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A-78 Technical Provisions for Mode S Services and Extended Squitter MB FIELD DRAFT - Working Paper ASP TSGWP11-01 for review by the TSG during the meeting in June 2011 in Paris 1 MSB MCP/FCU SELECTED ALTITUDE 2 LSB 3 4 RESERVED 5 6 RESERVED 7 8 RESERVED 9 10 RESERVED 11 12 RESERVED 13 MSB NEXT WAYPOINT 14 LSB 15 16 RESERVED 17 MSB FMS VERTICAL MODE 18 LSB 19 MSB VHF CHANNEL REPORT 20 LSB 21 MSB METEOROLOGICAL HAZARDS 22 LSB 23 MSB FMS SELECTED ALTITUDE 24 LSB 25 MSB BAROMETRIC PRESSURE 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 LSB SETTING MINUS 800 mb 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 RESERVED Table A-2-95. BDS code 5,F — Quasi-static parameter monitoring PURPOSE: To permit the monitoring of changes in parameters that do not normally change very frequently, i.e., those expected to be stable for 5 minutes or more by accessing a single register. Parameter Monitor Coding: 1) The changing of each parameter shall be monitored by 2 bits. The value 00 shall indicate that no valid data are available on this parameter. The decimal value for this 2-bit field shall be cycled through 1, 2 and 3, each step indicating a change in the monitored parameter. 2) The meteorological hazards subfield shall report changes to turbulence, wind shear, wake vortex, icing and microburst, as in register number 4516. 3) The next waypoint subfield shall report change to data contained in registers 4116, 4216 and 4316. 4) The FMS vertical mode shall report change to bits 48 to 51 in register 4016. Draft DRAFT - Working Paper ASP TSGWP11-01 for review by the TSG during the meeting in June 2011 in Paris
Appendix A A-79 MB FIELD DRAFT - Working Paper ASP TSGWP11-01 for review by the TSG during the meeting in June 2011 in Paris 1 STATUS 2 SIGN 1=West (e.g. 315 = -45 degrees) 3 MSB = 90 degrees 4 5 6 MAGNETIC HEADING 7 8 Range = [–180, +180] degrees 9 10 11 12 LSB = 90/512 degrees 13 STATUS 14 MSB = 512 knots 15 16 17 INDICATED AIRSPEED 18 19 Range = [0, 1023] knots 20 21 22 23 LSB = 1 knot 24 STATUS 25 MSB = 2.048 MACH 26 27 28 MACH 29 30 Range = [0, 4.092] MACH 31 32 33 34 LSB = 2.048/512 MACH 35 STATUS 36 SIGN 1 = Below 37 MSB = 8 192 feet/minute 38 39 40 BAROMETRIC ALTITUDE RATE 41 42 Range = [–16 384, +16 352] feet/minute 43 44 45 LSB = 8 192/256 = 32 feet/minute 46 STATUS 47 SIGN 1 = Below 48 MSB = 8 192 feet/minute 49 50 51 INERTIAL VERTICAL VELOCITY 52 53 Range = [–16 384, +16 352] feet/minute 54 55 56 LSB = 8 192/256 = 32 feet/minute Table A-2-96. BDS code 6,0 — Heading and speed report PURPOSE: To provide heading and speed data to ground systems. 1) If the value of a parameter from any source exceeds the range allowable in the register definition, the maximum allowable value in the correct positive or negative sense shall be used instead. Note.— This requires active intervention by the GFM. 2) The data entered into the register shall whenever possible be derived from the sources that are controlling the aircraft. 3) The LSB of all fields shall be obtained by rounding. 4) When barometric altitude rate is integrated and smoothed with inertial vertical velocity (baro-inertial information), it shall be transmitted in the Inertial Vertical Velocity field. Note 1.— Barometric Altitude Rate contains values solely derived from barometric measurement. The Barometric Altitude Rate is usually very unsteady and may suffer from barometric instrument inertia. Note 2.— The Inertial Vertical Velocity is also providing information on vertical movement of the aircraft but it comes from equipments (IRS, AHRS) using different sources used for navigation. The information is a more filtered and smooth parameter. Note 3. — Two’s complement coding is used for all signed fields as specified in §A.2.2.2. Note 4.— Additional implementation guidelines are provided in §CD.2.4.6. Draft DRAFT - Working Paper ASP TSGWP11-01 for review by the TSG during the meeting in June 2011 in Paris
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