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  • Author Author: phoenixcomm
  • Date Created: 30 Aug 2016 6:08 PM Date Created
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NeXGen: Hacking a Processor Select Panel - Part 1

phoenixcomm
phoenixcomm
30 Aug 2016

imageThe Analysis: The Processor Select Panel, 7-F511F00121-1 (NSN: 1290-01-438-6575), is from an Apache Longbow AH-64D. The Panel is rather simple but it will work for my Navigation Computer Select and Fault Panel

imageimageI plan on installing it just forward of my side stick, on the right-hand side of the cockpit. I have looked all over the Internet for an interconnection list or printouts but I can not seem to find one. So it seems that I am going to do this the old fashion way and create one myself. Luckily my panel had the mating connector and a pigtail on it. So this is what you will need the following:

  • Your favorite DVM
  • A voltage source (5vdc)
  • The connector's "Contact Arrangement"
  • Wire stripper (thermal is a must), as this is Teflon-covered wire. you can find then on eBay for about $99.00+image
  • assorted screwdrivers and other tools
  • notepaper, computer, etc.
Parts List
Part Number Description
7-F511F00121-1
1290-01-438-6575
Assembly, Panel, Processor Select
D38999/20JB35PND38999/20JB35PN Connector, Bulkhead: Male, MIL-DTL-38999 III, 13 pins
(11-35 Arrangement)
D38599/26JB35SN Connector, Mate: Female
LTX6839
6240-00-143-6558
Lamp, T-1 Sub-Midget Flanged; 28 V, 0.024 A
HS5932-04
5930-01-454-8277
Lamp, Housing - Korry 5/8" Type 427 Pokehome, Pin Configuration Type 2, Single Common Type 5
18651-014 Lamp, Lens
7-511F00022-1
1290-01-438-6570
Panel, Light plate
7-511F00023-5 Plate, Support, Front
7-511F00024-5 Plate, Support, Rear
MS21347-A211 Switch Toggle, DPDT, MIL-S-8834  Lever Lock/IWTS Terminals

PART II

Phase 3: Hardware.

Phase 4: Protocols, Communications

Phase 4: Software.

 

ps I guess I really don't have time to finish this blog post as I have to start getting ready for Cockpit Fest US in Lancaster Texas. 

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  • DAB
    DAB over 8 years ago

    Ah yes, interfacing legacy equipment.

     

    Brings back many memories of hours in the lab tracing wires, then making sense of an updated interface to your computer system.

     

    DAB

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