MWS/Ox/Lights

Question 1

MWS is for

Answer 1

presenting all serious warning indications on one panel

Question 2

master warning lights flash…

Answer 2

flash red on left and light side
captain / copilot alternatively
turned off by pressing

Question 3

True or false: any annunciator that is illuminated will cause the full panel to go to the bright setting

Answer 3

true
dimming can be accomplished by pressing either master warning light

Question 4

how will you know if a roof annunciator panel is lit up

Answer 4

look up annunciator will appear on main panel

Question 5

what are the audible warnings

Answer 5

engine fire detection
landing gear warning horn
airbrake warning horn
throttles below 60-70% N1
speed warning
cabin depressurization

Question 6

when does emergency lighting turn on

Answer 6

following loss of PE power if light switch is in the ARM position

Question 7

where are the oxygen cylinders located

Answer 7

aft equipment bay

Question 8

Main Air Valve 1

Answer 8

Main air bleed not in selected position - Air
Valve open - ground

Question 9

Reverser

Answer 9

Ground - rudder bias not inhibited
Air - autostow activated

Question 10

where does MWS receive power

Answer 10

PE

Question 11

Master warning lights

Answer 11

flashing red on either side of the glareshield
illuminates for warning (red) annunciators only
pressing master warning lights will dim all annunciators

Question 12

If an annunciator warning comes on:

Answer 12

all allunciators will brighten
If yellow: not all will brighten, just the yellow ones

Question 13

If any annunciator goes off…

Answer 13

any panel annunciator that is on will go to the bright setting until the main annunciator panel is dimmed

Question 14

what do arrow annunciators mean

Answer 14

pointer, most point to ceiling

Question 15

which annunciator does not point to the overhead annunciators

Answer 15

DUCT OVHT - points to gauge

Question 16

will there be an annunciator for engine fail

Answer 16

no
later there will be low oil pressure, generator failure, hydraulic failure… ect

Question 17

CABIN ALTITUTE

Answer 17

depressurization

crew oxygen - don masks
mic selector - oxygen-mic

Question 18

cabin altitude warning normal

Answer 18

9300 +/- 300

Question 19

high datum limit

Answer 19

14000 +/- 300

Question 20

HP AIR 1 OVHT or HP AIR 2 OVHT

Answer 20

Main air VLV….. (for affected engine) close
F/DK VLV …… close

Question 21

landing gear horn

Answer 21

gear not down and locked with flaps 25 or 45
gear handle up on the ground AND start bus on

Question 22

airbrake horn

Answer 22

gear is down and locked, thrust levers are above 60-70% N1

Question 23

thrust lever horn

Answer 23

landing gear not locked and down, 60-70% N1, less than 150 kts

Question 24

overspeed horn

Answer 24

335 no fuel in ventral tank
280 fuel in ventral tank
.8

Question 25

cabin altitude horn

Answer 25

9300 normal 1400 high datum

Question 26

fire bell chime

Answer 26

engine 1 or 2 fire apu fire

Question 27

anti-icing chime

Answer 27

TKS timer ends

Question 28

fun little steps for emergencies

Answer 28

pause and slow down fly the airplane analyze the problem follow the checklist ask for help declare an emergency if necessary

Question 29

how does the tactical annunciator work

Answer 29

stick shaker - warning stick pusher - identification

Question 30

what lights if power is on in the aircraft

Answer 30

nav

Question 31

engines running or starting lights

Answer 31

beacon

Question 32

aircraft moving lights

Answer 32

taxi

Question 33

aircraft flying

Answer 33

strobe and landing lights

Question 34

when should exit light be on

Answer 34

when flying

Question 35

standard oxygen bottles for hawker

Answer 35

two 750 liter bottles can accommodate up to four located in aft equipment bay

Question 36

typical standard for oxygen

Answer 36

1800PSI at 70F panel gauge only reads full or empty

Question 37

master supply valve (green knob)

Answer 37

must be on for crew oxygen

Question 38

grey oxygen switch (knob)

Answer 38

passenger oxygen behind captain head

Question 39

barometric valve opens automatically when

Answer 39

14,500 +/- 400 feet for passenger oxygen masks

Question 40

in the event of any emergency involving oxygen, what is the first memory item

Answer 40

put your mask on :)

Question 41

3 positions on oxygen mask

Answer 41

Normal - oxygen and cabin air up to 30000 feet, 100% oxygen up to 35,000 and positive pressure +35,000 100% position supplies 100% oxygen at all times Emergency supplies oxygen with positive pressure

Question 42

how to select emergency on oxygen masks

Answer 42

turn knob clockwise

Question 43

how to get oxygen flowing

Answer 43

main supply valve

Question 44

what does the emergency oxygen knob do

Answer 44

drops masks

Question 45

what happens if we switch our oxygen mic setting

Answer 45

overhead speaker, mask microphone activated

Question 46

where is the valve for passenger oxygen supply

Answer 46

cabin oxygen knob behind the captain's chair

Question 47

what causes an annunciation to light and what causes it to be extinguished

Answer 47

condition is exceed, condition is removed