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The 110-222.X13 is listed in official spare-parts documentation for the Raytheon Anschütz Standard 20 Gyro Compass. It is identified as the encoder assembly — this is a critical component in the compass sensor that reads the heading and transmits that data via the slip-ring interface to the rest of the system.
In the Standard 20 spare parts list, the relevant items include:
Encoder – part 110-222.X13 – this is the actual rotary encoder used in the compass system.
Slip ring with brush assembly – 110-222.X20 – provides electrical connections through rotating interfaces.
These parts work together so the gyro sensor can output heading data while rotating with the compass card.
Encoder (110-222.X13): Converts the physical angular position of the gyro compass card into an electrical signal that the compass electronics can process.
Slip Ring Card / Assembly: Allows electrical signals to pass from the rotating compass element to the fixed system wiring without twisting cables. Together these ensure continuous, precise heading output.
Resolution: The encoder provides 360° positional feedback used in the gyro compass control loop (internally specified as ~212 pulses per revolution in original manual text).
Note: This ~212 Pulses/Revolution figure is from internal service documentation referring to the encoder mechanism; the encoder electronics may further condition or scale these signals.
Part: Encoder, Type 110-222.X13 — mounted on the supporting plate of the Standard 20 sensor.
Role: Absolute rotary encoder providing 360° positional feedback for the gyro compass sensor assembly. It works in conjunction with the slip-ring assembly (110-222.X20) to transmit angular position signals from the rotating sensor to fixed electronics.
Slip-ring Details: The slip-ring assembly includes 11 slip rings integrated as a PCB to carry signals across the rotating joint
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