Environics 6202 Manuel

Model 6202

Reduced Oxygen Breathing

Device 2

SimulatorAccessory Package

Operator’s Guide

Revision 3

11 MAY 2018

Environics Inc.

69 Industrial Park Road East

Tolland, CT 06084-2805 USA

Phone (860) 872-1111 Fax (860) 870-9333

E-mail: [email protected] Web: HTTP://WWW.ENVIRONICS.COM

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TRADEMARKS

Environics is a registered trademark of Environics Inc. All other brand names,

company names and product names mentioned are the property of their respective

owners.

WARRANTY

Environics Inc. warrants this product to be free from defects in material and

workmanship for a period of one year from the date of shipment. To exercise this

warranty, contact Environics for assistance and instructions for returning the

products. Repaired or replaced products are warranted for the balance of the original

warranty period or at least 30 days.

LIMITATION OF WARRANTY

This warranty does not apply to equipment gathered and tested by Environics that is

covered under the manufacturer’s warranty. This will include all computers, monitors,

flight control simulator hardware and software, communications equipment, breathing

masks and all associated equipment manufactured outside of Environics. For more

information regarding the warranty of these products please contact the

manufacturer.

This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, including any

implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular use. The remedies

provided herein are the buyer’s sole and exclusive remedies.

Neither Environics nor any of its employees shall be liable for any direct, indirect,

special, incidental or consequential damages arising out of the use of its instruments

and software even if Environics has been advised in advance of the possibility of

such damages. Such excluded damages shall include, but are not limited to: costs of

removal and installation, losses sustained as the result of injury to any person or

damage to property.

III

TABLE OF CONTENTS

LIST OF INCLUDED EQUIPMENT iv

OVERVIEW 1

UNPACKING AND ORIENTATION 2

SYSTEMSETUP 3

MASKFITTING 5

MASK ACCESSORRIES 7

INTERCOM AUDIO CONNECTIONS 8

SYSTEMPICTURES 9

LIST OF INCLUDED EQUIPMENT

Laptop computer with neoprene storage case

19" monitor (size is for portability, larger monitors available at an additional

charge)

X-Plane software

Joystick - throttle package

4 place stereo intercom

Instructor headset with microphone

Student headphones

(2) Oxygen masks* (1 large, 1 medium) with microphones and amplifiers

extended and customized to mate with the ROBD2 and the intercom.

External Speakers for demonstration purposes

Custom shipping case

* oxygen masks may not be available under certain conditions and should be

considered as optional. Mask accessories to connect a mask to the ROBD2 and

intercom are always included.

The ROBD2 is not included with the simulator accessory package and must be

purchased separately.

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OVERVIEW

The second generation Reduced Oxygen Breathing Device (ROBD2) is a

computerized gas-blending instrument. The system mixes air and nitrogen to

produce the sea level equivalent atmospheric oxygen contents for altitudes up to

34,000 feet. The ROBD2 will make the operator hypoxic and the simulation

equipment allows the instructor to make an accurate assessment of the subject

under test (SUT) ability to perform flight related tasks under the stress created by

reduced oxygen.

This manual contains information and guidance for setting up and operating the

Simulator Accessory Package available for use with the ROBD2. It does not include

instructions on operating the X-Plane or any other flight simulator software. The

ROBD2 operating instructions are contained in the instruments user and

programming manuals.

Step by step instructions are provided for connecting power, audio and video

sources, for the SUT, the instructor monitoring the test and additional personnel who

wish to observe.

IMPORTANT: The ROBD2 operator should be certified in first-aid and CPR and

have access to communication in the event of an emergency.

Prior to participation in ROBD2 training or research, the subject under test should

have the equivalent to a FAA physical of any class or military flight physical and

be screened for current health status prior to the run.

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UNPACKING AND ORIENTATION

Transport case unpacking

1. The transport case is provided with the ability to be locked. If a lock has been

added, remove the lock and activate the press to release latches.

2. Remove the equipment from the boxes and read any important instructions or

notes found within.

3. Save and store the boxes and inserts for future use in the event the

equipment needs to be returned or delivered to another site for operation.

4. If an optional larger monitor is requested it will be delivered in a separate

container.

Orientation

1. Select a suitable location to set up all the equipment associated with the

ROBD2 and simulation package. We recommend a table that is at least eight

foot long and three feet wide.

2. The table should be located a few inches from the wall for clearance of cables

and hoses. Also the high pressure tanks need to be properly secured to the

wall.

3. The equipment should be arranged so the instructor has immediate access to

the ROBD2 front panel and the laptop computer.

4. The SUT will need a clear view of the monitor and easy access to the flight

controls.

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SYSTEM SETUP

Computer

1. LAPTOP - The X-plane software is preinstalled on the laptop. It is ready to

plug in and power up.

2. MONITOR - Connect the video cable directly to the external monitor port on

the laptop and plug the power in.

3. THROTTLE / JOYSTICK – The joystick comes with a cable that plugs into

the throttle and the throttle cable plugs into a USB port on the computer.

4. The computer and flight simulator software should be ready for testing at

this time. The instructor should be thoroughly familiar with the X-plane

operation prior to facilitating the training of students.

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Communications

1. INTERCOM – The pilot PA-400ST controls the routing of audio signals.

It operates on two 9 volt batteries (included) and is used to control

squelch and individual volumes for the Subject Under Test (pilot) and

the Instructor (Co-Pilot). See the intercom audio connections section for

specific connection instructions.

2. LAPTOP – The audio output connector on the laptop may be connected

to the Music/Cell in jack on the intercom if crosstalk is desired during

testing. The X-Plane software provides constant audio crosstalk.

3. INSTRUCTOR HEADSET – Aircraft quality headphones with

microphone attached. The headset should be connected to the CO-

PILOT MIC and HDPH jacks on the intercom. The MIC plug is slightly

thinner than the HDPH jack.

4. PILOT (SUT) MASK & HEADPHONES – Two standard aircrew

breathing masks are included, one is medium size and the other is

large. One set of standard over ear headphones are also included.

These are connected to the pilot MIC & HDPH section of the intercom.

The breathing tube is plugged directly into the breathing port on the

ROBD2. A head net is included with each mask and is used to hold the

mask in place. The mask must fit correctly to work properly, instructions

for donning the mask are given in the mask fitting section of this guide.

5. EXTERNAL SPEAKERS – If desired these are connected to one of the

passenger HDPH jacks on the intercom using the provided adapter.

NOTE: For a pictorial view of the communications setup see the intercom audio

connections section of this guide.

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MASK FITTING

1. The mask attaches to the head net with quick release connectors. The

connectors have been color coded for ease of use.

2. The straps on the head net are adjustable to tighten the mask and lock

with a Velcro tab.

3. To don the mask.

A. Leave the yellow and blue quick release connectors connected.

B. Loosen all head net straps slightly

C. Hold the mask over your mouth and nose while holding the net

above your head by the disconnected red and green quick

connects.

D. Lower the net over your head so the red and green quick

connects are hanging at the back of your neck. The mask should

stay in place.

E. Connect the red and green quick connects together. The straps

should cross over your cheeks.

F. Pull the net straps to adjust for comfort and an airtight seal. To

test the seal flatten the breathing tube between your palms, you

should not be able to inhale when the tube is flattened.

G. If the mask is tight and it is not properly sealed then try the other

size mask.

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