Table of Contents
1.0INTRODUCTION
1.1Scope
1.2Benefit
1.3Definitions
1.4Implementation
1.5Compliance
1.6ReferenceDocuments
1.7RTCAandEUROCAEDocuments
1.8RegulatoryApproval
2.0INTEROPERABILITYSTANDARDS
2.1ReferencePlane
2.2StandardizedSignaling
2.3PowerSupplytoEFB
2.4EFBConnectorOverview
2.5ConnectorCross-Wiring
3.0AIRCRAFTDATAINTERFACESERVICESANDPARAMETERS
3.1AircraftDataInterfaceServices
3.2AircraftDataParameters
4.0COMMONEFBCONNECTORSANDPINREQUIREMENTS
APPENDICES
APPENDIXA-EXAMPLEWIRETYPES
APPENDIXB-CONNECTORTERMINATION
APPENDIXC-EXAMPLEUSECASES
APPENDIXD-AIRCRAFTDISCRETESANDEXAMPLESIGNALTYPES
APPENDIXE-EFBSPACEPROVISIONS
APPENDIXF-EFBTERMINALMOUNTINGPROVISIONS
APPENDIXG-DIGITALSIGNALREFERENCEPLANE,LINKDESIGN
ANDVERIFICATION
APPENDIXH-ALTERNATEJ3AANDJ4ACONNECTORSANDPIN
REQUIREMENTS
APPENDIXI-METHODSFORTERMINATINGTWISTED-SHIELDEDPAIR
CABLEINTOQUADRAXCONTACTS
APPENDIXJ-EXAMPLEENVIRONMENTALTESTSFOREFBEQUIPMENT
APPENDIXK-J5-1ANDJ5-2ALTERNATETERMINALCONNECTORS
APPENDIXL-RFBTERMINALINTERFACE Abstract
Describes the aircraft Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) interface from the perspective of the aircraft signal interface to the flight deck, typically installed as one or more physical connectors.
