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PCIe Basic Protocol Tx and Bus Monitor
Sy629PCIe-BPM
The Sy629PCIe-BPM card provides a convenient means for transmitting and receiving data over an ARINC 629 bus in accordance with the transmit and receive programme defined by data written into the XPP and RPP memory.
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Basic Protocol Multi-Terminal Emulation
Sy629PMC-BPT
The Sy629PMC-BPT card provides a convenient means for transmitting and receiving data over an ARINC 629 bus in accordance with the transmit and receive programme defined by data written into the XPP and RPP memory. In particular, this product can emulate up to 120 terminals transmitting on an ARINC-629 data bus whilst correctly maintaining the Basic Protocol.
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PCIe Multi-Terminal Emulator
Sy629PCIe-BPTE
The Sy629PCIe-BPTE card provides a convenient means for transmitting and receiving data over an ARINC 629 bus in accordance with the transmit and receive programme defined by data written into the XPP and RPP memory. In particular, this product can emulate up to 120 terminals transmitting on an ARINC-629 data bus whilst correctly maintaining the approved Basic Protocol. This product also offers enhanced facilities to enable a user to insert transmission errors onto the bus and detect and report errors in received messages.
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PMC Basic Protocol Tx and Bus Monitor
Sy629PMC-BPM
The Sy629PMC-BPM card provides a convenient means for transmitting and receiving data over an ARINC 629 bus in accordance with the transmit and receive programme defined by data written into the XPP and RPP memory.
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product
PCIe Basic Protocol Multi Terminal Emulation
Sy629PCIe-BPT
The Sy629PCIe-BPT card provides a convenient means for transmitting and receiving data over an ARINC 629 bus in accordance with the transmit and receive programme defined by data written into the XPP and RPP memory. In particular, this product can emulate up to 120 terminals transmitting on an ARINC-629 data bus whilst correctly maintaining the approved Basic Protocol.
