CISWORKS A629 Custom Device
The CISWORKS A629 Custom Device
is used to connect to Sycos ARINC 629 cards in NI Realtime and NI VeriStand. The ARINC cards are available in different configurations: Both as a transmitter and full bus monitor, as well as a multi-terminal emulator.
They are also available in different form factors (PCI, PCIE, cPCI). The configuration of the ARINC 629 bus is created easily using a configuration tool. Several ARINC 629 terminals can be directly connected to each other via an additional multi-current mode coupler card without a BusCoupler.
is used to connect to Sycos ARINC 629 cards in NI Realtime and NI VeriStand. The ARINC cards are available in different configurations: Both as a transmitter and full bus monitor, as well as a multi-terminal emulator.
They are also available in different form factors (PCI, PCIE, cPCI). The configuration of the ARINC 629 bus is created easily using a configuration tool. Several ARINC 629 terminals can be directly connected to each other via an additional multi-current mode coupler card without a BusCoupler.
ARINC 629 PCIe Products fromSYCOS
Sycos Arinc 629 interfaces to PCIe were developed from the VMEbus product line. All Sycos ARINC-629 cards use approved terminal controllers (DATAC) and system interface modules (SIMs) and are therefore fully compliant with the base protocol. Syco's ARINC-629 PCIe cards offer a modern card suite that continues to support Boeing 777 avionics test, development and flight simulation activities in a Windows, Linux or VxWorks environment. DLLs can be converted to VIs to support National Instruments LabVIEW software.
The Sycos multi current-mode coupler device offers a cost-effective alternative to using individual current-mode couplers and allows for up to five stubs per card. Arinc 629 terminals essentially communicate with each other via their System Interface Modules (SIMs) without a bus connection. Such communication is achieved without loss of message or protocol integrity and is ideal for test, development and simulation activities. The device draws its power from the PCIe bus and therefore does not require an external power supply.
Sycos Arinc 629 interfaces to PCIe were developed from the VMEbus product line. All Sycos ARINC-629 cards use approved terminal controllers (DATAC) and system interface modules (SIMs) and are therefore fully compliant with the base protocol. Syco's ARINC-629 PCIe cards offer a modern card suite that continues to support Boeing 777 avionics test, development and flight simulation activities in a Windows, Linux or VxWorks environment. DLLs can be converted to VIs to support National Instruments LabVIEW software.
The Sycos multi current-mode coupler device offers a cost-effective alternative to using individual current-mode couplers and allows for up to five stubs per card. Arinc 629 terminals essentially communicate with each other via their System Interface Modules (SIMs) without a bus connection. Such communication is achieved without loss of message or protocol integrity and is ideal for test, development and simulation activities. The device draws its power from the PCIe bus and therefore does not require an external power supply.
The ARINC-629 PCIe products are now well established and used in many test, development and simulation activities around the world. In particular, the Sy629PCIe-BPTE card was selected by Boeing for the bus analyzer used in the new Boeing 777X development.
PCIe products that support the base protocol:
Sy629PCIe-BPM Transmitter and Full Bus Monitor
Sy629PCIe-BPE Transmitter and Full Bus Monitor with Error Insert/Detect
Sy629PCIe-BPT Multi-Terminal Emulator (up to 120 terminals)
Sy629PCIe-BPTE Multi-Terminal Emulator (up to 120 terminals), with Error Insert/Detect
Sy629PCIe-M-CMC Multi-Current-Mode-Coupler (5 port)
All Sycos ARINC-629 PCIe interface cards are software compatible with compatible PMC cards in its portfolio.
PCIe products that support the base protocol:
All Sycos ARINC-629 PCIe interface cards are software compatible with compatible PMC cards in its portfolio.
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