Linaire Collins Tdr-90 Transponder Test *jig Immaculate* on 2040-parts.com
Bay Village, Ohio, United States
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Compatible with Linaire LX-4 Test Panel, sold separately:
LinAire Test Panels |
| 4 Digit Digital Metering Digital & Toggle A Mode Encode On-Stand By 14-28 Volt Selector Reply Indicator AC Fuse Indent Selector A Mode Enable C Mode Enable A Test | Multiple Ranges Toggle C Mode Encode Stand by-Off Pilot Indicator Reply Control DC Fuse Lo Sense Selector B Mode Enable D Mode Enable C test |
LX-4 has toggle switch A Mode and C Mode Encoding
Features
- A 4 Digit Digital meter is provided to monitor AC and DC voltage and current to the unit under test.
- Operates AC and DC units. Input fusing of voltages is provided. An ON-STBY and STBY-OFF switch control the unit in on-off and stand by operation.
- A Mode encoding is accomplished with the digital A Mode thumbwheel control or the pulse identified toggle switches. C Mode encoding is effected by a toggle switch selector for each C Mode pulse. Four mode controls are incorporated, one for each mode. Test control is provided for A and C Mode.
- Controls are provided to select LO SENSE, IDENT, 14 OR 28 VOLT operation, REPLY INDICATOR, and REPLY SENSE.
- The LX-4 is an expressive epoxy LinAire tan with dark brown lettering with knobs of brown and gold. The finish is extremely durable and the decorator colors blend well with today's multi-colored test equipment. The LX-4 is 5.25" high, 19" wide, and 5.25" deep and has a cabinet back that is suitable for rack mounting or stand alone.
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