PC-21 Flight Management System (FMS) Flashcards

1
Q

What page is displayed on power up?

A

FMS IDENT page

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2
Q

What does RTE function page do?

A
  • Brings up route pages

- ORIGIN and DEST can now be entered.

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3
Q

What does DEP ARR function key do?

A

Opens the DEP/ARR INDEX page where a list of available departure and arrival procedures is displayed when the associated LSK is pressed.

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4
Q

What can be done on the LEGS page?

A

Waypoint creation

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5
Q

How can you toggle through the LEGS pages?

A

PREV and NEXT keys

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6
Q

What does the INIT REF function key do?

A

Opens the INIT/REF 1/2 page

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7
Q

What does PLAN DATA LSK do in INIT/REF page?

A

Transition altitude, transition level, cruise wind and cruise true airspeed can be entered.

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8
Q

What does NEAREST LSK on INIT/REF INDEX 1/2 page do?

A

Possible to list of the displayed items, for example nearest airports.

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9
Q

What is the slash key used for?

A

To separate two items of data that are entered into the same field, such as wind direction and velocity

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10
Q

When are leading zeros required?

A

When entering:

  • Direction
  • Lat and long coordinates
  • Runway identifiers
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11
Q

What is a flight plan made up of?

A
  • ORIGIN and DEST airports
  • Procedures
  • Waypoints
  • Legs between waypoints
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12
Q

Can two separate routes be created?

A

Yes

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13
Q

What must a route contain before it can be activated?

A

1) ORIGIN airport
2) DEST airport
3) One waypoint (at least)

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14
Q

When does cyan MOD indication and green EXEC illuminated?

A

When a modification to active route is in progress and has not been executed (activated)

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15
Q

How is a route activated on the FMS?

A

By pressing the EXEC function key.

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16
Q

How many routes can be active at any one time?

A

Only 1

17
Q

What does the inactive route be used to prepare?

A

1) Departure using an alternative runway
2) Return to the origin airport in case problems are experienced
3) En-route diversion
4) Alternative arrival and/or approach procedure
5) Diversion after missed appraoch

18
Q

How are extensive changed to the active route best made?

A

By copying the active route into the inactive route and then modifying the inactive route and checking it carefully before activating it.

19
Q

What occurs if the FMS does not know how to proceed between two waypoints?

A

A ROUTE DISCONTINUITY will be inserted into the route.

20
Q

Can STAR arrival transitions and approaches be selected from the navigation database on the DEP/ARR INDEX page?

A

Yes

21
Q

How can airfield published RNAV GPS approaches be accessed?

A

On the arrivals page.

22
Q

What does PROG function key show?

A

The progress along the route can be monitored

23
Q

What are the 3 type of holding entries the FMS can produce?

A

1) Direct hold entry
2) Teardrop hold entry
3) Parallel hold entry

24
Q

What does the DEP/ARR index page provide ?

A

SID and STAR from the navigation database.

25
Q

What does the PROGRESS page show?

A

1) Distance to go and ETA of waypoints entered
2) RTA at waypoints and required
3) TAS related flight data

26
Q

How can holding patterns be added?

A

Manually or included automatically from the database.