Navigation

Question 1

What 3 things must you do when using the Alternate Static source?

Answer 1

1. Close all vents
2. Heaters/ECS OFF
3. Subtract 200ft from altimeter reading

Question 2

Where can AHRS test be done?

Answer 2

ONLY on the GROUND

Question 3

An AHRS FAIL also produces a what fail?

Answer 3

AP FAILURE (same side)

Question 4

Does RAD ALT have CAS messages?

Answer 4

NO

Question 5

RadAlts miscompere tolerance is?

Answer 5

+/- 10 ft

Question 6

What appears on the PFD when you reach 100ft above DH?

Answer 6

A Black square appears on the ADI

Question 7

When you reach DH what happens to the Black square on the ADI?

Answer 7

The Black box changes to MIN

Question 8

Can ADF be set as Primary Nav Aid?

Answer 8

NO (only on bearing indicators)

Question 9

If ground station not detectable what happens to the pointer?

Answer 9

It dissappears

Question 10

What happens to CDI if Primary Nav Aid is out of range?

Answer 10

CDI dissappears and an amber cross appears

Question 11

If VOR symbol turns Amber it means what?

Answer 11

BOTH pilots have selected same VOR

Question 12

When can PREV button be used?

Answer 12

ONLY when Primary Nav Aid is selected in FMS

Question 13

Where does Standby Instrument get its power from?

Answer 13

ESS BUS 1

Question 14

Which AHRS unit is the default selection for the Standby Instrument?

Answer 14

AHRS 1

Question 15

PNR: What’s Min APP mode engagement airspeed for RNP & LPV approach procedures

Answer 15

50 kts

Question 16

What’s Min DA(H) for RNP Approaches

Answer 16

250 ft

Question 17

The VS digital Readout does not show a read out when the vertical speed is below?

Answer 17

The VS digital Readout is not shown when the vertical speed is less than ±300 fpm.

Question 18

When does the RADALT readout box show?

Answer 18

< 2500’ AGL

Question 19

When does the RADALT tape replace the readout box?

Answer 19

< 1100’ AGL

Question 20

What is the shaded brown area outlined in amber displayed on the barometric radio altimeter scale?

Answer 20

The Low Height Alert Display is a shaded brown area outlined in amber displayed on the barometric altimeter scale when RAD ALT is less than 550 ft AGL.
The top amber line of the area represents the ground level.
The indicator is based on the on-side Radio Altimeter data.

Question 21

What does it mean when an empty black box is displayed in the upper right quarter of the attitude sphere is seen?

Answer 21

When radio altitude is equal to DH + 100 ft,

Question 22

When radio altitude is equal to or less than the DH setting, what would you see on the ADI?

Answer 22

MIN annunciator appears in the black box
with an amber outline

Question 23

When do you get the aural message “CHECK HEIGHT - CHECK HEIGHT”?

Answer 23

Is generated when the Radio Altitude is less than or equal to the DH set on the selected
PFD.

Question 24

What does the “CHECK GROSS WEIGHT” message on PFER INIT means?

Answer 24

Aircraft weight greater than 6400 kg*

Question 25

What does the “EXCESS MAX GROSS WEIGHT” message on PFER INIT means?

Answer 25

Aircraft weight greater than 6800

Question 26

If on the PERF DATA page, what does it mean if the Hover ceiling density altitude or HT Loss is inverse?

Answer 26

Values are presented in inverse video when:
* Hover ceiling density altitude is lower than calculated (actual or pilot entered) density altitude
* HT LOSS value ìs higher than actual aircraft height.

Question 27

List the types of vertical deviation indicators.

Answer 27

Note: The pointer displayed on the right side of the vertical deviation scale indicates the deviation associated to the primary navaid.
The pointer displayed on the left side of the vertical deviation scale indicates the previewed navaid.

Question 28

What does it mean if the wind indication in amber on the PFD?

Answer 28

Value has been frozen due to the TAS being less than 40 kts or for a period of six minutes if, crossing 40 kts, the roll attitude was greater than 3°.