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About Cobham Life Support, ACR Products Cobham Life Support, ACR Products www.acrelectronics.com, designs and manufactures a complete line of safety and survival products including EPIRBs, PLBs, AIS, SARTs, Strobe Lights, Life Jacket Lights, Search Lights and safety accessories. The quality systems of this facility have been registered by UL to the ISO 9001:2000 Series Standards. Recognized as the world leader in safety and survival technologies, ACR has provided safety equipment to
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Table of Contents SECTION ONE- GENERAL _______________________________ 3 SECTION TWO- OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS _______________ 5 SECTION THREE- TESTING AND MAINTENANCE ___________ 7 APPENDIX A – WARRANTY, USEFUL LIFE POLICY, NOTICES 11 PLEASE READ ALL WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES CAREFULLY Y1-03-0146E 2
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SECTION ONE- GENERAL This publication provides maintenance and operating instructions for the MS-2000(M) Distress Marker Light. 1. Purpose The light is designed and intended to provide aircrew and other personnel with a high-intensity visual distress marker signal for use in the event of unscheduled abandonment of aircraft in isolated regions and other emergency and/or special operational mission situations. 2. General Characteristics . The MS-2000(M) Distress Marker Light is a
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3. Theory of Operation All electrical circuitry comprising the MS-2000(M) strobe light is enclosed within its main body case assembly. These circuits operate to step up the battery voltage to a level sufficient to fire the xenon flash tube. This stepped-up voltage is so timed that the flash tube will fire between 40-60 flashes per minute. IR filter (in storage position), ACR P/N 4459 Blue filter (in storage position), not visible when Flashguard, store
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SECTION TWO- OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS a. Turn "ON" Slide switch up until it stops. The strobe should begin flashing within a few seconds. b. Turn "OFF" Slide switch down until it stops. The unit will stop operating. c. White Light With the flashguard shield in the retracted (stored) position, slightly raise the IR filter and rotate it either left/right 90°, push filter in to lock into place. (See Figure 2) Stored Lift Rotate White Figure 2 d. IR Light
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IR light Stored Turn On Figure 3 e. Blue Light With the flashguard shield in the retracted (stored) position, slightly raise the IR filter and rotate it either left/right 90°. Then snap it in toward the side of the light to lock it into position. While holding the main body case with either hand, grasp the flashguard shield with the other hand and pull it up until it stops or a slight locking sound is detected, then release. This is an indication that the blue filter has
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SECTION THREE- TESTING AND MAINTENANCE 1. Light Leakage Test With the IR filter in its operation position (See Figure 3), turn the switch ON and observe that no light is transmitted through the sides of the case or the flashguard shield. Turn switch OFF. No light leakage is allowed in the IR mode. If necessary, replace the flashguard shield assembly and repeat the test. If a new flashguard shield fails to remedy the problem, the light is to be condemned and discarded in accord
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pressing the trap door down to turn the TS-23 "ON", or by removing the flashguard shield and inserting it into the tester. This is accomplished by separating the main body of the light from its flashguard shield. This separation is performed by holding the main body of the light with one hand while grasping the flashguard shield with the other and pulling in opposite directions. After separation, insert the top of the light into the trap door on the top of the TS-23/A, insuring th
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Battery preventive maintenance visual checks will be performed during initial and periodic inspections of the light. 4. Preventive Maintenance Checks WARNING: Do not perform preventive maintenance in a flammable atmosphere or near an open flame. a. MS-2000(M) Distress Marker Light (1) Check that the xenon flash tube lens is not cracked or discolored. (2) Check both the main body and flashguard shield cases for cracks or excessive abrasions. (3) Check for full and free opera
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7. Replacement Parts List (See Figure 1 for additional details) a. Flashguard shield assembly, ACR P/N 4463 b. Battery door assembly, ACR P/N 9338 c. IR Filter, ACR P/N 4459 Item a. comes complete with blue filter, IR filter and labels. Item b. comes complete with retention cable, battery cover screw, door and o-ring. 8. Parts Replacement Procedures a. To replace flashguard Remove the old flashguard by grasping the flashguard with one hand and the light body and lanyard in the o
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APPENDIX A – WARRANTY, USEFUL LIFE POLICY, NOTICES LIMITED WARRANTY This product is warranted against factory defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 (one) year* from date of purchase or receipt as a gift. During the warranty period ACR Electronics, Inc. will repair or, at its option, replace the unit at no cost to you for labor, materials and return transportation from ACR. For further assistance, please contact our Technical Service Department at ACR Electronics, Inc.,
