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Category: Troubleshooting
Articles to aid in troubleshooting issues.
Pegasus Lite Description and Instructions
Pegasus Lite is a remote debugging application for Griffon Host simulation. This enables the technician to view and manipulate values to debug hardware and software issues. Changes made in Pegasus Lite are not permanent and can be reversed by restarting Griffon Host. Griffon Host must be running in order for Pegasus to connect.
GriffonCal Description and Instructions
GriffonCal is a tool used to calibrate controls and indicators. GriffonCal is designed to use the keyboard and selected controls during calibration.
AutoCal2 Wizard Description and Instructions
The AutoCal2 Wizard is used to calibrate controls and indicators. AutoCal2 is designed to use the keyboard and selected cockpit controls during calibration. The keys and cockpit controls used in calibration are listed in the description section during calibration procedures.
Flight Debugger Description and Instructions
Flight Debugger is used to perform diagnostics on the flight, engine, and/or brake controls. The other functions of Flight Debugger are only for Frasca personnel.
TeamViewer Setup for Remote Support
This article provides instructions for setting up and using TeamViewer on a Frasca device to allow for remote troubleshooting.
Troubleshooting Potentiometers
Potentiometers, both linear and rotary, are important components in a Frasca flight training device. Failure of even one potentiometer can mean that the device is unusable for training purposes. This article will describe the function and properties of potentiometers in Frasca flight training devices, and how to troubleshoot them to ensure reliability.
What is a potentiometer?
DataLogger Description and Instructions
DataLogger is used to perform diagnostics. Only one portion is described for the maintenance technician, all other areas are used ONLY by Frasca.
Control Loading “Swaptronics” Troubleshooting (TruFeel2/ECL2)
If you have an error on one Control Loading axis (for example, Elevator), you can identify which of the Elevator axis Control Loading components is causing the error by swapping components and retesting. If the error follows the swapped component to a different axis (for example, to the Aileron axis), you will know that component is faulty.
Cueing System DC Power Supply Calibration FPN180387
Leave the power ON during all power calibration procedures. The +12 VDC Power Supply (180387-1) provides +12 VDC output to the VC Box and Servo Drive Ethernet Switches, and the VC Box.