AW 139 Instruments Flashcards
The pilot´s Attitude Stand-by
b. Provides an output to the MAU’s
When the PUSH SYNC button is pressed
c. The Heading Bug aligns with current aircraft heading
The Emergency Locator Transmitter automatically activates during a crash or an emergency landing
c. And transmit on the 121,500 Mhz (civil), the 243,000 Mhz (military) and the 406,025 Mhz (SAR SAT)
The test of Emergency Locator Transmitter
a. Must be done according to the international authority rules
When the HDG mode is engaged
b. Any lateral beep operation modifies the input on that mode
With any mode engaged, the PFD different selection on the Guidance Controller causes
c. The disengagement of the mode(s)
The Flight Director modes can be engaged
c. When the air-speed is equal or greater the 60 Kts
The VOR 1 bearing pointer is displayed on the HSI
c. Under pilots selection through the Display Controller with the system valid
The ADF 2 bearing pointer is displayed on the HSI
c. Under pilots selection through the display Controller
On the HSI the pilots can display the on-side/cross side VOR/LOC
a. Under pilots selection through the Display Controller
The DH can be set through the DH knob on the pilot´s Remote Instrument Controller and
c. The new value is displayed on the pilot´s PFD only
The MAU #2 transmit serial data on the ASBC-D identified as:
c. Right primary and right backup
The MAU #2 receives serial data on the ASCB-D identified as:
a. Left primary, right primary and right backup
Which MAU is considered “Master” between the two
c. Always the MAU #2
The Decision Height (DH) is entered via the:
Remote instrument controller (RIC)
What does the PUSH TEST button on the DH knob test?
The radio altimeters
When is the automatic direction finder (ADF) bearing pointer displayed on the horizontal situation indicator (HSI)?
When signal is valid and the pointer is selected on the display controller.
How is an active caution displayed?
Displayed in reverse video and then displayed in amber text after MCL acknowledgement.
The Air Data Module (ADM) #1 provides data to the Modular Avionics Unit (MAU) #1 only, and in case of malfunction, form where is the copilot’s data on the primary flight display (PFD) provided?
The ADM #2 after pilot intervention.
Which statement is true with reference to the ATT mode?
It is the default mode when the autopilot is engaged.