AD AEROSPACE

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

FV-0580 and FV-0581

AD Aerospace Ltd.
Abbots Park, Preston Brook, Cheshire, WA7 3GH, UK
Tel: +44 (0) 870 442 4520 Fax: +44 (0)870 442 4524

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

WITH

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

for
FV-0580 (4 Camera Input)
And
FV-0581(8 Camera Input)

VIDEO SWITCH UNIT

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2 Blank and to
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Record of 1 6th April 2006 Schematic Wiring 2001 6th April 2006
Revisions Diagram

Record of 1 6th April 2006 Disassembly 3001 6th April 2006

temporary
revisions

Service bulletin 1 6th April 2006 Cleaning 4001 6th April 2006
list

List of effective 1 6th April 2006 Checks 5001 6th April 2006
pages 2 6th April 2006

Table of 1 6th April 2006 Repair 6001 6th April 2006

contents

List of 1 6th April 2006 Assembly and 7001 6th April 2006
Illustrations Storage

Introduction 1 6th April 2006 Fits and Clearances 8001 6th April 2006

Description 1 6th April 2006

and to
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Introduction 10002 6th April 2006

Alphanumerical 10003 6th April 2006

Index

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FV-0580 (4 Camera Input) /FV-0581(8 Camera Input) Title Page ...................................................................................................... 1
RECORD OF REVISIONS .................................................................................................................................................................. 1
RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS......................................................................................................................................... 1
SERVICE BULLETIN LIST................................................................................................................................................................ 1
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES ............................................................................................................................................................ 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS................................................................................................................................................................ 1
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
General ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
Shop Verification ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION ................................................................................................................................................... 1
Description ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
A. General................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
B. Electrical Specification ....................................................................................................................................................... 1
C. Mechanical Specification.................................................................................................................................................... 2
D. Software Safety Assessment ............................................................................................................................................... 4
E. Airworthiness ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4
F. EMI/Environmental Qualification..................................................................................................................................... 5
OPERATION........................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
General ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION .......................................................................................................................................... 1001
TESTING ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 1001
1.0 Introduction................................................................................................................................................................... 1001
2.0 Initial Requirements ..................................................................................................................................................... 1001
3.0 Power Tests.................................................................................................................................................................... 1001
4.0 Video Checks ................................................................................................................................................................. 1001
FAULT ISOLATION .................................................................................................................................................................... 1002
WIRING AND SCHEMATIC........................................................................................................................................................ 2001
DISASSEMBLY ............................................................................................................................................................................ 3001
CLEANING.................................................................................................................................................................................... 4001
CHECKS ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 5001
REPAIR .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6001
ASSEMBLY AND STORAGE ...................................................................................................................................................... 7001
STORAGE...................................................................................................................................................................................... 7001
FITS AND CLEARANCES ........................................................................................................................................................... 8001
Torque settings.......................................................................................................................................................................... 8001
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST .................................................................................................................................................... 10001
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10002
General .................................................................................................................................................................................... 10002
Vendor Cage Codes ................................................................................................................................................................ 10002
ALPHANUMERIC INDEX ......................................................................................................................................................... 10003
DETAILED PARTS ............................................................................................................................................................... 10004

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Figure 1. Internal Schematic cableform Diagram (same for both units )………………………………………….2001

ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

Figure 1………………………………………………………………………………………………………….10004
Figure 2………………………………………………………………………………………………………….10005

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INTRODUCTION

General

This manual offers important technical data and maintenance details including operation and fault finding for the AD
Aerospace FV-0580 and FV-0581 Video Switch Units for commercial aerospace use.

Shop Verification
Testing and Fault Isolation……………………………………………………………………..6th March 2006
Disassembly…………………………………………………………………………………….6th March 2006
Assembly……………………………………………………………………………………….6th March 2006

FV-0580 shown, (FV-0581 has 8 camera inputs)

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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

Description
The FV-0580 and FV-0581are airborne switchers designed to control images from external and/or internal cameras
installed on board an aircraft.
The design is intended primarily to satisfy the low cost requirement for a Video Switch Unit to be used with the FV-
0835 6” LCD monitor as part of the CabinVu 123 system. The unit is, however to be designed in such a way that it
may be applicable to a wider range of aircraft.

PIN Number FV-0580xzzykmmn or FV-0581xzzykmmn

Where
x = P for PAL or x = N for NTSC
zz = 50 for 50 ohms input or zz = 75 for 75 ohms input
y = B for balanced video input; U for unbalanced video input;
k = L for legacy systems; N for normal systems
mm = 50 for 50 ohms output or mm = 75 for 75 ohms output
n = B for balanced video output or n = U for unbalanced video output

A. General
1.1 The FV-0580 and FV-0581 are airborne switchers designed to control images from external and/or internal
cameras installed on board an aircraft.
1.2 The design is intended primarily to satisfy the a low cost requirement for a Video Switch Unit to be used with
the LCD monitors as part of the CabinVu 123 system. The unit is, however, to be designed in such a way that it
may be applicable to a wider range of aircraft.
1.3 The unit is mounted in the cabin overhead panelling.

B. Electrical Specification
2.1.1 Video
2.1.2 The units accept video from up to 4 cameras (FV-0580) or 8 cameras (FV-0581), each on its own connector.
2.1.3 The cameras may be PAL or NTSC standard (specified at time of order).
2.1.4 The unit caters for both unbalanced and balanced video (specified at time of order).
2.1.5 Input Termination is defined by the PIN number.
2.1.6 The units are to output two channels of balanced composite video, at a termination dependent on the part number.
These are to be able to be selected independently, and are to each have OSD camera titling.
2.1.7 Each of the two channels has two independent video outputs, so can support two monitors which will each have
duplicated video data.
2.1.8 The Legacy or Normal system is defined by the PIN number.

In Legacy system, input video channels are selected by individual external inputs using rotary switches.

In Normal system, input video channels are selected by external inputs using momentary toggle switches.
2.1.9 An OSD function is included in the design to enable text to be defined, and superimposed on the video. It is
possible to program different text for the NORMAL selection of a camera, and for the ALARM selection of the
same camera. The text is to be stored in EEPROM
2.1.10 Control for the OSD set up is achieved via an RS232 link that is externally accessible through the Serial Port
connections on the Main Connector SK1.
2.1.11 There are 8 General Purpose Inputs, which can be used to override current Channel selections, or to change the
OSD text overlaid.
2.1.12 There are two On/Off inputs, which when grounded cause power to be applied to the FV-0580 or FV-0581 unit.
When released, power is again disconnected from the FV-0580 or FV-0581.

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2.2.0 Power
2.2.1 The unit will run from 28V dc to aircraft specification (per ED-14E\RTCA DO160E).
2.2.2 Internal circuit protection is provided via a 0.5 Amp resettable fuse, fitted on the PCB.
2.2.3 The power drawn is to be a maximum of 500mA from the 28V source.
2.2.4 There is to be a front panel mounted LED, indicating POWER
2.2.5 28V power is supplied at each of the camera connectors, fused at 0.2A.
2.2.6 MTBF…………….50,000 Hours

2.3.0 Controls & Indicators

2.3.1 There are no external controls
2.3.2 A panel mounted LED shows that power is connected to the unit, and that the processor is running.

C. Mechanical Specification
3.0.0 There is no requirement for forced air cooling, and no provision of fans within the unit..
3.0.1 The unit has all connections on one side of the box.
3.0.2 The unit is able to be fitted in any of the 3 dimensions, by using different mechanical mounts.
3.0.3 Overall Dimensions of the Box 275mm x 176mm x 60mm
3.0.4 Maximum weights; 1000g for the FV-0580 and 1100g for the FV-0581.
3.0.5 Materials used
3.0.6 Box 1.6mm Al Alloy sheet BSEN 485:3103H4/5251H22 or 6061T4
Backplate 3mm Al Alloy sheet BSEN 485:3103H4/5251H22 or 6061T4
3.0.7 Finishes Alocrom to Def Stan 03-18
Black Powder Coat
3.0.8 Connection is made through Mil-C-38999 connectors

SK 1 MS27508E20F39P
Mating half MS27473T20F39S
Contact Function
A Serial Data TX
B GEN IP4
C GEN IP2
D GEN IP3
E GEN IP1
F FSEL7
G FSEL4
H CAMERA SELECT UP CH2
J CAMERA SELECT UP CH1
K CAMERA SELECT DOWN CH1
L CHASSIS
M GND OUT
N 28V OUT
P CHANNEL 1 - OUTPUT 1
R CHANNEL 1 + OUTPUT 2
S CHANNEL 2 + OUTPUT 2
T CHANNEL 2 + OUTPUT 1
U ON/OFF 1
V ON/OFF 2
W GEN OP 1
X SERIAL DATA RX
Y GEN IP7
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Z GEN IP5
a GEN IP0
b FSEL6
c FSEL5
d CAMERA SELECT DOWN CH2
e GND_OUT
f CHANNEL 1 + OUTPUT 1
g CHANNEL 1 – OUTPUT 2
h CHANNEL 2 – OUTPUT 2
i CHANNEL 2 – OUTPUT 1
j GEN OUTPUT 2
k GEN IP6
m GND IN
n CHASSIS
p CHASSIS
q 28VDC OUT
r 28V IN

CAM 1 MS27508E8F35P
Mating half MS27473T8F35S
Contact Function
1 VIDEO IN
2 GND
3 NOT CONNECTED
4 NOT CONNECTED
5 VIDEO GND
6 28V POWER OUT

CAM 2 MS27508E8F35P
Mating half MS27473T8F35S
Contact Function
1 VIDEO +
2 GND
3 NOT CONNECTED
4 NOT CONNECTED
5 VIDEO -
6 28V POWER OUT

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CAM 3 MS27508E8F35P
Mating half MS27473T8F35S
Contact Function
1 VIDEO +
2 GND
3 NOT CONNECTED
4 NOT CONNECTED
5 VIDEO -
6 28V POWER OUT

CAM 4 MS27508E8F35P
Mating half MS27473T8F35S
Contact Function
1 VIDEO +
2 GND
3 NOT CONNECTED
4 NOT CONNECTED
5 VIDEO -
6 28V POWER OUT

N.B. On the FV-0581, Cam inputs, 5,6,7, and 8 have the same contact arrangement as the above Tables .

D. Software Safety Assessment

4.1 The unit is to be used for video security monitoring both in the air and on the ground, and has no TSO, or
mandated uses.
4.2 Anomalous behaviour of the unit, either complete or partial failure would have “no effect on aircraft operational
capability or pilot workload.”
4.3 The conclusion of the SSA is therefore that the correct category of software for the unit is RTCA DO178B
Level E

E. Airworthiness
5.1 The Unit is designed to operate on large commercial aircraft, and will therefore comply with the following:
CS-25, specifically 1301, 1309, X1315, 1322, 1353, 1357, X1360, 1381, 1431.
5.2 RTCA DO160E\ED-14E, for cabin overhead mounted equipment
5.3 RTCA DO178B Category E, as described above

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F. EMI/Environmental Qualification

Temperature ED-14E Section 4 A2

Temperature Variation ED-14E Section 5 B, temp rate
5°C/minute
Altitude ED-14E Section 4 A2

Humidity ED-14E Section 6 A

Operational Shock ED-14E Section 7 B

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

OPERATION

General

The FV-0580 and FV-0581 is powered by 28Vdc input from the DC non-essential bus via the main 39 pin connector
SK1. The unit distributes the 28VDC to all the other Individual CabinVu 123 units, it also comprises of video
switching for up to 4 or 8 video inputs and OSD (On Screen Display) circuitry.
N.B. With the power switch on the FV-1050 set to “Standby” 28VDC is available to this unit only and not to any other
associated component of this system, ie FV-0410 or FV-0835.

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TESTING
1.0 Introduction
This document specifies how to test the FV-0580 and FV-0581 Video Switch Unist.

2.0 Initial Requirements

The following Test Equipment is required:

28V D.C. bench supply.

STT Test Lead (with all necessary ‘break outs’)

Test Pattern Generator

PC or Laptop with RS232 port and Hyper terminal s/w

Balun Isolation transformer (Brownhills 1003 PB or equivalent)

4 off for FV-0580 or, 8 off for FV-0581 Video Sources (Video Cameras)

Digital Multimeter

Oscilloscope, better than 50MHz with a good video trigger

Colour Monitor terminated in 75R.

Ensure that the FV-0580 or FV-0581 pcb (FV05 PCB, same for both units) is correctly terminated for the required
System Specification, and that the test sources are also driven from the same resistance.
Ensure that the FV-0580 or FV-0581 is of the correct video standard for the required system specification, as are the
test sources.

3.0 Power Tests

3.1 The PCBs will be fully assembled and fitted into the metalwork according to AS0281. A Test switch or FV1050
(Control Panel) and monitors or FV-0835 (6” LCD Monitor) will be connected to the UUT via the 39 pin MIL-C
connector and video inputs will be connected via 6 pin MIL-C connectors.
3.2 Ensure that the Power switch on the FV1050 is in the OFF position or SK1 pins V or U are not connected to 0V on
the FV-0580 or FV-0581.
3.3 Connect multimeter across SK1 power inputs pins (m and r) and ensure that the resistance measured is greater than
1MOhm.
3.4 Connect the 28V bench power supply to the unit across SK1 Pins r (+28V dc) and m (0V) and switch ON. Select
the Power switch on the FV1050 to the ON position or connect SK1 pins V or U to 0V (this simulates the FV-
1050 in the ON position). Ensure that the power drawn from the supply is between 100mA +/-10mA (with no
cameras or monitor connected).

4.0 Video Checks

4.1 Apply unbalanced 75 ohms video signal from the Test Pattern Generator to CAM1 pins 1and 5 (+ and - resp).
4.2 Connect an Oscilloscope and measure the video signal at SK1 pins f and P (+ and - resp) for monitor 1 and at SK1
pins T and i for monitor 2.
4.3 Check that the Video height is nominally 1.0V p-p, and that the Video Syncs are 300mV p-p +/- 10%.
4.4 Connect the monitor 1 to SK1 pins f and P (+ and - resp) and monitor 2 to SK1 pins T and i. Check that the
images displayed on the monitor are satisfactory, with no visual distortions.
4.5 Repeat above with Camera 2 (CAM2 pins 1 and 5)
4.6 Repeat above with Camera 3 (CAM3 pins 1 and 5)
4.7 Repeat above with Camera 4 (CAM4 pins 1 and 5)
4.8 For FV-0581, Repeat the above with Cameras 5,6,7 and 8 (Pins 1 and 5).
4.9 Switch OFF

PERFORM FINAL CONFIDENCE TEST WITH COMPLETE CABINVU 123 SYSTEM (FV-0410, FV-0835, FV-
1050 with the FV-0580 0r 0581) ALL CONNECTED.

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FAULT ISOLATION

1. “The Red LED does not illuminate or flash ”

Check the current from the 28VDC supply. It should be 100mA +/-10mA. (without any cameras or monitors
connected)

IF no current is drawn suspect the PCB-580IA

Otherwise suspect the the PCB-FV05

2. “There are no video outputs coming from the FV580/1 unit ”

Suspect the PCB-FV05

3. “ There is no 28VDC Power out for Cameras and Monitors”

Suspect the PCB-FV05

4. “ Can’t select/toggle camera input channels”

Suspect the PCB-FV05

5. “ Alarms inputs are not working”

Suspect the PCB-FV05

6. “One or more camera inputs fail”

Suspect 4CAMB PCB (FV-0580) or 8CAMB PCB (FV0581).

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WIRING AND SCHEMATIC

8CAMB PCB or
4CAMB PCB

Figure 1. FV-0580 and FV-0581 Internal Schematic Cableform Diagram,

N.B FV-0580 has 4CAMB PCB, FV-0581 has 8CAMB PCB.

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DISASSEMBLY

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

Disassembly is the same for both FV-0581 and FV-0581

To assist in the disassembly of this unit refer to the IPL

1. Remove Lid (5) from box section (40) by loosening screws (10).
2. Disconnect all cableforms (250 to 254 and 25) from PCBs (15), (20) and (30).
3. Extract the two crimp terminations from the Molex connector of cableform (25), loosen nut and washer from LED
and remove from Box section (40).
4. Loosen screws (10) and remove MILCPCB (20) from box section (40).
5. Loosen screws (10) and remove Camera Interface PCB (15) from box section (40).
6. Loosen screws (35) and remove PCB-FV05B (30) from box section (40).

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CLEANING

The FV-0580 or FV-0581 should be cleaned externally using cleaning solvents or solutions normally used by the
airline company. Care should be taken when cleaning so as not to allow the cleaning solution to contaminate the pin
contacts of any connectors.
Do not allow dirt to be ingested into the unit.

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

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CHECKS

1. Inspect external casing for signs of deformity or damage.

2. Check lid screws for security.
3. Check connectors and pin contacts for signs of corrosion, contamination, arcing and deformity.

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REPAIR

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

1. “The Red LED does not illuminate or flash ”

Suspect and replace PCB-580IA

Otherwise suspect and replace the PCB-FV05

2. “There are no video outputs from the FV580 unit ”

Suspect and replace the PCB-FV05

3. “ There is no 28VDC Power supply for the Cameras and Monitors”

Suspect and replace PCB-FV05

4. “ Cannot select/toggle camera input channels”

Suspect and replace PCB-FV05

5. “ Alarms inputs inoperative or fail to function correctly”

Suspect and replace PCB-FV05

6. “ One or more camera inputs fail”

Suspect and replace 4CAMB PCB or 8CAMB PCB

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ASSEMBLY AND STORAGE

Refer to Parts List and drawings of the IPL.

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

Observe ESD Protection requirements

Assembly is the same for both FV-0581 and FV-0581

1. Secure the PCB-FV05B (30) to stand offs in Box Section (40) using screws (35).
2. Secure Camera Interface PCB (15) to internal long side of Box (40) using screws (10).
3. Secure the MILCPCB (20) to inside of box section (40) using screws (10).
4. Fit LED assembly (25) into appropriate aperture in box section (40) and secure using nut (supplied), insert crimp
terminations into Molex connector and fit onto FV05B PCB (30).
5. Connect all PCBs (30), (15) and (20) with remaining interconnecting cableforms (250 to 254).
6. Secure lid (5) to box section (40) using screws (10).

STORAGE

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

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

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FITS AND CLEARANCES

Torque settings

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

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

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

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

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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

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General

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

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

The Illustrated Parts List includes these sections:

Introduction

Vendors Code Index

Alphanumeric Index of Manufacturer’s Part Numbers

Detailed Parts List.

Vendor Cage Codes

KD 369 AD Aerospace Ltd

Abbots Park
Preston Brook
Cheshire
WA7 3GH
UK

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ALPHANUMERIC INDEX

Part Number Airline Part Item Number Figure Units per Assembly
Number
HF-S-4.40UNC-002 10 1 40
FV-0580 ONLY FV-0580 ONLY
HF-S-4.40UNC-002 10 2 56
FV-0581 ONLY FV-0581 ONLY

HF-S-4.40UNCX25-004 or3 35 1 9
HM-FV58-001-1 40 1 1
FV-0580 ONLY FV-0580 ONLY
HM-FV58-1001-1 40 2 1
FV-0581 ONLY FV-0581 ONLY

HM-FV58-002-1 5 1 1
PCB-FV05B 30 1 1
PCB-4CAMB 15 1 1
FV-0580 ONLY FV-0580 ONLY
PCB-8CAMB 15 2 1
FV-0581 ONLY FV-0581 ONLY

PCB-580IB 20 1 1

Z-LABEL-003 - - 1
Z-LABEL-007 - - 1

LOCKTITE 222 - - AR
LOCKTITE 243 - - AR

CABLEFORMS

AC-FV58-0050-1 * 250 Schematic Diagram 1

AC-FV58-0051-1 * 251 Schematic Diagram 1
AC-FV58-0052-1 * 252 Schematic Diagram 1
AC-FV58-0053-1 * 253 Schematic Diagram 1
AC-FV58-0054-1 * 254 Schematic Diagram 1
AC-FV58-0055-1 * 25 Schematic Diagram 1

Items marked – are not shown on drawings

Items marked * are shown on Internal Schematic Wiring Diagram Page 2001

ALPHANUMERIC PARTS LIST Page 10003

Date of Issue: 6th April 2006.
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 AD AEROSPACE
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
FV-0580 and FV-0581

DETAILED PARTS

FV-0580

Figure 1. FV-0580 showing 4 camera inputs

DETAILED PARTS LIST Page 10004

Date of Issue: 6th April 2006.
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 AD AEROSPACE
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
FV-0580 and FV-0581

DETAILED PARTS

FV-0581

Figure 2. FV-0581 showing 8 camera Inputs

DETAILED PARTS LIST Page 10005

Date of Issue: 6th April 2006.
44-50-08 April 06/06
 AD AEROSPACE
COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL
FV-0580 and FV-0581

Item Figure Part Number Airline Nomenclature Eff’ty Units per

No Part No Assembly
5 1and2 HM-FV58-002-1 LID 1
10 1 HF-S-4.40UNC-002 COUNTERSUNK SCREW 4-40 40
X 1/4 FV-0580 Only
10 2 HF-S-4.40UNC-002 COUNTERSUNK SCREW 4-40 56
X 1/4 FV-0581 Only
15 1 PCB-4CAMB 4CAMB Pcb 1
FV-0580 Only
15 2 PCB-8CAMB 8CAMB Pcb 1
FV-0581 Only
20 1and 2 PCB-580IB 580IB 1
* 25 1and 2 AC-FV58-0055-1 5MM LED CABLE ASSEMBLY 1
30 1and2 PCB-FV05B FV580IB 1
35 1and2 HF-S-4.40UNCX25- CROSS RECESSED PAN HEAD 9
003 MACHINE SCREW 4 - 40 - 1/4
40 1 HM-FV58-001-1 4 Camera Input BOX 1
FV-0580 Only
40 2 HM-FV58-1001-1 8 Camera Input BOX 1
FV-0581 Only

SCHEMATICS CABLEFORMS
* Page AC-FV58-0050-1 34 WAYRIBBON CABLE. 1
250 2001 From P1 580IB to P1 FV05B
* Page AC-FV58-0051-1 16 WAYRIBBON CABLE. 1
251 2001 From P9 4CAMB to P5 FV05B
* Page AC-FV58-0052-1 CABLEFORM. 1
252 2001 From P3 580IB to P11 FV05B
* Page AC-FV58-0053-1 CABLEFORM. 1
253 2001 From P2 580IB to P2 FV05B
* Page AC-FV58-0054-1 CABLEFORM. 1
254 2001 From P10 4CAMB (or 8CAMB)
toP10 FV05B
LOCKTITE 243 LOCKTITE SCREWLOCK 243 AR
LOCKTITE 222 LOCKTITE SCREWLOCK 222 AR
- 1 Z-LABEL-007 FRACTURING TAMPER 1
PROOF LABELS
- 1 Z-LABEL-003 AD AEROSPACE IDENTITY 1
LABEL

Items marked – are not shown on drawings

Items marked * are shown on Internal Schematic Wiring Diagram Page 2001

DETAILED PARTS LIST Page 10006

Date of Issue: 6th April 2006.
44-50-08 April 06/06