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RESCU 406(SE) EMERGENCY LOCATOR

TRANSMITTER (ELT)
PART NUMBER
1153426, 1153532, 1153534, 1153536, 1153538

MOUNTING BRACKET PART NUMBER 1153472

NOTICE
IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE OWNER OF THIS RESCU 406(SE) ELT REGISTER
THE DEVICE WITH THE APPROPRIATE COSPAS-SARSAT 406 MHz ELT
REGISTRATION DATABASE

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TYPE DESIGNATION
Approved under TSO-C91a, TSO-C126 Type ELTs, and
TSO-C142 Lithium Battery
(Emergency Locator Transmitter Survival Type
Triple frequency 121.5/243/406 MHz)
Operates automatically when immersed in water

SYSTEM COMPONENTS
1. Coding Protocol Options and RESCU 406(SE) TM Part Numbers

Table 1 outlines the available Coding Protocol options, and the corresponding RESCU 406(SE) TM part
numbers.

2. Leading Particulars

Leading particulars of the RESCU 406(SE) TM ELI are shown in Table 2

Table 2. Leading Particulars

121.5 MHz and 243 MHz ......................................50 hours (minimum)

406.028 MHz ...............................................24 hours (minimum)
Transmitter Activation .................................Automatic by immersion in water
or switched on manually

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Table 2. Leading Particulars

Operating Frequencies:
Civil Distress frequency .......................................121.5 MHz ± 0.005%
Military Distress frequency .....................................243 MHz ± 0.005%
COSPAS-SARSAT ..................................... 406.028 MHz ± 0.005 MHz
Operating Air Temperature Range .............................-4 to 131°F (-20 to 55°C)
RF Output Power:
121.5 MHz/243 MHz .....................................100 mW/100 mW nominal
406.028 MHz (All Models) .............................................5 W ± 2dB
Modulation Characteristics (121.5 and 243 MHz):
Emission Type .............................................Amplitude Modulation
Modulation Type ...................................................Swept Tone
Audio Frequency Sweep ....................Downwards over a range of 1500 to 500 Hz
Sweep Repetition Rate ....................................................3 Hz
Modulation Factor .............................................Not less than 0.85
Modulation Characteristics (406.028 MHz):
Emission Type ................................................Phase Modulation
Modulation Type ..........................................1.1 ± 0.1 Radians Peak
Data Biphase L Encoding
Transmitter Duty Cycle (121.5 MHz/243.0 MHz) ..............................Continuous
Transmitter Duty Cycle (406.028 MHz) ................One 440 ms Transmission every 50 s
Authorized Bandwidth:
121.5 MHz/243.0 MHz ...................................................25 kHz
406.028 MHz ..........................................................20 kHz
Battery........................................................12 V dc (nominal);
10-year nominal service life
Antenna ................. ........ ............ Triple-frequency; integral with transmitter;
automatically erected from its stowed position
when transmitter is immersed in water
Height:
Antenna stowed ...........................................21.0 in. (53.3 cm) Max.
Antenna erected ..........................................38.4 in. (97.5 cm) Max.
Diameter ..................................................2.80 in. (7.11 cm) Max.
Weight ......................................................3.97 lb (1.8 kg) Max.
Float-line ............................................Approximately 3.0 in. (7.62 cm)
below antenna base

3. Operational Modes and Control

A. System States and Operating Modes

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(1) There are two basic modes of operation: normal mode and maintenance mode. For
normal mode, the unit is either in the Transmit or Armed state. For maintenance mode the
states are OFF and Self-test.

NOTE: Self-test is a temporary state only. The rotary switch must be manually placed and
held in this position for the duration of the self-test. As soon as the user releases
the rotary switch, it will return to the "Armed" position.
(2) Figure 1 shows the system states, and the available transitions.

(a) Description of State

1. Armed State
a In the Armed state, the RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT is operational and ready
to be activated by the presence of water or manually by placing the rotary
switch in the "Transmit" position.

b The RESCU 406(SE) T M ELI shall draw less than 1J1 A of current when in
the Armed state.

Transmit State

In the Transmit state, the RESCU 406(SE) l ELI transmits emergency

locator signals on all three frequencies (121.5 MHz, 243.0 MHz, and 406.028
MHz). This state may be initiated by either of two means:

Through water activation while in the Armed state.

Rotary Switch
Transmit Off

Automatic
Water Activation
Rotary Switch
ONLY

Rotary Switch
Self Test Armed
Sip^ring Loaded)

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Figure I. ELT System State and Transitions Diagram

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Through manual activation by placing the rotary switch in the Transmit

position (XMl).

3 Off state

In the Off state, the RESCU 406(SE) II ELI is disabled and does not
dissipate any power. The RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT may be placed in this state
only by manually placing the rotary switch in the 'Off' position.

4 Self-test state
The self-test state validates the capability of the RESCU 406(SE)' ELT. This
is a temporary state that terminates by returning to the Armed state. The
self-test state is activated by turning the rotary dial to the "TEST" position and
holding it in this position for approximately five seconds. The LED indicator at
the top of the RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT will flash eight times (with a 0.5 second
delay between flashes) to indicate a successful self-test.

4. Operating Instructions

A. General
NOTE: Unauthorized operation may be in violation of the applicable government regulatory
authority rules (e.g. USA-FCC) and may be subject to penalties such as a fine or license
revocation.
Operating instructions are given in English/French/Spanish on the operating instruction plate
affixed to the orange transmitter cover.

B. Manual Deployment in Water

NOTE: Refer to Figure 2.

(1) Open quick release latches of stowage bracket and remove RESCU 406(SE) ELT.

(2) Break tape holding cord wound on lanyard card and pull clear of RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT.

(3) Tie cord securely to suitable tethering point of life raft or boat.

(4) Make sure that the four-position switch is in the ARM position (visible on the switch at the
antenna base).

(5) Place RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT in sea water beside life raft.

(6) After approximately 10 seconds, the flashing LED light will be visible at the transparent
bushing cover located on top of the transmitter cover.

(7) After approximately five minutes, the antenna will automatically deploy to the upright
position.

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Figure 2. Deployment in Water

C. Automatic Deployment in Water (Alternate Method)

(1) Open quick release latches of stowage bracket and remove RESCU 406(SE) TM ELI.
(2) Break tape holding cord wound on lanyard card and pull clear of RESCU 406(SE) TM ELI.
(3) Tie cord securely to suitable tethering point of life raft or boat.
(4) Make sure that the four-position switch is in the ARM! position.
(5) Place RESCU 406(SE)'M ELT in water beside life raft.

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(6) After approximately 10 seconds, the flashing LED light will be visible at the transparent
bushing cover located on top of the transmitter cover.

(7) After approximately live minutes, the antenna will automatically deploy to the upright
position.
NOTE: Effective transmission of the emergency signals, do not occur until antenna
is in the upright position.

D. Manual Deployment on Land

NOTE: Refer to Figure 3.

(1) Open quick release latches of stowage bracket and remove RESCU 406(SE) TM ELI.
(2) Move RESCU 406(SE) TM ELI to an area clear of obstructions and select highest point for
best transmission

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Figure 3. Deployment on Land

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(3) Manually set four-position switch to "XMl" mode.

WARNING: HOLD RESCU 406(SE)rM ELT SO THAT ANTENNA IS POSITIONED

AWAY FROM ALL PERSONNEL AND OBSTRUCTIONS DURING
ANTENNA ERECTION.

(4) With hand over antenna, break tape holding antenna and allow antenna to erect.
(5) Crouch below the level of the antenna base (top of unit housing) or stand clear of antenna
(approximately 30 ft. (9.2 m)) for best transmission.
E. Temporary Deactivation

To temporarily interrupt transmission, set RESCU 406(SE) T M ELI four-position switch to the OFF
position.

F. Resume Transmission

To resume transmission set the RESCU 406(SE) TM ELI four-position switch to the "ARM" or
"XMl" position for operation on water or set the RESCU 406(SE) TM ELI four-position switch to the
"XMl" position for operation on land.

G. Deactivate After Rescue

To deactivate after rescue, set the ELI four-position switch to the OFF position.
J S. RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT Mounting Bracket Installation and Removal (Refer to Figures 4 to 8)

CAUTION: THE RESCU 406(SE) TM ELI MUST BE PROPERLY SEATED IN THE

MOUNTING BRACKET TO PROTECT THE ANTENNA FROM DAMAGE
DURING AN EMERGENCY THE RESCU 406(SE)IM ELT SHALL BE
INSTALLED IN THE BRACKET SUCH THAT THE STOWED ANTENNA IS
WITHIN THE MOUNTING BRACKET CHANNEL.

(1) The aircraft installation system consists of the RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT mounted within the
mounting bracket. The mounting bracket has been developed to allow maximum flexibility
in selection of the location and orientation of the installation.
(2) The mounting bracket has been designed to increase the permissible installation locations
(refer to Figure 5, Figure 7 and Figure 8). The new mounting system incorporates the
following enhanced features:

Incorporates two separate release mechanisms, as follows:

(a) Two standard release latches that allow for easy release and removal of the
RESCU 406(SE)TM ELI

(b) Quick release pull handle to facilitate installation and easy removal in "doghouse",
and overhead compartments (refer to Figure 6 for removal procedures).

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RESCU 406 (SE)TM

ELI WITH MOUNTING BRACKET

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Figure 4. RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT - Aircraft Cabin Installation Configuration

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EMERGENCY QUICK RELEASE

PULL STRAP PULL HANDLE

MOUNTING HOLE
NO.3

MOUNTING HOLE
NO.2

STANDARD
RELEASE LATCH

MOUNTING HOLE
NO.1

NOTE:
MOUNTING HOLE
NO.3 OPTIONAL

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(D) 1-1010 nanoje jirrniy anu pull.

(c) Hold RESCU 406 (Si ELT and tilt upwards.

This allows the straps to release.
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Figure 6. RESCIJ 406(SE) ELI - Removal Using Quick Release Pull Handle

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2.953 IN. MAX

- (15.00MM)
H 3X
(5.31
05 ± 0.005 I N.
0.2 ± 012 MM)

MOUNTING HOLE NO.3

18.255 IN.
(463.68 MM)

MOUNTING HOLE NO.2

2130 IN. MAX

553.7 MM)

9.120 IN.
(231.65 MM)

MOUNTING HARDWARE
NA51802-3-8 (HEX HEAD SCREW, # 10-32)
NAS62OC10L (FLAT WASHER, #10)
MS35338-138 (LOCK WASHER, 010)
MOUNTING HOLE NO.1
IV I I NOTE: TORQUE SCREWS 52 TO 57 LBE-IN (5-8610
6.44 NM)
1 55 IN NOTE: EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTES MAY BE USED
(40.00 MM)
FOR THE MOUNTING HARDWARE
" ACTUAL LENGTH TO BE DETERMINED UPON
3.346 IN, MAX-4
(85.00 MM) INSTALLATION
NOTE;
MOUNTING HOLE
NO. 3 OPTIONAL

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Figure 7. RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT - Mounting Bracket

. (Dimensions and Mounting Hole Location)

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MINIMUM INSTALLED 2.0 IN. (50.8MM) MIN. \•
CLEARANCES
•1
2.0 IN. (50.8MM) MIN.

1.0 IN. (25.4 MM) MIN.

.jj 4.14±0.079 IN. (105.6 ± 2.0 MM)

De

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Figure 8. Minimum Clearance Requirements for Latch Release with ruII nanaie
(Aircraft Cabin Installation Configuration)

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6. RESCU 406(SE)TM ELT Installation Into Mounting Bracket (Refer to Figures 9 and 10)

CAUTION: THE RESCU 406(SE) TM ELI MUST BE PROPERLY SEATED IN THE

MOUNTING BRACKET TO PROTECT THE ANTENNA FROM DAMAGE
DURING AN EMERGENCY. THE RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT SHALL BE
INSTALLED IN THE BRACKET SUCH THAT THE STOWED ANTENNA IS
WITHIN THE MOUNTING BRACKET CHANNEL.

(1) Make sure that the packing label is removed from the base of the RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT
before initial installation.

(2) Make sure that the white switch on the base of the RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT is turned to the
OFF or the ARM position.

(3) Make sure that the two standard release latches on the mounting bracket are open.

(4) Install the RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT into the mounting bracket. Make sure that the antenna
is turned towards the rear of the mounting bracket and the RESCU 406(SE) TM ELT is
seated inside the mounting bracket cup.

NOTE: Use an approach angle of approximately 15° to position the

RESCU 406(SE)TM ELT into the base of the mounting bracket cup. Once the
RESCU 406(SE)TM ELT is properly positioned inside the base of the mounting
bracket cup, push the RESCU 406(SE) T ELT into the mounting bracket and hold.

(5) Make sure that the quick-release pull handle is fully retracted into the top of the mounting
bracket and secured by the red strap.

(6) Close the two standard release latches on the mounting bracket.

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Figure 9. Packing Label

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Honeywell I Data g enerated by BMP Ill Version 20.0.0 and BMP Utilities Version 2010.05. Date: 3/9/2011
1.Beacon Data:
0 New Beacon Registration fl Change Beacon Registration Change of Owner/Operator Q Other Changes
Manufacturer: Honeywell Aerospace C/S Type Approval Number: 171
Address: 3333 Unity Drive, Mississauga, Part Number: I 153426-1M4I9
Ontario. L5L 3S6 CANADA Serial Number: 1153426-01 182
Phone: 905 608 6000
Country Code: 419 Beacon Type: RESCU 406 (SE)

1 1 1 1
Beacon Message: Serial Number Protocol
The unique IS Hexadecimal Beacon Identification Code is provided below:
B 4 6 C 4 2 8 3 7 8 0 0 2 A D

HHHHHHHH
If you want to change the code enter the old code below and tick "Change of Beacon Registration" on top of pae.

2.User Data: (to be provided by owner)

Owner Name: -Emergency Contacts (24 hours):
Telephone (Res.): .Name:
Telephone (Work): .Telephone (Res.):
Address: .Telephone (Work):................... ........................
Name:
Telephone (Res.):
Telephone (Work):
3. Aircraft Details: fl Aircraft 0 Helicopter Other:
Aircraft Model No.: Max. Seating (POB):_........ ------ - .. ..........
Aircraft Serial No.: .COM: fl VHF El UHF El HF
Aircraft at
T 1 aring.
Marking:
M Satcom Voice fl Data
.NAV: OVOR DDME DRNAV EILSJGS
Aircraft Final Operator (3 Letter Code): U ILS/LOC El MLS U GNSS 0 INS/IRS
Horne Airport: ---------- .......................................................UADF DNDB El GNSS
Other NAV/COM:
Color of Aircraft: Battery Expiry:
4. Remarks:

5. Instructions for User:

- The 406 MHz COSPAS-SARSAT distress beacon you have purchased must be registered with the
appropriate National Authority.
- 'l'liis country has a specific registration form. Please obtain, complete and register that form with the
registration authority listed below.
Address of Registration Authority: Contact Information:
Operations Co-ordinator Phone: (91.80)2809-4546
INMCC/ISTRAC/ISRO Fax: (91.80)2837-1857
Plot No. 12, Email: nmcc@istrac.org
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