AUXILIARY WARNING PANEL INDICATOR UNIT
TYPE D.10760


LEADING PARTICULARS

Stores Ref. No.:5CZ/8432
Manufacturer:Page
Manufacturer P/N:D.10760
Attachment:TBD
Connection:UK-AN / MIL-C-5015, 24-28P, 24 way
System:Warning and Emergency Services

DESCRIPTION

This indicator unit is part of the warning and emergency services system. Its key function is to display warnings upon issues or faults occurring, deemed as "less critical" than those displayed by the S.W.P (standard warning panel), and has one control:

SwitchTitleDescription
"T"Indicator lamp testPress to test all lamps

Summary of the auxiliary warning panel captions:

CaptionWarning Description
CANCanopy unlocked
ICEIce detected
GENMain DC generator failure
FUEL 1Fuel pressure low, No. 1 engine
FUEL 2Fuel pressure low, No. 2 engine
OIL 1Oil pressure low, No. 1 engine
OIL 2Oil pressure low, No. 2 engine
ACAC generator power failure
TURBTurbine stall
HYD 1Hydraulic pressure failure, No. 1 system
HYD 2Hydraulic pressure failure, No. 2 system
TTC 1Reheat temperature high, No. 1 jet pipe
TTC 2Reheat temperature high, No. 2 jet pipe
PUMP PFuel transfer pump pressure low (port)
PUMP SFuel transfer pump pressure low (stbd.)

The unit being used by this project has a handwritten note of "452 UNIT OK" - if the 452 means T Mk.5 XS452, then this could originally be from the first Lightning I volunteered on at Cranfield!


SIMULATION

The logic for most of the systems that illuminate the auxiliary warning captions is already scripted, but an interface capable of driving 80 mA into the double lamp circuits needs to be designed (40 mA per lamp).


REFERENCES

F Mk. 3, T Mk. 5 and F Mk. 6 aircrew manual:
A.P.101B-1003, 5 & 6A, Part 1, Chapter 9, A.L.2, Nov. 1984, Warning Systems and Lighting

T Mk.5 electrical "Vol. 1":
A.P.101B-1005-1B, Sect.6, Chap.12, A.L.61, Nov. 1973 - Warning and Emergency Services

T Mk. 5 wiring diagrams "Vol. 10":
AP101B-1005-10, Sheet 83, A.L.3, Nov 1981, Warning and Emergency - Standard Warning System
AP101B-1005-10, Sheet 84, A.L.3, Nov 1981, Warning and Emergency - Auxiliary Warning System