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Bezel buttons and knobs:
• NAV: tune the backup frequency for the selected NAV radio. The double-arrow button will swap the active and backup frequencies. Center-mouse-click ('push') the button to switch between adjusting NAV radio 1 and 2.
• COM: select the backup frequency for the COM radio. The double-arrow button will swap the active and backup frequencies. Center-mouse-click ('push') the button to switch between adjusting COM radio 1 and 2.
• BARO: a center-mouse-click will set the barometer to standard pressure. Turn the knob to set pressure to local conditions.
• RANGE: set the TCAS display scale.
• CLR: clear current entry.
• ENT: accept the current entry.
• FMS: Scroll through the available information displays on the panel screen. When a data field is active use the knob to enter/select information.
• Softkeys: the softkeys are used to select information shown on the display screen. Above each softkey is indicated what function that key will perform.
This is a backup for the PFD. The layout mimics that of the PFD, though simplified and in a smaller screen. Around the screen bezel are: + and – buttons to control brightness; cage button resets attitude, barometer setting knob and STD button altimeter to set standard pressure.
1. Throttle levers. (You cannot press TO/GA button on the thrust levers. Use the 'cheat' button located on the main panel above autopilot controls)
2. Flap position lever.
3. TO CONFIG – click this button to check the aircraft's takeoff configuration.
4. Emergency Brake lever.
Gen 1/2
Set the toggles to put on-line the engine 1 and 2 generators. Standard setting is AUTO.
GPU
When the parking brake has been set for approximately 30 seconds to one minute the Ground Power Unit will be available to power the aircraft. Press this button to connect the GPU to the aircraft's electrical system.
Bus Tie
Use the knob to set the electrical bus that is powering the aircraft. Standard setting is AUTO.
Batt 1/2
Use the toggles to connect the batteries to the aircraft's electrical system.
Elec Emer
Powers only the aircraft's vital systems in the event of an electrical failure.
This panel is located above the cockpit windscreen in the VC, or opened by pressing the 'lightbulb' icon (<SHIFT><*>) on the simicon panel.
Here you control the aircraft's lighting systems:
• LDG/TAXI: in the center position the taxi lights are ON. In the upper position the TAXI and LANDING lights are ON.
• NAV: the aircraft position lights will be on when the switch is in the ON position and the aircraft is being powered by the GPU or engine generators.
• STROBE: the airframe strobe lights will flash when the switch is in the ON position.
• CKPT PANEL: the panel backing and flood lights will illuminate when the switch is in the ON position.
There are 8 (eight) bezel buttons and knobs :
1. NAV
2. COM
3. BARO
4. RANGE
5. CLR
6. ENT
7. FMS
8. Softkeys
For further explanation, please re-open training information on Primary Flight Display (PFD)
The CORRECT ANSWER are 8 (eight) bezel buttons and knobs.
1. NAV
2. COM
3. BARO
4. RANGE
5. CLR
6. ENT
7. FMS
8. Softkeys
For further explanation, please re-open training information on Primary Flight Display (PFD)
While passengers sit comfortably in an airliner’s cabin enjoying their inflight entertainment systems and meals served onboard (at least on international flights), myriad other activities are going on below the floor under their feet. Starting at the nose of the aircraft, a maze of computers and electronic equipment is housed in the avionics bays located just below the cockpit. Immediately aft of that is the wheel well that holds the retracted nose landing gear inflight, and then the cabin pressurization equipment.
Multiple air-conditioning “packs” are ahead of the forward baggage bay filled with luggage and cargo which is packed in large bins on wide-body aircraft. In the center of the lower fuselage is the wing spar carry-through, sometimes fitted with a center fuel tank on long-range aircraft. Behind the wing box are the main landing gear wells, and then the aft baggage bays. Lavatory service equipment is located in both the forward and aft lower fuselage, and finally the APU or Auxiliary Power Unit is mounted in the tail.
If an emergency occurs on the runway, passengers and crew may need to immediately evacuate the plane. Without adapting to outdoor conditions, they may not be fully aware of their surroundings. By opening the shades during takeoffs and landings, it may be easier for individuals to safely exit the plane.
Based on the tutorial, there are 2 main parts of airplane seat belt:
1. The Buckle
2. Loose End
For further explanation, please re-open SEAT BELT TRAINING VIDEO
Based on the tutorial, the maximum weight allowed in each overhead bin is 61 pounds (+-27 kilograms). The assist sensor will activated if weight of luggage in the overhead bin reached 61 pounds.
For further explanation, please re-open training video for OVERHEAD BIN ASSIST
To open the overhead bin assist is simple. Based on the training video, you just have to pull the handle down, and the bin will open automatically. Sensor will detect luggage weight to activate assist.
For further explanation, please re-open training video for OVERHEAD BIN ASSIST
Based on the tutorial, the maximum weight allowed in each overhead bin is 61 pounds (+-27 kilograms). The assist sensor will activated if weight of luggage in the overhead bin reached 61 pounds.
For further explanation, please re-open training video for OVERHEAD BIN ASSIST
To open the overhead bin assist is simple. Based on the training video, you just have to pull the handle down, and the bin will open automatically. Sensor will detect luggage weight to activate assist.
For further explanation, please re-open training video for OVERHEAD BIN ASSIST
When the seat belt light has been turned off, then you have to open the seat belt. All you have to do is lift the flap, and pull the buckle from the loose end.
For further explanation, please re-open SEAT BELT TRAINING VIDEO
The CORRECT ANSWER are 8 (eight) bezel buttons and knobs.
1. NAV
2. COM
3. BARO
4. RANGE
5. CLR
6. ENT
7. FMS
8. Softkeys
For further explanation, please re-open training information on Primary Flight Display (PFD)
Based on the tutorial, the maximum weight allowed in each overhead bin is 61 pounds (+-27 kilograms). The assist sensor will activated if weight of luggage in the overhead bin reached 61 pounds.
For further explanation, please re-open training video for OVERHEAD BIN ASSIST
When the seat belt light has been turned off, then you have to open the seat belt. All you have to do is lift the flap, and pull the buckle from the loose end.
For further explanation, please re-open SEAT BELT TRAINING VIDEO
To open the overhead bin assist is simple. Based on the training video, you just have to pull the handle down, and the bin will open automatically. Sensor will detect luggage weight to activate assist.
For further explanation, please re-open training video for OVERHEAD BIN ASSIST
The CORRECT ANSWER are 8 (eight) bezel buttons and knobs.
1. NAV
2. COM
3. BARO
4. RANGE
5. CLR
6. ENT
7. FMS
8. Softkeys
For further explanation, please re-open training information on Primary Flight Display (PFD)
To open the overhead bin assist is simple. Based on the training video, you just have to pull the handle down, and the bin will open automatically. Sensor will detect luggage weight to activate assist.
For further explanation, please re-open training video for OVERHEAD BIN ASSIST
Based on the tutorial, there are 2 main parts of airplane seat belt:
1. The Buckle
2. Loose End
For further explanation, please re-open SEAT BELT TRAINING VIDEO
When the seat belt light has been turned off, then you have to open the seat belt. All you have to do is lift the flap, and pull the buckle from the loose end.
For further explanation, please re-open SEAT BELT TRAINING VIDEO
When the seat belt light has been turned off, then you have to open the seat belt. All you have to do is lift the flap, and pull the buckle from the loose end.
For further explanation, please re-open SEAT BELT TRAINING VIDEO
Based on the tutorial, the maximum weight allowed in each overhead bin is 61 pounds (+-27 kilograms). The assist sensor will activated if weight of luggage in the overhead bin reached 61 pounds.
For further explanation, please re-open training video for OVERHEAD BIN ASSIST
Based on the tutorial, there are 2 main parts of airplane seat belt:
1. The Buckle
2. Loose End
For further explanation, please re-open SEAT BELT TRAINING VIDEO
Based on the tutorial, there are 2 main parts of airplane seat belt:
1. The Buckle
2. Loose End
For further explanation, please re-open SEAT BELT TRAINING VIDEO