Indicating and Recording Flashcards
- The Flight Warning Computers (FWCs) acquire data to generate:
a. Alert messages, aural alerts, red warnings and amber caution, synthetic voice messages.
b. The display on system pages and engine/warning pages.
c. Only red warnings
a. Alert messages, aural alerts, red warnings and amber caution, synthetic voice messages.
- Which one of the following statements is true?
a. 3 Display Management Computers (DMCs) generate the alert messages and the red warnings.
b. 3 DMCs generate the images displayed on CRTs.
c. 3 DMCs are used to collect Aircraft data sensors information.
b. 3 DMCs generate the images displayed on CRTs.
- In normal operation:
a. DMC1 and DMC2 supply information to PFDs, NDs and ECAM.
b. DMC3 (ECAM part) supplies information to upper and lower ECAM.
c. DMC1 and 2 supply information to PFDs only, DMC3 supplies information to NDs and upper and lower ECAM.
b. DMC3 (ECAM part) supplies information to upper and lower ECAM.
- The APU BAT pb is blank. This indicates:
a. the system is operating normally
b. the system pb needs to be pushed
c. the corresponding system is deactivated
a. the system is operating normally
- The APU BAT pb shows amber FAULT light. This pb indicate:
a. the system is operating normally
b. there is a failure in the corresponding system
c. the corresponding system is deactivated
b. there is a failure in the corresponding system
- When the blue ON light on the external power A pb is illuminated:
a. the pb is in an abnormal position
b. you need to be aware of a failure in the system
c. the temporarily used system is operating normally
c. the temporarily used system is operating normally
- What is the function of (SDACs) System Data Acquisition Concentrators?
a. to generate displays to be sent to the various display units
b. to generate all visual and aural warnings
c. to supply information to the FWCs for warning calculations and data to the DMCs to be displayed
c. to supply information to the FWCs for warning calculations and data to the DMCs to be displayed
- Aural alerts and voice messages are transmitted:
a. only through the pilot’s headsets
b. through the loudspeakers even if the speakers are switch off
c. through the loudspeakers only if the speakers are switch on
b. through the loudspeakers even if the speakers are switch off
- In case of DU failure:
a. ECAM data cannot be transferred to another DU. The data is lost.
b. The information can be transferred to another DU to be displayed.
c. ND or PFD data cannot be transferred to another DU. The data is lost.
b. The information can be transferred to another DU to be displayed.
- Where is the PFD normally located on the instrument panel?
a. One PFD is located in front of each pilot on the inner display unit
b. One PFD is located in front of each pilot on the outer display unit
c. One PFD is located on the center Display unit for both pilots
b. One PFD is located in front of each pilot on the outer display unit
- The FMA displays:
a. annunciations and messages regarding FMGS operations
b. annunciations and messages regarding trajectory deviation
c. flags telling you which PFD information is lost
a. annunciations and messages regarding FMGS operations
- These green symbols = and \ indicate:
a. the maximum pitch and roll angles in normal flight control law
b. the maximum side stick deflection in normal flight control law
c. the maximum pitch and roll angles in all flight control laws
a. the maximum pitch and roll angles in normal flight control law
- When the Blue “TRU” appears above the heading display:
a. it signifies that the aircraft will be changing from the true to magnetic reference
b. automatically at high latitudes to signify that magnetic heading is replaced by true heading
c. only when you push the NORTH REF pb to TRUE
c. only when you push the NORTH REF pb to TRUE
- On the ND when in ROSE NAV, the data in the right corner reflects:
a. Waypoint/Track, distance, time to destination
b. Waypoint/Bearing-to-go, distance, ETA at the next waypoint
c. Waypoint/Frequency, DME distance, ETA
b. Waypoint/Bearing-to-go, distance, ETA at the next waypoint
- On the ND, the aircraft TO WAYPOINT is LMG. After LMG a solid green line is connected
to AMB then to CND. Also another waypoint LCA is connected from LMG using a dashed yellow line. According to this, LCA is a waypoint:
a. on the active flight plan
b. on the temporary flight plan
c. on the secondary flight plan
b. on the temporary flight plan
- On ND, when a red G/S flag is displayed in the middle-right hand side, it indicates:
a. All glide slope information has been lost
b. There is discrepancy between the Captain’s and First Officer’s glide slope indication.
c. There is a discrepancy between data received by the DMC and data being displayed.
a. All glide slope information has been lost
- On the ND, when an amber flag CHECK HDG is displayed:
a. there is a discrepancy between the ND mode displayed and the mode chosen on the EFIS control panel
b. the FWC has detected a difference between the Captain’s and First Officer’s heading
c. all ND information is lost
b. the FWC has detected a difference between the Captain’s and First Officer’s heading
- A red ND flag reading “VOR”
a. the ROSE VOR bearing is not valid
b. you have to check VOR frequency
c. there is a failure of a navigation receiver
a. the ROSE VOR bearing is not valid
- Which type of information is represented on the lower part of the E/WD?
a. Memo messages
b. Permanent data
c. The fuel on board and flats/flaps position
a. Memo messages