FAA Denver Airport
FAA engineers chose Puleo PE103-RTU-48 Annunciators to monitor aircraft communication channels at Denver Tower and TRACON Facilities.
FAA Denver Airport
FAA engineers chose Puleo PE103-RTU-48 Annunciators to monitor aircraft communication channels at Denver Tower and TRACON Facilities.
Project
Details
REQUIREMENT
Monitor the Aircraft Communication Channels in use at both the Tower and TRACON Denver Facilities. Combine all the COM Channel Data Status information and Display them at each main facility. This COM Channel Data must also be sent and displayed at the Remote Shelters for the Technicians who maintain all the Transmitters and Receivers.
Project
Details
REQUIREMENT
Monitor the Aircraft Communication Channels in use at both the Tower and TRACON Denver Facilities. Combine all the COM Channel Data Status information and Display them at each main facility. This COM Channel Data must also be sent and displayed at the Remote Shelters for the Technicians who maintain all the Transmitters and Receivers.
SOLUTION – PULEO PE103-RTU-48 ANNUNCIATORS
Contact closures from the Communications Equipment are hard-wired to the RTU’s inputs to provide a combined local COM Channel RTU Status Display at the Denver Tower and TRACON Sites. These RTU Servers send the COM Channel Status to the various sites via Ethernet.
SOLUTION – PULEO PE103-RTU-48 ANNUNCIATORS
Contact closures from the Communications Equipment are hard-wired to the RTU’s inputs to provide a combined local COM Channel RTU Status Display at the Denver Tower and TRACON Sites. These RTU Servers send the COM Channel Status to the various sites via Ethernet.
Remote RTU Clients receive and decode the combined Tower / TRACON COM Channel Status for Display on the RTU Annunciator. This shows the Technicians at the Remote Shelters the Communications equipment that’s in use for the day allowing them to perform routine maintenance on the idle equipment that’s not in use.
Remote RTU Clients receive and decode the combined Tower / TRACON COM Channel Status for Display on the RTU Annunciator. This shows the Technicians at the Remote Shelters the Communications equipment that’s in use for the day allowing them to perform routine maintenance on the idle equipment that’s not in use.