FMS 1 Flashcards
What condition should the pilots take into consideration when performing a GPS approach?
Outside air temperature
Magnetic Deviation
Wind Speed/Direction
outside air temp.
When one makes a flight plan change, the page title changes from ACT to MOD. What must you do to activate that flight plan change?
Press the EXEC key
Press the FPLAN key twice
Press the PERF key
Press the EXEC key
How does one move data from the scratch pad to the proper location?
Press the proper line select key
Press the appropriate Up/Down arrow key
Press the EXEC key
Press the proper line select key
What are these keys called?
Function keys
Program keys
Input keys
function keys
You are cleared to cross NEELY between 10,000 and 12,000 feet. What does your entry look like?
10000/12000
10000A12000B
A10000B12000
10000A12000B
The FMS will prevent you from adding an along - track waypoint 100 nm from fix A if the leg length is <100 nm.
true
false
true
A pilot defined waypoint can be stored _____.
In the INDEX function on the PROG page
In the DATA BASE function on the MFD MENU Page
In the DATA BASE function on the Index Page
In the DATA BASE function on the Index Page
When flying a LPV approach, the Required Provider should be ___?
SBAS
NONE
WAAS
WAAS
A VNAV altitude on the FMS is usually depicted in green. What color will it turn if the current rate of climb or descent will not allow the aircraft to meet that altitude requirement?
Red
amber
white
amber
What are the three types of SBAS approaches?
LOC, LNAV and LNAV/VNAV
LPV, LNAV, and LNAV/VNAV
LPV, LNAV/VNAV and GP
LPV, LNAV/VNAV and GP
What can you control on the second radio tuning page?
The Nav radios
The transponder “squawk”
The third comm radio
The third comm radio
On what page can one view VNAV data?
PROG
LEGS
FPLN
LEGS
Where do you go to accomplish a course intercept?
The FPLN page
The LEGS page
The DIR INCP PAGE
The LEGS page
When entering a PLACE BRG/DIST waypoint, the distance must be between?
1 and 199
0.1 and 99.9
0.1 and 199.9
0.1 and 199.9
You can control all of the functions of the Radio Tuning Unit via the FMS Radio Tuning pages.
TRUE
FALSE
FALSE