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Wiring Diagram Manual

MODEL 510

Member of GAMA

COPYRIGHT  2006
CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY
WICHITA, KANSAS, USA
3 JULY 2006
510WD26 REVISION 26 1 SEPTEMBER 2019
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LIST OF REVISIONS
1. Effectivity
A. The configuration of each airplane is tailored to the request of the customer. This Wiring Diagram Manual covers airplanes
serial 510-0001 & On.
NOTE: Information in this Wiring Diagram Manual is applicable to all U.S. and foreign certified Model 510
Mustang airplanes. Information unique to a particular country is identified in the chapter(s)
affected.
2. Revisions
A. This Wiring Diagram Manual includes the original issue and the following listed revisions. To ensure that information in this
manual is current, the revisions shall be incorporated into the manual as they are issued.
Original Issue - 3 July 2006
Revision 1 - 1 August 2006
Revision 2 - 1 September 2006
Revision 3 - 2 October 2006
Revision 4 - 1 December 2006
Revision 5 - 1 January 2007
Revision 6 - 1 February 2007
Revision 7 - 1 March 2007
Revision 8 - 1 April 2007
Revision 9 - 1 June 2007
Revision 10 - 1 July 2007
Revision 11 - 1 September 2007
Revision 12 - 1 October 2007
Revision 13 - 1 November 2007
Revision 14 - 1 December 2007
Revision 15 - 1 February 2008
Revision 16 - 1 April 2008
Revision 17 - 1 May 2008
Revision 18 - 1 June 2008
Revision 19 - 1 August 2008
Revision 20 - 1 January 2009
Revision 21 - 1 April 2011
Revision 22 - 1 September 2015
Revision 23 - 1 September 2016
Revision 24 - 1 September 2017
Revision 25 - 1 September 2018
Revision 26 - 1 September 2019
3. Export Compliance
A. This publication contains technical data and is subject to U.S. export regulations. This information has been exported from
the United States in accordance with export administration regulations. Diversion contrary to U.S. law is prohibited.
ECCN: 9E991

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INTRODUCTION
1. General
A. The information in this publication is based on data available at the time of publication and is updated, supplemented, and
automatically amended by service letters, service bulletins, publication revisions, reissues, ICA supplements, and
temporary revision, which are issued through subscription services available from Cessna Customer Services. All such
amendments become parts of and are specifically incorporated within this publication. The latest changes to this
publication are given through the Cessna Customer Service subscription services and/or Citation Service Centers and
Citation Service Stations.
B. The information in this manual has been written for Cessna approved parts. If non-Cessna approved parts are installed,
refer to the manufacturers and/or seller's publications for inspection intervals, replacement time limits, methods of
inspections, life limits, etc.
C. Inspection, maintenance and parts requirements for Supplemental Type Certification (STC) installations are not included in
this manual. When an STC installation is incorporated on the airplane, those portions of the airplane affected by the
installation must be inspected in accordance with the inspection program published by the owner of the STC. Since STC
installations may change systems interface, operating characteristics and component loads or stresses on adjacent
structures, Cessna provided inspection criteria may not be valid for airplanes with STC installations.
2. How to Get Customer Assistance
A. Customer Service
CESSNA CUSTOMER SERVICE

Mailing Address One Citation Lane

Wichita, KS 67209
(1) If you need assistance with a general support question, publication information, subscriptions, or maintenance
programs visit our website at CessnaSupport.com or contact:
CESSNA CUSTOMER SERVICE
316-517-5800
Phone Numbers
1-800-4Cessna option 2 (1-800-423-7762)
Fax 316-517-5802
Email Address [email protected]
(2) For complex troubleshooting problems or structural repair or support visit CessnaSupport.com.
3. Coverage
A. This Cessna Wiring Diagram Manual is prepared with information given by the ATA (Air Transport Association)
Specification Number 2200 for Manufacturer's Technical Data.
B. Information beyond the scope of this manual may be found in the Maintenance Manual, Illustrated Parts Catalog, Structural
Repair Manual, Component Maintenance Manual, Nondestructive Testing Manual and Illustrated Tool and Equipment
Manual. For technical assistance concerning this manual, contact Cessna Aircraft Company, Citation Marketing Division.
C. This manual has been prepared to assist maintenance personnel. This manual provides the necessary information
required to enable the mechanic to troubleshoot, remove and replace components or repair systems.
D. Technical Publications available from the manufacturers of the various components and systems, which are not covered in
this manual, must be utilized as required for maintenance of those components.
E. Publications for this model are available in paper and as electronic media. The paper publications are available as
individual publications such as the Maintenance Manual, Parts Catalog, etc. The electronic media service publications are
available in a DVD, download, online and mobile application library that contain multiple books together. These
publications are kept up to date through routine revisions.
4. List of Effective Pages (Paper Version of this Manual Only)
A. A list of effective pages is provided with each wiring diagram manual chapter. All pages in the chapter are listed in
sequence with the most recent revision date for each page. A revised list of effective pages is provided for each chapter
that changes with every regular wiring diagram manual revision.

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5. Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA)

A. Wiring Diagram Manual
(1) The instructions provided in the maintenance manual are the principal instructions for continued airworthiness, the
information provided in the wiring diagram manual is also ICA. The wiring diagram manual may be revised to add
changes to the ICAs or to add additional ICAs when changes to the airplane type design require changes to these
instructions. When a revision to this manual is not possible within the time constraints for these ICAs, the instructions
may be transmitted with a temporary revision or with an ICA supplement. Temporary revisions will be incorporated in
the next revision to this manual and ICA supplements will also be incorporated in the next revision unless these
instructions require restricted distribution.
B. Temporary Revisions
(1) Temporary revisions may be produced to transmit supplemental instructions for continued airworthiness when a
revision to the wiring diagram manual is not possible within the time constraints for these ICAs. They consist of
figures which replace the existing paper and will temporally supersede the electronic data. Temporary revisions will
be included on the next electronic release cycle. Temporary revisions are numbered consecutively in the ATA chapter
assignment.
(2) Paper Version of the Wiring Diagram Manual
(a) Paper temporary revisions will be distributed on yellow paper. File the temporary revision cover sheet after the
title page of the chapter to which it applies and substitute or add the remaining pages in the paper manual.
(3) Electronic Version of the Wiring Diagram Manual
(a) The cover sheet will be located in the wiring diagram manual electronic library at the beginning of the chapter to
which it applies and the changed or added figures will be located in the appropriate location by ATA.
C. ICA Supplements
(1) ICA supplements may be produced to transmit supplemental instructions for continued airworthiness when a revision
to the affected manuals is not possible within the time constraints for these ICAs. ICA supplements will provide
supplemental instructions for one or more ICA manual and is to be used in conjunction with the affected manuals
(maintenance manual, wiring diagram manual, etc.) until those instructions are incorporated into the manuals. ICA
supplements are numbered consecutively by model in the ATA chapter assignment. All wiring diagram figures that
are revised or added will be located in Appendix B of the ICA supplement.
(2) Refer to the ICA Supplement List to determine the incorporation status for each manual affected.
6. Revision Filing Instructions (Paper Version of this Manual Only)
A. Regular Revision.
(1) Refer to the List of Effective pages of each chapter while inserting a revision.
(2) Pages changed by the revision will be indicated by the revision date on the page and on the List of Effective pages
for that chapter. The revised page replaces the existing page in the manual.
(3) New pages added to the manual are indicated by "Added" on the List of Effective pages. Pages are inserted in the
manual in sequence by chapter/section/subject and page number.
(4) Existing pages no longer needed in the manual are indicated by "Deleted" on the List of Effective pages. These
pages are to be removed and discarded. When a page has been deleted by a revision, the List of Effective pages for
subsequent revisions does not list the page.
B. Temporary Revisions:
(1) File temporary revisions in the applicable chapter in accordance with filing instructions that appear on the title page.
(2) Temporary revisions should be removed from the manual only when replaced by a revision to the manual or by
instructions noted on the superseding temporary revision.
7. Identifying Revised Material
A. Regular Revision
(1) Text Pages
(a) Additions, deletions or revisions to text pages in an existing section will be identified by a revision bar in the left
margin of the page adjacent to the change. The current revision date for that section will show in the lower right
corner of the section, below the page number.

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(b) When technical changes cause unchanged text to appear on a different page/pages, a revision bar will be
placed in the margin opposite the page number of all affected pages providing no other revision bar appears on
the page. These pages will be updated to the current regular revision date.
(c) When large technical changes are made to text in a section, a revision bar will be shown the full length of the text.
(2) Wiring Diagram Figures
(a) Revisions to wiring diagram figures are identified by the revision date in the lower right corner below the page
number. The revised information is listed in the effective pages as added, revised or deleted.
(3) Parts Lists
(a) Revisions to parts list pages are identified by an "R" in the right margin of the parts list and the revision date in
the lower right corner below the page number.
B. Electronic Manual
(1) Text
(a) Additions or revisions to text in a section will have a teal background to show the revised text. The current
revision number for the manual will show in parenthesis in the upper right corner of the page adjacent to the title
of the manual. The revision number for that section will show in parenthesis in the upper left corner of the page
adjacent to the chapter-section-subject.
(2) Parts Lists and Wiring Diagram Figures
(a) Revisions to a parts list are identified by an "R" in the right margin of the parts list. The current revision number
for the manual will show in parenthesis in the upper right corner of the parts list adjacent to the title of the manual.
The revision number for that parts list and figure will show in parenthesis in the upper left corner of the page
adjacent to the chapter-section-subject.
8. Manual Usage
A. Purpose.
(1) The Wiring Diagram Manual has been prepared by Cessna Aircraft Company to assist customer personnel in
locating, tracing and repairing of aircraft wiring and components. The wiring diagram manual may also be used to
assist in ordering replaceable wiring components and in identifying new and reclaimed parts. It is not approved for
any other purpose.
B. Effectivity.
(1) Airplane effectivity is indicated in the parts list by a ten-character alphanumeric code. The first five characters indicate
the first applicability and the last five characters indicate the last applicability on an unbroken sequence of assigned
airplanes. When an item is applicable to all airplanes covered by the Wiring Diagram Manual, the column is left blank.
C. Identification Procedures.
(1) Wiring Diagram Numbering.
(a) Wiring diagram numbering is in accordance with ATA Specification 100. This number is shown as three sets of
two numbers. Refer to Figure 1 for an example of wiring diagram numbering.
(2) Wiring Diagram Page Numbering.
(a) The page numbers 1 to 100 are used to number wiring diagrams. Sheet numbers will be used in the title block
for diagrams that require more than one page for illustration.
NOTE: Whenever a diagram is referenced to another, only the diagram number is used.
Therefore, where there is more than one page of the same diagram, it is necessary to refer
to the effectivity block to make certain the diagram applies to the airplane of interest.
A2005

Chapter/System 28−21−01 Subject/Unit

(Fuel) (Fuel Boost Pump)

Section/Subsystem
(Distribution)

Figure 1

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D. Wire Identification and Numbering.

(1) In each electrical and electronic wiring circuit, the wires are identified by a number-letter code called a wire number.
The wire number is either printed, stenciled or labeled on each wire segment. A wire segment is a run of wire
between two points in a circuit. The wire number explains where the wire is used and gives the wire gage. Refer to
Figure 2 for an example of the wire identification and numbering system.
(a) In the example in Figure 2, one end of the wire is spliced to other wire(s) close to pin lower case B of connector
P481, the second end of the wire is connected to pin upper case P of connector J482, the wire is 24 gage and
this wire is part of shielded pair number two on this particular wire diagram.
(2) The wiring diagrams in this manual do not show the wire number for each wire; however, the wires in the
airplane have wire numbers as shown in Figure 2
(3) STD (standard) on a diagram adjacent to the wire number indicates the wire is part of an optional system. The wire is
standard in all airplanes for easy retrofit of the optional system if desired
A3942
/ * B P481-P J482 (24) (SP 2 - B)

Indicates wire is spliced Color of Wire

with other wires within Numerical Sequence**
3 inches of component
TP = Twisted Pair
Connector Pin Following TT = Twisted Triple
is lower case SS = Single Conductor Shielded
SP = Shielded Pair
Connector Pin ST = Shielded Triple
CX = Coax
Connector (or other
component) Wire Size
Connector (or other component)

Connector Pin

** A numerical sequence for each type of wire (SP1, SP2, SP3; ST1,
ST2, ST3) on a wire diagram page. May be used to identify wires within
a shield or twisted group when they are not drawn adjacent and
enclosed by a twisted or shielded symbol. Example: SP2-B and SP2-W are
the two wires within a shield.
Figure 2
(4) Thermocouple leads are banded for identification and are color coded as shown in Table 1.
Table 1. Color Coding for Thermocouple Leads
Color Coding Wire Material
Green Tracer Alumel
White Chromel
Yellow Constantan
Red Copper
Black Iron
E. Equipment List.
(1) All the electrical and electronic equipment used in the wiring diagrams are identified by an alphanumeric reference
designator. This reference designator is used as a cross-reference symbol to the equipment list where the part
number and part description are shown.
NOTE: Additional part numbers are provided for some components. Alternate part numbers for the
component and part numbers for attaching parts, if any, are listed under the component.
(2) Reference designators consists of two (2) alphabetical characters followed by three (3) numeric characters.
(a) The first alphabetical character denotes component type.
A = Splice

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B = Controller
C = Capacitor
D = Diode
E = Instrument
F = Light
G = Ground
H = Circuit Breaker, Fuse, Bus Bar
J = Connector (Jack, Receptacle)
K = Relay
L = Inductor
M = Servo Motor
N = Logic Module Assembly
P = Connector (Plug)
Q = Transistor
R = Resistor
S = Switch
T = Thermal Element
U = Unit, Module
V = Solenoid Valve
W = Solenoid
X = Junction Block
Z = Cessna Assembly
(b) The second alphabetical character denotes general location in the airplane.
A = Aft bulkhead
B = Forward bulkhead
C = Left cabin
D = Left engine nacelle
E = Right engine nacelle
F = Right cabin
G = Landing gear
H = Horizontal stabilizer
I = Instrument panel
K = Aft baggage area
L = Left wing
M = Left wing feed-thru
N = Nose
Q = Mid pressure bulkhead
R = Right wing
S = Right wing feed-thru
T = Tailcone
V = Vertical stabilizer
Y = Fuselage fairing
Z = Inside a Cessna assembly
(c) The three (3) numeric characters are sequentially assigned and do not denote location or order of occurrence.
(3) Method three is three letters followed by two numbers and is used for wire ground blocks only. Refer to Figure 3 for
examples of method 3.
(4) Avionics system identification may be determined by identification of the third digit from the left of an avionics
designator.
(a) ##3## Identifies the following systems:
Auto Flight, Air Data, Flight Guidance, Gyros, AHRS, J-Box, Flight Data Recorder

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THE REFERENCE DESIGNATORS ASSIGNED TO THE GROUND BLOCKS.
REFERENCE THE LOCATION, TYPE OF GROUND, AND #1 OR #2 SYSTEM.

C CS 1 0

THE FIFTH LETTER NUMERICALLY IDENTIFIES THE GROUND BLOCK.

THE FOURTH LETTER IDENTIFIES EITHER #1 OR #2 SYSTEM.
THE SECOND AND THIRD LETTERS INDICATE THE TYPE OF GROUND.
DC=DC
AC=AC
SG=SIGNAL
CS=CHASSIS-SHIELD
LG=LOGIC
GS=GROUND STUD
THE FIRST LETTER REFERS TO LOCATION
N=NOSE
C=CABIN
T=TAIL

Figure 3
(b) ##4## Identifies EFIS systems.
(c) ##5## Identifies communications and audio systems:
COMM, Audio, Intercom, Telephone, Flitefone, Selcal, Locator Beacon, High Freq.
(d) ##6## Identifies short range navigation systems:
ADF, MLS
(e) ##7## Identifies long range navigation systems:
LORAN, GPS, OMEGA, PMS
(f) ##8## Identifies radar and pulse systems:
RADAR, Radio Altimeter, Transponder, DME, TACAN
(g) ##9## Identifies power, grounds, lighting, and miscellaneous systems
Example
EI301 INSTRUMENT IN INSTRUMENT PANEL
F. List of Chapters.
(1) The List of Chapters includes all chapters used in this manual.
G. Alphabetical Index.
(Paper version of this manual only.)
(1) The Alphabetical Index lists all wiring diagrams in the manual.
(2) The Component Index is an alphabetical list of components in this manual.
H. Reference Designator Index
(1) The Reference Designator Index is a listing of all reference designators included in the parts list. All reference
designators are cross-referenced to the part number and applicable chapter, section, subject, and figure where the
reference designator is used.
(2) Component locations are provided for most reference designators. Components that are part of another assembly,
such as a diode on a circuit board, do not have a location listed.
I. Part Number Index.
(Paper version of this manual only.)
(1) The Part Number Index is a complete listing of all parts included in the parts list. All part numbers are cross-
referenced to the reference designator and applicable chapter, section, subject and figure where the part number is
used.

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J. Chapter 91.
(1) Chapter 91 has reference information for: connectors, terminal boards, ground locations and circuit boards.
(a) Connector charts are provided for those connectors that contain wires for several different systems, such as
pressure bulkhead connectors. All contact pins are shown for the complete connector. The wire number for each
wire to a pin is shown with reference to the system where the complete circuit will be found.
(b) Ground locations are provided for all grounds. The grounds are arranged in alphanumeric order with the wire
number for each wire and a reference to the system where the complete circuit will be found. The location of
each ground is provided.
K. How To Use This Manual.
(1) All operable electrical components, such as relays, etc., are shown with the airplane on the ground, all circuits off or
de-energized and no electrical power on the circuits. Switches are shown in the off or normal position unless
otherwise noted.
(2) The Equipment List may consist of more than one line of information for a component. Make certain that all lines are
observed.
(a) A part number or part description may require more than one line.
(b) Serial effectivity may require more than one line.
(c) Special qualifying conditions, such as incorporation of a service bulletin, are listed after the component.
(d) Alternate part numbers may be listed after a component.
(e) Attaching parts, such as a backshell for a connector, are listed after a component. Attaching parts are indented
for identification.
(3) Some wire diagrams have too many parts to list on one page of text. In this case, identical wire diagrams are used
with a different parts list for each diagram.
(a) Identical wire diagrams will have the same figure and sheet number, to help identify duplicate wire diagrams,
although the page numbers will increment.
(4) Where applicable, this manual includes part numbers, zone information, supplier information, serial effectivity,
qualifying conditions, alternate part numbers and attaching parts information for all components assigned a reference
designator.
(a) All information for a component is provided on each parts page in which the component occurs.
(5) Letters or numbers are used to identify the contacts of a connector to which each wire is connected.
(a) The letter or number shown on the wiring diagram is also marked on the connector.
(b) A letter that is underlined indicates a lower case letter. On wiring diagrams: the letter may be printed in either
lower case or capital letters, but both indicate lower case on the connector.
9. Symbols
A. Refer to Figure 4 for examples of symbols used in this wiring diagram manual.
10. Manufacturer's Names and Addresses
A. Refer to the supplier address list for manufacturers names and addresses.
11. Service Bulletins
A. A record of service bulletins are listed in the service bulletin list.
B. The list of service bulletins summarizes service bulletin information.
(1) Service Bulletin Number - Service bulletins are numbered by ATA chapter number followed by a sequential number
with at least two digits, starting with number one (01).
(2) Service Bulletin Date - The service bulletin date is the printing date of the service bulletin.
(3) Manual Incorporation Date - This indicates how the service bulletin affects the manual:
(a) Date - This indicates when the service bulletin information was incorporated into the manual.
(b) No Effect - This indicates the service bulletin does not affect the manual.
(c) Other self-explanatory statements may appear (i.e., replaces, replaced, superseded, etc.).
(4) Title - The title identifies the service bulletin by nomenclature, it is the same title on page one of the service bulletin.

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BATTERY

BUS

CAP AND STOW

CAPACITOR

CIRCUIT BREAKER

The switch contacts connect to an annunciator

system to warn when a circuit breaker is open.

28V CURRENT LOAD

A1 SENSOR A2 Remote circuit breakers combine the functions
of circuit breaker and relay. A 1 amp or 0.5 amp
circuit breaker is used at pilot’s circuit breaker
panel to indicate an overload and can be opened
LOGIC by the pilot to disable the system. Remote circuit
breakers have a visual indicator to the right of the
3 connector. OPEN and CLOSED labels on red
and green backgrounds indicate the position of
relay contacts.

CONTROL SWITCH
(RELAY)

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CONNECTOR
The black circle indicates contact will accept 16 gage
wire. A black triangle indicates contact will accept
12 gage wire. Unmarked contacts accept 20 gage wire.

CURRENT SENSOR
Current flowing in coil opens switch to indicate circuit
is functioning correctly.

CURRENT
TRANSFORMER

Current flowing in wire produces a voltage in coil.

DIODE
Regular − Low resistance forward, high resistance reverse.

Zener − Low resistance forward, high resistance reverse

until a specific voltage is applied, then conducts freely.
Transzorb − A transzorb is similar to a zener, but with
higher peak current limit.
Varistor − High resistance either way until a specific voltage
is applied, then conducts freely. Example: V47ZA1 conducts
freely above 47 volts.

Varistor − Encapsulated for moisture protection.

FILTER

Passes direct current but opposes pulsating current; used

to reduce noise in sensitive avionics equipment.
FUSE/LIMITER

GROUND

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A3947 HEADSET

HEATER

HORN/SPEAKER

INTEGRATED CIRCUIT Integrated circuits do not necessarily work on the principle

of ON−OFF as a switch, instead some work on high and low
voltage. Example: high might be 5.0 volts and low might be
0.5 volts.
AND GATE − Output is low until both inputs are high,
then the output is high.
IN OUT
NAND GATE − Output is high until both inputs are high,
then the output is low.
IN OUT

OR GATE − Output is low until either or both inputs are high,

then output is high.
IN OUT

NOR GATE − Output is high until either or both inputs are high,
then output is low.
IN OUT

INVERTER − Output is low when input is high, output is high

when input is low.
IN OUT

OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER (OP AMP) − Amplifies the differences

in voltage between the two inputs. The minus input is the in−
IN OUT verting input and the plus is the noninverting input. If an input
is applied to the minus input, with the plus input grounded, the
polarity of the output will be opposite to the input. If an input
is applied to the plus input, with the minus input grounded, the
polarity of the output will be the same as that of the input.
TIMER − Changes the output from high to low in a regular pattern.

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A3949

LAMP

MOTOR

M Basic symbol for motor.

P RED
MOT MOT Reversible Motor − Direction of rotation is controlled
M by reversing power and ground on input wires.
BLK

CW
MOT Reversible Motor − Direction of rotation is controlled
by applying power to either field winding input wire.
CCW

WHT
MOT Nonreversible Motor − Direction of rotation is controlled
MOT by design; input wires may be connected either way.
MOT
WHT

HI Nonreversible Motor − Two−speed controlled by applying

LOW power to either input wire.

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A3951
PHONE JACK

The symbol for the solenoid may be a box or

RELAY a coil, the operation is identical

CURRENT FLOW CURRENT FLOW THE

WITH POWER APPLIED INSTANT POWER IS REMOVED

A diode is connected across the input wires of relays and

solenoid operated devices, such as valves, to protect voltage
sensitive navigation and electronic equipment. The diode
is reverse−biased for normal power and no current flows
through the diode. Current flowing through the coil of wire
produces a magnectic field to operate the relay or valve. The
instant power is removed from the coil, the collapsing
magnetic field produces a momentary spike of high voltage
which can be several hundred volts depending on the current
and the number of turns of wire in the coil. The diode is
forward−biased for the power generated in the coil and the
high voltage spike is dissipated through the diode. A varistor
is used in place of the diode on some relays.

ANNUNCIATOR
28VDC LOAD An annunciator relay has a connection on the
moveable contact to indicate by a light or
annunciator panel when the relay is energized.

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A3953
The contacts of a time delay do not move to the
energized position instantly when power is applied.

TIME
DELAY For some time delay relays, the delay time is part
of design of the relay.
3
9 For some time delay relays, the delay time is controlled
6 by the size of an external resistor.
1 Jumper wire gives 0.1 second delay.
7 160,000 OHM resistor gives 10−second delay.
4
Other resistors give delay time between 0.1 second
and 10 seconds.
B TIME A
DELAY EXTERNAL
2 RESISTOR
5

RESISTOR
REGULAR − resistance does not change.

T
TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED − resistance changes
with the temperature.

VARIABLE OR ADJUSTABLE − resistance changes

with mechanical input.

RHEOSTAT − Type of variable resistor with two wires.

POTENTIOMETER − Type of variable resistor with

three wires.

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A3954
SOLENOID/SOLENOID VALVE

NO (normally open) or NC (normally closed) by a

solenoid operated valve indicates the position of
the valve with no power applied to the solenoid.

E CLOSED
F
B CLOSE
D CLOSED B CLOSE

M E MOTOR
F ANNUNCIATOR M G MOTOR
(MOTOR ON)
A OPEN
C OPENED A OPEN
SHOWN OPEN C OPENED
D

SHOWN OPEN
MOTOR OPERATED - LIMIT SWITCHES STOP
POWER WHEN LIMIT OF TRAVEL IS REACHED.
SHUNT

SPLICE This symbol with no sp reference designator is a

permanent environmental splice; when identified
with an sp reference designator, it is an environmental
disconnect splice.
ENVIRONMENTAL
DISCONNECT

ENVIRONMENTAL

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A3941
SWITCH
SINGLE POLE/SINGLE THROW (SPST)

SINGLE POLE/DOUBLE THROW (SPDT)

may have OFF position in the center.

DOUBLE POLE/DOUBLE THROW (DPDT)

may have OFF position in the center.
Dashed line indicates all parts move
simultaneously.

ROTARY OR MULTI POSITION

TWO POLE ROTARY − On rotary or multipole

switches controlled by a knob, the poles
(or decks) are indentified on wiring diagrams
as A, B, C, with A being the part on the knob
or shaft end.

D D D
E E E
C C C
K K K
A B C
C C C
5
6 4
2 2 2 7 3
8
GRAYHIL L
2
3 3 3
9 1
10

SIDE VIEW
WITH TYPICAL TERMINAL NUMBERING REAR VIEW
C = Common terminals for each deck
1 thru 10 = Switch Terminals Position
EXAMPLE:
AC = Common terminals on deck A
B1 = Switch position 1 on deck B

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A3946

1NO TWO STAGE − Two pole, four pole or six pole switch designed
1C so that all moveable switch contacts do not move simultaneously.
1NC
2NC
2C OPPOSITE
2NO
2 POLE CENTER (NOTE)

TO FLAT
1NO
1C
1NC Handle position is referenced to the flat
2NO side of the mounting threads.
2C
2NC
3NC
3C
3NO NOTE: Some switches of this type do not have a center position.
4NC
4C
4NO
4 POLE
TO FLAT CENTER OPPOSITE
(NOTE)

CONTACT 1 OF 2 POLE NO NO NO
1NO CONTACTS 1 AND 2 OF C C C
1C 4 POLE
1NC CONTACTS 1, 2 AND 3
OF 6 POLE NC NC NC
2NO
2C
2NC CONTACT 2 OF 2 POLE NC NC NC
3NO CONTACTS 3 AND 4 OF C C C
3C 4 POLE
3NC CONTACTS 4, 5 AND 6
4NC OF 6 POLE NO NO NO
4C
4NO
5NC C IS THE COMMON TERMINAL
NC IS THE NORMALLY CLOSED TERMINAL
5C NO IS THE NORMALLY OPEN TERMINAL
5NO
6NC
6C
6NO

6 POLE

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A3948

PRESSURE OPERATED

TEMPERATURE OPERATED

TERMINAL STRIP

TRANSFORMER

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A3950
NOTE: Transistor contacts are identified as base, collector and emitter. Flow of
current through a transistor is controlled by the signal applied to the base.
TRANSISTOR The control current (3 to 5 percent of total current) flows between base
C and emitter. The main flow of current (95 to 97 percent) is between
collector and emitter. Transistors may be drawn without the circle.
B NPN

E COLLECTOR

BASE
C
EMITTER
B PNP

E
MAIN
CURRENT FLOW
C
BASE
B MAIN
DARLINGTON CURRENT FLOW
CONTROL
E SIGNAL

WIRE

TWISTED

SHIELDED

Q12A20 HIGH TEMPERATURE WIRE

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ZONE NUMBERING SYSTEM

1. Zone Numbering System
A. General
(1) The Model 510 is divided into numbered zones to provide a method for locating components. The zones are
identified by a three-digit number. Each digit designates a zone category: major, sub-major or subdivision. Refer to
Figure 1.
(2) Major Zones
100 - Radome and area below nose baggage shelves and below cabin floorboards to rear pressure bulkhead.
200 - Area above nose baggage shelves and cabin floorboards to rear pressure bulkhead.
300 - Empennage
400 - Nacelle area forward of firewall.
500 - Left wing
600 - Right wing
700 - Landing gear and landing gear doors.
800 - Cabin and emergency doors.
A3055
EXAMPLE
311
Major Zone Subdivision Zone

Submajor Zone

Figure 1
(3) Submajor Zones. The second digit of the three-digit number designates a further delineation of a particular area of
the major zone.
(4) Subdivision Zones. The third digit of the three-digit number designates a further breakdown of a submajor zone. i.e.,
upper or lower or left or right, in order to designate a reasonably small area to facilitate location of components.
B. How to Find a Component Using the Zones
(1) Identify the component reference designator on the wiring diagram of the particular figure.
(2) Refer to the text portion of the figure and locate the reference designator. Read across to the nomenclature. The zone
for that particular component is located in the nomenclature portion of the figure.
(3) After locating the zone, refer to Figure 2 to locate the component in the airplane.

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A38281

BL
0.00

110
FS 91.75
211 212

FS 144.00
221 222
FS 161.38

231 232
FS 208.00
242 CWS
CWS 210.00 CWS
CWS 210.00 241 279.08
WS 279.08 611 WS
353.84 511 353.84
521 621
531 631
522 512 612 622
532 632
311 312
410 420 FS 321.00 640
540

FS 406.00
411 412

321 322

351 352

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A38285

NOTE: View looking at the left side

of the airplane. Numbers
shown in (#) are for zones
found on the right side of
BL 0.00. Fairings are not
shown for clarity.

(820)
FS 211
91.75 (212) 810
801
(802) 221 231 241
WL (222) (232) (242)
88.00 110 111 WL
(112) 77.00
FS FS FS 141 FS
144.00 161.58 208.00 (142) 321.00
Forward 131 Aft
Pressure (132) Pressure
Bulkhead Bulkhead

311 330
321
(312) (322)

830
WL 77.00

313 FS
(314) 406.00

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A38351

340
341

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A38352

NOTE : View looking at the left side

of the airplane. Numbers
shown in (#) are for zones
found on the right side of
BL 0.00.

FS FS FS FS
161.58 208.00 321.00 406.00
FS FS
91.75 144.00

133 143 145 147 315 317

(134) (144) (146) (148) (316) (318)

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A38353

BL 0.00

FS 91.75

710

FS 144.00

134 133

FS 208.00
144 143

146 145
148 147

720 730

FS 321.00

316 315

318 317

FS 406.00

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A38354

236

224

223
226 227
228 225

233

234 235

7010T1001

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LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT GUIDE

1. Light Bulb Replacement Guide
A. The following table may be used for light bulb replacement. The reference designator identifies the light on it's associated
wire diagram. For lights that have no reference designator, the column is left blank.
REFERENCE AIRPLANE BULB
LIGHT DESIGNATOR ZONE QUANTITY BULB PART NUMBER
BAGGAGE AND SERVICE
Aft Baggage Light FT001 01 01-0770339-02
Duct Over Temperature TT004 01 MS28034-3
Duct Over Temperature TT003 01 MS28034-3
Duct Temperature TT002 01 MS28034-3
Duct Temperature TT001 01 MS28034-3
Fwd Baggage Light FN001 01 01-0770339-02
Rocker SN003 01 AT602-28V
CABIN
Cabin Temperature TC006 01 MS28034-3
Cockpit Temperature TF007 01 MS28034-3
EXTERIOR
Fuel Tank Temperature, Left TL001 01 MS28034-3
Wing Inspection FC001 01 84006-1
FLIGHT COMPARTMENT
Amber 'ON' FI001 01
Green 'TEST' FI002 01
Standby Instrument Placard FI017 01 510-287

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FUSE REPLACEMENT GUIDE

1. Fuse Replacement Guide
A. The following table may be used for fuse and fuse limiter replacement. The reference designator identifies the fuse on its
associated wire diagram.
NAME CIRCUIT LOCATION AIRPLANE ZONE PART NUMBER

HZ015 Left Power Distribution ANN-200

HZ016 Right Power Distribution ANN-200
HZ031 Landing Gear Control ANL50
HZ033 Left Power Distribution ANL100
HZ034 Right Power Distribution ANL100
HZ036 KHF-1050 HF COMM

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SERVICE BULLETIN LIST

1. General
A. The Service Bulletin List provides the service bulletin number, title and date. If a service bulletin has been revised, the
revision number is listed. If a service bulletin has been included in this manual, the manual revision date is given.
Service Revision Service Bulletin Title Service Bulletin Included In
Bulletin Date Manual
SB510-03-01 Conversion from FAA (US) to EASA Certification 15 MAY 09 9/1/2015
SB510-23-02 Enable XM Radio in the Cockpit 20 APR 11 9/1/2015
SB510-25-02 Aft Cabin Curtain Improvement 14 JUL 11 9/1/2015
SB510-25-03 Removal of the Cabin Sidewall Air Diffuser 1 NOV 11 9/1/2015
SB510-27-01 Flight Controls - Aileron Shield Sealant Revision 5 JUN 09 9/1/2015
SB510-27-02 Speed Brake Mechanical Switch Conversion 27 FEB 13 9/1/2015
SB510-28-02 Fuel - Locking Fuel Cap Installation 27 MAY 08 Apr 1/2011
SB510-29-01 Hydraulic Power - Hydraulic System Noise Reduction 25 JUL 07 Apr 1/2011
SB510-29-02 Hydraulic Power - Replacement Of The Hydraulic Pack 12 DEC 07 Apr 1/2011
Assembly
SB510-30-01 Ice And Rain Protection - Windshield Controller Wiring 8 SEP 09 Apr 1/2011
Harness Installation
SB510-30-02 1 PPG Windshield Anti-Ice System Improvement 30 MAY 12 9/1/2015
SB510-30-03 1 Windshield Connector Clip Assembly Improvement 31 aug 11 9/1/2015
SB510-30-04 Ice And Rain - Windshield Temperature Controller Wiring 20 OCT 10 Apr 1/2011
Improvement
SB510-30-05 Windshield Temperature Control Unit Modification 4 APR 12 9/1/2015
SB510-31-01 Master Caution Warning Light Wiring Modification 18 JUN 08 Jan 1/2009
SB510-34-01 Traffic Advisory System Installation 18 JUN 08 Jan 1/2009
SB510-34-02 Hardware and Software Update For Garmin G1000 14 APR 08 Jan 1/2009
Avionics
SB510-34-05 Dual Diversity Transponder Installation 8 MAY 08 Jan 1/2009
SB510-34-08 Garmin Transponder Hardware Improvement 5 DEC 07 Jan 1/2009
SB510-34-09 Navigation - Garmin G1000 Software Version 010-00435- 26 MAR 09 Apr 1/2011
16 Upgrade
SB510-34-10 Navigation - Garmin Synthetic Vision Technology 18 MAR 09 Apr 1/2011
Installation
SB510-34-11 1 Garmin G1000 Software Version 010-00435-21 Upgrade 8 APR 11 9/1/2015
SB510-34-12 1 Garmin Display Improvement 15 NOV 11 9/1/2015
SB510-34-14 Garmin G1000 Software Version 010-00435-24 Upgrade 4 MAY 12 9/1/2015
SB510-52-01 Doors - Improvement To The Door Frame Proximity Switch 29 APR 08 Apr 1/2011
SB510-52-03 Doors - Nose Baggage Door Hinge Improvement 13 FEB 08 Apr 1/2011
SB510-52-05 Doors - Aft Baggage Door Modification 28 JUN 2010 Apr 1/2011
SB510-53-01 Fuselage - Aft Cabin Structure Inspection 13 MAR 09 Apr 1/2011
SB510-54-01 1 Pylon Skin Improvements 3 MAY 12 9/1/2015
SB510-56-01 Windows - Windshield Screw Sealing Improvement 31 JAN 08 Apr 1/2011
SB510-56-02 Windows - Cabin Window Frost Pane Modification 13 APR 09 Apr 1/2011

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SB510-76-01 2 Transmittal of Pratt & Whitney Canada Service Bulletin 24 JUL 12 9/1/2015
PW600-72-63087
SB510-79-02 Oil - Oil Temperature Probe O-ring Replacement 22 FEB 08 Apr 1/2011

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ICA SUPPLEMENT LIST

ICA Supplement Title ICA Supplement Manual
Number Date Incorporation
Date
ICA-510-23-00001 SIGTRONICS SPA-4S CABIN INTERCOM SYSTEM ICA Jul 20/2012 Sep 01/2015
SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-24-00001 TELEDYNE 30AH BATTERY ICA SUPPLEMENT Jun 11/2011 Sep 01/2015
ICA-510-25-00001 AIR AMBULANCE CONFIGURATION (SEAT #3 FOLD OVER Jul 21/2010 No Effect
BKREST) ICA SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-25-00002 AIR AMBULANCE CONFIGURATION (SEAT #3 FWD Feb 19/2013 No Effect
FACING SEAT) ICA SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-27-00001 ROTARY SPEED BRAKE ACTUATION SYSTEM ICA Apr 28/2009 Sep 01/2015
SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-27-00002 AILERON PULLEY SHIELD ICA SUPPLEMENT May 18/2010 No Effect
ICA-510-27-00003 LINEAR SPEED BRAKE ACTURATOR SYSTEM ICA Oct 31/2012 Sep 01/2015
SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-28-00001 ALTERNATE FUEL APPROVAL ICA SUPPLEMENT Dec 15/2011 No Effect
ICA-510-30-00001 WINDSHIELD ANTI-ICE ICA SUPPLEMENT Feb 16/2009 Sep 01/2015
ICA-510-31-00001 COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER & FLIGHT DATA RECORDER Nov 16/2011 Sep 01/2015
ICA SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-34-00001 GA36 & GA37 GPS ANTENNAS ICA SUPPLEMENT Sep 26/2007 No Effect
ICA-510-34-00002 XM REMOTE AND AUX AUDIO INPUT OPTION ICA May 14/2008 Apr 01/2011
SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-34-00003 G1000 SYNTHETIC VISION TECHNOLOGY OPTION ICA Jan 30/2009 No Effect
SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-34-00004 GCU 475 FMS/MFD AND GMC 710 AFCS CONTROLLER Oct 28/2008 No Effect
PT NUMBER CHG ICA SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-34-00005 WIRING UPDATES - COMMON WIRE BUNDLE SPARE Aug 17/2009 Sep 01/2015
WIRES ICA SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-34-00006 KRA-405B RADAR ALTIMETER SYSTEM OPTION ICA May 21/2010 Sep 01/2015
SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-34-00007 TCAS II (RCZ-852 XPDRS) SYSTEM OPTION ICA May 04/2010 Sep 01/2015
SUPPLEMENT
ICA-510-34-00008 GDC 74B AIR DATA COMPUTER ICA SUPPLEMENT Oct 12/2010 No Effect
ICA-510-34-00009 XM RADIO IN THE COCKPIT ICA SUPPLEMENT Oct 25/2010 No Effect
ICA-510-34-00010 PHASE 12 G1000 SOFTWARE UPDATE ICA SUPPLEMENT Mar 12/2012 No Effect
ICA-510-76-00001 FADEC SOFTWARE V5.0 ICA SUPPLEMENT Jun 01/2012 No Effect

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SUPPLIER ADDRESS LIST

00213 MSD, INC. 08717 SLOAN CO.
700 ORANGE St. 7704 San Fernando Rd.
DARLINGTON, SC 29532 Sun Valley, CA 91352-4350
00779 TYCO ELECTRONICS CORP. 09445 DUKES, INC.
2800 Fulling Mill 9060 Winnetka Ave.
M/X 38-77 Northridge, CA 91324-3293
Middletown, PA 17057
02129 THERMOTION CORP. 0A744 DME ELECTRONICS
DBA MADISON ELECTRIC PRODUCTS 1330 E. 1st St.
9330 Progress Pkwy. Wichita, KS 67214
Mentor, OH 44060-1859
03481 GOODRICH CORP. 0BCW9 PIC WIRE & CABLE SUPPLY, INC. DIV. OF
AEROSPACE DIV. ENGINEERED POLYMERS ANGELUS CORP.
PRODUCTS N53 W24747 South Corporate Cir.
150 Division Dr. P.O. Box 330
Wilmington, NC 28401 Sussex, WI 53089-0330
03743 EGS ELECTRICAL GROUP 0GP12 RADIALL, INCORPORATED
APPLETON DIV. 150 Long Beach Boulevard
7770 FRONTAGE Rd. Stratford, CT 06497
SKOKIE, IL 60077
04426 ITW SWITCHES 0TRC3 GARMIN INTERNATIONAL, INC.
DIV. of ILLINOIS TOOL WORKS INC. 1200 East 151st St.
2550 Millbrook Dr. Olathe, KS 66062-3426
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089-4694
06090 RAYCHEM CORP. 10402 WHELEN ENGINEERING CO., INC.
DIV. TYCO ELECTRONICS Rt. 145 Winthrop Road
300 Constitution Dr. Chester, CT 06412
Menlo Park, CA 94025-1111
06141 L-3 COMMUNICATIONS CORP. 11139 THE DEUTSCH CO.
6000 Fruitville Rd. ENGINEERED CONNECTING DEVICES
Sarasota, FL 34232 36033 Whittier Ave.
Hemet, CA 92545
06324 GLENAIR, INC. 11468 U.S. OPTICS CORP.
1211 Air Way Orlando, FL 32800
Glendale, CA 91201-2405
07418 SUNBANK ELECTRONICS INC. 12697 CLAROSTAT SENSORS AND CONTROLS
1740 Commerce Way 12055 Rojas Dr.
Pasa Robles, CA 93446 Suite K
El Paso, TX 79936
07688 JOINT ELECTRON DEVICE ENGINEERING 14923 AERODYNE CONTROLS CORP.
COUNCIL 30 Haynes Court
2500 Wilson Blvd., Suite 220 Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
Arlington, VA 22201-3834

15513 DATA DISPLAY PRODUCTS 49367 AMPHENOL CORP.

445 S. Douglas St. AMPHENOL AEROSPACE PYLE-NATIONAL
El Segundo, CA 90245-4630 CONNECTORS
40-60 Delaware Ave.
Sidney, NY 13838-1395

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19710 MPC PRODUCTS CORP. 52713 PACIFIC PRECISION PRODUCTS MFG.

7426 N Linder Ave. 15261 Barranca Pkwy.
Skokie, IL 60077-3219 Irvine, CA 92618-2201
1DRT7 AERODYNE CO.NTROLS DIV. 55939 HONEYWELL, INC.
30 HAYNES Ct. GROUP BUSINESS/COMMUTER AVIATION
Ronkonkoma, NY 11779-7220 SYSTEM DIV.
5353 W. Bell Rd.
Glendale, AZ 85308-9000
1MXA1 RADIANT POWER CORP. 58657 LEACH INTERNATIONAL, INC.
6416 Parkland Dr. 6900 Orangethorpe Ave.
Suite B Buena Park, CA 90622-5032
Sarasota, FL 34243-4038
1WYD3 AVIATION COMMUNICATION AND 58982 AMPHENOL PCD, INC.
SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS, LLC Centennial Park
19810 N. 7th Ave. 2 Technology Dr.
Phoenix, AZ 85027-4400 Peabody, MA 01960-7907
22373 HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC. 59350 INCON, INC.
AEROSPACE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS F SERIES DIV.
23500 W. 105th St. 5 FLAGSTONE Dr.
1 Technology Center P.O. BOX 7300
Olathe, KS 66061 Lewiston, ME 04243-7300
27264 MOLEX, INC. 59742 MID-CONTINENT INSTRUMENT CO., INC.
2222 Wellington Ct. 7706 E. Osie St.
Lisle, IL 60532-1613 Wichita, KS 67207
28198 POSITRONIC INDUSTRIES, INC. 59976 AERO-ELECTRIC CONNECTOR CO.
423 N Campbell St. 1410 Kona Dr.
P.O. Box 8247 Compton, CA 90220-5409
Springfield, MO 65806-1007
2X920 LEE AIR, INC. 60253 ARTEX AIRCRAFT SUPPLIES, INC.
4603 S. Seneca St. 10714 Township Rd.
Wichita, KS 67217-4524 P.O. Box 1270
Canby, OR 97013
32890 LUMINESCENT SYSTEMS, INC.
4 Lucent Drive
Lebanon, NH 03766-1439
34163 AEROSPACE SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS,
INC.
1620 S. Broadmoor
Wichita, KS 67218

61349 AMETEK INC. 74025 MARATHON BATTERY CO.

U.S. GAUGE DIV. 8301 Imperial Dr.
900 Clymer Ave. P.O. Box 8233
Sellersville, PA 18960 Waco, TX 76712
61391 LIGHTNING DIVERSION SYSTEMS 77820 AMPHENOL CORP.
17851 Jamestown Lane AMPHENOL AEROSPACE
Huntington Beach, CA 92647 40-60 Delaware St.
Sidney, NY 13838-1395
61526 TURCK-MULTIPROX, INC. 7A378 STATE ELECTRONICS PARTS CORP.
3000 Campus Dr. 36 Rt. 10
Minneapolis, MN 55441-5019 East Hanover, NJ 07936-1000

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61547 SIGTRONICS CORP 80205 NATIONAL AEROSPACE STANDARDS

824 A DODSWORTH AVE N 1 TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES
WAY ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA INC.
COVINA, CA 91724 ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA INC.
1250 Eye St. NW.
Washington, DC 20005
63017 CONCORDE BATTERY CORP. 81343 SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
2009 San Bernardino Rd. 400 Commonwealth Dr.
West Covina, CA 91970 Warrendale, PA 15096
63426 NKK SWITCHES OF AMERICA, INC. 81349 MILITARY SPECIFICATIONS
14415 N. Scottsdale Rd. No. 600 PROMULGATED BY MILITARY DEPT.S/
Scottsdale, AZ 85260 AGENCIES
64375 NORWICH AERO PRODUCTS INC. 81579 MASON ELECTRIC CO., INC.
50 O'Hara Dr. SUBDIVISION OF CLAROSTAT MFG. CO., INC.
Norwich, NY 13815 440 W. Los Feliz Rd.
Glendale, CA 91204
66197 ELECTRONIC CABLE SPECIALISTS AND 81590 KORRY ELECTRONICS, INC.
ELECTRICAL CONSERVATION 901 Dexter Ave. North
SYSTEMS INC. Seattle, WA 98109-3536
11227 W. Forest Home Ave.
Franklin, WI 53132-1202
66752 PEPPERL & FUCHS, INC. 81640 EATON CORP.
1600 Enterprise Pkwy. AEROSPACE AND COMMERCIAL CONTROL
Twinsburg, OH 44087 DIV
2250 Whitfield Ave. E
Sarasota, FL 34243-9703
71379 CESSNA AIRCRAFT CO.
DEPT 870 PC
1 Cessna Blvd.
Wichita, KS 67277-7704
71400 COOPER BUSSMAN, INC.
114 Old State Rd.
P.O. Box 14460
St. Louis, MO 63021-5942
71468 ITT CANNON
DIV. OF ITT CORP.
666 E. Dyer Rd.
Santa Ana, CA 92705

82389 SWITCHCRAFT, INC.

SUBDIVISION OF RAYTHEON
5555 N. Elstron Ave.
Chicago, IL 60630-1314
91812 JANCO CORP.
3111 Winona Ave.
P.O. Box 3038
Burbank, CA 91504
93929 WARREN G-V
UNIT OF GENERAL SIGNAL CORP.
1 Apollo Dr.
Whippany, NJ 07981

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96906 MILITARY STANDARDS

PROMULGATED BY MILITARY DEPT. UNDER
AUTHORITY OF DEFENSE
Washington, DC
98087 ITT CORP.
ITT AEROSPACE CONTROLS ITT NEO-DYNE
28150 Industry Dr.
Valencia, CA 91355-4101
99699 DEUTSCH CO.,THE DEUTSCH RELAYS INC.
DIV.
65 Daly Rd.
East Northport, NY 11731-6304
9R636 THOMAS AND BETTS
1555 Lynnfield Rd.
Memphis, TN 38119
MTTP MAGNETEK TRANSDUCER PRODUCTS
Replaced by 65998
Simi Valley, CA 93065
S3013 LEMO SA ELECTROTECHNIQUE
Route De Lausanne
Morges, Switzerland

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LIST OF CHAPTERS
CHAPTER EFFECTIVE DATE *
21 Air Conditioning Sep 1/2019
22 Auto Flight Sep 1/2019
23 Communications Sep 1/2019
24 Electrical Power Sep 1/2019
25 Equipment/Furnishings Sep 1/2019
26 Fire Protection Sep 1/2019
27 Flight Controls Sep 1/2019
28 Fuel Sep 1/2019
30 Ice and Rain Protection Sep 1/2019
31 Indicating Recording Systems Sep 1/2019
32 Landing Gear Sep 1/2019
33 Lights Sep 1/2019
34 Navigation Sep 1/2019
35 Oxygen Sep 1/2019
36 Pneumatic Sep 1/2019
44 Cabin Systems Sep 1/2019
45 Central Maintenance System Sep 1/2019
52 Doors Sep 1/2019
74 Ignition Sep 1/2019
76 Engine Controls Sep 1/2019
77 Engine Indicating Sep 1/2019
91 Charts Sep 1/2019
* Represents date of each chapter's List of Effective Pages which is applicable to manual revision date.

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REFERENCE DESIGNATOR INDEX

1P604 CONNECTOR
1P605 GIA #1 INTEGRATED AVIONICS UNIT
1P606 GIA #1 INTEGRATED AVIONICS UNIT
1P702 GEA #1 INTEGRATED AVIONICS UNIT
2P604 GIA #2 INTEGRATED AVIONICS UNIT
2P605 GIA #2 INTEGRATED AVIONICS UNIT
2P702 GEA #2 INTEGRATED AVIONICS UNIT
AC002 SPLICE
AC003 SPLICE
AC004 SPLICE
AC005 SPLICE
AC006 SPLICE
AC007 SPLICE
AC008 SPLICE
AC009 SPLICE
AC010 SPLICE
AC011 SPLICE
AC012 SPLICE
AC013 SPLICE
AC014 SPLICE
AC015 SPLICE
AC016 SPLICE
AC017 SPLICE
AC018 SPLICE
AC019 SPLICE
AC020 SPLICE
AC021 SPLICE
AC022 SPLICE
AC024 SPLICE
AC025 SPLICE
AC026 SPLICE
AC027 SPLICE
AC300 SPLICE
AC301 SPLICE
AC321 SPLICE
AC322 SPLICE
AC323 SPLICE