Flight Instruments, Display Flashcards

1
Q

Serge Ostrowsky

Each pilot has selected ND on the lower DU, through the ND button on his Multifunction Keypad. Which pilot controls this full display ND ?

A

FCOM > 10-20 System Description > Display Selection and Control > EFIS Control Panels

First come, first served : The pilot that FIRST selected ND onto the lower DU

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Serge Ostrowsky

If an EFIS control panel fails, can the displays still be controlled ?

A

FCOM > 10-10 > Controls and Indicators > DSP > Systems MFD Alternate Control

YES, through the backup EFIS/DSP display on the SYS page.

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3
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Serge Ostrowsky

Which DU does the Display Select Panel (DSP) control ?

A

FCOM > 10-20 > Display Selection and Control > Display Selection and Control Examples > Default Display Configuration

Each pilot’s on-side inboard DU

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4
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Serge Ostrowsky

What provides data to PFD and HUD when the Source selector (AIR DATA/ATT) is in the ALT position ?

A

FCOM > 10-10 > Instrument Source Select Panels

  • Backup airspeed and altitude
  • IFSD attitude.
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5
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Serge Ostrowsky

What is the range of the mini map below the PFDs ?

A

FCOM > 10-30 > PFDs > Introduction

Fixed range of 20 NM

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6
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Serge Ostrowsky

What do the Air Data Modules (ADM) do ?

A

FCOM > 10-20 > System Description > Display System Information Sources > ADRS

They convert static and dynamic air pressure to digital output for display and use by other systems.

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7
Q

Serge Ostrowsky

How is a degradation of aircraft position accuracy depicted on the ANP bars ?

A

FCOM > 10-30 > PFDs > Navigation Performance Indications

The ANP bars become longer, extending toward the center of the scale.

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8
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Serge Ostrowsky

Is the Electronic Checklist (ECL) required for Dispatch ?

A

MEL > 31.61.11

NO

A paper checklist or iPad equivalent must be available on the flight deck.

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9
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Serge Ostrowsky

When are V1 and VR (R) speeds removed from the PFD ?

A

FCOM > 10-10 > Controls and Indicators > PFD > PFD Reference Speeds

At Lift-off

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10
Q

Serge Ostrowsky

The AIRSPEED trend vector indicates predicted airspeed in how many seconds ?

A

FCOM > 10-30 > Airspeed

10 seconds

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11
Q

Serge Ostrowsky

The ALTITUDE trend vector indicates predicted altitude in how many seconds ?

A

FCOM > 10-30 > Altitude

6 seconds

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12
Q

Serge Ostrowsky

Which ND ranges allow the Airport Map to be displayed ?

A

FCOM > 10-40 > Navigation Displays > ND Information

Any range from 5 NM down :

5, 2, 1 and 0.5 NM

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13
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Serge Ostrowsky

What do the segments of the Position Trend Vector represent ?

A

FCOM > 10-40 > Navigation Displays > Typical ND Map Displays > ND Symbology > Map

They predict A/C position at the end of 30, 60, and 90 second intervals, based on bank angle and groundspeed.

Each segment represents 30 seconds.

Selected range determines the number of segments displayed:

  • > 20 NM ➙ 3 segments
  • 20 NM ➙ 2 segments
  • 10 NM ➙ 1 segment
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14
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Serge Ostrowsky

When is the Airplane symbol replaced by the symbol below on the ND ?

A

FCOM > 10-40 > Navigation Displays > Typical ND Map Displays > ND Symbology > Map

When the aircraft’s position is

  • North of 82N latitude, or
  • South of 82S latitude

Sorry les mouches… 😁

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15
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Serge Ostrowsky

What does the top of the Amber bar on the PFD Speed band indicate ?

A

FCOM > 10-10 > Controls and Indicators > PFD > PFD Reference Speeds

Minimum Maneuvering Speed, displayed with first flap retraction after takeoff.

Provides :

  • 1.3 g maneuver capability to stick shaker below approximately 20,000 ft
  • 1.3 g maneuver capability to low speed buffet above approximately 20,000 ft

Note : 1.3 g maneuver capability occurs at 40º of bank in level flight.

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16
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Serge Ostrowsky

What does the top of the bottom dashed Black/Red bar on the PFD Speed band indicate ?

A

FCOM > 10-10 > Controls and Indicators > PFD > PFD Reference Speeds

Minimum Speed :

The airspeed below which stick shaker activates.

17
Q

Serge Ostrowsky

What does the bottom of the top dashed Black/Red bar on the PFD Speed band indicate ?

A

FCOM > 10-10 > Controls and Indicators > PFD > PFD Airspeed Indications

Maximum airspeed as limited by the lowest of the following :

  • Vmo/Mmo, or
  • Landing gear placard speed, or
  • Flap placard speed
18
Q

Serge Ostrowsky

What does the bottom of the top Amber bar on the PFD Speed band indicate ?

A

FCOM > 10-10 > Controls and Indicators > PFD > PFD Airspeed Indications

Maximum maneuvering speed.

Provides 1.3 g maneuver capability to high speed buffet.

May be displayed when operating at high altitude at relatively high gross weights.

Note : 1.3 g maneuver capability occurs at 40º of bank in level flight.