Laversab 131-0341 – ARTS-7000 – Transponder A/C/S, ADS-B, TCAS I/II, DME, & UAT Testing

Yes! The ARTS-7000 Pulse configuration (131-0341) includes the Pulse antenna, power cord, tripod, and the test set itself, giving you everything you need to begin transponder, ADS-B, TCAS, DME, and UAT testing. If additional accessories or components are required for your specific application, PJi can supply them as part of your order. Be sure to mention any special requirements at the time of the quote so we can configure the package to match your operational needs.

The ARTS-7000 Pulse configuration (131-0341) does not include the 10dB External Attenuator (123-0235) by default. However, this attenuator is provided when you purchase the Pulse Antenna Coupler Shield (123-0237), which is strongly recommended for optimizing performance and protecting your test setup. Adding these accessories ensures accurate transponder and ADS-B testing while extending the service life of your ARTS-7000 system.

No. At present, the ARTS-7000 Pulse configuration does not support TACAN or IFF capabilities. Laversab is actively developing future updates that will add TACAN functionality to the ARTS-7000 platform. If TACAN support is essential for your operation, we recommend contacting PJi for the latest product roadmap details and guidance on available alternatives.

The Laversab ARTS-7000 Pulse configuration is designed for comprehensive avionics testing of transponders (A/C/S), ADS-B In/Out, TCAS I and II, DME, and UAT systems. This broad coverage makes it a versatile solution for both business and commercial aircraft maintenance facilities. By consolidating multiple test capabilities into one unit, the ARTS-7000 reduces the need for multiple testers and streamlines flight line operations.

Yes. The ARTS-7000 is fully capable of supporting ADS-B testing to ensure compliance with FAA and EASA mandates. With its advanced test functions and accurate signal generation, the unit enables maintenance crews to verify ADS-B performance during inspections and certifications. This makes it an essential tool for operators maintaining regulatory compliance worldwide.

Yes. Laversab designed the ARTS-7000 with upgradable software, allowing new test functions and features to be added as avionics requirements evolve. This future-proof design helps protect your investment by extending the unit's service life. Updates can include expanded system testing, improved automation, or compatibility with new avionics standards.

The ARTS-7000 Pulse configuration is built for portability and ease of use on the flight line. Its compact size and lightweight design make it practical for technicians to transport between hangar bays or remote airfields. The included tripod and antenna setup provides a stable and efficient testing environment wherever maintenance is performed.

Yes. The ARTS-7000 is designed to be flexible enough for both ramp testing in the field and bench testing in the hangar. Its robust RF performance and configurable options allow it to adapt to different environments. This versatility makes it a cost-effective choice for operators with varied testing requirements.

The ARTS-7000 features an intuitive touchscreen interface that simplifies avionics testing for technicians of all experience levels. Menu-driven controls and automated test sequences reduce training time and minimize the chance of operator error. This ease of use helps maintenance teams work more efficiently while maintaining accuracy and compliance.

Yes! The ARTS-7000 is designed to integrate seamlessly into existing avionics maintenance procedures. It supports automated test reporting and can connect with maintenance databases to streamline documentation. This integration reduces paperwork and ensures consistent recordkeeping for compliance audits.

Compared to legacy avionics testers, the ARTS-7000 offers greater functionality in a more compact, portable package. It combines multiple test functions into one system, reducing the need for separate equipment. Additionally, its software-driven architecture allows for ongoing updates, ensuring it remains current with evolving regulatory and technical requirements.

The ARTS-7000 is built to withstand the rigors of flight line maintenance. Its rugged design ensures durability in challenging conditions. It has been field-tested by airlines and maintenance organizations worldwide, proving its reliability in both hot and cold climates. This durability makes it a dependable choice for operators requiring consistent performance.

Yes. The ARTS-7000 is equipped with built-in self-test capabilities that allow technicians to quickly verify the unit’s operational status before use. This feature helps reduce downtime by identifying potential issues early. With regular self-checks, users can maintain confidence in the accuracy and reliability of their test equipment.

PJi provides sales, support, and training for customers integrating the ARTS-7000 into their maintenance operations. Our aviation specialists can help configure the unit with the right accessories, provide setup guidance, and offer ongoing technical support. By working with PJi, operators can maximize the value of their ARTS-7000 investment and keep their avionics testing programs efficient and compliant.