Up Front Control Panel (UFCP)

Question 1

What does pressing G do as a hot key?

Answer 1

“G” turns off the UHF Guard receiver for 1 minute.

Question 2

What does pressing N do as a hot key?

Answer 2

“N” opens the “NEAREST AIRPORTS” page on the MFD in that cockpit, and that cockpit only

Question 3

What does pressing P do as a hot key?

Answer 3

When a scratchpad terminal procedure waypoint is the active steerpoint, it opens the MFD Term Proc list for the associated airport.

Question 4

What does pressing Q do as a hot key?

Answer 4

“Q” toggles between QNE (29.92) and regular QNH altimeter settings without changing the UFCP display.

Question 5

What does pressing R do as a hot key?

Answer 5

“R” selects the MFD repeater mode for that cockpit.

Question 6

What does pressing T do as a hot key?

Answer 6

“T” selects the TD sub-menu page to allow adjustment of waypoint coordinates (in feet).

Question 7

What does pressing U and V do as a hot key?

Answer 7

“U” and “V” toggle the squelch ON and OFF for UHF and VHF radios respectively.

Question 8

What does pressing H do as a hot key?

Answer 8

“H” snaps the heading bug to the current aircraft heading.

Question 9

What does pressing F do as a hot key? What condition must be met for this to work?

Answer 9

“F” allows quick access to the MFD flight plan page in Nav master mode.

It is available only in the NAV master mode.

Question 10

If you are in the FCP and select DAY brightness for the UCFP, does it establish day brightness for both the front and rear cockpit?

Answer 10

Yes

Question 11

When does the LED above the VTR illuminate?

Answer 11

When the DTS is recording

Question 12

The ON/OFF switch on the front cockpit UFCP is the power switch for which components?

Answer 12

Both UFCPs, HUD, and HUD camera

Question 13

When completing data entry, how do you know if the data was invalid?

Answer 13

The data display flashes

Question 14

What are the three reasons a validity check is initiated when entering data on the UFCP?

Answer 14

1. The last character is entered in a fixed length field
2. All the characters are entered in a non-fixed length field
3. The ENT key is pressed in cases where less than all the characters are entered in a non-fixed length field

Question 15

What allows for control inputs from either cockpit when inputting on the UFCP?

Answer 15

The MDP (Mission Data Processer)

Question 16

Are the data displays independent of eachother? (FCP to RCP)?

Answer 16

No. Control inputs or changes made to the avionics settings and parameters in the MDP from either cockpit are reflected in the data displays on both UFCPs.

Question 17

If you press the Inc/Dec feature when using a manual UHF or VHF frequency, what happens?

Answer 17

When the Inc/Dec feature is associated with a UHF or VHF manual frequency it acts as a recall function. Pressing either the 2 (+) or 8 (–) number keys will return the UHF or VHF radio to the previous manual frequency.

Question 18

How many manual frequencies are stored in internal memory at a time?

Answer 18

Only 1

Question 19

Do you press the ENT key for a fixed length data field?

Answer 19

No

Question 20

How many Mark Points can you store? What happens if you go over this number?

Answer 20

6 Mark points labeled 605-610

If more than six mark points are designated, a previous mark point’s data is overwritten starting with 605.

Question 21

How do you know if you are on on BOTH Modes for guard (ec. you can hear guard and the selected UHF frequency but do not transmit on guard)?

Answer 21

• COMM Page

- TR+G is shown in window 2

Question 22

How many preset channels are programmable for the UFCP for UHF?

Answer 22

40

Question 23

What indicates squelch is on and selected?

Answer 23

An asterisk next to SQ

Question 24

How many preset channels are programmable for the UFCP for VHF?

Answer 24

40

Question 25

TCAS BLK altitudes:

Answer 25

BLK – 9,000 ft below to 9,000 ft above

Question 26

TCAS ABV altitudes:

Answer 26

ABV – 2,700 ft below to 8,700 ft above

Question 27

TCAS BLW altitudes:

Answer 27

BLW – 8,700 ft below to 2,700 ft above

Question 28

TCAS NOR altitudes:

Answer 28

NOR – 2,700 ft below to 2,700 ft above

Question 29

When you select RA (resolution advisory mode) in the IFF function display, what happens?

Answer 29

With the RA mode selected, all aural traffic alerts and visual vertical maneuvering commands are enabled on the HUD and MFD

Question 30

What is the standard QNE?

Answer 30

29.92

Question 31

Under what conditions does the SET function, regarding airspeeds, automatically switch to AUTO mode?

Answer 31

1. The gear goes down.
2. The flaps move past the 50% mark in either direction with weight-off-wheels and gear down.
3. The gear is still down 60 seconds after weight-off-wheels.

Question 32

Pressing the ACK key removes and silences all caution/warning/advisory events from the HUD/MFD except for what?

Answer 32

The gear warning system

Question 33

What does FNNL stand for for HUD display choices?

Answer 33

Funnel (Enhanced Envelope Gunsight)

Question 34

What does LCOS stand for for HUD display choices?

Answer 34

Lead Computing Optical Sight

Question 35

How long after pressing MRK will it stay active in the UFCP display? How long does it take to actually mark the position?

Answer 35

20 Seconds
20 Seconds (or when pressing enter)