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Installation and Integration Services
For motion platforms and control loading
In most cases, the installation and integration of a feedback control loading or motion base platform system is performed by the customer, following the provided system manual and drawing set.
However, Servos & Simulation offers on-site installation and integration services for system check-out, calibration, and Acceptance Testing for control loaders. These services are available under a separate contract, and all requirements must be reviewed and proposed to the customer in advance. Scheduling is contract-dependent and coordinated accordingly.
Typically, the customer is responsible for:
- Mechanical installation of the control loader
- Installation of linkages
- Cable and wiring setup
If required by the customer, Servos & Simulation can provide mechanical or electrical engineering support to assist with the project.
For Feedback Control Loader Systems, acceptance is based on the following:
- Matching a set of static and dynamic curves from the aircraft, mutually agreed upon by the purchaser and Servos & Simulation
- Integration of the system with the simulator Host
- Demonstration of software functionality
- Confirmation that the simulator can be operated from the cockpit using the control loader
This assumes the purchaser has suitable simulation data available in a timely manner.
- Commissioning of the system
- Verification that the system meets specifications outlined in the ATP provided by the customer
- Integration of the motion base with the host system and control loader for FFTD
- Demonstration of software functionality
Again, this assumes the purchaser has suitable simulation data available in a timely manner.
FAQ
Installation typically requires adequate physical space, structural support, power supply, and system access for integration with control computers and simulation software.
Yes. Servos & Simulation systems are designed to integrate with customer-provided simulation software, host computers, and existing system architectures.
Integration typically uses Host Interface Software for communication, along with additional control and system software depending on the application.
Communication between the host system and motion platform is typically handled via UDP Ethernet, allowing real-time data exchange and responsive motion control.
Yes. Systems can be configured and adapted to meet specific hardware, software, and communication requirements for each application.
Yes. Engineering support is available to assist with installation, integration, troubleshooting, and system configuration.