WP500-2 Smart Weapons Tester

Handheld Smart Weapons Tester

500-Series Handheld Tester

WP500-2

The WilliamsRDM WP500-2 Smart Weapons Tester (SWT) is the next-generation handheld test set for modern and legacy aircraft armament systems. Engineered for rugged military environments and designed for ease of use, the SWT delivers comprehensive test capabilities in the smallest, lightest package available. 

Designed with today’s agile warfighter in mind, the SWT directly supports the USAF’s Agile Combat Employment (ACE) concept — enabling rapid armament verification and fault isolation at remote or austere locations, without the need for heavy or fixed support equipment.

With full MIL-PRF-28800G Class 1 compliance, the SWT supports MIL-STD-1760, MIL-STD-1553, and 16PP194 (WMUX) communications, providing unmatched flexibility for O-Level testing across multiple aircraft platforms, including Clean Wing (Flightline Fault Isolation) testing.

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Features

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Smart Weapons Testing

Support with full 1553 multiplex bus testing capability

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Larger Screen

Better visibility in all conditions

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50-hour battery life

Commercially available Li-Ion rechargeable battery

A person holds a handheld diagnostic device with a red digital display, testing cables connected to aircraft maintenance equipment in a hangar setting.

Data in-hand

Real-time, On-screen measurement data

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Customer-written TPS

TPS mods can be performed by the customer without using expensive hardware or software

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Automated Testing

User-supportable TPS’s

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Improved Reporting

Exportable XML formatted TPS Reports

Supported AME

  • BRU-46, BRU-47, BRU-57, BRU-61 Bomb Racks
  • MAU-12, MAU-40 & MAU-50 Ejector Racks
  • LAU-3/A, LAU-68 & LAU-131 Rocket Launchers
  • LAU-88 & LAU-117 Launcher for AGM-65 Maverick
  • LAU-118 Launcher for AGM-88 HARM
  • LAU-128 and LAU-129 Launchers for AIM-9 Sidewinder and AIM-120 AMRAAM
  • LAU-106 Launcher for AIM-7 and AIM-120
  • SUU-20 Practice Bomb Adapter
  • MER/TER-9 & TER-9/A & TER-9A MOD Triple Ejector Rack
  • M61A1 Vulcan Gun
  • 16S210 Launcher
  • SUU-25 Chaff/Flare Dispenser
  • F-35 IRCM and RFCM systems
  • F-35 Alternate Rail Adapter (ARL)
  • Dual Rail Adapter
  • Harpoon Integrated Aircraft Kit (HIAK)
  • Centerline & Wing Weapon Pylons
  • Air-to-Air & Air-to-Ground Clean Station Interfaces
  • Left & Right Hardpoint Interfaces

Specs

Dimensions

5.4″ H x 4.1″ W x 3.5″ D

Weight

1.6 lb

Operating Temp

-40°C to +55°C

Storage Temp

-51°C to +71°C

Humidity

95%

Compliance

MIL-PRF-28800G Class 1

EMI

MIL-STD-461F

Altitude

Operating: 15,000 ft / Storage: 40,000 ft

  • Two black and metal electronic devices are shown side by side on a white surface; one displays a screen and buttons, while the other shows ports, connectors, and wiring.
  • A black electronic device with a digital screen, labeled buttons, and indicator lights, mounted in a metal frame with a cable attached, displayed on a white surface with a gray background.
  • A close-up of an electronic control device with a digital display, labeled buttons, indicator lights, and a metal casing. The unit has arrows, an OK button, and labels such as PASS, FAIL, PV, and MA above the screen.
  • A close-up of an industrial metal connector box with two labeled ports, J1 (large, circular, with many green pins) and J2 (smaller, below, with a blue wire and a metal cap attached by a cable).
  • A person holds a handheld diagnostic device with a red digital display, testing cables connected to aircraft maintenance equipment in a hangar setting.
  • Close-up of a metallic refueling nozzle with attached hoses positioned near the landing gear of an aircraft. The blurred background shows wheels and the aircraft's fuselage.
  • A close-up of an aircraft’s underside shows a diagnostic device hanging by cables near the landing gear, with exposed wires and panels visible. The floor and part of a tire are in the background.
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