TM 55-6930-212-10CHAPTER 4DIGITAL IMAGE GENERATION SYSTEMSection I. GENERAL DESCRIPTION4-1. GENERAL.4-2. The simulator uses a digital image generation (DIG) system to provide the necessary visual displays. A computer-generated data base provides tactical and instrument gaming areas of approximately 8,000 square kilometers each. Thegaming area represents a generic terrain designed specifically to meet diverse training requirements related to cargohelicopter operations.4-3. OUT-THE-WINDOWDISPLAYS .4-4. The simulator visual system provides full visual displays in four OTW displays (two forward and two side). Thedisplay images are supplied by the DIG, which simulates day, dusk/dawn and night operations.4-5. CHINWINDOWDISPLAYS .4-6. Chin windows are located on the left side of the copilot and on the right side of the pilot, both at cockpit floor level.Chin window displays are compatible with the OTW scene.4-7. Each chin window display monitor assembly uses a self-contained color monitor and reflective optical assembly thattogether provide a collimated display image. The self-contained color monitor accepts the video signal from the digitalimage generator, processes these signals, and displays the resultant color images on the CRT. The variousconfigurations of chin window and forward and side window displays are determined by the instructor and are shownbelow:PilotdisplaysCopilotdisplaysSideChinFrontSideChinFrontONOFFONONOFFONONONONOFFOFFONOFFOFFONONONONOFFONONOFFONON4-8. NIGHTVISIONGOGGLES .4-9. The simulator is compatible with night vision devices.4-1/(4-2 blank)
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