ANET-MxAy
Single or Dual Stream MIL-STD-1553 A/B &
4, 8 or 12 Channel ARINC429 Mixed Protocol
Test & Simulation Module for Standard Ethernet
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Single or dual stream MIL-STD-1553 A/B and 4, 8 or 12 channel ARINC429 mixed protocol Test & Simulation module for standard Ethernet.
An optional ANET-ADK onboard software development kit allows users to create runtime applications (e.g. MIL-STD-1553 to Ethernet Converter / ARINC429 to Ethernet Converter , MIL-STD-1553 to Ethernet Gateway / ARINC429 to Ethernet Gateway) to execute right in the box.
For wireless applications an ANET compatible USB Wifi dongle is optionally available. The capability to execute Python scripts in the ANET is a standard feature. For applications with multiple ANET devices AIM offers the ADock ANET docking station to host up to 4 ANET modules.
The ANET-MxAy is also available in a rugged housing, see ANET-MxAy-R.
1553 Section:
- Concurrent BC, MRT (31) & Chronological Monitor
- Full Error Injection/Detection
- Physical Bus Replay, Synchronised Replay
- Complex Triggering, Data Capture/Filtering, 100% Bus Recording
- Full Function, Single Function & Simulator Only versions available
429 Section:
- Full performance on all ARINC429 channels concurrently & programmable for high/low speed Bit rates
- Cyclic/Acyclic/FIFO Transmitter Operation
- Loop/Pollution mode (Receive-Modify-ReTransmit)
- Complex Triggering, Data Capture/Filtering, 100% Bus Recording, Label Selective Trigger for Capture & Filtering
- Physical Bus Replay, Synchronised Replay of all ARINC429 channels concurrently
Common for both sections:
- 10/100/1000Mbit/s Ethernet Host Interface
- 8 General Purpose Discretes
- IRIG-B Time Encoder/Decoder
- Drivers for Linux and Windows (including LabView VIs)
- Embedded Web Server and Configuration Application
- Optional Databus Test & Analysis Software
- Data Sheet
- Release Notes
- User Manuals
- Tutorials
- White Paper
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ANET-USB-WIFI
The ANET-USB-WIFI is an optional 3rd Party ANET compatible USB stick in order to use the ANET in a WIFI environment. The ANET operation from a host application like AIM PBA.pro or anyother API based customer application via WIFI is fully transparent. The WIFI stick is plugged to the ANET’s USB 2.0 general purpose port. Like the wired network interface of the ANET, the ANET WIFI interface can be configured via the ANET Web configuration which supports also AdHoc or Managed WIFI modes with or without password in addition to the IP Address and DHCP settings. This option is an attractive solution for using the ANET from mobile platforms, like Tablet PCs, or enviroments which are not fully equipped with wired networks.
Note: The ANET compatible WiFi stick is only available via AIM.
ADock-1A
The ADock-1A is an accessory for dockable ANET devices. Typically the dockable ANETs are hosted in ADock-4x stations, however in order to support standalone use the ADock-1A acts as a breakout adapter from the ANET Dock connector to Standard ANET connectors.
PBA.pro-Engine
The PBA.pro-Engine is an option for the AIM ANET Ethernet based interfaces hardware family. The PBA.pro-Engine can be executed on the Linux OS operated ANET Application Support Processer (ASP) inside a AIM ANET device for the execution of PBA.pro projects and scripts. The PBA.pro-Engine for the ANET devices is pre-configured with the corresponding Resource and Database Manager component as well as with the Test and Script Manager. The PBA.pro Engine inside an ANET can be configured via a built-in web configuration page and can also be fully remote controlled over Ethernet.
ANET-ADK
The ANET-ADK (ASP Development Kit) is a optional tool kit for the development of customer applications written in C and executed on the ANET Application Support Processor (ASP) under LINUX Operating System. A customer application executed onboard the ANET can use the ANET’s MIL-STD1553 or ARINC429 interface via the standard Application Programming Interface functions similar to an application using the ANET from a host. However the full ANET LINUX environment is available to the customer applications so that standalone custom devices like gateways, bus translators etc. can be implemented very efficiently.
ACB-PCI-1
Ready Made Adapter Cable (2.0 m): From 9-pin D-Sub to two Twinax Connectors PL-75
ACB-PCI-1 Pin-Out:
ACB-PCI-2
Ready Made Adapter Cable (2.0 m): From 9-pin D-Sub to four Twinax Connectors PL-75
ACB-PCI-2 Pin-Out:
Docking Station for AIM ANET Devices
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Rugged ANET for MIL-STD-1553/ARINC429
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MIL-STD-1553 Resource Component
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ARINC429 Resource Component
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Framework and Designer Component
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Database Manager Component
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Test and Script Manager Component
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User Administration Component
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