX CHANNEL_CARD POWER 19 AUTO-ACTIVATE WINTERM
WHICH PARAMETER # <CTRL> N for next page ?
Figure 5-1. System Miscellaneous Parameters Menu
(4) For example, to configure the IPLD-to-antenna total loss, press the number next to the
IPLD-to-Antenna Total Loss parameter, and then press ENTER.
The IPLD-to-antenna prompt appears. The default value is 0.8 dB. The 0.8 dB is also the
maximum allowable value. You should change this value to the measured cable loss.
IPLD-TO-ANTENNA TOTAL LOSS 0.8 dB = ?
(5) Type the new IPLD-to-antenna value, and then press ENTER.
(6) Perform Steps (4) and (5) if needed to modify other values in this menu.
(7) Restart the HDU.
You can restart the HDU using menu 2, option Z.
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C. Configuring the APN
The APN enables the AeroWave™ 100 system to access your SBB service provider’s network.
Contact your service provider to obtain your APN.
To configure the APN:
100 Maintenance Port.
(3) In menu 3, to access miscellaneous EEPROM parameters, press m.
The list of miscellaneous EEPROM parameters appears.
(4) To navigate the list of parameters, press CTRL + N.
88 CHANNEL CARD CONFIGURATION 99 VSWR ERROR THRESHOLD
89 DATA I/O ETHERNET DUPLEX MODE 100 NAV1 TYPE
90 DATA I/O APN 101 NAV2 TYPE
91 MIN SAT LOOK ANGLE 104 MAXIMUM IGA POWER
92 PREEMPTABLE CALLS 105 MAX ORDER FOR INTERMOD CHECK
93 BGAN/SWIFT64 HYSTERESIS TIMEOUT 106 ENABLE PAP
94 ANTENNA MOUNTING ANGLE (ROLL) 107 PAP USER NAME
95 ANTENNA MOUNTING ANGLE (PITCH) 108 PAP PASSWORD
96 ANTENNA MOUNTING ANGLE (ROTATION) 109 LNA TO SDU RX THRESHOLD
97 RT-CHANNEL RESERVED POWER
(5) To configure the APN, press the number next to the Data I/O APN parameter, and then press
ENTER.
The Data I/O APN prompt appears.
DATA I/O APN ?[ ] = ?
(6) Type the new APN, and then press ENTER.
D. Configuring NAV
The BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 uses information from a navigation system to control the
antenna. To operate the system, you must configure the type of navigational information available
to the HDU and the transmission speed of NAV buses. Configuring the NAV type and speed is
required to provide aircraft location, speed, and direction.
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For the Active LGA system, there is an embedded GPS in the Bias-T that is utilized for this purpose.
If you receive or anticipate poor quality consistently, you may connect to any other NAV inputs that
are available. However, the recommendation is to use the embedded GPS as a default.
The NAV type is dependent on the FMS and/or GPS that the system is interfaced with. It is critical
that the following data be available for operation of the system:
(1) Location (Latitude & Longitude).
(2) Speed.
(3) Track or Heading.
If required, the system can be interfaced with more than one ARINC 429 bus to provide the required
data.
Options include: INERTIAL, GNSS, HYBRID, AHRS, FMS. Specific labels supported are included
in section 2. Note pitch and roll are not required for the LGA or Active LGA used on the AeroWave™
100 system so AHRS is not used. The default setting for the Active LGA System is GNSS, for the
LGA system it's usually HYBRID.
NOTE: There is generally more than one label for a particular type ARINC data. For operation, at
least one label in each data category is required.
NOTE: If wanting to connect to the Garmin G1000, it may be necessary to use an alternate ARINC
429 output to make all required labels available - in particular we have found it necessary
to configure an output as "Transponder" in some cases to obtain a Track label. Without
Track the system will operate on the ground but once moving it will not be able to perform
the required Doppler calculation and the system will stop working.
To configure the NAV:
100 Maintenance Port.
(2) In the maintenance menus, to navigate to menu 3, press CTRL + N.
1 IPLD-TO-ANTENNA TOTAL LOSS 10 NUMBER OF CHANNEL CARDS
2 FORWARD ID 11 FRONT PANEL LEDS ENABLED
3 GPS PROTECTION ALGORITHMS 13 MIN SECS BETWEEN CHAN CARD RESETS
5 CHANNEL-CARD-TO-HPA LOSS 14 MAINTENANCE PORT INVERSE VIDEO
6 MAX IPLD GAIN 15 MAINTENANCE PORT DEGREES SYMBOL
7 MIN ANTENNA GAIN 16 IPLD CABLE CAL
8 MAX EIRP 17 SIGNATURE FOR REMOTE ORT
9 MAX CHANNEL_CARD POWER 19 AUTO-ACTIVATE WINTERM
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(5) To configure the NAV1 type, press the number next to the NAV1 Type parameter, and then
press ENTER.
The NAV1 Type prompt appears.
NAV1 TYPE INERTIAL 0=INERTIAL 1=GNSS 2=HYBRID 7=AHRS 8=FMS = ?
(6) Type the number next to the available NAV type (for Active LGA System, select GNSS).
press ENTER.
NAV2 TYPE NOT INSTALLED 0="NOT INSTALLED" 1=INERTIAL 3=GNSS

4=HYBRID 7=AHRS 8=FMS = ?
(8) Type the number next to the available NAV2 type.
press ENTER.
NAV3 TYPE NOT INSTALLED 0="NOT INSTALLED" 1=INERTIAL 3=GNSS

4=HYBRID 7=AHRS 8=FMS = ?
(10) Type the number next to the available NAV3 type.
(11) If you have finished configuring the HDU, restart the HDU.
To configure the NAV transmission speed:
(1) In the maintenance menus, to navigate to menu 3, press CTRL + N.
(4) Type the number next to Primary Nav Receive Speed, and then press ENTER.
(5) To set the interface to high speed, press 1, and to set the interface to low-speed, press 0.
(6) Type the number next to Secondary Nav Receive Speed, and then press ENTER.
(8) Type the number next to Tertiary Nav Receive Speed, and then press ENTER.
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E. Custom NAV Label Inputs
NAV labels can be configured to pull specific labels from multiple NAV inputs. The following
example is an installation of a Garmin GPS with a separate ARINC 429 altitude NAV input. This
example assumes Nav1 - Garmin and Nav2 - Altimeter.
(1) Use the 'M' command in menu 3 (parameter 100) to set the Nav1 type to '9'.
(2) Once complete, the 'M' command will now allow you to enter parameter 102 - "the ignored
labels on nav bus 1".
(3) You will now want to exclude labels that will conflict with the labels you want (i.e. you only
want to keep 310, 311, 312, 313, and 314).
(4) When you answer the prompt for parameter 102, you should enter in all the other labels,
separated by commas.
(a) For example, enter:
"76,101,103,110,111,112,132,137,175,254,255,261,273,324,325,361,370,377,203,204
" followed by <enter>.
(b) You are not allowed to make typing mistakes or use the backspace key. If you do, please
start over.
(5) Now you have to configure Nav2.
(6) Use the 'M' command in menu 3 parameter #101 and set to FMS (FMS is type 8)
(7) You should now be setup to use a Garmin GPS and an altimeter.
(8) If you have different configurations or are having trouble setting up the configuration above,
please contact BendixKing product support for assistance.
F. Verify Connection
(1) Refer to Paragraph 2.E. in the TROUBLESHOOTING section.
G. Router Setup
Third Party and CCU-200 routers should be set up with the following characteristics:
• SSID and Security: As desired - recommended SSID: AeroWave
• Configure the Wide Area Network connection
• Connection type: The Wide Area Network connection type should be configured as
PPPoE
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• PPPoE Service name string: The Service Name String is used to configure the type of
service, the user name and the APN. This information should be provided by your
network service provider. If using the BendixKing service the string should be configured
as follows:
SBB:BACKGROUND@USER=VOID@PASS=void@APN=SATCOM1.BGAN.INMARSAT.COM
Not all routers will accept special characters or long strings in the service name string. As a
minimum the service name string must configure the type of service SBB:BACKGROUND. The
Default User Name, Password, and APN may be configured in the HDU.
2. Configuring Microsoft Windows to Dial a PPPoE Connection

A Windows computer can connect to the Internet by using a 10BASE-T connection on the AeroWave™
system if a standard 10BASE-T RJ-45 is made available in the installation. This is done by configuring a
PPPoE dialer for the type of Inmarsat service available on your system.
A. Configuring a SwiftBroadband Dialer (Windows XP)
To configure a dialer to access SBB services on an Ethernet connection:
(1) Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
The Control Panel window appears.
(2) Double-click Network Connections.
The Network Connections window appears.
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(3) Click Create a new connection.
The New Connection Wizard appears.
(4) Click Next.
The Network Connection Type page appears.
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(5) Click Connect to the Internet, and then click Next.
The Getting Ready page appears.
(6) Click Set up my connection manually, and then click Next.
The Internet Connection page appears.
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(7) Click Connect using a broadband connection that requires a user name and password,
and then click Next.
The Connection Name page appears.
(8) In the ISP Name field, type SBB, and then click Next.
The name you enter is the name that appears in the list of connections available on your
computer.
The Connection Availability page appears.
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(9) Click Anyone's use or My use only, and then click Next.
The Internet Account Information page appears.
(10) If required by your service provider, type a User name and Password in the appropriate
fields.
(11) In the Confirm password text box, retype the password.
(12) Click Next.
The Completing the New Connection Wizard page appears.
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(13) To complete the connection setup, click Finish.
The Connect dialog box appears.
(14) Click Properties.
The Properties dialog box appears.
(15) In the Service Name text box, type the service name
BGAN:BACKGROUND@USER=username@PASS=password@APN=my.apn.com.
Replace the text “username”, “password”, and “my.apn.com” with your own username,
password, and APN IP address.
NOTE: Each parameter of the service name is independent and if you do not type it in the
service name, the system uses the value from it’s configuration.
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B. Configuring a SwiftBroadband Dialer (Windows 7)
To configure a dialer to access SBB services on an Ethernet connection:
(1) Click the Start button, click Control Panel, click Network and Internet, and then click
Network and Sharing Center.
The Network Connections window appears.
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(2) Click Set up a new connection or network.
The Set up a Connection or Network window appears.
(3) Click Connect to the Internet, and then click Next.
The Connect to the Internet dialog box appears.
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(4) Click No, create a new connection, and then click Next.
A list of connection types appears.
(5) Click Broadband (PPPoE).
A list of connection parameters appears.
(6) In the User name and Password fields, type the username and password assigned by your
service provider.
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(7) In the Connection name field, type a descriptive name for this connection.
The name you enter is the name that appears in the list of connections available on your
computer.
(8) Click Connect.
The Connection to the Internet page appears. The connection is ready for use.
(9) Click Close. In the Network and Sharing Center, click Connector Disconnect.
A list of available connections appears.
(10) In the Network and Sharing Center, click Connector Disconnect.
A list of available connections appears.
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(11) Right-click on the connection, and then click properties.
The properties dialog appears.
(12) In the Service name field, type SBB:Background, and then click OK.
The SBB connection is ready for use.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
1. General
This chapter provides information and procedures to help users diagnose and repair common problems.
NOTE: If you have a computer connected to the internet, BendixKing product support engineers can help
troubleshoot your terminal using a remote desktop application.
2. Basic Equipment Checks

When the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 is not functioning as it should, you should verify the following:
• Proper registration with Inmarsat and your service provider
• Valid APN.
A. Checking the APN
The BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 MPU can display EEPROM parameters, including the APN.
To view the strapped APN:
(1) Connect to the HDU maintenance port - refer to Page 5-1.
(3) To view Miscellaneous EEPROM parameters, press m.
The list of parameters appears.
DATA I/O APN ?[bgan.inmarsat.com = ?
B. APN Troubleshooting
The APN should be set to the value provided by the service provider. For BendixKing AeroWave™
service this is typically SATCOM1.BGAN.INMARSAT.COM.
If not using the BendixKing AeroWave™ Inmarsat service, check with your service provider for the
appropriate APN and credentials.
NOTE: Depending on your service provider you may or may not be required to include credentials
to log on to the network. For the AeroWave™ service, you will need to use the following:
username “VOID” and password “void” (case sensitive). These credentials are entered in
the router.
C. System Activation
Contact BendixKing Support to activate the system - refer to

http://www.bendixking.com/Products/AeroWave-Information for additional information. An
activation request should be made at least 48 hours in advance of planned testing and during a
weekday.
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D. Installation Verification
When performing operational verification you should have a wireless router configured. Log into the
router and watch the status page to verify that the router is attempting to establish a PPPoE
connection to the AeroWave™ 100 system. Alternatively, you can use a Windows system as
described in Paragraphs 2.A. and 2.B. in the SYSTEM SETUP section.
Basic verification tests should include:
(1) System Reports
System reports as described in Paragraph 3. in the TROUBLESHOOTING section, can

provide a real-time status of the system for operation verification. System reports are
selected after logging into the maintenance port by typing the character “=”.
NOTE: Reports can be toggled on or off by selecting the appropriate report number. Reports
can also be saved using “S” so they are persistent after a reboot.
The recommended order of system report verification includes:
(a) System Configuration Strapping
System Configuration Strapping Report provides an indication that the proper straps are
installed as shown in Figure 4-1 for the LGA System and in Figure 4-2 for the Active LGA
System. On the AeroWave™ 100 LGA system these should be set to Omni Directional
Antenna (LGA, SBB CLASS 15) and Small SATCOM operation. On the AeroWave™
100 Active LGA system these should be set to AeroWave™ Active Antenna (LGA, SBB
Class 15) and Small SATCOM operation.
(b) VT100 Scenario Report
The VT100 Scenario Report (69) provides a real-time update of the system and allows
quick verification of NAV data (Lat/Lon/Speed/etc…) as well as the actual system status.
An example screenshot with the system up and operational connected to the internet via
a PPPoE session is included here:
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Once the system has a valid location it will provide the LOOK ANGLE to the satellite –
in this case it is 34.4 degrees. Be certain you have an unblocked view of the sky at the
angle shown above the horizon in the direction of the satellite.
The C/N0 value is the Carrier-to-Noise level and it should typically be 55 or higher (in
this case 62.1). A low value will prohibit the system from operating.
The SIG dB value is the RF signal level and it is typically -50 dB or higher – in this case
-37 (a stronger signal).
The STAT value shows the system Call status – if it shows bgan, the system is up and
connected to the internet.
(c) Channel Card THA Codes Report (10)
THA Codes are network diagnostic messages that might provide an indication of a
problem if the system is not operational.
(2) Equipment Logs
Equipment logs can be helpful in determining what is happening if a call will not connect.
Accessing these logs is described in Paragraph 4.
Logs of interest include Event Logs, Call Logs, and THA Logs.
Often looking at the initial few entries will provide some hints.
The sample logs in Figure 6-1 show typical problems and how they are reported.
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Figure 6-1. Sample Event Log (Sheet 1 of 3)
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3. Checking System Reports

The BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 MPU provides diagnostic reports that display information about various
system functions.
A. Viewing System Reports
To view a report:
(1) Connect to the HDU maintenance port - refer to Page 5-1.
(2) To view a list of available reports, press =.
The list of available reports appears.
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Enter 1 thru 153 to toggle report on/off

X turn off all reports <CTRL> N show next page S save to EEPROM
ESC return to PREVIOUS MENU
1 OFF OFF messages to card #1 18 OFF port antenna arinc input

2 OFF OFF hex output to card #1 19 OFF port antenna maintenance word
3 OFF OFF responses from card #1 20 OFF port antenna status word
4 OFF OFF hex input from card #1 21 OFF call codes
5 OFF OFF card #1 misc info 22 OFF spot beam selection
6 OFF low-level ort transfer to IPLD 23 OFF standard output
7 OFF IPLD cable cal 24 OFF doppler, antenna az/el
8 OFF low-level call log tx to IPLD 27 OFF IPLD/channel card backoffs
9 OFF channel card call status 28 OFF miscellaneous digital inputs
10 OFF channel card THA codes 29 OFF channel card A_AM msgs
11 OFF channel card errors 30 OFF multi-control arinc bus
12 OFF IRS input 31 OFF ocean region info
(3) To navigate through the list of reports, press CTRL + N.
(4) To access a report, type the number next to the report name, and then press ENTER.
B. System Status Reports
The vt100 scenario report provides information about various aspects of the channel card
operation.
To view the report, in the list of available reports, press the number next to vt100 scenario report.
An example of the output of the report is shown in Figure 6-2.
45D25'12.8"N 74D51'8.8"W PT 0.2D RL 0.0D HD 79.8D TK 0.2D 40 knots 150 ft

CHAN C/N0 SIG dB TEMP BEAM STAT BT OC TX dBW WATT
1 **** ***** ???? ? booting 58 NO 0.000 0.0 0
19:26:15 DOP=-50 LOOK ANGLE=33.1
45D25'12.8"N 74D51'8.8"W PT 0.2D RL 0.0D HD 79.8D TK 0.2D 40 knots 150 ft
CHAN C/N0 SIG dB TEMP BEAM STAT BT OC TX dBW WATT
1 **** ***** ???? ? booting 58 NO 0.000 0.0 0
19:26:16 DOP=-50 LOOK ANGLE=33.1
Figure 6-2. VT100 Scenario Report
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Descriptions of the items in the report are shown in Table 6-1.

Table 6-1. VT100 Scenario Report Content
Output Example Description

45D25'12.8"N 74D51'8.8"W NAV latitude and longitude position as interpreted by the HDU
PT 0.2D Aircraft pitch angle, where nose UP is positive
RL 0.0D Aircraft roll angle, where cw is positive
HD 79.8D Aircraft true heading; where the nose of the aircraft is pointing in
reference to True North
TK 0.2D Aircraft true track; direction the aircraft is traveling - not necessarily
the direction it is traveling
40 knots Aircraft velocity - can display **** when the aircraft is on the ground,
depending on the navigation source
150 ft Altitude
19:26:15 Time based on the system real time clock
DOP=-50 Doppler frequency offset
LOOK ANGLE=33.1 Antenna elevation angle to the satellite, with respect to the
horizontal axis of the aircraft
CHAN The channel card number
C/N0 RF input Carrier-to-Noise (C/No) level; typically 55.0 to 60.0 for
SBB
SIG dB RF input signal level - Typically -50 dB in SBB
TEMP HDU internal temperature
BEAM Satellite beam on which the card is registered
STAT System call status
BT Boot state
OC Registration Status
TX Transmit frequency
dBW EIRP dBw
WATT EIRP output
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C. System Config Strapping Report
The ascii digital inputs report provides information about the configuration straps on the HDU.
To view the report, in the list of available reports, press the number next to system config
strapping.
An example of the ascii digital inputs report is shown in Figure 6-3.
19308.354: NO SELFTEST NO TEMPERATURE FAULT NO CC OVERTEMP CC ENABLED

DATALOADER NOT CONNECTED PSU OK OCXO READY POWER GOOD
SYS-CONFIG='10 -- AMT-700 (HGA,SBB class 6, S64)'



Figure 6-3. System Config Strapping Report
D. Channel Card THA Codes Report
THA codes are SwiftBroadband network messages.
An example of the report output is shown in Figure 6-4.
CHAN #1 254.233 T_HA code $c200 BGAN SPOTBEAM SELECTED

CHAN #1 254.305 T_HA code $9085 TAL OUT OF LOCK
CHAN #1 254.379 T_HA code $9084 TAL IN LOCK
CHAN #1 254.785 T_HA code $9085 TAL OUT OF LOCK
CHAN #1 254.939 T_HA code $9084 TAL IN LOCK
CHAN #1 257.937 T_HA code $90a1 TAL BONDING DETACHED
CHAN #1 264.742 T_HA code $341a BGAN MM INT NO FORWARD BEARER
CHAN #1 272.394 T_HA code $8100 TAL BOOTING
CHAN #1 272.401 T_HA code $8110 TAL BOOTED
CHAN #1 272.408 T_HA code $8040 TAL INERT
CHAN #1 273.408 T_HA code $9090 TAL SMARTCARD ACTIVATED
CHAN #1 279.012 T_HA code $8800 TAL CABLE CAL BEGIN
Figure 6-4. Channel Card THA Codes Report
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4. Equipment Logs
If you cannot connect a call, the system logs may provide information about the problem.
You can copy the text of the logs and send it to your technical support team.
To view event logs:
(1) Connect your computer to the maintenance port of the HDU terminal - refer to Page 5-1.
(2) To navigate to menu 3, press CTRL + N.
(3) To view logs, press s.
(4) To view all log entries, press 0.
The log entries appear.
hit '0' for complete log '1' for 'special' events '-' for specific entry
HDU EMS SERIAL NUMBER S/N ???

EVENT LOG: 1027 entries -- powerup #44 (15 hours)
most recent entry at address 337a10
HIT 'S' FOR MORE -- '.' LISTS ALL REMAINING ENTRIES
DIAGNOSTIC (ENTRIES #1026 - #1027): address 337a10: 160 seconds after powerup
powerup #44 15 hours operation Nov 29 18:02:47 2014
CHAN 1 REQUESTED 0.0 dBW -- 654.5 MSEC AFTER REQUEST FOR ZERO dBW
DIAGNOSTIC (ENTRIES #1024 - #1025): address 337988: 159 seconds after powerup
CHAN 1 REQUESTED ZERO EIRP DURING BGAN SESSION
HIT 'S' FOR MORE -- '.' LISTS ALL REMAINING ENTRIES
EVENT (ENTRY #1023): address 337900: 123 seconds after powerup

CHANNEL #1 WAS RESET -- SELF-REPORTED T_HA ERROR
EVENT (ENTRY #1022): address 3378bc: 123 seconds after powerup

CHANNEL #1 FATAL ERROR 341a
BGAN MM INT NO FORWARD BEARER
recent call code 400107 at time 116 secs
CTSP BGAN
CTSP BGAN LOWER
CTSP BGAN
DIAGNOSTIC (ENTRIES #1020 - #1021): address 337878: 110 seconds after powerup
CHAN 1 REQUESTED ZERO EIRP DURING BGAN SESSION
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To view call logs:
(3) To view logs, press f.
To view THA logs:
(3) To view logs, press y.
5. Instructions for Continued Airworthiness

This section presents the instructions for continued airworthiness, as per FAR 25.1529, of the equipment
in the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 System.
Installation of the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 System on an aircraft by supplemental type certificate
(STC) or Form 337 obligates the aircraft operator to include the maintenance information supplied by this
manual in the operator's Aircraft Maintenance manual and the operator's Aircraft Scheduled Maintenance
Program.
The following paragraphs describe all maintenance requirements and instructions for continued
airworthiness of the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 System.
• For airworthiness information about antenna of the BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 system, refer to the
antenna’s installation manual.
• Add the LRU part numbers and other necessary part numbers contained in this manual to the aircraft
operator's appropriate, aircraft illustrated parts catalog (IPC).
• Add all wiring diagram information contained in this manual to the aircraft operator's appropriate
aircraft Wiring Diagram Manuals.
• The HDU and IPLD are considered on-condition units. No additional or routine maintenance is
required.
• If a BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LRU is inoperative, remove the LRU, secure cables and wiring,
collar applicable switches and circuit breakers, and placard them as inoperative.
• Before flight, revise the equipment list and weight and balance data as applicable and record the
removal of the terminal in the log book [refer to section 91.213 of the FAR or the aircraft's minimum
equipment list (MEL).
• BendixKing AeroWave™ 100 LRUs are not field-repairable. All LRUs must be returned to the
Honeywell Aviation factory or authorized repair centers for repair.
• Repaired LRUs must be re-installed on the aircraft in accordance with the instructions provided in this
manual.
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• Approval for return to service must be entered in the logbook as required by section 43.9 of the FAR.
• For the HDU and IPLD, the following scheduled maintenance tasks must be added to the aircraft
operator's appropriate aircraft maintenance program:
• Recommended periodic scheduled servicing tasks: None required.
• Recommended periodic inspections: None required.
• Recommended periodic scheduled preventative maintenance tests (tests to determine system

condition and/or latent failures): None required.
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APPENDIX A - SPECIFICATIONS
1. HDU Inmarsat Terminal
Section Condition DO-160E Category

4.0 Temperature and Altitude A4 C4
4.5.1 Ground Survival Low Temperature Test –131°F (–55°C) –131°F (–55°C)
andShort-Time Low Operating Temperature Test
4.5.2 Operating Low Temperature –104°F (–40°C) –104°F (–40°C)
4.5.3 Ground Survival High Temperature and +185°F (+85°C) +185°F (+85°C)
Short-Time High Operating Temperature
4.5.4 Operating High Temperature +131°F (+55°C) +131°F +55°C
(NOTE 1)
4.6.1 Altitude 15,000 feet 35,000 feet
(4.57 km) (10.67 km)
(NOTE 2)
4.6.2 Decompression 50,000 feet 50,000 feet
(15.24 km) (15.24 km)
7.0 Operational Shocks and Crash Safety B
8.0 Vibration SB
10 Waterproofness X - not required
11 Fluid Susceptibility X - not required
12 Sand and Dust X - not required
14 Salt Spray X - not required
15 Magnetic Effect Z
16 Power Input A
17 Voltage Spike A
21 Emissions of RF Energy M
23 Lightning Direct Effects X - not required
24 Icing X - not required
26 Fire, Flammability X - not required
NOTE:
1. Cooling fan required for operation above +131°F (+55°C).
2. Unit was tested to 50,000 feet (15.24 km).
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2. Integrated Power and Low-noise Amplifier and Diplexer (IPLD)

4 Temperature and Altitude - 70,000 feet E1
4 Overpressure - 200 kPa E1 - Extended
4 Decompression - 8,000 feet E1 - Extended
5.0 Temperature Variation - 10°C/minute A
6.0 Humidity B
7.0 Operational Shocks and Crash Safety E
8.0 Vibration S (curves L, M, Y, C, E)
and R (curves C1 and E1)
9.0 Explosion Proofness E
10 Waterproofness S
11 Fluid Susceptibility - tested with Ethylene, Glycol. F
Isopropyl Alcohol, and one Fire Extinguishing agent
12 Sand and Dust S
13 Fungus Resistance F
14 Salt Spray S
16 Power Input A
17 Voltage Spike A - Modified (600v, 10 µs)
18 Audio Frequency Conducted Susceptibility - Power Inputs R - Modified
19 Induced Signal Susceptibility ZC
20 Radio Frequency Susceptibility RR
21 Emissions of RF Energy H
22 Lightning Induced Transient Susceptibility A3J33
24 Icing A
25 Electrostatic Discharge A - Modified
26 Fire, Flammability C
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3. External SATCOM Configuration Module
Section Condition DO-160 Category

4.0 Temperature and Altitude F2
5.0 Temperature Variation B
6.0 Humidity A
7.0 Operational Shocks and Crash Safety B
8.0 Vibration S - curves B, L, M, Y;
R - curves B, B1
9.0 Explosion Proofness E
10 Waterproofness X - not required
11 Fluid Susceptibility X - not required
13 Fungus Resistance X - not required
14 Salt Spray X - not required
16 Power Input A(WF)H
17 Voltage Spike A
18 Audio Frequency Conducted Susceptibility - Power Inputs K(WF)
19 Induced Signal Susceptibility CW
20 Radio Frequency Susceptibility R
21 Emissions of RF Energy M
25 Electrostatic Discharge A
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4. LGA

5.0 Temperature Variation A
6.0 Humidity B
7.0 Operational Shocks and Crash Safety B, D
8.0 Vibration S, U
9.0 Explosion Proofness H
10 Waterproofness S
11 Fluid Susceptibility F
12 Sand and Dust S
13 Fungus Resistance F
14 Salt Spray S
16 Power Input A
17 Voltage Spike A
18 Audio Frequency Conducted Susceptibility - Power Inputs Z
19 Induced Signal Susceptibility Z
20 Radio Frequency Susceptibility RYR
21 Emissions of RF Energy H
23 Lightning Direct Effects A2
24 Icing C
25 Electrostatic Discharge A
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5. Active LGA and Bias-T
Section Condition DO-160F Category

5.0 Temperature Variation A
6.0 Humidity B
7.0 Operational Shocks and Crash Safety B, D
8.0 Vibration S (C,L,M,Y) U (FF1)
9.0 Explosion Atmosphere H
10.0 Waterproofness S
11.0 Fluid Susceptibility F
12.0 Sand and Dust S
13.0 Fungus Resistance F
14.0 Salt Fog S
15.0 Magnetic Effect Z
16.0 Power Input A
17.0 Voltage Spike A
18.0 Audio Frequency Conducted Susceptibility Z
19.0 Induced Signal Susceptibility ZCEZWE
20.0 Radio Frequency Susceptibility (Radiated and Conducted) RYR
21.0 Emission of Radio Frequency Energy H
22.0 Lightning Induced Transient Susceptibility A4J4L
23.0 Lightning Direct Effects 2A2A
24.0 Icing C
25.0 Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) A
26.0 Fire, Flammability C
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6. eNfusion® CCU-200

4 Temperature and Altitude A2
4 In Flight Loss of Cooling A2V
5 Temperature Variation B
6 Humidity B
7 Operational Shocks and ash Safety B
8 Vibration (operational) S B2
9 Explosive Atmosphere E
10 Waterproofness W
11 Fluids Susceptibility F
13 Fungus Resistance X - not required
14 Salt Fog X - not required
15 Magnetic Effect X - not required
16 Power Input A
16 Normal Surge Voltage Z
16 Abnormal Surge Voltage Z
17 Voltage Spike A
18 Audio Frequency Conducted Susceptibility - Power Input Z
19 Induced Signal Susceptibility AC
20 Radio Frequency Susceptibility A
21 Emission of Radio Frequency Energy M
22 Lightning Induced Transient Susceptibility X - not required
25 Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) A
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APPENDIX B - GLOSSARY
1. Acronyms and Abbreviations
List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
Term Full Term

AMBE advanced multi-band excitation
AHRS attitude and heading reference system
AMT aeronautical mobile terminal
APN access point name
ARINC Aeronautical Radio Incorporated
ATA Air Transport Association
BOM bill of materials
CAR Civil Air Regulation
CCU communication convergence unit
cm centimeter
cw clockwise
dB decibel
DITS digital information transfer system
EASA European Aviation Safety Agency
ECCN export control classification number
EEPROM electrically erasable programmable read-only memory
EIRP effective isotropic radiated power
ESCM external satellite communication configuration module
FAA Federal Aviation Administration
FET field-effect transistor
FMS flight management system
FXO foreign exchange office
FXS foreign exchange subscriber
GNSS global navigation satellite system
GPS global positioning system
HDU high speed data unit
hr hour
lb pound
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List of Acronyms and Abbreviations (Cont)
Term Full Term

IPLD integrated power and low-noise amplifier and diplexer
IRS inertial reference system
ISDN integrated services digital network
kbps kilobytes per second
kg kilogram
km kilometer
LAN local area network
LED light emitting diode
LGA low gain antenna
LRU line replaceable unit
MCU modular concept unit
MHz megahertz
MPDS mobile packet data service
MPU maintenance port utility
No. number
PBX public branch exchange
POTS plain old telephone system
PPPoE point-to-point protocol over Ethernet
RF radio frequency
RTCA Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics
RX receive
SATCOM satellite communication
SBB SwiftBroadband
SIM system installation manual
TNC terminal node controller
TR temporary revision
TX transmit
USB universal serial bus
VDC volts direct current
VoIP voice over internet protocol
VPN virtual private network
WAAS wide area augmentation system
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List of Acronyms and Abbreviations (Cont)
Term Full Term

WAP wireless access point
XStream A high bandwidth (up to 384 kilobytes per second) service available with SwiftBroadband
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BendixKing AeroWave™ 100

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1233-A-0200 eNfusion® CCU-200

1541-F-3150 Maintenance Cable

89000015-008 Bias-T Box

89000015-009 Active LGA

90402045 HDU Inmarsat Terminal

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