AD AEROSPACE

COMPONENT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

FV-0410

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-0410
Internal Monochrome Camera Unit
with
IR Illuminator

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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST

NUMBER BRIEF DESCRIPTION TYPE AFFECTED

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revision revision

Title page 1 29th March 2006 Testing 1001 29th March 2006
2 Blank and to
Fault isolation 1002

Record of 1 29th March 2006 Schematic Wiring 2001 29th March 2006
Revisions Diagram

Record of 1 29th March 2006 Disassembly 3001 29th March 2006

temporary
revisions

Service bulletin 1 29th March 2006 Cleaning 4001 29th March 2006
list

List of effective 1 29th March 2006 Checks 5001 29th March 2006
pages 2 29th March 2006

Table of 1 29th March 2006 Repair 6001 29th March 2006

contents

List of 1 29th March 2006 Assembly and 7001 29th March 2006
Illustrations Storage

Introduction 1 29th March 2006 Fits and Clearances 8001 29th March 2006

Description 1 29th March 2006

and to
Operation 4

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Illustrated Parts
List

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Introduction 10002 29th March 2006

Alphanumerical 10003 29th March 2006

Index

Detailed Parts List 10004 29th March 2006

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page .FV-0410 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 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 Specifications........................................................................................................................................................ 2
C Optical Specification............................................................................................................................................................. 3
D Mechanical Specification...................................................................................................................................................... 3
E Airworthiness ........................................................................................................................................................................ 3
F Software ................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
G EMI/Environmental Qualification ....................................................................................................................................... 4
OPERATION........................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
General ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION .......................................................................................................................................... 1001
1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................... 1001
2 Initial test on camera ........................................................................................................................................................ 1001
3 Final Testing...................................................................................................................................................................... 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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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Page
Figure 1. Internal schematic wiring diagram…….……………………………………………………………….2001

ILLUSTRATED PARTS CATALOGUE

Figure 1 FRONT Exit Connector…………………………………………………………………………………10004

Figure 2 TOP Exit Connector..……………………………………………………………………………………10005

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INTRODUCTION

General

This manual offers important technical data and maintenance details including operation, fault finding and illustrated
parts list (IPL) for the AD Aerospace FV-0410 Internal Monochrome Camera Unit with IR illuminator for commercial
aerospace use.

Shop Verification
Testing and Fault Isolation…………………………………………………………………………29th March 2006
Disassembly………………………………………………………………………………………...29th March 2006
Assembly…………………………………………………………………………………………...29th March 2006

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DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

Description

PIN Number FV-0410xzzzmmca

Where :
x = N for NTSC
P for PAL
zzz = 2M5 for 2.5mm lens
3M0 for 3.0mm lens
3M6 for 3.6mm lens
4M3 for 4.3mm lens
06M for 6mm lens
08M for 8mm lens
12M for 12mm lens
mm = Balanced Output Termination Impedance
50 = 50 ohm
10 = 100 ohm
c = Connector exit from unit.
0 = Top Exit
1 = Front Exit
a = Colour Finish
0 = BAC 870 Beige to BMS 10-83D.

A. General

1.0 The camera is designed to be fitted within the aircraft, in a pressurised, heated area. The camera is designed to
be ceiling mounted, and to include a variety of mechanical mounting methods, specified within the Part
Number. The camera also incorporates within the same package an Infra Red Illuminator operating at 875nm, ie
outside the bandwidth of the human eye.

1.1 Installation
• The camera comes complete with an installation mounting, angling the camera at an ideal angle, and colour
co-ordinated to suit the aircraft interior. There are several camera housings defined for different uses.

1.2 Power Requirements

• The power drawn is to be a maximum of 80mA from the 28V source
• The camera unit runs from 28V dc which is supplied by the FV-0580 or FV-0581 Camera Interface Unit.

1.3.0 Design Features

1.3.1 The camera is designed to be used within an aircraft flying up to 50,000 feet, but in an area normally pressurised to
15,000 feet.
1.3.2 The design allows for a variety of lens options, to suit most requirements.
1.3.3 The camera metalwork is connected to aircraft 0V.
1.3.4 Connection is made via a Mil C Type connector that is fitted to the top or front of the camera housing.

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B. Electrical Specifications

2.1 Sensor 1/3" interline transfer CCD

2.2 Elements CCIR 320k elements
Or EIA 290k elements
2.3 TV Standard 625 line, CCIR or 525 line, EIA
Both CCIR and EIA are to be supported in the same mechanics, defined by the PIN Number.
2.4 Resolution Greater than 420 TV Lines per picture height (horizontal) in picture centre.
Greater than 300 lines in the corners.
2.5 Sensitivity Better than 0.01 Lx at f2.0
2.6 Light Control Auto electronic shutter to 1/100,000 seconds
2.7 AGC More than 18 dB
2.8 S/N Greater than 50dB, AGC low
2.9 Gamma 0.45
2.10 Video Output 1.0V p-p into 75R composite video (unbalanced)
50R balanced video will be offered as an option
2.11 IR Performance 6 LEDs, at +/- 30 degrees cone, at 875nm, TBDmW
2.12 MTBF 80,000 hours

Connectors
Connection is made through a single Mil-C-38999 connector

Connector 1 MS27508E8F35P
Mating half MS27473T8F35S
Contact Function
1 VIDEO (75R)
2 GND
3 Video + Balanced
4 Video - Balanced
5 VIDEO GND
6 28V POWER IN

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C Optical Specification

3.1 Field of View

Option 01 135º (2.5mm lens)
Option 02 120º (3.0mm lens)
Option 03 92º (3.6mm lens)
Option 04 78º (4.3mm lens)
Option 05 54º (6.0mm lens)
Option 06 39º (8.0mm lens)
Option 07 26º (12.0mm lens)

D Mechanical Specification

4.1 Size 140mm x 120 mm x 61mm deep excluding the flange.

Although there is no adjustment of angle within the camera, great care is taken that the housing does not obstruct
the picture, and that the IR Illuminators are not “shaded” by parts of the structure.
4.2 Fixings The camera is secured using 4 quick release type fixings
4.3 Weight Maximum 425g
4.4 Material Cast Parts: Aluminium Alloy to LM25
4.5 Fabricated Parts: Al Alloy to BSEN485:3103H4/5251H22,
or 6061T4
4.6 Paint Finish Alocrom to Def Stan 03-18
Finish to suit cabin interior, as defined by the PIN number.

E Airworthiness

The product should be capable of being fitted externally in an aerospace application.

The design should reflect this, paying particular attention to the following documents:
5.1 CS-25 Large Aeroplanes 1301, 1309, 1351, 1363
5.2 CAP455 Airworthiness Notices 49, 65
5.3 CAP562 CAAIP
5.4 ED-14E for Cabin Overhead mounted equipment.

F Software
There is no software content in the product therefore no Criticality Level or software documentation
requirement

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G 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 ED-14E Section 20 T, 5 V/m up to 8GHz

and Conducted)

Radio Frequency Emissions (Radiated and ED-14E Section 21 M

Conducted)

Electrostatic Discharge ED-14E Section 25 A, 15KV

OPERATION

General

The FV-0410 is a general purpose high resolution Internal Monochrome camera with integral IR illuminator for use as
part of the CabinVu 123 video security system.

28VDC supplied from the Non-essential bus is switched by the FV-1050 via the unit connector. A PSU PCB regulates
the incoming 28VDC to 12VDC for the camera and the 6 LED IR illuminator.

The Video output from the camera unit can be Balanced or Unbalanced as determined by the customer option.

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TESTING AND FAULT ISOLATION

1 Introduction

1.1 This document specifies how to test the FV0410 MonoChrome aerospace camera & IR Illuminator.
1.2 The FV410 unit will be tested at two separate stages of its build.

The following equipment is required:

• 28V D.C. bench supply.
• 6pin MIL-C connector Test cable
• Digital Multimeter
• Suitable CCD camera and Monitor
• Oscilloscope, better than 50MHz with a good video trigger.

2 Initial test on camera

2.1 Before the base camera module can be used it must be tested as a stand alone unit to ensure serviceability.
2.2 Connect the camera to a monitor using the wires from the 4-pin header, where Blue is the video and the black is
the ground/screen. Also connect up to a 12Vdc power supply using the red (+12V) wire and the black (ground)
wire from the four way header and switch to ON. If in doubt consult the info sheet that accompanies the camera.
This sheet is also in the product file’s build instruction section.
2.3 Check the resolution of the camera – this test should be carried out using a mono monitor. It shall be at least 350
TV lines per picture height in the centre of the screen.
2.4 Starting at a nominal 12V dc, gradually decrease the voltage until camera ceases to operate, note the reading,
bring back up to the initial 12V dc. Reject the camera if it fails to function above 11Vdc
2.5 Once all the tests have been completed and everything is satisfactory, then camera should be assembled into
the 410 unit in accordance with the build spec AS0284

3 Final Testing.

3.1 Once the camera has been fitted to the camera housing in accordance with the build spec AS0284, it must be
functionally tested.
3.2 Connect the FV-410 to the Test Monitor. (with unbalanced 75R termination)
3.3 Switch on the power-supply and measure the drawn current. This should be 75mA ± 5 mA. Should the FV410
draw more than 100mA) switch the power-supply OFF IMMEDIATELY!!
3.4 Check on the monitor to see if an image is displayed. Check for sharp focus at infinity.
3.5 Depending on customer requirement, lock camera lens after focus “set up” using a Black RTV Silastic.
3.6 Move the camera from light to dark and notice the changes on the monitor. Should the camera adjust
automatically to the change in light intensity, then the unit is functioning correctly.
3.7 Switch off the room lights.
3.8 Using a suitable viewing device, such as a CCD camera, it will be possible to count the number of LED’s by
observing the front of the illuminator. There should be six IR illuminators.
3.9 Measure the total current using a multimeter.
3.10 Check each LED is of similar brightness

PERFORM FINAL CONFIDENCE TEST WITH COMPLETE CABINVU 123 SYSTEM (FV-1050, FV-
0835, FV-0580/0581 with the FV-0410) ALL CONNECTED
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FAULT ISOLATION

“There is no video coming from the FV410 unit ”

• Check the current drawn from the 28V dc supply, it should be no greater than 75mA. IF no current is being
drawn then suspect the PCB-410IA
• Otherwise suspect the Camera. (Part No: CAM-KPC-EX20BH-NTSC)

“ IR ILLUMINATOR is not working or not bright enough”

• Check the number of LEDs. There should be 6 IR illuminators with similar brightness otherwise Suspect
the PCB IRLBB.

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WIRING AND SCHEMATIC

Figure 1. Internal Schematic Wiring Diagrem

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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

To assist in the disassembly of this unit refer to the IPL, item numbers are in brackets .

For Camera with TOP Exit Connector ONLY

1. Remove lid (5) from Camera housing (60) by loosening and removing the fixings screws (10).
2. Carefully break the sealant around all internal connectors.
3. Disconnect and remove all interconnecting cableforms (250, 251 and 252) where possible.
4. Loosen and remove nuts (40) and extract the camera bracket (50), camera (45) and IR PCB (55) from the screw
threads.
5. Remove the camera (45) from its bracket (50).
6. Disconnect any cableforms not yet disconnected.
7. Loosen and remove 410IA PCB (30) with all its fixings (25), (35) and (40) from housing lid (5).
8. Remove Mil C PCB (20) from lid (5) by loosening and removing screws (15).

For Camera with FRONT Exit Connector ONLY

1. Remove lid (5) from Camera housing (60) by loosening and removing the fixings screws (10).
2. Carefully break the sealant around all internal connectors.
3. Disconnect and remove all interconnecting leads cableforms (250, 251 and 252) where possible.
4. Loosen and remove nuts (40) and extract the camera bracket (50), camera (45) and IR PCB (55) from the screw
threads.
5. Remove the camera (45) from its bracket (50).
6. Disconnect any cableforms not yet disconnected.
7. Loosen and remove 410IA PCB (30) with all its fixings (25), (35) and (40) from housing lid (5).
8. Remove Mil C PCB (20) from Camera housing (60) by loosening and removing screws (15).

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CLEANING

The FV-0410 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.

At frequent intervals the camera Lens and the LEDs should be cleaned using a lint free cloth.

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 fixing screws and bolts for security.
3. Check connectors and pin contacts for signs of corrosion, contamination, arcing and deformity.
4. Check lens for cracks or damage.
5. Check LEDs for signs of damage or cracking

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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.

“There is no video coming from the FV410 unit ”

• If no current is being drawn then suspect and replace the PCB-410IA

• Otherwise suspect and replace the Camera. (45).

“ IR ILLUMINATOR is not working or not bright enough ”

• Suspect and replace the PCB-IRLBB

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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

For Camera with TOP Exit Connector ONLY

1. Attach Mil C PCB (20) to lid (5) using screws (15).

2. Attach and secure 410IA PCB (30) using fixings (25), (35) and (40) to housing lid (5).
3. Connect 410IA PCB to MIL C PCB using correct cable (250).
4. Secure Camera (45) to Bracket (50), do not tighten at this stage.
5. Place IR illuminator PCB (55) over and onto the two screw threads at front of camera housing (60) next, fit camera
bracket (50) over same screws and tighten assembly using two nuts (40).
6. Connect all PCBs (20), (30), (55) and camera using appropriate cableform (251 and 252).
7. Adjust camera position and tighten mounting screws.
8. Seal all interconnecting connectors with RTV.
9. Fit lid (5) and secure to housing (60) using screws (10).

For Camera with FRONT Exit Connector ONLY

1. Attach Mil C PCB (20) to Camera housing (60) using screws (15).
2. Attach and secure 410IA PCB (30) using fixings (25), (35) and (40) to housing lid (5).
3. Connect 410IA PCB to MIL C PCB using correct cable (250).
4. Secure Camera (45) to Bracket (50), do not tighten at this stage.
5. Place IR illuminator PCB (55) over and onto the two screw threads at front of camera housing (60) next, fit camera
bracket (50) over same screws and tighten assembly using two nuts (40).
6. Connect all PCBs (20), (30), (55) and camera using appropriate cableform (251 and 252).
7. Adjust camera position and tighten mounting screws.
8. Seal all interconnecting connectors with RTV.
9. Fit lid (5) and secure to housing (60) 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;

• 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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INTRODUCTION

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

Number Assembly

AC-FV41-0050-1 250 WD 1
AC-FV41-0051-1 251 WD 1
AC-FV41-0052-1 252 WD 1
CAM-KPC-EX20BH-NTSC 45 1 and 2 1
HF-N-4.40UNC-001 40 1 and 2 5
HF-S-4.40UNCX25-001 15 1 and 2 4
HS-S-4.40UNCX25-004 10 1 and 2 8
HF-S-4.40UNCX50-001 25 1 and 2 3
HF-S-4.4UNCx0.75-001 70 1 and 2 2
HF-SPA-6X5-001 35 1 and 2 7
Connector position Options
TOP Exit Connector
HM-FV41-0001-1 60 2 1
HM-FV41-0002-1 5 2 1
FRONT Exit Connector
HM-FV41-0011-1 60 1 1
HM-FV41-0012-1 5 1 1

HM-FV41-0003-1 50 1 and 2 2
- P-HSG-6-002 65 1 and 2 1
PCB-CAMIB 20 1 and 2 1
PCB-IRLBB 55 1 and 2 1
PCB-410IA 30 1 and 2 1

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

LOCKTITE 222 - - AR
LOCKTITE 243 - - AR

Items marked – are not shown on drawings

WD = Schematic Wiring Diagram Page 2001

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DETAILED PARTS

Figure 1. FRONT EXIT CONNECTOR

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Figure 2. TOP EXIT CONNECTOR

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Item Figure Part Number Airline Nomenclature Eff’ty Units per

No Part No Assembly
5 2 HM-FV41-0002-1 LID. Top Exit Connector 1
5 1 HM-FV41-0012-1 LID. Front Exit Connector 1

10 1 and HS-S-4.40UNCX25- CROSS RECESSED PAN HEAD 8

2 004 MACHINE SCREW 4 - 40 - 1/4"
15 1 and HF-S-4.40UNCX25- COUNTERSUNK FLAT HEAD 4
2 001 SCREW 4-40 X 1/4"
20 1 and 2 PCB-CAMIB CAMIB PCB ASSY 1
25 1 and HF-S-4.40UNCX50- COUNTERSUNK FLAT HEAD 3
2 001 SCREW 4-40 X 1/2"
30 1 and 2 PCB-410IA 410IA PCB 1
35 1 and 2 HF-SPA-6X5-001 PILLAR 4-40 UNC X 1/4" 7
40 1 and 2 HF-N-4.40UNC-001 HEX NUT UNC 4 - 40 5
45 1 and CAM-KPC- CAMERA 1
2 EX20BH-NTSC
50 1 and 2 HM-FV41-0003-1 CAMERA BRACKET 2
55 1 and 2 PCB-IRLBB IRLBB PCB 1

60 2 HM-FV41-0001-1 FV-0410 CASTING. Top Exit 1

Connector
60 1 HM-FV41-0011-1 FV-0410 CASTING. Front Exit 1
Connector
-65 1 and 2 P-HSG-6-002 3 way connector for Camera 1
( replacement for supplied connector)
70 1 and 2 HF-S-4.4UNCx0.75- COUNTERSUNK FLAT HEAD 2
001 SCREW 4-40 X 3/4"
Cableform sub-assemblies
250 WD AC-FV41-0050-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY 1
251 WD AC-FV41-0051-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY 1
252 WD AC-FV41-0052-1 CABLE ASSEMBLY 1
- - LOCKTITE 243 LOCKTITE SCREWLOCK 243 AR
- - LOCKTITE 222 LOCKTITE SCREWLOCK 222 AR
- - Z-LABEL-007 FRACTURING TAMPER PROOF 1
LABELS
- - Z-LABEL-003 AD AEROSPACE IDENTITY 1
LABEL

Items marked – are not shown on drawings

WD = Schematic Wiring Diagram Page 2001

DETAILED PARTS LIST Page 10006

Date of Issue: 29th March 2006.
44-50-07 March 29/06