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REMOTE CONTROL PANEL,

RC200 / RC200-NVG
TECHNICAL PRESENTATION

PART NUMBER
S1820513-11 / S1820513-14
First Issue : MAR 03/05
Revision : C
REF: DOC03020
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LIST OF REVISIONS

Rev Date Pages Description of modifications

A MAR 03/05 First issue
B SEP 03/29 7 & 12 Environmental characteristics
C SEP 03/29 2-4-5-7-8-11- Development of RC200-NVG
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
1 . GENERAL ............................................................................................................................................ 1
1.1.Background ...................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2.List of acronyms ............................................................................................................................... 2
2 . APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS ............................................................................................................... 3
3 . DESIGN FEATURES ............................................................................................................................ 4
3.1.General ............................................................................................................................................ 4
3.2.Mechanical design ........................................................................................................................... 4
3.3.Working Principle ............................................................................................................................. 4
3.4.Working modes ................................................................................................................................ 5
3.4.1.Remote Control ........................................................................................................................ 5
3.4.2.Monitoring ................................................................................................................................ 5
4 . TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ...................................................................................................... 6
4.1.Mechanical characteristics ............................................................................................................... 6
4.1.1.Material .................................................................................................................................... 6
4.1.2.Overall dimensions .................................................................................................................. 6
4.1.3.Weight ...................................................................................................................................... 6
4.2.Electrical performances ................................................................................................................... 7
4.3.Environmental characteristics .......................................................................................................... 7
4.4.Reliability ......................................................................................................................................... 7
5 . INTERFACES ....................................................................................................................................... 8
5.1.Controls and connectors .................................................................................................................. 8
5.2.Electrical interface ........................................................................................................................... 8
5.2.1.Connections ............................................................................................................................. 8
5.2.2.In / Out pin assignment ............................................................................................................ 9
5.2.3.Connector type ........................................................................................................................ 9
6 . INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................................. 10
6.1.Location ......................................................................................................................................... 10
6.2.Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 10
7 . COMPATIBILITY ................................................................................................................................ 11
7.1.Compatibility list ............................................................................................................................. 11
7.2.Evolution ........................................................................................................................................ 11
8 . QUALIFICATION ................................................................................................................................ 11
8.1.Approvals ....................................................................................................................................... 11
8.2.Tests reports .................................................................................................................................. 11
8.3.Qualification tests .......................................................................................................................... 11
9 . MANUFACTURING ............................................................................................................................ 12
9.1.Quality insurance ........................................................................................................................... 12
9.2.P/N structure .................................................................................................................................. 12
9.3.Markings ........................................................................................................................................ 12
9.3.1.Name Plate ............................................................................................................................ 12
9.3.2.Production stamp ................................................................................................................... 13
10 . MAINTENANCE POLICY ................................................................................................................. 13
11 . RELATED DOCUMENTATION ........................................................................................................ 13
11.1.Files ............................................................................................................................................. 13

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
11.2.Drawings ......................................................................................................................................13
11.3.Qualification certificates ................................................................................................................13

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1. GENERAL
1.1. Background
An emergency locator transmitter is an equipment designed to transmit on dedicated frequencies in case of
an emergency.
ICAO Annex 6 defines four types of ELTs:
• Automatic Fixed (AF): ELTs permanently mounted to aircraft and automatically activated when a crash
occurs.
• Automatic Portable (AP): ELTs mounted to aircraft and automatically activated when a crash occurs but
also easily removable from the aircraft from manual activation after a crash.
• Automatic Deployable (AD): ELTs mounted to aircraft and deployed automatically when a crash occurs.
Manual deployment is also possible.
• Survival (S): ELTs removable from aircraft, stowed so as to facilitate its ready use in an emergency to be
manually activated by survivors. Automatic activation by water contact may be applied.
Unlike Survival ELTs that are simply stowed in the cabin, the 3 other types of ELTs require installation on
board the aircraft with specific wiring to an outside antenna and to a remote control panel located in the
cockpit.
Typically, the ELT system is composed of 6 Line Replacement Units (LRU):
(1) Transmitter
(2) Mounting bracket
(3) Remote control panel (optional)
(4) Outside antenna
(5) Programming dongle for pin programming function (optional)
(6) CS144 Interface module (optional) used to transmit the aircraft position in a 144-bit message.
Figure 1: ELT system description

1
4 BNC Connector

Coaxial cable
Max cable loss = 1 dB
(i.e 2 mtrs with RG 58)

4 or 5 wire bundle
AWG 24 2

3
5

The transmitter, bracket, programming dongle and CS144 Interface Module are installed in the aircraft near
the tail. The outside antenna is mounted on the fuselage near the tail. The remote control panel is installed
in the cockpit and connected to the ELT or the CS144 when this optional equipment is mounted.

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This document is a technical presentation of:
• RC200 remote control panel (P/N S1820513-11) designed to be installed in the cockpit of civil aircraft,
commuters or helicopters,
• RC200-NVG (P/N S1820513-14) designed to be installed in the cockpit of a military aircraft with NVIS
compatible cockpit.
In this document, RC200 and RC200-NVG are called RC200 except forspecific functionalities description
when necessary.
1.2. List of acronyms

AA ...........................................................................................................................Airworthiness Authorities
A/C ...................................................................................................................................................... Aircraft
AC .................................................................................................................................... Alternative Current
AD ............................................................................................................................... Automatic Deployable
AF .........................................................................................................................................Automatic Fixed
AP .................................................................................................................................... Automatic Portable
CS144 ........................................................................................... Cospas-Sarsat 144 bits Interface Module
DC............................................................................................................................................ Direct Current
DDP ................................................................................................ Declaration of Design and Performance
DGAC...................................................................................Direction Générale de l’Aviation Civile (France)
CS ..........................................................................................................................................Cospas-Sarsat
DIN..................................................................................................................Deutches Institut für Normung
EEPROM .............................................................. Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory
DONGLE.........................................................................................................."Pin programming" connector
ELT .............................................................................................................. Emergency Locator Transmitter
FH ............................................................................................................................................... Flight Hours
GSAC........................................................................................Groupement pour la Sécurité Aviation Civile
GPS ..................................................................................................................... Global Positioning System
ICAO ................................................................................................International Civil Aviation Organisation
JAA ................................................................................................................ Joint Airworthiness Authorities
LRU............................................................................................................................ Line Replacement Unit
NVG ................................................................................................................................Night Vision Google
P/N ............................................................................................................................................. Part Number
PS ............................................................................................................................................ Power Supply
N/C......................................................................................................................................... Not Connected
QAC .................................................................................................................... Qualification Aviation Civile
RCP ............................................................................................................................ Remote Control Panel
S.........................................................................................................................................................Survival
SAR................................................................................................................................ Search And Rescue
SB ..........................................................................................................................................Service Bulletin
SMM........................................................................................................................... Serial Memory Module
TSO....................................................................................................................... Technical Standard Order
TBD................................................................................................................................... To Be Determined

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2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

Reference Title
RTCA DO-182 "Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) Equipment Installation and Performance"
RTCA DO-183 "MOPS for Emergency Locator Transmitters. Automatic Fixed, Automatic Portable,
Automatic deployable, Survival Operating on 121.5 and 243.0 Megahertz"
RTCA DO-204 "MOPS 406 MHz Emergency Locator Transmitters (ELT)"
RTCA DO-160D "Environmental conditions and test procedures for airborne equipment"
EUROCAE ED14D
QAC3 Radiobalise de détresse fonctionnant en VHF (121.5 - 243 MHz)
QAC23 Radiobalise de détresse triple fréquence conforme à l’ED 62
FAA TSO-C91A "Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) equipment"
FAA TSO-C126 "406 MHz Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT)"
EUROCAE ED62 "MOPS for aircraft Emergency Locator Transmitters (121,5/243 MHz and 406
MHz)"
NF L 65-211 "Control boxes - dimensions - principle of mounting"

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3. DESIGN FEATURES
3.1. General
The RC200 Remote Control Panel is designed to be installed in the cockpit to allow the pilots to control the
ELT on board.
The RC200 enables remote control of the primary functions of the KANNAD Emergency Locator
Transmitters (Manual activation, Reset, Test) as well as visual monitoring.
The RC200 remote control panel has two outputs for optional equiment:
• one to drive an outside buzzer (S1820515-06),
• the other from an insulated photovoltaic relay (max.1A, max. 60V) to drive an outside horn or an
annunciator.
3.2. Mechanical design
It is composed of:
(1) a black front plate with white markings
(2) a red 3 position switch with 1 unstable position
(3) a led annunciator:
• red for RC200,
• NVIS compatible green A for RC200-NVG.
Figure 2: RC200 remote control panel

3 1

3.3. Working Principle

Figure 3: RC200 internal circuit
ON 3
2
ARMED

R1 1 I1
RESET/TEST
J1
RCP ON 5
V1
RCP LED 9 R3
RCP RESET 4
RCP COMMON 8
BUZZER GND 3
BUZZER OUT 7
RCP BUZZER 2 R2
EXT WARNING 1 6
EXT WARNING 2 1 IC1
6 1

5 2

4 3

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3.4. Working modes
The RC200 enables remote control and remote monitoring of the KANNAD ELTs provided that the ELT
switch is in armed position.
3.4.1. Remote Control
Remote control is done through a 3 position switch:
• ON (transmission) enables manual activation of the ELT
• Armed (stand by mode to enable automatic activation by the shock sensor) is an idle position. Unless
there is an emergency, the switch must stay in this position.
• RESET and TEST is used either to stop the ELT transmission if activated or to perform a self-test.
The "OFF" mode is not available on the remote control panel but directly on the ELT itself by switching it in
"OFF" position.
Refer for technical presentation of the ELTs for precise information on these modes.
3.4.2. Monitoring
Monitoring is done through a led operating in the same way than the ELT led:
• Transmission
• 2 Hz pulsed signal during ELT transmission on 121.5 and 243 MHz
• 1 long flash during ELT transmission on 406 MHz (every 50 seconds).
• Self-test
• 1 short flash at the beginning of the self-test sequence
• 3 + N flashes at the end of the self-test sequence if the ELT is faulty (N depends of type of failure)
• 1 long flash at the end of the self-test sequence if the ELT is correct.
Refer for technical presentation of the ELTs for precise information on these modes.

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4. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
4.1. Mechanical characteristics
The housing is to be fixed (Refer to 6.1. Location):
• either on the instrument panel with 4 screws (not supplied),
• or below the instrument panel with a special mounting device (supplied).
4.1.1. Material
4.1.1.1. Housing
• Plastic ASA-PC LURAN SKR2867 CWU
• Treatment: black color with mat finish.
• Fire classification: UL94V-0
• Front face with white silk-screen markings
4.1.1.2. Switch
• Nylon 6.6
• Fire classification: UL94V-2
4.1.1.3. Resin
• GE TSE 397 C
• Fire classification: UL94V-2
4.1.2. Overall dimensions
Outline dimensions: 33 x 50 x 43 mm (1.3 x 1.97 x 1.69 inches).
Figure 4: RC200 Overall Dimensions
Note: all dimensions are in millimeters Tolerance: ± 0.2 mm (0.008)
(inches in brackets)
43 (1.69)
33 (1.3)
36 (1.417)
ELT
50 (1.97)

RC200

CONTROL PANEL

33 (1.23) 20 (0.787)
26.4 (1.04)

7 (0.275) 5 (0.197)

Front View Side View

6 (0.236)
MOUNTING TRAY

4.1.3. Weight
Approx. 40 gr. (0.088 lbs).

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4.2. Electrical performances

Switch
ON / ARM / RESET-TEST 3 position switch
Type of contacts Alloyed silver
Conductive material Silver-plate alloyed copper
RESET Unstable position

Control Led
RC200 RC200-NVG
Color Red NVIS compatible green A
Peak - Wavelength 635 nm 525 nm
Viewing angle 50 degrees 60 degrees

4.3. Environmental characteristics

Photovoltaic Relay
Insulation 1 KV
Commutation 1A 60V

Environmental Value or Reference

Temperature & Altitude:
Operating temperature - 40°C to + 70°C
Storage temperature - 55°C to + 85°C
Altitude 25000 fts
Vibrations 4.2 grms DO-160D section 8 category U
Tightness IP40 (for ON / OFF /RESET switch)
Magnetic effect According to DO-160D section 15 category Z

4.4. Reliability
Switch electrical life time: 10,000 full load handlings.

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5. INTERFACES
5.1. Controls and connectors
The following elements are to be founded on the RC200:
• Front face
(1) ON / ARMED /TEST-RESET 3 position switch
(2) Led annunciator
Figure 5: Controls and connector

J1
1

Front view Side view

5.2. Electrical interface

5.2.1. Connections
A single male 9 pin D-SUB connector (J1) enables to connect the RC200 remote control panel to:
• The ELT (Refer to 7.1. Compatibility list) with a 4 or 5 AWG 24 bundle (shielded preferred),
• An outside buzzer with a 2 wire bundle (option),
• A/C power and annunciator or outside horn (option).
On the ELT side, the wires are soldered to a 12 pin plug male (not supplied). This plug can be either a
standard "DIN12 connector" (P/N S1820514-03) or a connector with an integrated serial memory module
called "Programming Dongle" (P/N S1820514-01) (Refer to the ELT Technical Presentation).
On the RCP side, the wires are connected to a female 9 pin D-SUB connector (not supplied):
• Pin 8 (RCP COMMON) has to be connected to Pin G (RCP COMMON) of the ELT.
• Pin 4 (RCP RESET) has to be connected to Pin A (RCP RESET) of the ELT.
• Pin 5 (RCP ON) has to be connected to Pin K (RCP ON) of the ELT.
• Pin 9 (RCP LED) has to be connected to Pin J (RCP LED) of the ELT.
An optional outside buzzer can be connected to Pin 7 (BUZZER OUT) and Pin 3 (BUZZER GND). In this
case:
• Pin 2 (RCP BUZZER) has to be connected to Pin H (RCP BUZZER) of the ELT.

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An optional external warning (Horn, Annunciator) can be connected as follows:

A/C power DC A/C power DC

J1 J1
RCP ON 5 RCP ON 5
RCP LED 9 RCP LED 9
RCP RESET 4 RCP RESET 4
RCP COMMON 8 RCP COMMON 8
BUZZER GND 3 BUZZER GND 3
BUZZER OUT 7 BUZZER OUT 7
RCP BUZZER 2 RCP BUZZER 2
EXT WARNING 1 6 EXT WARNING 1 6
EXT WARNING 2 1 EXT WARNING 2 1

If the external warning is connected:

• Pin 2 (RCP BUZZER) has to be connected to Pin H (RCP BUZZER) of the ELT.
5.2.2. In / Out pin assignment
Table 1: J1 9 pin D-SUB, pin-out

Sub-D 9 Pts Male Signal name Destination

1 EXT WARNING 2 Horn /Annunciator

2 RCP BUZZER ELT

Mating connector 3 BUZZER GND BUZZER
Back face of inserts
4 RCP RESET ELT
1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9
5 RCP ON ELT

6 EXT WARNING 1 A/C DC Power

7 BUZZER OUT BUZZER

8 RCP COMMON ELT

9 RCP LED ELT

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5.2.3. Connector type

Receptacle
Standard designation D-SUB - Male - 9 Pts
Number of pins 9
Supplier / Reference SERPE / KCI09132

Mating connector
Standard designation D-SUB - Female - 9 Pts
Number of pins 9

Locking device
Inserts Threaded UNC 4-40

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6. INSTALLATION
6.1. Location
The precise location of the RC200 on board is to be determined according to the aircraft manufacturer
instructions.
The RC200 should be installed in the cockpit in an area that is not directly exposed to sun rays.
"ELT controls and displays installed for in-flight use shall be readily accessible from the pilot’s normal seated
position. The pilot shall have an unobstructed view of displayed data when in the normal seated position."
(RTCA DO-183).
6.2. Installation
Before installing the RC200, be sure the location meets the requirements established in RTCA-DO-183
(Refer to 6.1. Location).
The RC200 is designed to be installed either:
• on the instrument panel with 4 screws (rivets bush not supplied recommended):
a cutout must be made and four holes must be drilled on the instrument panel. Use the drilling mask
described below to determine the cutout size, the hole pattern and drill size.
Figure 6: Drilling mask
Note: all dimensions are in millimeters
R0 (inches in brackets)
.5
(R0
.02
)
24.2 ± 0.1
(0.95 ± 0.004) (1.44 ± 0.004)
36.5 ± 0.1

44 (1.73)
3.75 (0.15)

1.15 (0.05)

26.4 (1.04)

• or below the instrument panel with a special mounting tray (supplied).

Figure 7: RC200 with mouting tray

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7. COMPATIBILITY
7.1. Compatibility list

ELT
KANNAD 406 ATP S1819502-02 SERPE-IESM
KANNAD 406 ATP-M S1818502-02 SERPE-IESM
KANNAD 406 AP S1820502-02 SERPE-IESM
KANNAD 406 AF S1821502-02 SERPE-IESM
KANNAD 406 AF-H S1822502-02 SERPE-IESM
KANNAD 406 AF (6D) S1821502-06 SERPE-IESM
KANNAD 121 AF S1824502-02 SERPE-IESM
KANNAD 121 AF-H S1826502-02 SERPE-IESM

7.2. Evolution
Not applicable

8. QUALIFICATION
8.1. Approvals
The RC 200 is qualified as a variant of RC300 already approved by DGAC (French notified Airworthiness
Authorities).
8.2. Tests reports
The table hereunder gives references to the test reports carried out with the RC200.

I Laboratory Date Reference TItle

D EMITECH JUL/16/1998 RM98-10228 Rapports d’essais CEM
R SERPE-IESM FEV/01/1999 DOC_ESSAI Essais complémentaires, KANNAD 406AP et
S_AP/010299 variantes (émission, tenue en température, validation
de la liaison télécommande-balise, étanchéité)
W EMITECH OCT/14/1999 RR-99-81084/ Rapport de conformité CE. Balises de détresse
FT/VL aviation KANNAD et accessoires associés.
BH SERPE-IESM MAR/19/2003 DOC03040 Essais d’influence magnétique téléc. RC200.
BL SERPE-IESM MAY/05/2003 DOC03070 Essais complémentaires (essais en température et en
altitude)

8.3. Qualification tests

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS DO183 DO204 ED62 DO160C Index

Magnetic effect § 4.4.5 § 15 BH
Induced signal susceptibility test § 2.3.15 § 2.3.16 § 4.4.9 § 19 D
Radio frequency susceptibility test § 2.3.17 § 4.4.10 R, W

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9. MANUFACTURING
9.1. Quality insurance
All aviation equipment manufactured by SERPE-IESM are covered by the JAR21-Sub part G Production
Agreement number F.G.132 delivered by the French Civil Aviation Authority. It is GSAC's responsibility to
control periodically compliance of the production process with Production Agreement Specifications.
The Quality Control integrity of the equipment is attested by the issuance of the Certificate of Airworthiness
(JAA Form 1).
9.2. P/N structure
All series equipment are described in the production management system by an assembly number including
sub-assemblies or components.
The assembly numbers are designated as follows:
S18 XX XXX - XX.(X).(XX)
Evolution index
Amendment
Version index
Unit index
Product range index
Aviation equipment index
The "Part Number" (P/N) corresponds to the first 10 digits of the assembly number.
S18 XX XXX - XX
In case of equipment evolution, if "Form Fit Function" is altered, the Version index is modified.
If not, either Amendment or evolution index will be increased depending on the level of demonstration
required by the Airworthiness Authority to validate the modification.

As a consequence, all series equipment having the same Part Number are fully interchangeable.

9.3. Markings
9.3.1. Name Plate
A label stuck on the side of the RCP gives information on:
• P/N
• Amendment
• Serial Number (S/N)
• Qualification
• Manufacturer name
• Manufacturer code
• Manufacturer details
Figure 8: Name plate
REMOTE CONTROL PANEL
FOR KANNAD 406 ELTs

P/N : S1820513-
AMDT :
1419D

S/N :
QAC03/23/23a ED62 TSO-C91a & TSO-C126
JTSO-2C91a & JTSO-2C126
SERPE-IESM F 8794
A MARTEC subsidiary
Z.I des Cinq Chemins 56520 GUIDEL FRANCE

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9.3.2. Production stamp
This marking, stuck on the center of the name plate, enables to determine the status of the equipment and
some of it sub-assemblies. It gives information on:
• P/N
• Amendment (first readable letter, not marked or blacked out)
• S/N: Serial number including year of production release (H=2000, J=2001, K=2002, L=2003 …), batch
number, serial number in that batch,
• The number of evolutions since the production launch,
• Control Status (V = visual inspection, D = burn-in, C = control according to procedure XXX, CF = final
control),
Figure 9: Production stamp
P/N : Sxxxxxxx-xx
AMDT A B C D E F G H J
S/N : Lxxxx-xxxx
1 2 3 4 V D C1 C2 C3 CF

10.MAINTENANCE POLICY
Considering the moulding technics used for RC200, disassembly of the RCP is extremely inadvisable and
this equipment is considered as "non repairable". No maintenance is therefore scheduled.
For fault location, refer to ACMM 25-63-21.

11.RELATED DOCUMENTATION
11.1. Files

Document Reference Distribution

Declaration of Design and Performance RC200 DOC03031 ATTACHED
Declaration of Design and Performance RC200-NVG DOC03xxx ATTACHED
Production Agreement Specification (MOP) DOC00025 INTERNAL & GSAC
Sales leaflet N/A

11.2. Drawings

Document Reference Distribution

Outline Drawing S18 20 113 ATTACHED
Drilling mask S18 20 153 ATTACHED
Wiring Diagram S18 20 412 ATTACHED

11.3. Qualification certificates

Document Reference Distribution

Production Agreement certificates (JAR 21G) F.G. 132 ON REQUEST

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