User Manual

25-62-13
Page 73 of 109
MAR 1/13
ACR ELECTRONICS, INC / ARTEX PRODUCTS
DESCRIPTION, OPERATION, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
C406-N (453-5060), C406-N HM (453-5061)
(c) The buzzer power and ground wires (Pins 14 and 21, respectively).
(d) The +28 VDC power source wire.
(e) The ARINC 429 twisted pair wires (Pins 5 and 17).
(6) Fill the empty plug pin locations as follows:
NOTE
: Filling the empty plug pin locations is important not only for preventing moisture
penetration, but also preventing the inserted contact sockets from cocking and
possibly causing a short circuit by touching each other.
(a) Insert contact sockets in all empty pin locations.
(b) Insert sealing grommet plugs (151-6658), large diameter first, in the empty contact
sockets.
(7) Shrink the heat shrink tubing if installed in Step (4).
(8) Screw the strain relief onto the plug.
(9) Tighten the strain relief clamp.
SUBTASK 25-62-13-450-003
D. Cockpit Remote Switch 9-Pin Plug Installation
(1) Inert the wiring pins in the 151-5009 Molex 9-pin cockpit remote switch plug. See "Figure 21.
Remote Switch Harness Wiring Diagram”, on page 69.
(a) Insert each harness female pin into the plug.
NOTE
: Refer to the wire identification and pin relationships recorded in Step C.(5)(a)1.
NOTE
: Terminal pins may be removed from the plug using Molex extraction tool
11030002, or equivalent.
(b) Insert the remote switch power wire female pin into Pin 3 of the plug.
(c) Insert the remote switch ground wire into Pin 9 of the plug.
SUBTASK 25-62-13-450-004
E. Wiring Installation
(1) Route the remote switch harness wire bundle and breakout wiring through the airframe.
(2) Route the antenna coax cable through the airframe.
NOTE
: A longer coax cable, up to 20 feet (6.1 m), may be fabricated if the cable provided is
too short. Use RG-142 or RG-400 coax cable.
(3) Support the wiring and coax cable by clamping or other suitable means, such that the wiring is
properly supported and protected from chaffing and strain. Refer to the aircraft
manufacturer’s written instructions or as described in AC 43.13-1, Chapter 11, § 9 through 12,
as applicable.