ADIRS Panel Flashcards

1
Q

When is a full alignment required?

A

o First flight of the day
o Crew change
o GPS unavailable – FMGC position on previous flight updated with
radio aids.

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2
Q

When is a quick alignment acceptable?

A

o When aircraft is in transit (full alignment not required).
o When deviation of the IRS position from the FMGC position is at or
above 5nm.

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3
Q

How is a quick align performed?

A

o Turn each IR selector off and back on (must occur within 5 seconds for each IR).
o Align on REF

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4
Q

When you turn the mode Selectors to NAV, what are you looking for on
the panel?

A

The ALIGN light illuminates steady.

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5
Q

What does the ON BAT light indicate?

A

o It is illuminated amber if one or more IR(s) is supplied by the aircraft
battery. Also illuminates briefly during the beginning of a full
alignment.

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6
Q

What does a steady white ALIGN light indicate?

A

The respective IR is in the Align mode.

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7
Q

What does it mean when the IR lights are extinguished?

A

o Alignment has been completed.

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8
Q

What does a flashing white align light mean?

A

o IR alignment fault (aircraft moved during alignment).
o No present position entered within 10 minutes of NAV selection.
o Difference of 1° LAT/LONG between shutdown and entered position

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9
Q

What does steady illumination of the amber IRU FAULT light indicate?

A

o A fault affects the respective IR.

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10
Q

What does flashing illumination of the amber IRU FAULT light indicate?

A

o Attitude and Heading may be recovered in ATT mode (you have lost
the navigation portion).

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11
Q

What does the amber ADR FAULT light indicate?

A

o A fault is detected in the Air Data Reference part.

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12
Q

Does turning the IR to OFF also turn off the ADR?

A

Yes

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13
Q

Can you turn the ADR OFF and still have the IR?

A

o Yes

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14
Q

With the loss of ADR 1, what would be lost on the Captains PFD?

A

o Airspeed and Altitude information (outside info)

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15
Q

What would restore the lost altitude and airspeed information?

A

o Selecting CAPT 3 on the EIS Switching Panel AIR DATA Selector.

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16
Q

What would be missing on the on the Captain’s PFD if IR 1 failed or was turned OFF?

A

o Attitude and navigation information. (Inside Info)

17
Q

What action would recover the attitude and navigation information?

A

o Selecting CAPT 3 on the EIS switching panel ATT/HDG selector.