FPT 8800 ELT Programming Tablet | Standard Aviation Kit, ELT 345/1000, ME406, C406 series, B406-4, and G406-4
$6,278.74
The FPT 8800 series ARTEX programmer provides a ruggedized and simple to use ELT support tool that is suitable for both bench and field applications. Built on the Microsoft Surface framework, the ARTEX FPT (Field Programming Tablet) is a cutting-edge device designed to retrofit seamlessly with your existing ELTs in the field and bring a new era of efficiency and reliability to your operations.
This FPT 8800 ELT programmer is the standard configuration and includes necessary cables, adapters, and software for programming ELT 345/1000, ME406, C406 series, B406-4, and G406-4.
Note:Â This programmer does not measure power or read the beacon transmission transmitted by the radio. The FPT 8800 series reads the internal memory and reprograms the ELT to approved Cospas-Sarsat protocols only. Aftermarket 406 power test equipment such as Viavi 10k is required to provide the required annual beacon power test.
Features
- Microsoft Surface Tablet Technology:Â Provides a user-friendly interface and a familiar, intuitive experience while improving accessibility and flexibility
- Retrofit Existing ELTs:Â A cost-effective solution that streamlines your current ELT maintenance process and eliminates any third party programming
- Intuitive User Interface:Â Effortlessly program ELTs with the user-friendly interface, which saves time while reducing the potential for errors
- Enhanced Performance:Â Access and modify critical settings with precision
- Comprehensive Data Management:Â Easily store, retrieve and verify programming data and history to ensure compliance and readiness
- Future-Proof Technology:Â Designed to evolve with your needs, the FPT Programmer receives regular software updates to stay ahead of industry standards and regulations
- Programming:Â Capable of programming the desired protocol, NAV Data baud rate, and required information as outlined by Cospas-Sarsat through the applicable programming cable
- Printing Capability:Â ARTEX FPT can print a report for your records of customer verification
The FPT 8800 series ARTEX programmer provides a ruggedized and simple to use ELT support tool that is suitable for both bench and field applications. Built on the Microsoft Surface framework, the ARTEX FPT (Field Programming Tablet) is a cutting-edge device designed to retrofit seamlessly with your existing ELTs in the field and bring a new era of efficiency and reliability to your operations.
This FPT 8800 ELT programmer (EDMO# 8807) is the standard configuration and includes necessary cables, adapters, and software for programming ELT 345/1000, ME406, C406 series, B406-4, and G406-4.
Note:Â This programmer does not measure power or read the beacon transmission transmitted by the radio. The FPT 8800 series reads the internal memory and reprograms the ELT to approved Cospas-Sarsat protocols only. Aftermarket 406 power test equipment such as Viavi 10k is required to provide the required annual beacon power test.
Features
- Microsoft Surface Tablet Technology:Â Provides a user-friendly interface and a familiar, intuitive experience while improving accessibility and flexibility
- Retrofit Existing ELTs:Â A cost-effective solution that streamlines your current ELT maintenance process and eliminates any third party programming
- Intuitive User Interface:Â Effortlessly program ELTs with the user-friendly interface, which saves time while reducing the potential for errors
- Enhanced Performance:Â Access and modify critical settings with precision
- Comprehensive Data Management:Â Easily store, retrieve and verify programming data and history to ensure compliance and readiness
- Future-Proof Technology:Â Designed to evolve with your needs, the FPT Programmer receives regular software updates to stay ahead of industry standards and regulations
- Programming:Â Capable of programming the desired protocol, NAV Data baud rate, and required information as outlined by Cospas-Sarsat through the applicable programming cable
- Printing Capability:Â ARTEX FPT can print a report for your records of customer verification
| Weight | 0.1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 8 × 6 in |
| Brand | ACR Artex |
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