15 - Warning Systems Flashcards

1
Q

What will cause a Takeoff config warning?

A

6 Items

  • Stab trim not green
  • TE flaps not 1-25, or skew/assymetry/uncommanded motion
  • LE flaps not extended, or uncommanded motion
  • Speedbrake lever not down
  • Spoilers not down
  • Parking brake is set
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2
Q

When will the landing gear horn sound with 30 degrees of flaps?

A

Always, and cannot be cut out (>25 degrees)

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3
Q

Will a single fault in a redundant system usually trigger the master caution?

A

No, but the “recall” function will

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4
Q

When will the landing gear horn sound with flaps 1-10

A

Below 800’ RA, with the thrust levers reduced (below 20 degrees)

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5
Q

In a climb to selected altitude, when does the altitude alerter sound.
What are the visual indications?

A

900 feet before

White box around selected altitude, current altitude box turns bold

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6
Q

When deviating from selected altitude, when does the altitude alerter sound. What are the visual indications

A

Deviating more than 300 feet, amber current altitude until >900, returning below 300 feet, or selecting a new altitude

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7
Q

Can the PSEU light illuminate in flight?

A

No, not for most airplanes in the fleet

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8
Q

What system discovers the predictive windshear warnings

A

Weather RADAR

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9
Q

On the terrain display, what do the following indications mean?

  • Solid RED
  • Solid AMBER
  • Dotted RED
  • Dotted AMBER
  • Dotted GREEN
  • Black
  • Dotted magenta
A
  • Solid RED: look-ahead terrain warning active
  • Solid AMBER: look-ahead terrain caution active
  • Dotted RED: terrain mor than 2,000 feet above airplane’s current altitude
  • Dotted AMBER: 500(250 gear down) below to 2,000 fet above
  • Dotted green: 2,000 feet below to 500 (250 gear down) below aircraft
  • black: no significant terrain
  • magenta: no terrain data available
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10
Q

When can you do the following tests:

  • High speed (clacker)
  • Low speed (shaker)
  • GPWS (aurals etc)
A

All only on the ground

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11
Q

How do you cancel a below GS alert under 1,000 feet RA

A

Press the illuminated switch

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12
Q

When is predictive windshear available

A

Below 1,200’ RA

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13
Q

Look-ahead alert system for terrain will show for terrain within what altitude

A

2,000 feet

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14
Q

The fire warning activates under which conditions?

A

Fire warning in:

  • Engines
  • APU
  • Wheel Well
  • Cargo
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15
Q

Which errors will usually only illuminate during a recall?

A

Single channel faults in a redundant system

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16
Q

What does the INOP light on the GPWS panel signify

A

GPWS computer malfunction, power loss, or invalid inputs from connected systems (RA, ADIRU etc)

17
Q

What does the TERR INHIBIT switch do?

A

Disables look-ahead features and display

18
Q

What does the cyan TERR indication on the DU mean

A

Terrain display is enabled, either automatically or manually

19
Q

What does green lights in the flight deck usually signify

A

A fully extended condition. Either by landing gear or LE devices

20
Q

What are the purpose of master caution lights

A

To alert the crew of something outside the normal field of vision

21
Q

When is altitude alerting inhibited

A

When flaps are 25 or more, or a glideslope is captured

22
Q

Look-ahead terrain is based on barometric or radar altitude

A

barometric

23
Q

Look ahead/obstacle terrain cautions are approximately how far from the plane?

A

40-60 seconds

24
Q

Look-ahead/obstacle terrain warnings are approximately how far away from the plane

A

20-30 seconds

25
Q

When are windshear warnings (not predictive) enabled?

A

below 1,500 feet RA (at take-off starts at rotation)

26
Q

How can you enable predictive windshear prior to setting take-off thrust?

A

Pressing the WXR button

27
Q

When are predictive windshear cautions and warnings inhibited

A

Cautions: between 80kts and 400’
Warnings: between 100kts and 50 feet

28
Q

When will you first get a bank angle aural alert

A

Bank more than 35 degrees

29
Q

Proximate traffic is how far from the plane

A

1,200’ and/or 6 miles

30
Q

When are INCREASE DESCENT commands inhibited

A

RA

31
Q

When are DESCEND commands inhibited

A

RA

32
Q

When are all RAs inhibited

A

RA

33
Q

When are all TCAS alerts inhibited

A

RA

34
Q

When must you change the tail skid cartridge

A

When it shows only red