Multi-Protocol products are capable of concurrently hosting more than one avionics protocol on a single product.

The USB 429 is a highly portable USB 2.0-compliant device for communicating with ARINC 429 and/or ARINC 717 systems. These USB devices offer 4 to 16 ARINC 429 channels, up to 4 ARINC 717 channels, 8 input/output avionics level discretes, and IRIG time synchronization/generation. All power necessary for operation is provided via the USB port. The USB 429 is small, lightweight, and rugged and is the IDEAL replacement for PCMCIA applications!

The compact AB3000 is a highly flexible Intel® Atom based computer for demanding aerospace and ground mobile environments.

The Avionics BusBox 2000 Series product is a rugged, small, light-weight, conduction cooled, embedded computer with built-in avionics databus interfaces for 1553, 429, 708, and 717 with Serial, Ethernet, USB, Discretes, Flash, RAM and a real time clock for embedded operating systems such as Linux, VxWorks, Integrity and others.

The Avionics BusBox 1000 Series product is a small, light-weight, embedded computer with built-in avionics databus interfaces for 1553, 429, 708, and 717 with Serial, Ethernet, USB, Discretes, Flash, RAM and a real time clock for embedded operating systems such as Linux, VxWorks, Integrity and others.

Rugged embedded Mx5 Series databus interface cards feature exceptionally high channel counts in both single- and multi-protocol versions. Available for front- or rear-panel I/O in XMC or PMC. Cards interface with MIL-STD-1553, ARINC 429, 717, and 708.

The newest family of PCI and PCI Express cards for communicating with ARINC 429 and ARINC 717 systems. Models offer 4 to 32 ARINC 429 channels, and up to 4 ARINC 717 channels, 16 input/output avionics level discretes, and IRIG time ynchronization/generation. The sequential monitor has a DMA mode that automatically moves records to host memory through PCI/PCIe bus mastering.

• IRIG Timetag
• PowerPC user processor
• ComplactFlash slot
• Mixed protocols
• High channel counts

• High channel counts
• Mixed prtocols
• IRIG Timetag
• Extended temp available

• IRIG Timetag
• PowerPC user processor
• ComplactFlash slot
• Mixed protocols
• High channel counts
• PMC site

The PE1000 enables embedded computers built on the PCIe/104 and PCI/104-Express standards to interface with multiple databus protocols including MIL-STD-1553 and ARINC 429.

• Up to 16 ARINC 429 channels
• Up to 4 ARINC 717 channels
• 16 Avionics discrete I/O
• Rugged
• Extended temp design

PC/104 interface to ARINC 429. Four ARINC 429 receive and two transmit channels plus twelve configurable discrete channels.

The TS 717 is a portable USB-powered test set that enables a Windows computer to display ARINC 717/573 data from a Digital Flight Data Recorder (DFDR) or Digital Flight Data Acquisition Unit (DFDAU).

The DL 615 - ARINC 615 Data Loader turns any Microsoft Windows PC into an ARINC 615-3 and ARINC 603 data loader.

CoPilot integrates MIL-STD-1553, ARINC 429, ARNC 717, ARINC 708/453, Serial, and ARINC 664/AFDX® protocol functionality into one package. CoPilot users can host multiple boards and multiple databus protocols in the same CoPilot project.

USB 1.1 interface to multiple avionics databuses. Many configurations available.

Family of PCI interface boards for ARINC 429 databuses. Nine configurations available with up to eight ARINC 429 channels (user specified). Integrated systems available.

Family of cPCI interface boards for ARINC 429 databuses. Nine configurations available with up to eight ARINC 429 channels (user specified). Integrated systems available.

PCMCIA interface to ARINC 429 with up to four receive channels and two transmit channels.

PC/ISA interface to ARINC 429 with up to four channels (user specified).

IndustryPack interface to ARINC 429 with four receive channels and two transmit channels.

VME interface to ARINC 429. 68040 processor board and software with up to 16 ARINC 429 receive channels and 8 transmit channels. Many options available.

Older products are classified as legacy if they are still in limited production. Most legacy products have a more modern alternative and should be not be designed into or used on new programs. Legacy products are subject to parts obsolescence and may become unavailable with little or no notice. Legacy products have a limited one year warranty.

Products are classified as obsolete when they are no longer in production either because there is no longer a demand for them or because parts to produce them are no longer available. Obsolete products should not be designed into or used on new programs. A limited number of new or refurbished obsolete products are sometimes available. Obsolete products have a limited 90 day warranty.