Flightcell DZMx Bedienungsanleitung

MAN_DZ4_001 Rev 25.0 Effective Date: 01 Jun 2020

Flightcell International Ltd

DZMx Installation Manual

Firmware Version 3.5.0

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REVISIONS & APPROVAL

Revision

Effective Date

Approved By

Reasons for Change

1.0

05 Aug 2013

James Mace

New issue

2.0

18 Nov 2013

James Mace

Revised manual

4.0

05 Dec 2013

James Mace

Updated for firmware 0.4.2-5

5.0

20 Jan 2014

James Mace

Correct error in descriptions of D25 connectors.

Some formatting enhancements

6.0

28 Feb 2014

James Mace

Update manual for 3G data.

Minor menu changes

Some other corrections to menu drawings and changes.

7.0

01 Aug 2014

James Mace

Updated Installation and Configuration Manual

8.0

27 Aug 2014

James Mace

Manual change

•Configuration of multiple remote heads.

•Instructions for installation and activation of call

annunciator light.

•New altitude and high speed GPS settings.

9.0

05 Jan 2015

James Mace

Manual updated for:

•Export and import of phonebook

•Downloading logfiles

11.0

25 Apr 2015

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 1.12.x

13.0

29 Apr 2016

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 2.7.0

14.1

20 May 2016

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 2.7.0

15.0

07 Jul 2016

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 2.8.0

16.0

26 Jul 2016

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 2.8.1

17.0

09 Dec 2016

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 2.11.0

18.0

07 Mar 2017

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 2.13.1

19.0

14 Jul 2017

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 2.14.0

20.0

29 Nov 2017

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 2.17.0

21.0

01 Jun 2018

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 2.18.1

21.1

27 Jul 2018

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 2.19.0

23.0

20 Dec 2018

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 3.1

24.0

01 Apr 2019

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 3.2

25.0

01 Jun 2020

James Mace

DZMx firmware release 3.5.0

Major change to the DZP_04 part number to include a 4

to 9-digit dash number e.g. DZP_04-xxx-xxxx.

 
 
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CONTENTS 
SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................. 4 
APPLICABILITY OF THIS MANUAL ................................................................................................................. 4 
DOCUMENTATION ...................................................................................................................................... 4 
SECTION 2: DZMXEQUIPMENT.......................................................................................................... 5 
CONNECTORS ........................................................................................................................................... 5 
ETHERNET/USB CONNECTOR MODULE ...................................................................................................... 5 
SECTION 3: DZMX SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................. 6 
VERSIONS AND PART NUMBERS ................................................................................................................. 6 
DIMENSIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 7 
ELECTRICAL.............................................................................................................................................. 7 
DZMX WI-FI AND BLUETOOTH TRANSMIT POWER ....................................................................................... 8 
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................. 8 
SECTION 4: INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................... 9 
MOUNTINGTHEDZMX................................................................................................................................ 9 
DZMX WIRING GUIDE................................................................................................................................ 9 
INSTALLING A DZMX REMOTE HEAD......................................................................................................... 15 
DZMXANTENNAS ....................................................................................................................................16 
SECTION 5: CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................... 17 
CONFIGURING THE DZMX........................................................................................................................ 17 
AUDIO INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION ..............................................................................................20 
MODEM CONFIGURATION......................................................................................................................... 23 
BACKLIGHTING ........................................................................................................................................25 
DZMX WIFI............................................................................................................................................27 
DZMX BLUETOOTH™...............................................................................................................................27 
DZMX TRACKING ....................................................................................................................................29 
DZMX INPUTS AND OUTPUTS................................................................................................................... 35 
CONFIGURINGDZMXDATA....................................................................................................................... 37 
DZMX DATA LOGGING............................................................................................................................. 38 
DZMX EMAIL OUTBOX............................................................................................................................. 39 
RECORDING AND TRANSMITTING MAINTENANCE DATA...............................................................................40 
SECTION 6: DZMX APPLICATIONS .................................................................................................. 41 
DZMX APPLICATIONS AND LICENCES .......................................................................................................41 
DZMX APPLICATIONS ..............................................................................................................................41 
SECTION 7: MAINTENANCE, DIAGNOSTICS AND SUPPORT ......................................................... 42 
FIRMWARE UPGRADES ............................................................................................................................42 
DIAGNOSTICS.......................................................................................................................................... 43 
FLIGHTCELL REMOTE ASSISTANCE...........................................................................................................43 
APPENDIX 1. CONNECTOR KITS PROVIDED WITH THE DZMX AND ASSOCIATED PARTS. .................................45 
CONTACTDETAILS ...................................................................................................................................47 
WARRANTY.............................................................................................................................................48 
 

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Section 1: Introduction

This manual provides information on installation and configuration of the Flightcell DZMx. This manual has

been updated for DZMx firmware release 3.5.0.

Applicability of this Manual

This manual applies to the Flightcell DZMx part number DZP_04 revisions 3.0 and 4.0.

•Rev. 3.0 operates firmware 3.x.x and has the DZP_04 part number with a 4 to 6-digit dash number e.g.

DZP_04-xxx.

•Rev. 4.0 has a major change to the DZP_04 part number which now has 4 to 9-digit dash number e.g.

DZP_04-xxx-xxxx. This revision operates firmware 3.5.0.

Documentation

Comprehensive documentation for the DZMx is available on the Flightcell website at

www.flightcell.com/resources. This includes:

»DZMx wiring diagrams (interconnect drawings)

»DZMx mechanical assembly

»Antenna specifications and drawings

»Manuals

»Certification documentation.

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Section 2: DZMx Equipment

The DZMx should be inspected when unpacked to check for any visible damage or missing components.

Connectors

Connector kits are supplied with the DZMx and with associated parts including the DZMx Remote Head and

antennas.

The content of the connector kits depends on the version of the DZMx. Details of the connector kit contents are

provided in Appendix 1.

Ethernet/USB Connector Module

A Flightcell USB/Ethernet connector module is provided with each DZMx. It is used for terminating the DZMx

USB and Ethernet connections. It is compulsory that USB and Ethernet connections are installed on the

aircraft. If the USB/Ethernet connections are not installed into the aircraft, it will severely limit troubleshooting

and support capabilities.

The connector module is available with either D-type (commercial) or D38999 (military connectors. The connector

module and its connector kit are provided in the DZMx connector kit (See Appendix 1 for details).

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Section 3: DZMx Specifications

Versions and Part Numbers

The DZMx can be built in a wide range of configurations, with a range of hardware options. The DZMx part

number is DZP_04. The 3 - 7 digit dash number immediately following DZP_04 designates the variant of the

DZMx.

The available variants may change from time to time. The options available to build up the different variants

are:

»Installed modems (see "Modem Configuration" on page 24 for a list of supported modems)

»Faceplate options:

»DZUS (5½”) mount

»GA (6¼”) mount

»Type of main connector

»Standard - two D25 connectors

»Military - one milspec D38999 connector

»NVIS compliance

»NVIS-B

»NVIS-A / Mil Std 3009 (only available on versions with military connectors)

»Embedded Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capability

»Expansion cards:

»ARINC 429

»Input Expansion Card (providing seven additional general purpose inputs)

»Second Ethernet

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Dimensions

Dimension

DZUS

mount

GA mount

Faceplate Width

146mm

158mm

Extrusion Width

126mm

Faceplate Height

57mm

60mm

Extrusion Height

54mm

Depth (from Front face to

Rear face)

110mm

Electrical

Part/Item

Parameter

Value

Power

Input Voltage

12-32VDC

Supply Current

Up to 1A @ 28VDC

ICS to DZMx

Input Levels (VRMS)

20mV to 1.15V, adjustable

775mV nominal

Input Impedance

600Ω

Microphone Bias

Voltage

12V via 2.2kΩ

Output Levels (VRMS)

Up to 5V, adjustable

DZMx to ICS

775mV nominal

Output Impedance

150Ω

Backlighting

Input Control

0 to 28VDC

User calibrated High/Low set-points

Colour

Green 520nm. Designed for NVIS-B

compliance.

GPS

Antenna Bias

Voltage

Antenna Current

Up to 100mA

Sensitivity

-162dBm (with Flightcell Antenna)

Time to First Fix

26s

General Purpose

Inputs

Inputs Levels (Vin)

0 to 28VDC

General Purpose

Outputs

Levels (Vout)

0 to 32VDC

Max Current (lout)

500mA

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DZMx Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Transmit Power

WiFi

Tx power (dBm)

17.3

Antenna gain (dBi)

2.6

Total power (dBm)

19.9

Total power (mW)

97.7

Bluetooth

Tx power (dBm)

10.0

Antenna gain (dBi)

2.6

Total power (dBm)

12.6

Total power (mW)

18.2

Environmental Qualifications

The DZMx is tested against and complies with RTCA-DO160G.

Details of the DO160G compliance are provided in the DZMx Declaration of Design and Performance (DDP),

document TEC_DZ4_031, Issue 7 for DZMx Revision 3 and Issue 8 for DZMx Revision 4.

DO160 test results are available on request from [email protected].

 
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Section 4: Installation 
Mounting theDZMx 
The DZMx should be mounted where the flight crew or radio operator have a clear view of the display and can 
easily use the keypad. 
The DZMx LCD is designed for optimum readability when viewed at angles between 60° above the display to 
20° below. Avoid mounting the unit where the display will be viewed at an oblique angle, as it may not be 
clearly readable. It is preferable to mount the DZMx to minimise sunlight shining on the display. The ideal location 
is in the panel where it is readily viewed by, and accessible to the pilot or pilots. 
If the DZMx is installed in the pedestal, for ease of use, it is preferable to install it as near to the front of the 
pedestal as possible. 
Refer to the following mechanical drawings (latest versions are available from the Flightcell website at 
 
www.flightcell.com/resources)
 
for dimensions and mounting details of for the DZMx: 
»
DZUS/GA Mech Assembly
, for versions with DZUS front plate and D25 main connectors 
»
GA/GA Mech Assembly
, for versions with GA front plate and D25 main connectors 
»
DZUS/Mil Mech Assembly
, for military versions with DZUS front plate and D38999 main connectors. 
CAD solid model files are also available on request from Flightcell International. Contact [email protected] for 
more information. 
DZMx Wiring Guide 
Refer to the following wiring diagrams for the Flightcell DZMx and associated equipment (available from 
www.flightcell.com/resources: 
»Civilian Wiring Diagrams for versions of the DZMx with D25 main connectors 
»Military Wiring Diagrams for versions of the DZMx with D38999 main connectors. 
Necessary Installations 
The following are essential parts of the DZMx installation: 
»"Power Supply," below 
»"Ethernet/USB Connector Module" below 
»"Audio Configuration", see page 20 
»"DZMx Antennas", see page 16 
»"SIM Cards", see page 24. 
Optional Installations 
The following are optional parts of the installation. 
»"DZMx Remote Head", see page 15 
»"Backlighting control ", see page 25 
»"DZMx Inputs/Outputs", see page 35 
Power Supply 
The DZMx unit and other components require aircraft DC power. Operating range is 12-32VDC. It is 
recommended that the DZMx be connected to the emergency (primary) power bus on the aircraft. This is to 
ensure successful operation of tracking (including engine start/stop data) and emergency calls. 
When operating on a nominal 28V supply, circuit breakers or fuses of the following rating should be used 
between DZMx system components and the power supply: 
»A 2 amp circuit breaker/fuse is recommended to protect the DZMx system 
»A 1 amp circuit breaker/fuse is recommended to protect an external modem (Iridium or cellular) module, if 
installed 

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»A 1 amp circuit breaker/fuse is recommended to protect a Flightcell Iridium phone cradle, if installed

If combining two or more circuits on a single circuit breaker, a 3A circuit breaker/fuse is recommended.

Ethernet/USB Connector Module

A Flightcell USB/Ethernet connector module (pictured) is supplied in

the DZMx connector kit with the DZMx for terminating its USB and

Ethernet connections.

Versions are available with either a D-type connector (part number

IDP_00013) or D38999 connector (part number IDP_00012) . Mating

connectors for the wiring loom are included with the connector module.

The Ethernet/USB connector module should always be installed as it

provides the following functions:

Ethernet –provides a connected device access to the DZMx data

connections and to DZMx Connect.

USB –required for firmware upgrades and downloading diagnostics.

The cable run to the USB connector should be limited to 5m of proper USB Cable to ensure compliance

with the USB 2.0 cable delay specification.

An alternative USB or Ethernet socket may be used if preferred, so long as the wiring guidelines above are

followed.

Fabricating Wiring Harnesses

All wiring should be carried out with aviation specification fireproof cable.

Screened cable should be used where indicated in the wiring diagrams. Where cable screen connections are

not explicitly shown, they should be left unterminated.

The following minimum wiring specification is recommended:

»Power supply - 22 AWG stranded (0.325mm2)

»Other cabling - 24 AWG stranded (0.205mm2).

It is recommended that enough slack be left in the main cable to enable the DZMx to be partially removed

from the aircraft panel for service or to exchange the Iridium and/or cellular SIM card.

Grounding and Shielding Terminations

The DZMx provides a chassis ground connection on the primary connector. This can be connected to a local

aircraft chassis ground point if required. If the DZMx is mounted in a DZUS rack, the housing is grounded to

the DZUS rails via the DZUS connectors and contact between the front panel metalwork and the DZUS rails.

If the DZMx has a GA front panel it is recommended to bond the DZMx to aircraft chassis ground via either the

hardpoint on the rear of the DZMx or the chassis ground pin on the primary connector.

Installing Data Ports

The DZMx has several data connections wired off the main or secondary connector:

»Ethernet –used for connecting a PC or other Ethernet-capable device

»USB –used for firmware upgrades and connecting USB-only devices

»RS232 –available for serial data connections to legacy devices and as a debug port

»RS422/RS485 –used for serial data connections, and connection to one or more DZMx Remote Heads.

Two additional data connections are available as options:

»ARINC429 –used to send and receive over the aircraft ARINC429 data bus.

»Second Ethernet –used to provide a second ethernet connection.

Note: It is essential that a USB and Ethernet connection is installed in an accessible location.

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