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MAINTENANCE MANUAL
DMA-37B DME System
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4. System Component Description
A. DMA-37B DME Interrogator
(1) The DMA-37B DME Interrogator is packaged in an ARINC 600 Characteristic, 4 MCU 
standard form factor case. It contains the electronics required to transmit and receive the 
pulse modulated L-band signal required by the ground station transponder and to 
interface with the aircraft systems.
(2) The basic -0101, -0202, and -0303 DMA-37B consists of a RF module, a 
synthesizer/modulator module, a video processor module, CPU-I/O module, power 
supply assembly, HIRF/rear interconnect assembly, front panel assembly, and memory 
card interface module (see Figure 4).
(3) The basic -1101 and -1212 DMA-37B consists of a RF assembly, an integrated video 
main processor assembly, a variable frequency power factor corrected power supply 
assembly, a rear interconnect assembly containing lightning protection, and a front panel 
assembly (see Figure 4).
(4) The DMA-37B uses a low insertion force, size two shell, ARINC 600 rear panel 
connector with three inserts. The top insert is not used. The middle insert is used for 
aircraft interconnections and coaxial antenna connector, and the bottom insert is used 
for input power and suppression coaxial connectors. The keying pins are set to index pin 
code 03.
(5) Forced air cooling, in accordance with ARINC specification 600, is required for cooling 
the DMA-37B. 
(6) Data interfaces to the aircraft systems are through slow-speed ARINC 429 ports.
(7) A variety of discrete and strap pins provide additional information to and from the DME.
(8) The -0101, -0202, and -0303 front panel display provides an interface to an operator with 
a liquid crystal display (LCD) that is visible from the front of the DMA-37B to display 
messages in simple language in one of four modes: normal operation, BITE display, 
maintenance, and software loading.
(9) Software loading and data recording to/from the CPU is through the front panel Personal 
Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA) slot. Intel Series 2 Flash 
Cards with capabilities ranging from 1, 2, or 4 megabytes are supported.
(10) Intel Series 2 Flash Cards with capabilities ranging from 4, 10, and 20 megabytes (up to 
64 megabytes, when available) are also supported.
(11) Two pushbutton switches allow operator interface with the DMA-37B LCD.
(12) In normal operation, the front panel LCD displays the unit's characteristics: unit 
identification, part number, and serial number (-0101, -0202, and -0303 only). The BITE 
display mode is activated after manual self-test has been exercised either from the front 
panel test pushbutton or remotely. In the BITE mode, BITE status is reported and, in the 
event of a detected failure, additional help screens are provided to locate the detected 
failure to a module. BITE help pages are provided. In the maintenance mode, a set of 
maintenance words are displayed and decoded showing the names of data fields and 
the value of the data. Maintenance help pages are provided. For loading software, a 
series of screens direct the operator during the data loading process. Software version 
and loading status are provided during the update process.
(13) The -1101 and -1212 front panel assembly consists of three easy to see LED indicators 
that display the status of the unit.
B. Other Components in the System
(1) Other DMA-37B DME System components are not supplied by Honeywell. Information 
on these units must be obtained from their respective manufacturers.