What is the difference between the Ai429 product classes?

The Ai429 has has several sub-product functions/classes: basic transmitter & receiver are denoted as Ai429XCV the transceiver class, the testers are denoted as Ai429TST the tester class, and finally the switcher/router/filter/mixer class denoted as Ai429MXR.

The Transceiver product class Ai429XCV allows the host/user to:

  • Transmits to multiple Arinc 429 buses
  • Receives from multiple Arinc 429 buses
  • Monitors filters multiple Arinc 429 buses
  • Performs bus load analysis reports to host computer
  • Autoresponds to user programmed trigger data
  • Converts received data to human readable texts
  • Communicates with any/all scripting languages
  • Internal Command Line Interface ( mode for any terminal application
  • Restrict host to prevent inadvertent internal resource access during runtime
  • Retains user/host configuration to persist through power cycles

  The Tester product class Ai429TST provides:

  • All the features of the Transceiver product class
  • Autogenerates test patterns for development regression testing
  • Injects up to seven types errors for development testing debugging

  The Mixer product class Ai429MXR provides:

  • All the features of the Transceiver product class
  • All the features of the Tester product class
  • Can selectively connect multiple 429 buses
  • Can create virtual 429 connections between devices
  • Routes/switches/splits/merges/filters/repeats all ARINC 429 data buses just like a standard managed Ethernet switch
  • Can operate as standalone no host computer

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