Communication

Question 1

What does the SEL light indicate?

Answer 1

You have selected a non-default radio (normal)

Question 2

What does the VOICE button do?

Answer 2

When selected ON, it filters out the morse code from the NAV radio

Question 3

When you press the transmit button, will you automatically be able to receive if you do not hit the receive knob?

Answer 3

No, you must manually receive the radio which you are transmitting on

Question 4

What does the INT/RAD switch do?

Answer 4

INT allows for a HOT mic through intercom systems.

The RAD is another PTT button for external radios

Question 5

What does the CALL button do?

Answer 5

Selected which radio to transmit on. When flashing the SELCAL system allows you to receive notice from ATC when a call is directed to your aircraft

Question 6

Which PA is louder? From the dedicated phone or through the PA button and headset?

Answer 6

Phone

Question 7

You press the CVR TEST pb and no tone is heard? What do you check?

Answer 7

Ensure the parking brake is on

Question 8

The SEL light indicator on both RMPs comes on amber when a transceiver, normally associated with one RMP, is tuned by another.

Answer 8

What causes a SEL light on an RMP to illuminate?

Question 9

Only 1

Answer 9

How many Transmission keys (ACP) can be illuminated (green) at any one time?

Question 10

The legend flashes amber and buzzer sounds for a call from the nose-gear bay, when the SELCAL system detects a call, when a call from a cabin crew member for 60 sec, if not reset.

Answer 10

When do CALL / MECH / ATT lights (amber) illuminate?

Question 11

All

Answer 11

How many COMM / NAV radios can you listen to at the same time.

Question 12

Pressing this key to extinguishes CALL, MECH and ATT lights.

Answer 12

ACP – what does the RESET key do?

Question 13

a push-to-talk switch for boom mike or oxygen mask mike.INT: boom and mask mikes transmit on interphone regardless of which transmission key is selected.RAD: press and hold, boom and mask mikes transmit on the radio selected on the ACP.

Answer 13

How does the INT / RAD key work on the ACP? And on the sidestick?

Question 14

Allows the flight crew to inhibit the audio navigation signals (VOR, ADF), pressing this key filters out ident signals and turns the green ON light.

Answer 14

What does the ON VOICE key do?

Question 15

Audio switch panel, the crew can switch to the third ACP if #1 or #2 fails, it takes away the third occupant access to the acoustic equipment. Audio 3 x FRD appears in green on the ECAM MEMO display.

Answer 15

What should you do if an ACP fails?

Question 16

two lights come in pink on the FWD or AFT area call panel, as applicable.On the Attendant Indication Panel (AIP), the ‘CAPTAIN CALL’ message appears and a light comes on in green.A high-low chime sounds in the FWD or AFT section of the cabin.

Answer 16

What happens when a FWD / AFT button is pressed on the CALLS panel?

Question 17

Following aural and visual alerts will trigger in the cockpit.On the EMER pb-sw, the ON light flashes in white.The CALL light flashes in amberThe ATT lights will flash on all ACPSThree buzzers (except T/O or LDG) sound.

Answer 17

What happens if the Cabin Staff initiates an emergency call to the flight deck?

Question 18

Pressed and held, may use a boom, mask, or hand mike to make an announcementThree green lines come on.Handset without action on the acps.

Answer 18

How does the PA TX Key operate?

Question 19

If transmit more than 60 sec.

Answer 19

What happens if a Radio Transmitter sticks ON?

Question 20

Switch off the affected RMP and use the other one.One RMP can control all receivers.

Answer 20

What should you do if an RMP fails?

Question 21

Each RMP can control any VHF transceiver, RMP1 and 2 are connected directly to all VHF transceivers.RMP3 is connected to them via RMP 1 and 2.Only RMP 1 functions in EMER ELEC config.

Answer 21

Which radios can be tuned from which RMP?