Section X - Flight Instruments, Displays Flashcards

1
Q

At what airspeed will the Mach/Airspeed indicator (CFD) begin to display current indicated airspeed? At what speed will it display Mach?

A

30 knots / Mach .40

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2
Q

During climb, at what altitude will the Altimeter ALT light illuminate?

A
  1. 900 feet prior to the selected altitude.
  2. 300 feet prior will extinguish.
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3
Q

With respect to the standby instruments (CFD), what is the power source for the Standby Attitude Director Indicator (Standby ADI) in the event of a dual generator failure?

A

STANDBY DC BUS.

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4
Q

Where do the STANDBY Attitude Director Indicator get the ILS Information?

A

Provided by the C-ILS Receiver

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5
Q

With respect to the standby instruments (CFD), from which source does the Standby Airspeed Indicator receive information?

A

L AUX PITOT and ALTERNATE static ports.

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6
Q

What information is provided by the Integrated Standby Flight Display?

A
  1. Attitude (Internal inertial sensor)
  2. Airspeed
  3. Altitude
  4. ILS (center ILS receiver)
  5. Magnetic heading information (from the left IRS only).
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7
Q

With respect to the Instrument Source Panel what is accomplished when selecting the Captain’s Electronic Flight Instrument (EFI) Switch from Normal to Alternate?

A

The captain’s displays will now use:

  1. The Center symbol generator
  2. Center ILS receiver
  3. Center radio altimeter.
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8
Q

What is the primary purpose of the Inertial Reference System (IRS) Switch on the Instrument Source Panel?

A

It switches IRS as the source of information for:

  1. Left and Center Symbol Generators
  2. Captain’s VSI
  3. First Officer’s RDMI
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9
Q

What is accomplished by switching the IRS Switch from normal to alternate mode on the captain’s side?

A

It switches the CENTER IRS as the source of information

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10
Q

What is the primary purpose of the Air Data Switch on the Instrument Source Panel?

A

Selects the AIR DATA COMPUTER used as the source of information for:
1. The Mach/airspeed indicator
2. Primary altimeter
3. And vertical speed Indicator (via the selected IRS)

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11
Q

The Speed Trend Vector (green arrow) on the airspeed indicator indicates the predicted airspeed in _________ seconds based on current acceleration or deceleration? (ADV)

A

10 seconds

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12
Q

When does the Flight Data Recorder (FDR) turn on?

A

The recorder automatically turns on when either engine is operating or the airplane is in flight.

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13
Q

How many Air Data Computer’s are installed?

A

Two. L + R (powers left and right instruments respectively).

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14
Q

Where can a Total Air Temperature (TAT) information be found while in flight?

A

TAT appears on the primary EICAS display above the engine indications and is supplied by a thrust management or air data computer.

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15
Q

What are some examples of flight guidance lost that would require using the alternate switches ?

A
  1. FMC BASIC NAVIGATION
  2. EFI BLACK PANEL
  3. Air Data Alt.-Air speed- Vert. Speed.
  4. IRS Ball ( brick ) & Heading
  5. FLAGS AND X’s on screens
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16
Q

Selected speed bug is how many knots in height ?

A

The bug is 10 knots in height

17
Q

VNAV path deviation scale is how many feet ?

A

400 up and 400 down from the center of deviation scale.