TRANSLAND Satloc Falcon Manuel utilisateur

Satloc Falcon Installation Guide 1875-3004-000 Rev A2

Overview: is installation guide lists all the parts in the

Falcon GPS System kit and provides instructions on installing the Falcon

GPS System components, associated cables, and switches.

Read this manual thoroughly before beginning the installation.

If you have any questions, contact your local dealer or Satloc Customer Service.

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Contact your local dealer for technical assistance. To nd an authorized dealer near you, visit www.Satloc.com.

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Wichita Falls, TX 76302

Phone: 940-687-1100

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SAFETY INFORMATION

Read and Follow Safety Messages

• In these instructions, you may see the heading and/or the safety alert symbol . ey indicate

a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. e safety messages provide

information to identify a hazard associated with potential injury.

• Read and understand this manual and all the warnings below before installing, operating, or performing maintenance

or service. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE TO YOUR SYSTEM.

• Keep this manual and all related safety information with the manuals for your aircra.

Plan your installation by considering the following:

• Cable lengths

• Clearance space

• Power source

• Aircra structure

• Visibility

Consider using existing hardware and hardware locations. Avoid drilling holes that may damage other

equipment (such as structural frame members, electrical cables, or uid lines).

Do not obstruct the view of, or access to, other instruments or the ying visibility of the operator.

Do not allow anyone to operate without instruction.

For trouble-free operation and maintenance of your Falcon system, avoid using Falcon in extreme

environmental conditions (40-140°F is recommended operating temperature range).

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Safety Information: 3

Chapter 1: Getting Started 5

Chapter 2: Mounting the Components 9

Chapter 3: Connecting the CPU 23

Appnendix A: A21 GPS Antenna Mounting Dimensions 35

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Chapter 1: Getting Started

Parts Lists

Component Weights

Planning the Installation

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PARTS LISTS

The system modules that ship with the Falcon and connect to the CPU are:

• 7” or 9” color touchscreen

• Lightbar

• Antenna

• Optional switches (spray on/o, swath advance)

Table 1-1: Falcon and Falcon Pro CPU Kits (PN 900-4100-000 or PN 900-4101-000)

Read this entire manual before beginning installation. Failure to follow instructions in this manual could

void your warranty.

Pay careful attention to safety reminders and warnings to eliminate the possibility of personal injury or

damage to the system. Comply with all electrical connections and requirements to prevent damage to the

system.

Review the contents of your Falcon purchase to ensure the components are not damaged. If

chosen, a 7” display kit will replace the 9” display kit. Optional upgrade kits are only included with

additional purchase(s).

Component Part Number Qty

Satloc Falcon (CPU/Controller) 806-1060-000 1

A21 GPS antenna 150-0056-01 1

Antenna cable, TNC(M)-TNC(M) 5M 052-0005-000# 1

Antenna, monopole ADSB-IN 804-4000-000 1

Antenna, WIFI, dual band 804-4001-000 1

Cable, power / relay 050-2200-000 1

Cable, GPIO 050-2202-000 1

Cable, comports (COMM) 050-2203-000 1

Cable, ADS-B In 050-2522-000 1

Kit, Falcon, slide mount hardware 710-2001-000 1

Kit, Falcon control components 710-2007-000 1

PCA, IMU, Falcon, Calibrated* 725-2050-000 1

Kit, IMU mounting* 710-2004-000 1

Manual, Installation Guide, Satloc Falcon, (this manual) 875-3004-000 1

*Only included in the Falcon Pro CPU Kit.

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Table 1-2: Falcon Touchscreen Kit (9” Display) (PN 900-4200-000)

Component Part Number Qty

9” Display 806-4403-000 1

Cable, cockpit 050-2201-000 1

Cable kit, display to panel USB 050-2525-000 1

Cable, display encoder 050-2528-000 1

Cable, display IO 050-2529-000 1

Cable, display audio out 050-2536-000 1

Kit, display components 710-2006-000 1

Table 1-3: Falcon L8 Lightbar Kit (PN 900-4300-000)

Component Part Number Qty

L8 Lightbar 806-4400-000 1

Cable, extension 22 050-2205-000 1

Kit, L8 Lightbar mounting 710-0031-000 1

Table 1-4: Optional - Falcon Second GPS Upgrade Kit (PN 900-4104-000)

Component Part Number Qty

Novatel 7600 receiver 750-6000-000 1

A21, L1 GNSS, LBAND antenna 804-3036-000# 1

Cable, RF, MCX(M)-TNC(F) 050-2516-000 1

Cable, RF-X, TNC(M)-TNC(M), 5M 052-0005-000# 1

Kit, Novatel 7600 mounting components 710-2005-000 1

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COMPONENT WEIGHTS

Table 1-6: Falcon Component Weights

Component Weight

CPU 5 lbs

Complete cable set for CPU 8 lbs

9” Touchscreen and Cables 7 lbs (3 lbs for touchscreen, 4 lbs for cables)

L8 Lightbar 9 lbs (6 lbs for lightbar, 2 lbs for brackets, 1 lb for cables)

Antenna 1 lb

PLANNING THE INSTALLATION

• Turn o power before connecting or disconnecting cables. Failing to do so can damage the system.

• Plan your installation by considering the following: 1) cable lengths, 2) clearance space, 3) power source,

4) aircra structure, and 5) visibility.

• Consider using existing hardware and hardware locations. Avoid drilling holes that may damage other

equipment (such as structural frame members, electrical cables, or fluid lines).

• Do not obstruct the view of, or access to, other instruments or the flying visibility of the operator.

• Do not route cables alongside power generator wire and other high-noise electric sources. This will

cause interference.

• Do not kink or force cables into sharp bends. This can damage the cable.

• Store excess cable length with at least a 6-inch bend radius.

• Do not coil the cables. This will introduce noise in the system.

• Avoid high-temperature exposure (for example, exhaust manifold) when routing cables.

• Do not allow anyone to operate without instruction.

In planning the installation locations, see Chapter 3, “Connecting the CPU,” for a visual overview

of how the components are connected.

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Chapter 2: Mounting the Components

Mounting the CPU

Mounting the Touchscreen

Installing the Cockpit Switches

Mounting the Lightbar

Mounting the A21 GPS Antenna

Mounting the Monopole ADS-B In Antenna

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MOUNTING THE CPU

Before mounting (installing) components, read the short section, “Planning the Installation”

in Chapter 1.

Review all warnings in Chapter 3, “Connecting the CPU,” before attempting to connect any of the

components together using the supplied cables. Connecting cables improperly can damage your system.

Consider using existing hardware and hardware locations. Avoid drilling holes that may damage other

equipment (such as structural frame members, electrical cables, or uid lines).

Where hardware such as screws, washers, and nuts, is not provided for a particular mounting or installation, you

will need to provide the hardware appropriate to your specic needs.

REF QTYPART NUMBER DESCRIPTION PHOTOGRAPH

AHorizontal Mounting Bracket Kit

Brackets

#710-2001-000

#710-2001-000 Hardware Kit

M4 Screw - part Ba

Washer, split-lock - part Bb

Vibration Isolator - part Bc

Bolt, 6-32 x 3/8” - part Bd

Washer, - part Be

Nut, locking 6-32 - part Bf

C601-1313-000 (Optional, not included in kits.

Dealer may request a template.)

Mounting Layout Template for

Falcon/IF3 Rack Mount

(Optional, not included in kits.

Dealer may request a template.)

Mounting Layout Template for

Falcon/IF3 Horizontal Mount

601-1317-000

Table 2-1: Falcon CPU Mount Parts

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