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The primary flight controls are
Hydraulically powered and controlled by separate cable runs
Each aileron is deflected by
A pair of hydraulically powered controll units
If both PCUs fail on the same aileron, high speed flutter is prevented by
A flutter damper
Aileron position is indicated on the FLIGHT CONTROL synoptic pahe by a
Transmitter attached to each aileron
The autopilot servo for aileron control is located in
The right cable run
If the ROLL DISC handle is pulled
The autopilot can still control the bank angle if the jam is on the left side
The AILERON MON OK advisory EICAS message indicates
The aileron computer passed its self test
The AILERON PCU caution EICAS message indicates
Low pressure in either PCU servo valve for the aileron shown on the FLIGHT CONTROLS synoptic page
Automatic centering and artificial feel for each elevator is accomplished by
The related pitch feel unit
The autopilot elevator servo is located in the
Left control cable run
The ELEVATOR SPLIT caution EICAS message indicates
Elevator positions disagree by 5 degrees or more
The horizontal stabilizer trim system recieves control signals from
Manual trim swithches, Mach Trim System and autopilot trim systems
When pressed, the STAB TRIM DISC swithches disconnect
Both horizontal stabilizer trim channels
Mach trim is operative
While above 0.4 mach when the autopilot is not engaged
Mach trim signals are generated by the
Air Data Computers
If the copilot rudder cable run jams
Either set of rudder pedals are opperational

Pedal resistance is doubled
During high speed flight flight, which YD is available
YD 1
The flight spoiler detent mechanism
Limits asymmetrical spoiler retraction to 20 degrees if the spoiler control linkage fails
Operation of the ground spoilers
Is controlled by the PSEU

Requires pressure from hydraulic system No. 1
The flaps are
Electrically operated by tow motors powered from the main AC buses
Flap operation and protection against asymmetrical extension is monitored by the
Flap control unit via signals from the brake/detection units located on each outboard flap panel
Stickpusher operation
Requires both stall channels agree to critical AOA
The stall protection system includes
A stickpusher in the right elevator control run and a stickshaker on each control column
The SPS INDICATOR on each side panel
Must only be used for stall protection system testing

Indicates ignition activation, stickshaker activation and stickpusher activation while airborne when the pointer enters the color coded arc