Instruments

Question 1

During normal operations, which flight instrument receives information directly from the ADC?

Answer 1

Pilot’s altimeter by ADC#1 and co-pilot’s by ADC#2

Question 2

What information does the #1 ADC receive?

Answer 2

Pitot, static, temperature, altimeter setting, encoding altitude, altitude selection, overspeed, HSI selection #1 Nav Data

Question 3

What does the HSI SEL switch do?

Answer 3

Couples the HSI selected side and the ADC to the autopilot

Question 4

What is the indication of an ADC failure?

Answer 4

A flag will appear on the affected altimeter.

Question 5

What action should be taken if an ADC fails?

Answer 5

Switch HSI SEL to the other side

Question 6

What are the standard operating modes for the AHRS?

Answer 6

Normal for Attitude, Slaved for heading

Question 7

What are the reduced operating modes of the AHRS?

Answer 7

Basic for Attitude, DG for Heading

Question 8

What is the BASIC mode of AHRS?

Answer 8

Attitude information not corrected for acceleration

Question 9

What are the limitations for take-off in reduced operating mode of the AHRS?

Answer 9

Not Approved - Prohibited

Question 10

What action should be taken in the event of an ATT failure?

Answer 10

Engage ATTITUDE REVERSION by pushing ATT REV on the EFIS Controller

Question 11

What happens when you engage ATT REV on the EFIS Controller?

Answer 11

Attitude information is displayed on the EADI from the cross-side and the opposite side ATT1 or ATT2 is displayed on the reverted EADI

Question 12

What action should be taken in the event of a HDG failure?

Answer 12

Engage Heading Reversion by pushing HDG REV on the EFIS controller

Question 13

What happens when you engage HDG REV on the EFIS Controller

Answer 13

Heading information is displayed on the EHSI from the cross-side and the opposite side MAG1 or MAG2 is displayed on the reverted EHSI

Question 14

Where does the standby altimeter receive static pressure from?

Answer 14

Pilot Static Source or Alternate Static Source (depending on MOD)

Question 15

What does the alternate static selector do?

Answer 15

Provides an Alternate Static Source for either the Pilot or Co-pilot

Question 16

What does the AOA F-S indicator on the left side of the EADI indicator?

Answer 16

Speed relative to the Vref speed

Question 17

What are the indications of a radio altitude failure?

Answer 17

Dashes after the RA on the EADI and the Rising Runway is removed

Question 18

Where is the digital RAD ALT information displayed?

Answer 18

Lower right corner of the EADI

Question 19

What are the indication of a CRT failure?

Answer 19

Blank screen

Question 20

What action should be taken following a CRT failure?

Answer 20

Turn the failed unit off and switch to the composite mode display

Question 21

What limitations are there when using composite mode

Answer 21

No ILS permitted on the composite side

Question 22

What is the indication of a symbol generator failure?

Answer 22

Blank screen on EADI and EHSI

Question 23

What is the indication of a symbol generator data failure?

Answer 23

Large X across screen, SG FAIL screen

Question 24

What action should be taken in the event of a symbol generator failure and what is the indication following the action?

Answer 24

Push REVN button above the EADI to get the opposite side information on the failed side, noted on left side of EADI

Question 25

What are the marker indications displayed?

Answer 25

EADI under the vertical Glide Slope. On the annunciator panel above the EADI

Question 26

Where is the DH set and displayed?

Answer 26

Set on the EFIS controller and displayed on the lower left side of the EADI

Question 27

Where does the standby altimeter receive static pressure from?

Answer 27

Pilot or Alternated Static depending on MOD

Question 28

How does the standby attitude indicator operate?

Answer 28

Electrically powered gyro