The Electronic Flight Information System Flashcards

1
Q

From where does the electronic attitude director indicator receive its pitch and roll information?

A

Remote vertical gyro, within the IRS

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2
Q

When attitude data is not available with the EADI, what kind of warning will appear?

A

the ATT flag will appear

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3
Q

Considering the EADI, when the IRS system have failed or is not reliable, what will happen with the FD bars?

A

The FD bars will disappear and the FD flag will appear until the IRS properly aligns

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4
Q

On the EADI the localiser deviation pointer will reverse when aeroplanes track deviates more than 90 degrees from the selected ILS course, this is to insure that?

A

The localiser deviation pointer is usable during back course approaches and is also to insure that there is constant compatibility between the EADI and EHSI localiser deviation direction.

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5
Q

On the EADI between 2500ft and 1000ft the radio altitude appears?

A

In a digital format

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6
Q

On the EADI below 1000ft the radio altitude appears?

A

as a white analogue ring scale at 100ft increments coupled with a digital readout

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7
Q

On the EADI above 2500ft the radio altitude readout will appear to be?

A

blank

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8
Q

On the EADI, above what altitude will the DH display digitally?

A

1000ft

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9
Q

On the EADI, below 1000ft until touchdown how will the DH be displayed?

A

The digital readout will be replaced by a magenta marker displayed on the circular radio altitude display.

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10
Q

On the EADI at the selected DH, the ring scale changes from?

A

White to amber

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11
Q

On the EADI at the selected DH, the DH marker changes from?

A

Magenta to amber

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12
Q

On the EHSI, In which VOR mode can WRX information be displayed?

A

The expanded VOR mode

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13
Q

On the EHSI, Is WRX information available in full ILS mode?

A

NO

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14
Q

On which EHSI ILS mode is weather radar information available?

A

On the expanded ILS mode.

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15
Q

Considering the EHSI, what is the SG(symbol generator) responsible for?

A

The symbol generator draws data from the aeroplane’s sensors and avionics equipment, processes and converts this data to provide the various analogue, digital and discreet signal interfaces between the aeroplane systems, the display units and the Mode Control Panel.

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16
Q

Considering the EHSI, what is the ICU( instrument comparator unit) responsible for?

A

System monitoring for potential disagreements between the captain’s and first officer’s displays in pitch and roll, heading and track.

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17
Q

State the main purpose of an FMS?

A

The FMS is not a navigation system by itself, but rather a system that automates the tasks to manage on-board navigation systems

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18
Q

Considering the PFD, the air data computer is responsible for?

A

The transmission of static and pitot pressures data to the PFD, static and dynamic pressure will be converted to electrical inputs which in turn are transmitted to the PFD.

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19
Q

Considering the PFD, the AHRS is responsible for?

A

The traditional gyroscopes and fluxvalve methods of driving the artificial horizon and compass system has been replaced by a single device measures the required data called the AHRS( Altitude and Heading Reference System).

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20
Q

What is the MFD?

A

The multi functional display is a second LCD screen located next to the PFD. It can be used for Navigation, Engine and crew alerting information.

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21
Q

The MFD offers crew alerting. Define Level A alerts:

  1. Type of alerts
  2. Colour of alerts
A
  1. Warning alerts that indicate an operational or aeroplane situation that requires immediate corrective action by the crew.
  2. Alerts are displayed in red.
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22
Q

The MFD offers crew alerting. Define Level B alerts:

  1. Type of alerts
  2. Colour of alerts
A
  1. Cautionary alerts that indicate an operational or aeroplane situation that requires immediate awareness and possible corrective action by the crew.
  2. Alerts are displayed in Amber
23
Q

The MFD offers crew alerting. Define Level C alerts:

  1. Type of alerts
  2. Colour of alerts
A
  1. Advisory alerts that indicate an operational or aeroplane situation that requires only crew awareness.
  2. Alerts are displayed in amber.
24
Q

The three main components a AHRS consists of?

A
  1. Accelerometer
  2. Magnetometer
  3. Rate gyro( Ring laser gyroscope)
25
Q

Considering the EADI, the DH aural alert is activated at what height above DH?

A

+50ft

26
Q

When the EHSI is operated in the MAP mode, the compass rose is automatically referenced to magnetic north when operating:

A

Between latitudes 73 north and 60 south

27
Q

On the EHSI, can WRX information be displayed in PLAN mode?

A

NO

28
Q

Concerning the electronic display systems, when exceeding the limits of the flight envelope, the colour accepted to alert the flight crew is:

A

Red

29
Q

The Symbol Generator receives information from:

A
IRS
VOR
ADC
WXR
LOC
30
Q

On the EHSI, when ATT appears?

A

Attitude data is not available

31
Q

On the EHSI, Unused Radio Navigation Aids symbol and color look like?

A

A ( green tuned, cyan unused) star shaped with flat edges and thick centre.

32
Q

On the EHSI, active waypoint colour and symbol?

A

Looks like a star, magenta when active, white when inactive

33
Q

On the EHSI, an active flight plan on MAP mode is displayed in?

A

Magenta

34
Q

Waypoints which are part of the active route but not yet activated will be displayed in what colour?

A

White

35
Q

WXR intensity, on the EHSI MAP mode are in the order of?

A

green - amber - red

36
Q

In what EHSI mode is wind velocity/direction and WXR information not displayed?

A

PLAN mode

37
Q

The bottom two-thirds of the EHSI PLAN mode screen display the map in relation to?

A

True North

38
Q

What does Compression Mode do?

A

In the event of failure of either the EADI or EHSI screens, this function allows modified information from the failed screen to be portrayed on the remaining serviceable screen in a compressed format

39
Q

Green symbols on the EHSI represents?

A

Engaged flight mode displays, dynamic conditions

40
Q

White symbols on the EHSI represents?

A

Present status situation, scales, armed flight mode displays

41
Q

Magenta symbols on the EHSI represents?

A

Command information, pointers, symbols, “fly to” conditions

42
Q

Cyan symbols on the EHSI represents?

A

Non-active and background information

43
Q

Red symbols on the EHSI represents?

A

Warning

44
Q

Amber/Yellow symbols on the EHSI represents?

A

Cautionary information, faults, flags

45
Q

Black symbols on the EHSI represents?

A

Blank areas, display “off”

46
Q

Cyan symbols on the EFIS EADI represents?

A

Pilot adjustable

47
Q

Green symbols on the EFIS EADI represents?

A

Active

48
Q

White symbols on the EFIS EADI represents?

A

Armed/standby

49
Q

Amber symbols on the EFIS EADI represents?

A

Caution

50
Q

Red symbols on the EFIS EADI represents?

A

Warning

51
Q

Magenta symbols on the EFIS EADI represents?

A

GPS derived

52
Q

With the EFIS, dynamic and Static pressure is fed to the

A

Air Data Computer

53
Q

The Air Data Computer converts?

A

Air Data to electrical signals with is then transmitted through wires to the PFD

54
Q

The EFIS, PFD & MFD, receives heading and attitude information from?

A

The AHRS.