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48 Cards in this Set
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Indications for the Aural/Visual warnings are generated by which systems
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EICAS, EGPWS, WX Radar, TCAS, ADC, and Stall Prot Sys
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What are the items that are normally displayed on the EICAS
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1. Primary Eng Parameters
2. Secondary Eng Parameters 3. Flats/Slats/Spoiler Pos 4. Fuel Quantities 5. Ldg Gear Position 6. Trim Ind |
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What are the 7 systems synoptic pages
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1. Fuel
2. Hydraulics 3. Flt Cont 4. Bleed Air 5. AC Elecs 6. DC Elecs 7. Air Cond |
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What is the flow of data from the DAU to the DU's
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DAU - ASCB -IAC - DU
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What are the functions of IAC 1&2
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EFIS,EICAS,FWC,CAIMS,FMS,Autothrottle,AFCS and Tone/Aural generator
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What are the functions of IAC 3
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EFIS,EICAS,FWC,CAIMS,Lasertrack and FMS 3
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When are warning messages generated
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When immediate recognition and corrective action is required
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What type of aural alert is associated with a warning message
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Triple Chime
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Is a warning message always accompanined by a voice advisory
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No
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How do you extinguish the lights, cancel the aural warnings and reset the MASTER WARNING lights for future warnings
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Push the MASTER WARNING PBA
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Pushing either Master Warning Switch silences the related aural warnigns except for which ones
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Config Warnings
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Which aural alert/voice messages/s will not trigger a Master Warning/Caution Light
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1. Autopilot disconnect
2. Config Warn 3. Stall Warn |
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When are caution messages generated
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When immediate crew awareness is required and subsequent action will be required
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What type of aural alert is associated with a caution message
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Single Chime
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Where do caution messages appear on the EICAS
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Immediately below the Warning Messages
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What is the purpose of an Advisory Message
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When crew awareness is required and subsequent crew action may be required
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What is the purpose of a Status message
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They indicate non-normal pilot selection and are reminders to the crew
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How can non-displayed messages be viewed
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By turning the scroll knob to re-display non-displayed messages
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How many messages can be displayed simultaneously without the gear and flaps pop-up display
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24
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On the CAS, how does one know how many messages there are above and below the message track
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The arrow and numeral indicate the number and position of non-displayed messages
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How do you know when the last message has been displayed
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An END message will be seen
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WARNING (RED) messages can be scrolled from view
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False
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What do the aural warning mute switches on the overhead panel allow the crew to accomplish
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Disable thr tone/aural generators located in IAC 1&2
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During the takeoff and landings, the IAC's process inhibit logic in order to minimize spurious or distracting messages
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True
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Which conditions cause Caution and Advisory messages to be inhibited during takeoff
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Weight on Wheels
IAS moves above 80 |
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During landing when are Caution messages and Advisory messages inhibited
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Ldg gear down and RA less than 200 ft
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Which condition will trigger the TOO LOW GEAR warning and voice message
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If the landing gear is not down and locked with a radio alt less than 500 ft AGL and an IAS less than 190
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Which aural/visual clue(s) are provided by the stall prot system to warn of an impending stall
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1. Low speed cue
2. STALL voice mess 3. Stick Shaker |
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The pilot's flight instruments are normally supplied by
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ADC 1
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The Air Data System is compromised of 3 ADC's. ADC source annunciation is projected on individual PFD's
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With the loss of one ADC if reverted and with the loss of two ADC's if reverted
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How does the crew record an additiona event in the FDR in flight
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Push the EVENT button
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What is CAIMS used for
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Collect diagnostic and fault data from airplane systems
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On the PFD the airspeed trend vector represents
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A maximum movement of 30 kts and the airspeed that the aircraft will be at in 10 secs
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The airspeed rolling digits on the PFD airspeed tape will turn red when
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The IAS equals or exceeds Vmo or is less than the calculated stall warning speed
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Digital V speeds are displayed on the bottom of the PFD airspeed tape and
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are selected through the FMS, automatically or manually
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On the PFD, the altitude trend vector will display
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The altitude that the aircraft will be at in six seconds given the current vertical speed
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The Flight Director Command Bar presentation may be changed from Single Cue to Cross Pointer display
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through the MENU function on the MFD Control Panel
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The roll and pitch attitude declutter functions initiate when
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the roll is >65 deg and the pitch is >30 deg or <-20 deg
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In the case of the PFD Vertical Speed Tatget Bug,
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is displayed when the flight director VS or VPATH mode is selected and will be rounded off to the nearest 100 FPM when the target is greater than +/-1000 ft
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On the PFD Control Panel, the HSI button is used to
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select full or partial compass display
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A standard pressure setting, either in In/Hg of Hpa may be selected by
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Pushing the center of the BARO SET knob
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The pop-up menu display on the individual MFD's is selected by
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depressing the MENU buttonon the MFD Control Panel
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Selecting the TCAS button on the MFD Contol Panel will
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display the TCAS Zoom window at the last selected range
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Individual entries on the pop-up MENU are
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selected by moving the MFD Control Panel joystick up or down ans executed by pushing the ENT button
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You have selected the pop-up menu display on your MFD, you may revert to the vertical profile by
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selecting VERT PROFILE on the pop-up display or by pushing the menu button a 4th time
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The Standby Altimeter/Airspeed Indicator displays
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non-corrected indicated airspeed
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Comparison Monitor Annunciations are displayed when the difference between the ___ exceeds the predetermined trip thresholds
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PFD's
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A CHECK PFD warning message on the EICAS display indicates
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misleading data on both PFD's
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