| ·ADBP： | |
| ·ADIF： | |
| ·AID： | Any interface device between an EFB and the
ARINC 828 connector set. The AID may be implemented as a dedicated certified
device or as a function within a non-dedicated device, which protects the aircraft
systems and related functions from the undesired effects from non-certified
equipment and related functions. |
| ·AIS： | Aircraft domain as described in ARINC
Report 821: Aircraft Network Server System (NSS) Functional Definition |
| ·AMMD： | |
| ·Application： | Software unit interacting with the surrounding services. The receiver
of this protocol may be a basic service delivering avionics parameters to a multitude
of applications or it may be an EFB application directly. This protocol does not
distinguish between both and, for the purpose of simplification, speaks only of "EFB
applications.” |
| ·Base64： | MIME content transfer encoding standard, as defined by RFC 3548 |
| ·COTS： | |
| ·DD： | |
| ·DHCP： | |
| ·Discrete： | |
| ·Drive： | software unit responsible for controlling hardware and providing higher
level interface for the applications |
| ·EFB： | |
| ·Etherne
t： | IEEE 802.3 computer networking standard |
| ·GAPS： | |
| ·IP： | |
| ·LDU： | |
| ·NTP： | Network Time Protocol version 3, as defined by RFC 1305 |
| ·NSU： | Network Server Unit, as defined by ARINC 821 |
| ·raw2eng： | Function of translation raw data format into engineering values and units |
| ·SIF： | |
| ·SD
I： | Source/Destination Identifier, field within ARINC 429 word |
| ·SSM： | – Sign/Status Matrix, field within ARINC 429 word |
| ·STAP： | |
| ·STAS： | |
| ·TCP： | |
| ·USB： | |
| ·XML： | |