CDP-300 USER’S GUIDE
DOCUMENT REVISION: 01.008
(DOC0500)
Applies to: CDP-300 (104-300-01, 104-300-02)
Note: Access the latest revision at www.skytrac.ca/support
November 9, 2015
SKYTRAC Systems Ltd.
Tel. +1 250 765-2393
Fax +1 250 765-3767
Web: www.skytrac.ca
Email: [email protected]
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DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY
Rev
ECO
Page
Description
Date
Author
01.000
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Initial Release
Aug 14, 2009
C.Bryson
01.001
368
2
Added ECO control. Changed footer to DOC
number. Removed Warranty section.
Dec 14, 2010
Y. Liu
01.002
427
2
Added ESD caution. Added disclaimer about
other devices. Removed approval column from
revision history.
Jun 7, 2011
G. Ross,
J. James
01.003
552
13-15
All
Extended brightness options.
Updated graphics and text
Aug 28, 2012
B. Byer
01.004
466
All
Added Rendezvous, Manual Position Interval,
Encryption and associated new features
Added note that costs may increase if Flight
Number used.
Removed references to CDU
Feb 20, 2013
B. Byer
01.005
590
All
Added encryption details to section 4.11,
descriptions of alert messages in section 4.5
Mar 14, 2013
M. Regehr
01.006
593
19
23-25
32
28-30
Added details regarding alerts.
Updated rendezvous information.
Corrected file names in firmware instructions.
SMS and Voice Messaging.
Minor updates and clarifications.
Aug 5, 2014
M. Regehr,
B. Byer
01.007
851
All
Updated to latest template. Updated firmware
upgrade instructions. Added ISAT-200A mic
gain settings.
Sep 9, 2015
J. James
01.008
890
23-25
27
Updated details regarding alerts and voice calls
while in Emergency. Added Caller ID
information.
Nov 9, 2015
J. Manson
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ESD Caution
The CDP-300 contains static sensitive circuitry that could be damaged from large electrostatic discharges directly
into the connector pins. Use care when handling the CDP-300 not to touch the connector pins unless properly
grounded.
Disclaimer
Devices other than the CDP-300 mentioned in this manual do not necessarily have regulatory approval for
installation in your airframe and may require additional approvals. Please refer to the applicable STC for approval
information.
Proprietary Notice
The Information contained in this document is proprietary and confidential to SKYTRAC Systems Ltd.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................. 7
1.1 Scope ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
1.2 Terminology ................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.3 Description ..................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.4 Features ......................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.4.1 Phone .................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.4.2 Email ..................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.4.3 Additional Features ............................................................................................................................... 8
1.5 System Requirements ................................................................................................................................... 8
1.6 Acronyms ....................................................................................................................................................... 9
2 GENERAL ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
2.1 Setup ........................................................................................................................................................... 10
3 OPERATION ..................................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1 Menu Navigation .......................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1.1 Selection Menu ................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1.2 Information menu ................................................................................................................................ 12
4 MENU OPERATION .......................................................................................................................................... 13
4.1 Quick Mail .................................................................................................................................................... 13
4.1.1 Editable Field Message (EFM) ........................................................................................................... 14
4.2 Inbox ............................................................................................................................................................ 15
4.2.1 Read.................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.2.2 Quick Mail Reply ................................................................................................................................. 15
4.2.3 Delete .................................................................................................................................................. 15
4.2.4 Reply ................................................................................................................................................... 16
4.2.5 Read Next ........................................................................................................................................... 16
4.3 Email ............................................................................................................................................................ 16
4.3.1 Inbox ................................................................................................................................................... 16
4.3.2 Compose ............................................................................................................................................. 16
4.3.3 Sentbox ............................................................................................................................................... 17
4.3.4 Outbox ................................................................................................................................................ 17
4.4 System ......................................................................................................................................................... 17
4.4.1 Address Book ...................................................................................................................................... 17
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4.4.2 Brightness ........................................................................................................................................... 18
4.4.3 System Setup ...................................................................................................................................... 20
4.4.4 Enter Flight Num ................................................................................................................................. 22
4.4.5 Display Off .......................................................................................................................................... 23
4.5 Display Alerts ............................................................................................................................................... 23
4.6 Emergency Mode ........................................................................................................................................ 23
4.7 Phone .......................................................................................................................................................... 25
4.7.1 Speed Dial .......................................................................................................................................... 26
4.7.2 Manual Dial ......................................................................................................................................... 26
4.7.3 Address Book Dial .............................................................................................................................. 26
4.7.4 Redial .................................................................................................................................................. 27
4.7.5 Incoming Call ...................................................................................................................................... 27
4.7.6 Audio Control ...................................................................................................................................... 28
4.8 Rendezvous (FW version 5.x only) ............................................................................................................. 28
4.8.1 Rendezvous List ................................................................................................................................. 29
4.8.2 Selecting a Unit for Rendezvous ........................................................................................................ 29
4.8.3 Rendezvous Options........................................................................................................................... 30
4.9 Manual Reporting Adjustments (FW version 5.0+ only) .............................................................................. 30
4.9.1 Setting Posn Interval ........................................................................................................................... 30
4.10 CDU Configuration (FW version 5.0+ only) ............................................................................................. 31
4.10.1 RV Persist ........................................................................................................................................... 31
4.10.2 Posn Int Persist ................................................................................................................................... 32
4.10.3 Posn Int Range ................................................................................................................................... 32
4.10.4 Asset Type .......................................................................................................................................... 32
4.10.5 Set Posn Delay ................................................................................................................................... 32
4.11 Encryption (FW version 5.0+ only) .......................................................................................................... 32
4.12 Compose SMS (Requires ISAT200A with CDP FW 6.x+) ...................................................................... 33
4.12.1 Enter New Number ............................................................................................................................. 33
4.12.2 Use Addr Book .................................................................................................................................... 33
4.12.3 Sending the message ......................................................................................................................... 33
4.13 Voice Messaging (Requires ISAT200A with CDP FW 6.x+) ................................................................... 34
4.13.1 Quick Voice Msg ................................................................................................................................. 34
4.13.2 Voice Message ................................................................................................................................... 34
4.13.3 Receiving voice messages ................................................................................................................. 35
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5 CONNECTING MULTIPLE DEVICES TO THE ISAT-200 ................................................................................ 36
6 UPGRADING FIRMWARE ................................................................................................................................ 37
6.1 Requirements .............................................................................................................................................. 37
6.2 Firmware Upgrade Instructions ................................................................................................................... 37
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 SCOPE
This document describes the operation of SKYTRAC System’s (STS) Cockpit Display Panel (CDP-300) in
standalone mode of operation and also when it is combined with a Dispatch Voice Interface (DVI-300).
1.2 TERMINOLOGY
If the CDP-300 is installed as a single unit it is referred to as the CDP-300 – Stand alone. If it has been combined
with a DVI-300 it is often referred to by the more informal term CDP/DVI.
This user’s guide describes the operation of both of these configurations as a voice and data control interface to
the ISAT-200.
Refer to DVI-300 User’s Guide (DOC0499) for DVI-300 standalone operation.
1.3 DESCRIPTION
The CDP-300 is an interface to the ISAT-200 that enables the user to send and receive satellite phone calls and
email messages. The CDP-300 also enables the user to view certain parameters of the ISAT.
CDP-300 and DVI-300 combined into CDP/DVI
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1.4 FEATURES
1.4.1 PHONE
International phone number dialling
Last number redial
Dial from address book (125 entries)
Volume control (10 settings)
1.4.2 EMAIL
Up to 99 pre-programmed Quick Mail messages
Send Quick Mail messages, receive emails, view sent emails, new email alert
Reply to an incoming email using pre-programmed and/or editable field replies
Send messages with editable fields to change such items as ETA time, PAX or destination
1.4.3 ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Address book with 125 entries each with phone number and email address
Trigger ISAT emergency mode
Automatic and manual brightness control
View ISAT-200 parameters
Buzzer option for alerts of new email and incoming phone calls
1.5 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
An installed ISAT-200 including antenna and an installed CDP-300 is required with the following firmware revisions
or higher.
ISAT-200 Firmware version – 00.10+
CDP-300Firmware version – 04.14+
Note: Some features in this manual apply to CDP-300 Firmware version 5.x
An open view of the sky by the ISAT antenna is required for all communications.
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1.6 ACRONYMS
ACRONYM
DESCRIPTION
STS
SKYTRAC Systems Ltd.
ISAT
SKYTRAC’s ISAT-200 Flight Following system
CDP/DVI
Combined CDP and DVI
CDP
Cockpit Display Panel
DVI
Dispatch Voice Interface
EFM
Editable Field Message
HMC
SkyWeb Hardware Management Console
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2 GENERAL
2.1 SETUP
Refer to either the CDP-300 Installation Manual (DOC0449) or DVI-300 Installation Manual (DOC0456) for details.
The CDP does not process or provide audio signals, except for the optional external buzzer. Audio signals are
provided directly from the ISAT-200 to aircraft audio systems. Refer to the ISAT-200 Installation Manual (DOC0334)
for details on how to setup the base audio levels during installation.
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3 OPERATION
3.1 MENU NAVIGATION
The CDP menus are navigated using the Arrow Keys (◄, ▼, ►, ◄) and Enter key (the center key inside the
arrows marked by a circle ◙) on the front of the CDP-300. Use the arrow keys to scroll the menus, and choose a
desired item, and then press the Enter Key to select it. The Right arrow key (►) can be used to fast scroll forward
through the entries (10 at a time) in the Quick Mail and Address Book menus.
In any menu, holding the Enter key ◙ for 2 seconds will return the user to the Main Menu. The current activity will
be aborted.
The CDP has two types of menus – Selection Menu and Information Menu. The operation of these menus is
explained below.
3.1.1 SELECTION MENU
A Selection Menu provides a list of options available to the user. The user can navigate through the menu to
choose and select an item. The Up and Down keys are used to scroll up/down thru a menu and the Enter key
selects and opens the item chosen by the cursor.
As a CDP-300 – Stand alone only the Left and Right arrow keys have the following ‘Hot Key’ functionality from the
Main Menu:
Holding the Left arrow key (◄) down activates the redial function. Holding the Right arrow key, (►) can directly
activate / deactivate the ISAT Emergency mode (see Section 0).
In all other menus the right arrow key has no functionality. In most menus the Left arrow key (◄) will take the user
back in the Menu structure.
An Information Panel provides information appropriate to the menu. For example, in the Main Menu, the
Information Panel shows how many unread email messages are in the inbox, or if any Alert conditions are active.
Caution: While in a voice call the ISAT-200 is unable to send position reports. Users should limit the length of the voice call in order to
allow position reports to be transmitted in a timely manner. All position reports are queued in the ISAT and delivered when the call is
finished.
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3.1.2 INFORMATION MENU
The Information menu provides the user timely alerts and feedback regarding the arrival of emails and phone
calls, and feedback information such as incorrect email address and phone numbers. The Information menu times
out after a brief time period, and brings the user back to the appropriate menu. Pressing the Enter key ends the
Information menu immediately.
This menu is informational only: all the navigation keys, except the ◙ Enter key, have no functionality in this
menu.
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4 MENU OPERATION
The CDP menu is organized into the following categories of functionality (those shown in italics below will only be
displayed if there is data/information to view):
Quick Mail
Inbox
Email
System
Emergency Mode (Only on CDP-300. This function is provided by pushbutton or toggle switch on the DVI-
300)
Display Alerts
Phone
Below options require appropriate firmware installed.
Rendezvous (RV) List
Posn Interval (PI)
Compose SMS
Quick Voice Msg
Voice Message
Details for these functions are below.
4.1 QUICK MAIL
Main Menu Quick Mail
The Quick Mail menu allows the user to send pre-programmed emails. The maximum number supported is 99.
The Quick Mails can be programmed in the SkyWeb application.
To send a Quick Mail Message, select the Quick mail option, then use the arrow keys to select the desired Quick
Mail Message followed by pressing the ◙ Enter key. If combined with a DVI, the DVI ‘Send’ key can be used for
“express send” to the predefined default address.(When scrolling thru the quick mails, the ► right arrow key can
be used to scroll 10 messages at a time. The ◄ left arrow key will return the user to the Main Menu).
The user is then prompted to select the message recipient, and either
1. Send the Quick Mail to the default address (as saved in the Quick Mail Message), or
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2. To send the Quick Mail to a recipient selected from the address book, or
3. Enter a New address from the keypad (CDP/DVI operation only)
Note: In the CDP/DVI configuration the user can also edit the quick mail and save the changes.
4.1.1 EDITABLE FIELD MESSAGE (EFM)
Quick Mails, and/or replies can be created to have user editable fields. The fields hold multiple options that the user
can select from, increasing the capability of a single message.
Example: A message can be created to have an editable field for a time value in the form (00:00), where each digit
can be adjusted, separately, enabling any value from 00:00 to 23:59 to be sent using one Editable Field Message.
Editable messages are pre-programmed with selectable options using the SkyWeb application. Please see your
SkyWeb Program Manager or their designate to get these entered.
In order to send an editable message, select the message that is to be sent from the Quick Mail menu by using the
◙ key. If using a CDP/DVI, the DVI ‘Send” key can be used to ‘express send’ to the predefined default address.
(Those that include editable fields will show ‘EFM’ in the top line of the display). Choose the recipient from the
available options (the default location or use the address book) and press the ◙ key. The cursor will automatically
be placed at the field that is to be edited. Use the ▲, ▼ keys to scroll through the preset options and the ►, ◄ keys
to move to the next editable field. (The number of editable fields will be indicated in the top right corner of the
screen).
Once the relevant entries have been made, select the ◙ key again to send the message.
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4.2 INBOX
Main Menu Inbox or Main Menu Email Inbox
Note: This menu option is only available if there are Inbox messages available to view.
The Inbox option is made directly available from the Main Menu and it can also be reached via the menu path:
Main Menu , Email Inbox.
The CDP Inbox can store 25 messages. After 25 inbox messages are stored, the CDP will automatically delete
the oldest inbox message to make room for a new incoming message.
If installed, the optional external buzzer will sound whenever a new email message arrives in the Inbox. The CDP
will also display an info message to alert the user.
Selection of the Inbox option will take the user to the list of messages. The number of messages in the Inbox will
be indicated in the top right corner of the screen. If a message has not yet been read the word ‘New’ will also
appear at the top of the screen.
The user now has 5 options:
Read
Quick Mail Reply (Email message only)
Delete
Reply(CDP/DVI only)
Read Next
4.2.1 READ
Scrolling down will allow the entire message to be read. After reading the message the user can either ‘Read
Next’, ‘Quick Mail Reply’ or ‘Delete’.
4.2.2 QUICK MAIL REPLY
The user can select the number of the message they wish to use as a response and then send it. The body of the
message is sent.
4.2.3 DELETE
Delete the message.
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4.2.4 REPLY
Note: This option is only available with the CDP/DVI. The user can reply to the message in the normal manner
using the DVI Keypad.
4.2.5 READ NEXT
Read the next message in the Inbox.
4.3 EMAIL
Main Menu Email
Note: In CDP-300 mode if all mailboxes are empty this option will be shown, but will NOT be selectable.
The CDP supports Email that functions similar to PC based email programs. Selection of this option gives the
user the following options:
Note: Mailbox choices will NOT appear if they are empty:
Inbox
Compose (Not available in the CDP-300 mode)
Sentbox
Outbox
4.3.1 INBOX
The Inbox has already been discussed in Section 4.2
4.3.2 COMPOSE
The user first selects where to send the message; either from the address book or by adding a new address. They
then enter the subject heading and message body and send the message.
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4.3.3 SENTBOX
Note: This option will only be available if there are Sentbox messages. The Sentbox has the list of the last 10
messages sent from the CDP to the ISAT. It overwrites the oldest sent message to store the next message being
sent. The user will have the options to either read the messages or delete them.
4.3.4 OUTBOX
Note: This option will only be available if there are Outbox messages. The Outbox has the list of all the Emails
that are queued to be sent from the CDP to the ISAT. If the Outbox messages are not being emptied, then the
CDP is unable to communicate with the ISAT. The user will have the option to either read the messages or delete
them. Once an Email is sent from the CDP to the ISAT, it is removed from the Outbox and stored in the Sentbox.
4.4 SYSTEM
Main Menu System
The System menu has many sub-menus for viewing system information and configuration items, and performing
Diagnostics or clearing Quick Mails, Emails, and Address Book entries. Functionality available under the System
menu is further described below.
Values can be generally changed using either the keypad or the up and down arrow keys on the CDP/DVI. The
arrow keys are the only option on the CDP-300.
The system menu has the following sub-menus to set and view various system parameters and information:
Address Book
Brightness
System Setup
Enter Flight Num
Display Off
4.4.1 ADDRESS BOOK
Main Menu System Address Book
The Address Book has three submenu options.
New
Edit
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Delete
4.4.1.1 NEW
Creates a new entry in the address book. Prompts for the name, phone number and email address of the person
you wish to add to the Address book.
4.4.1.2 EDIT
Edits an existing address book entry.
4.4.1.3 DELETE
Permanently deletes an existing entry.
4.4.2 BRIGHTNESS
There are up to five options selectable from the “Brightness” menu:
Use Optical Mode
Use Dimmer Mode
Manual Adjust
Dimmer Ext Rng Mode (not available in FW Ver 5.x)
Configuration
4.4.2.1 USE OPTICAL MODE
In optical sensor brightness mode, the CDP-300 senses the aircraft cabin ambient lighting using the light sensor
present in the Display panel and sets the brightness of the display, indicators and backlight proportional to the
aircraft cabin ambient lighting.
The Optical sensor updates the brightness about every 5-7 seconds to prevent display flickering in varying
ambient lighting conditions that are short duration.
4.4.2.2 USE DIMMER MODE
In the Dimmer Bus Mode, the brightness of the CDP-300 backlights and LEDs will simply follow the voltage on the
dimmer bus until the voltage set by the “Dimmer Bus Volt” Menu is reached. Afterwards, the display and
backlights will remain at maximum brightness.
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This method only functions if the dimmer bus has been wired to the CDP.
The exception is when the voltage falls below a configured minimum threshold, and the optical sensor indicates a
bright cabin, then the backlights and LEDs will be set to maximum brightness. This feature ensures that during
bright daylight when the dimmer bus is off, the Display and indicators are at their maximum brightness.
The threshold at which this occurs can be configured at the “Dimmer Threshold” menu option. Setting the Dimmer
Threshold to 0 disables the daylight mode behaviour, and this may be desirable for certain conditions. The user
can also vary the relative ambient brightness required to trigger a daylight response via the “Daylight Threshold”
menu option.
4.4.2.3 MANUAL ADJUST
Manual Adjust overrides any previously selected automatic modes (Optical Sensor Mode or Dimmer Bus). It
allows the user to manually adjust the brightness to one of 15 levels. This setting will persist in the system until
the next factory reset or until the setting is changed again, to one of the automatic modes or different manual
setting.
4.4.2.4 DIMMER EXT RNG MODE (NOT AVAILABLE IN STANDALONE MODE OR WITH FIRMWARE
VERSION 5.X)
The Dimmer Ext Rng Mode or extended dimmer bus mode allows the dimmer bus input to the CDP to make the
display brighter at the top end of the dimmer bus range and dimmer at the low end of the dimmer bus range. This
is useful for night vision equipment users who may need the display to go dimmer than the dimmer bus mode.
Note: The extended range dimmer bus mode must first be enabled using the CDP/DVI configuration menu:
System Setup Extended Dimmer Bus Cfg Enable Ext Dim Bus.
By default, use of the extended dimmer bus mode is not enabled and the option is not presented to users. The
effect of enabling adds the extended dimmer bus mode as an option in the brightness menu.
If the dimmer bus is not physically wired in a given installation, selection of the extended dimmer bus mode may
leave the display off (0 volts on the dimmer bus input pin). The configuration option prevents users from selecting
the extended dimmer bus mode when a dimmer bus has not been connected.
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When the CDP is installed and the extended range dimmer bus mode is to be used, the lower third of the dimmer
bus input voltage must be adjusted prior to use. To do this:
Set the brightness mode to use extended dimmer bus mode.
Using the dimmer bus, adjust the display to the lowest visible setting.
When the display is showing the Main Menu, the ► right arrow on the CDP will adjust the display refresh
rate.
Repeatedly pressing the ► right arrow will cyclically go through the 11 possible refresh rate adjustments.
Go through all the settings until the best setting is found.
Turn the dimmer bus up and down in the lower third of the dimmer bus input’s settings (the lower third of
the dimmer bus knob’s travel) to make sure that all the low dimmer bus settings are good.
After the best setting is found, the setting will be saved 2 minutes after the last adjustment. This saved
setting will be recalled every time the unit is powered on.
Note: The ► right arrow may be used to adjust the refresh rate whenever the CDP is displaying a menu (as
opposed to displaying a data entry screen, for example). Again, the last refresh rate adjustment will be saved 2
minutes after the user has completed the adjustment. This feature is not available in Standalone mode or FW Ver
5.x.
4.4.2.5 CONFIGURATION
This menu shows the current configuration values set for the brightness parameters:
Optical Gain (Values from 00 to 99)
Night Time Max (Values from 05 to 15)
Daylight Thresh (Values from 0 to 9)
Dimmer Thresh (Values from 0 to 9)
Dim Bus Voltage (Values from 00 to 35)
4.4.3 SYSTEM SETUP
Main Menu System System Setup
Caution: When using the extended dimmer bus mode, the display can be turned off by turning the dimmer knob all the way down. This
is different than the standard dimmer bus mode which can be set to make the display go to daytime brightness levels if the dimmer bus
is turned all the way down. The reason for the difference is that for the normal dimmer bus mode, turning the dimmer bus all the way
down is interpreted by the CDP as the user turning off the dimmer bus (i.e., it is daytime). This is not interpreted in the same way for the
extended dimmer bus mode. In this later circumstance, having the display go to daytime levels as a result of turning the dimmer bus
down may cause an uncomfortable glare in night vision goggles.
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