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SUPPLEMENTAL AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

FOR

ROSEMOUNT AEROSPACE INC.

COCKPIT DOOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

INSTALLED IN

BOEING 737-300/-400/-500 SERIES AIRCRAFT

STC ST00971SE-D

D2002-247 Revision C

Prepared by Tim Schreiner, Product Support

Date 16 April 2009

Approved by Joe Fanska, Design Engineering

Approved by Tim Schreiner, Product Support

Approved by Configuration Management*

By Noreen Benjegerdes at 1:31 pm, May 12, 2009

* This document is ONLY valid if the configuration management "APPROVED" stamp is applied.

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CHAPTER 23 - COMMUNICATIONS REVISION STATUS

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Supplemental Wiring Diagram Manual Cockpit Door Surveillance System, Boeing 737-300/-400/-500 Series, STC ST00971SE-D

No.: D2002-098 Rev.: B Page ii

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BOEING 737-300. 400.500 SUPPLEMENTAL AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

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BOEING 737-300. 400.500 SUPPLEMENTAL AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

CHAPTER 23 - COMMUNICATIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER SECTION SUBJECT

COCKPIT DOOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM CDSS DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

COCKPIT DOOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM CDSS LCD ASSEMBLY - REMOVAL / INSTALLATION

COCKPIT DOOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM CDSS ADJUSTMENT / TEST

COCKPIT DOOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM CDSS CAMERA ASSEMBLY - REMOVAL / INSTALLATION

COCKPIT DOOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM CDSS CAMERA CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLY REMOVAL / INSTALLATION

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BOEING 737-300. 400.500 SUPPLEMENTAL AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE MANUAL

COCKPIT DOOR SURVEILANCE SYSTEM (CDSS) - DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

1. General

A. The Cockpit Surveillance System (CDSS) provides the flight crew with live video images of the control cabin door entrance area, thus enabling the pilots to visually identify persons requesting access to the flight compartment.

B. The CDSS consists of the following major components:

(1) Three video cameras, infrared-illuminated, black-and-white output, located in the cabin as follows:

(a) Camera one is mounted above the control cabin door, (station 297). This camera provides a view of the area just aft of the control cabin, forward cabin, and the galley area.

(b) Camera two is mounted in the ceiling panel above the forward entry door area, (station 341). This camera provides a view looking inboard of the cabin area and the forward entryway.

(c) Camera three is mounted in the ceiling panel above the forward service door, (station 321). This camera provides a view looking inboard, of the galley and the entryway to the control cabin.

(2) A liquid Crystal Display (LDS) Assembly is mounted on the inboard corner of the P6 circuit breaker panel.

(3) The camera control panel located in the center pedestal contains the power and view selector switches.

C. The CDSS is classified as miscellaneous, non-essential electrical equipment. The CDSS is not integrated with existing, essential flight deck display equipment.

D. The System Active Indicator (if installed) is located above camera three (approximately 6 inches), in the ceiling panel above the forward service door.

2. LCD Assembly (Figure 1)

A. The LCD Assembly provides the CDSS display, display control functions for use by the flight crew, and provides a fixed enclosure to contain system components. The LCD Assembly consists of the following:

(1) An LCD Monitor with a thin film resistor display screen (6.4-inch diagonal measure) that shows images from the video cameras.

(2) An enclosure to house the electronics assembly, which includes the following:

(a) A system controller, which contains a video computer circuit card, that provides image selection of up to four NTSC camera inputs. The display electronics include input/output lighting/EMI protection. The computer receives video signals from the cameras and processes the signals for use by the LCD.

(b) A system power supply, which provides power to all cameras connected to the CDSS.

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