TDG-FCP-101 Weapon System Firing Control Panel — Guarded Emergency Stop, Mode Selector and Safe/Arm Switch, 18–32 VDC

TDG-FCP-101 is a weapon system firing control panel: a compact control box that mounts flush in the operator console and puts the three controls a firing sequence needs onto one front face. The operator has a guarded emergency stop, a three-position mode selector and a covered safe/arm switch within one hand's reach, below the console displays.

Each switch state leaves the panel as a discrete signal through a single MIL-DTL-38999 connector on the rear face, so the panel connects to the system computer with one cable. The panel is designed and manufactured by TEDEG in Ankara. The photos show a unit built for a customer programme; the front-face legends follow that order.

The layout is built around deliberate action. The emergency stop sits inside a fixed mechanical guard that prevents accidental actuation but leaves the button reachable with a palm. The mode selector is a three-position rotary switch (OFF / STANDBY / FIRE on the unit shown). The safe/arm switch is a toggle under a hinged cover: the cover has to be lifted before the switch can be moved to the armed position.

The enclosure is aluminium with a flanged front panel and four mounting holes; the panel operates from 18–32 VDC and is designed to MIL-STD-1275E vehicle power.

Specifications:

The panel is a platform-specific build. These are set per project:

• Number and type of switches, and their positions on the front face
• Legend wording and language
• Connector type, contact arrangement and orientation
• Enclosure colour and mounting hole pattern

• Weapon system operator consoles on land and naval platforms
• Ground control stations, below the operator displays
• Training and test consoles that need the same switch layout as the operational system

TEDEG builds the enclosure, front panel, wiring harness and marking in-house, so a panel can be matched to an existing console cut-out and connector plan instead of the console being adapted to a catalogue part. The same team builds the Mil-Drive HCU-400 pendant control unit and the PowerGuard RCU-01 remote control unit. All vehicle electronics are in the Vetronics category; use the quote form to send your switch list and console drawing.