7ER LIGHTS Flashcards

1
Q

Air System

A
  • AUTO 1 OR AUTO 2 cabin alt control functions are inop
  • MANUAL MODE selected
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AIR SYSTEM

BLEED AIR DUCT OVHT

A
  • Engine Bleed Air over temp
  • Engine Bleed Air Valves automatically closed
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Q

AIR SYSTEM BLEED AIR VALVE

A

Illuminated (amber) – engine bleed air valve is closed:
• automatically due to a system fault
• the switch is OFF
• the engine is not running

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4
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AIR SYSTEM

BLEED AIR LIGHT

A

-200 Aircraft
Illuminated (amber) – the engine high pressure bleed air valve is open when it should be closed.
-300 Aircraft
Illuminated (amber) – the engine high pressure bleed air valve and/or pressure regulating valves are open when they should be closed.

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5
Q

AIR SYSTEM

COMPARTMENT TEMP INOP

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• fault in the zone temperature controller
• the Compartment Temperature Control is OFF (FWD and AFT CAB only)
• the trim air switch is OFF.

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6
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AIR SYSTEM

DUCT LEAK (-200)

A

Illuminated (amber) – a high temperature bleed air leak is detected in the center pneumatic duct.

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7
Q

AIR SYSTEM

DUCT LEAK

A

Illuminated (amber) – a high temperature bleed air leak is detected in the left, right, or engine strut pneumatic duct.

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8
Q

AIR SYSTEM

HIGH STAGE(-200)

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• engine bleed air overtemp
• engine high pressure bleed valves automatically closed.

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9
Q

AIR SYSTEM

ISOLATION VALVE

A

Illuminated (amber) – isolation valve position disagrees with commanded position.

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10
Q

AIR SYSTEM

PACK INOP

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• the pack is overheated
• fault in the automatic control system.

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11
Q

AIR SYSTEM

CABIN ALT

A

Illuminated (red) –
• cabin altitude exceeds 10,000 feet
• extinguishes when cabin altitude descends below 8,500 feet.

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12
Q

AIR SYSTEM

EQUIP COOLING

NO COOLING

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• active in OVRD only
• no reverse air flow through the E/E compartment avionics.

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13
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AIR SYSTEM

EQUIP COOLING

OVERHEAT

A

Illuminated (amber) – high temperature or low airflow in the equipment cooling system.

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14
Q

AIR SYSTEM

EQUIP COOLING

SMOKE

A

Illuminated (amber) – smoke in the equipment cooling system.

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15
Q

AIR SYSTEM

EQUIP COOLING

VALVE

A

Illuminated (amber) – equipment cooling valves are not in their commanded position.

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16
Q

ICE AND RAIN

ENGINE ANTI ICE - VALVE

A

Illuminated (amber) – engine anti-ice valve position disagrees with the switch position.

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17
Q

ICE AND RAIN

PROBES

A

Illuminated (amber) – probe is not being heated in flight or neither engine is running on the ground.

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18
Q

ICE AND RAIN

WINDOW HEAT INOP

A

Illuminated (amber) – the window is not being heated.

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19
Q

ICE AND RAIN

WING ANTI ICE

A

Illuminated (amber) – wing anti-ice valve position disagrees with the switch position.

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20
Q

ICE AND RAIN

ICING (-200)

A

Illuminated (amber) – ice detection system indicates ice buildup on the airplane.

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21
Q

ENGINE

APU FAULT

A

Illuminated (amber):
• the APU has automatically shut down
• the APU fuel valve disagrees with the commanded position

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22
Q

ELECTRICAL

BUS TIE ISLN

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• a fault has occurred, automatically opening the AC bus tie breaker
• the BUS TIE switch is OFF.

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23
Q

ELECTRICAL

BUS OFF

A

Illuminated (amber) – the AC bus is unpowered.

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24
Q

ELECTRICAL

DRIVE

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• the generator drive oil temperature is high
• the generator drive oil pressure is low.

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25
Q

ELECTRICAL

EXTERNAL PWR AVAIL

A

Illuminated (white) – external power is plugged in and power quality is acceptable.

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26
Q

ELECTRICAL

UTILITY BUS

A

Illuminated (amber) – the utility and galley busses are unpowered.

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27
Q

ENGINES

APU FAULT

A

lluminated (white) - APU is at operating speed

Illuminated (amber):
• the APU has automatically shut down
• the APU fuel valve disagrees with the commanded position

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28
Q

ENGINES

EEC

A

ON – electronic engine control trims fuel flow for limiting N1 RPM when engine is accelerating at or near any thrust mode limit
Off (ON not visible) – hydromechanical fuel control is scheduling fuel flow
Inoperative (INOP) Lights Illuminated (amber) –
• EEC inoperative
• EEC selected off
• inhibited with switch on and engine shut down

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29
Q

ENGINES

ENGINE VALVE

A

Illuminated (amber) – engine fuel valve is not in commanded position

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30
Q

ENGINES

REVERSE ISOLATION

A

Illuminated (amber) – a fault has been detected in the thrust reverser system

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31
Q

ENGINES

SPAR VALVE

A

Illuminated (amber) – fuel spar valve is not in commanded position

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32
Q

ENGINES

STARTER VALVE

A

Illuminated (amber):
• valve is not in commanded position
• N2 RPM exceeds 50% and starter valve open

33
Q

FIRE

APU BOTTLE DISCH

A

Illuminated (amber) – the respective extinguisher bottle is discharged or has low
pressure

34
Q

FIRE

ENGINES BOTTLES DISCHARGE

A

Illuminated (amber) – the respective extinguisher bottle is discharged or has low pressure

35
Q

FIRE

CARGO BOTTLE DISCHARGE

A

Illuminated (amber) – the respective extinguisher bottle is discharged or has low pressure

36
Q

FIRE

CARGO BOTTLE ARMED

A

Push FWD ARMED – Light Illuminates
• arms all cargo fire extinguisher bottles
• turns off both recirculation fans
Push AFT ARMED – Light Illuminates
• arms all cargo fire extinguisher bottles
• turns off both the recirculation fans
• inhibits high flow operation of both packs
Off – normal position

37
Q

FIRE

ENGINE OVHT

A

Illuminated (amber) – engine overheat is detected

38
Q

FIRE

TEST FAIL

A

Illuminated (amber) – indicates the failure of the detectors in one of the following
systems:
• engine fire
• engine overheat
• APU fire
• cargo fire

39
Q

FIRE

MAIN DECK CARGO

A

Illuminated (red) – fire in main deck cargo compartment

40
Q

FIRE

MAIN CARGO DEPRESS

A

Off (DEPR not visible) – normal position
DEPR:
• shuts down right pack (two pack operation)
• commands remaining pack to low flow
• closes valves supplying air to cargo areas
• closes main deck zone trim air valves
• silences fire warning bell
• illuminates warning in lavatory

Illuminated (red) – fire in any cargo compartment

41
Q

FIRE

WHEEL WELL

A

Illuminated (red) – a fire is detected in one or both of the main gear wheel wells

42
Q

FLT CONTROLS

AILERON LOCK

A

Illuminated (amber) – aileron lockout actuator disagrees with the commanded
position

43
Q

FLT CONTROLS

AUTO SPDBRK

A

Illuminated (amber) – a fault is detected in the automatic speedbrake system. Do not exceed 320 knots and do not arm the automatic speedbrakes for landing. Use manual speedbrake deployment as required. Increased force may be required to
move the speedbrake lever into the UP position.

44
Q

FLT CONTROLS

LE/TE ALTERNATE

A

ALTN –
• arms the selected LE slat or TE flap alternate drive unit
• shuts off hydraulic power to the selected LE slat or TE flap drive
system.
Off (ALTN not visible) – alternate flaps and slats command inactive.

45
Q

FLT CONTROLS

LEADING EDGE

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• a slat disagree exists
• a slat asymmetry exists

46
Q

FLT CONTROLS

TRAILING EDGES

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• a flap disagree exists
• a flap asymmetry exists
• the flap load relief system is not operating when required

47
Q

FLT CONTROLS

RUDDER RATIO

A

Illuminated (amber) – the rudder ratio system is failed.

48
Q

FLT CONTROLS

SPEED BRAKES

A

Illuminated (amber) – the speedbrakes are extended when:
• radio altitude is 800 feet or below, or
• flaps are in a landing position

49
Q

FLT CONTROLS

SPOILER

A

Illuminated (amber) – one or more spoiler pairs are inoperative

50
Q

FLT CONTROLS

STABILIZER TRIM

A

Illuminated (amber) – stabilizer trim rate is one–half the normal control wheel
stabilizer trim switch rate.

51
Q

FLT CONTROLS

USCHED STAB TRIM

A

Illuminated (amber) – uncommanded stabilizer motion detected.

52
Q

NAVIGATION

IRS ALIGN

A

Illuminated (white) –
• steady – the related IRS is operating in the ALIGN mode, the initial ATT mode, or the shutdown cycle
• flashing – alignment cannot be completed due to IRS detection of:
• significant difference between previous and entered positions or an unreasonable present position entry
• no present position entry.
Extinguished –
• IRS not in ALIGN mode
• with mode selector in NAV, alignment is complete, and all IRS
information is available
• with mode selector in ATT, attitude information is available. Heading information is available following entry of initial magnetic heading

53
Q

NAVIGATION

IRS DC FAIL

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• DC backup power for the related IRS has failed
• if the other lights are extinguished, the IRS is operating normally on AC power.
• EICAS advisory message L, C or R IRS DC FAIL is displayed.

54
Q

NAVIGATION

IRS FAULT

A

Illuminated (amber) – a system fault affecting the related IRS ATT and/or NAV modes has been detected. The EICAS advisory message L, C or R IRS FAULT is also displayed

55
Q

NAVIGATION

IRS ON DC

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• normal AC power for the related IRS has failed and the IRS is operating on DC backup power from the hot battery bus (AC power not normal)
• if on the ground, the ground–call horn in the nose wheel well sounds, providing an alert that a battery drain condition exists
• EICAS advisory message L, C or R IRS ON DC is displayed
• momentary illumination is normal during alignment self–test.

56
Q

FUEL

FUEL CONFIG

A

Illuminated (amber) –
• low fuel quantity
• imbalance between left and right main tanks
• center tank fuel pumps off with fuel in center tanks

57
Q

FUEL

FUEL PUMPS

A

Illuminated (amber) – fuel pump output pressure is low

58
Q

FUEL

JETTINSON FAULT

A

Illuminated (amber) – jettison pump(s) and/or transfer valve(s) disagree with jettison switch position

59
Q

FUEL

XFEED VALVE

A

Illuminated (amber) – the crossfeed valve is not in the selected position

60
Q

HYDRAULICS

ISOLATION (Accessory Panel)

A

Illuminated (white) – the center number one electric primary hydraulic pump is isolated to provide hydraulic pressure to the reserve brakes and steering system

61
Q

HYDRAULICS

DEMAND PUMP

A

PRESS (amber) – pump output pressure is low.

OVHT (amber) – pump temperature is high.

62
Q

HYDRAULICS

PRIMARY PUMP OVHT

A

Illuminated (amber) – pump temperature is high.

63
Q

HYDRAULIC

PRIMARY PUMP PRESS

A

Illuminated (amber) – pump output pressure is low.

64
Q

HYDRAULIC

RAT

A

Illuminated (green) –
• the RAT is deployed
• the RAT is producing hydraulic pressure

Illuminated (amber) – the RAT is not stowed and locked.

65
Q

L/G

RESERVE BRAKES/STEER

A

ON – provides pressure to alternate brake system and nose wheel steering system.
Off – (ON not visible) – the reserve brakes and steering system is commanded off.

Illuminated (amber) –
• switch OFF – valve(s) disagree with commanded position from
automatic isolation feature
• switch ON – valve(s) disagree with manually selected switch position

66
Q

HYDRAULIC

SYSTEM PRESSURE/QTY

A

Illuminated (amber) – system pressure is low.

Illuminated (amber) – reservoir quantity is low.

67
Q

L/G

ANTISKID

A

Illuminated (amber) – a fault is detected in the antiskid system.

68
Q

L/G

ANTISKID

A

Illuminated (amber) – the antiskid switch is OFF

69
Q

L/G

AUTOBRAKES

A

Illuminated (amber) – the auto brakes are disarmed or inoperative

70
Q

L/G

BRAKE SOURCE

A

Illuminated (amber) – both normal and alternate brake system pressures are low

71
Q

L/G

BRAKE TEMPERATURE

A

Illuminated (white) – a wheel brake temperature is in high range (a value of 5 or above on the status page)

72
Q

L/G

DOORS

A

Illuminated (amber) – a door is not closed

73
Q

L/G

GEAR

A

Illuminated (amber) –the gear position disagrees with the lever position

74
Q

L/G

TAILSKID

A

Illuminated (amber) – the tailskid position disagrees with the landing gear lever position

75
Q

WARNING

CONFIG

A

Illuminated (red) – a configuration warning exists

76
Q

WARNING

GND

A

Push (momentary) –
• inhibits the ground proximity GLIDESLOPE caution when below 1,000 feet radio altitude

Illuminated (amber) –.
• a ground proximity caution exists

77
Q

WARNING

MASTER CAUTION

A

Illuminated (red) – a time critical warning or warning condition exists

Illuminated (amber) – a caution condition exists

78
Q

FLIGHT INSTURMENTS

CDCU

A

Center - Data - Concentrator Unit (DCU)

PFD and ND display(s) are being driven by the Center DCU.

79
Q

FLIGHT INSTRUMENTS

DCP

A

Display Control Panel

DCP data is missing
or invalid