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問題一覧
1
The external pow er source, only
2
ON
3
50% Ng
4
Starter/Generator 1 is not connected to MAIN 1 bus or is providing too little pow er
5
The Main Battery cannot supply the MAIN buses and cannot be recharged
6
The Auxiliary Battery cannot be recharged
7
The BUS TIE sw itch might have been leftatON
8
DC BUS FAIL caution
9
Overvoltage
10
EXT PWR DOOR caution and EXT PWR ON advisory
11
To control, monitor and protect the Starter-Generator
12
shunt
13
External Pow er and Main Battery
14
Cross-side Generator and Main Battery
15
Non-Essential buses can not be restored
16
As a split-bus system(buses #1 and #2 are not interconnected)
17
GCU
18
The generators are automatically sw itched off-line as the external pow er voltage is connected to the helicopter buses (Power Changeover Relays)
19
External Pow er voltage is higher than 29.7 VDC
20
Pointer not displayed; Yellow dashes in place of values
21
Brush-type and cooled by forced air
22
NONESS1and2
23
300 Ampere brush type unit
24
De-Energised open
25
The MAIN and AUX Battery Contactors are de-energised to prevent battery charging
26
To allow the Auxiliary Battery to be charged w henever the Auxiliary Battery Contactor is energised and any Generator is on line.
27
BATTERY MASTER" Sw itch = ON, "BATTERY MAIN" Sw itch = ON, "BUS TIE" Sw itch = ON
28
MAIN Battery Sw itch is set OFF, Fuel Booster Pumps are sw itched OFF and Pilot selects single DU operation via the RCP
29
Shear Shaft
30
ESSBUS1and2,MAINBUS1and2, NON ESS BUS 1 and 2 are pow ered, batteries are not charging
31
When External Pow er is connected or both Generators are on line.
32
As soon as the EXT PWR sw itch is set to OFF
33
External Pow er is supplying a voltage higher than 30.5 Vdc
34
Only w hen the External Pow er source is supplying the helicopter
35
EXT PWR DOOR and EXT PWR READY
36
In the Cabin Roof
37
Through the cabin windows
38
tailboom
39
By both monitoring the sw eep tone transmitted on the VHF guard frequency and the red LEDon the ELT control panel
40
The ELT Sw itch can be used to stop an automatically-activated transmission
41
two
42
121,500 MHz (Civil), 243,000 MHz (Military), 406,025 MHz (SAR SAT)
43
Applicable aircraft model code
44
They are EASA/FAA approved and can only be changed after additional approval from the Authority
45
The protection function is applicable during the starting phase
46
1 ENG FIRE Warning and 1 FIRE DET Caution appear in the CAS window. MWL and MCL flash. "ENGINE 1 FIRE" aural message and tones are generated. Red ENG 1 "FIRE" on the FIRE DETECT/EXTING Control Panel, FIRE red lamp in the left Engine Control Lever (EC
47
The LP (Integrity) Switch detects a leakage of gas and the HP (Responder Alarm) Switch detects a fire or overheat condition
48
With the BUS TIE switch set to ON
49
Only when an under-current event exists
50
Both Pressure and Return Filters
51
Suction, pressure, case drain
52
It is part of Hydraulic System No.1
53
The Main Battery is used to supply the Starter Generator, while the Auxilliary Battery is used to feed the Essential Bus Bars
54
When External Power is connected to the Aircraft
55
By the External Power
56
2 minutes maximum
57
HPS 1, HPS 2 and HPS 4 all have the same part number
58
HPS 1, HPS 2 and HPS 4 all have the same part number
59
On the front side of the MGB
60
Reference Sections numbered from front to back, bottom to top and left to right
61
A red pop-out button on the Power Control Module (PCM)
62
The Tail Rotor Shut Off Valve (TRSOV) is OPEN
63
LOW 2 (28%)
64
De-energised open
65
Hydraulic System 1 features a MGB-driven Hydraulic Pump and an electrically driven pump
66
EMER LDG PRESS in case of loss of pressure in the system
67
Land as soon as practicable
68
The control valve in a servoactuator is jammed or loss of pressure in the hydraulic system No.2
69
1 HYD PRESS, 1 SERVO, EMERG LDG PRESS and 1 HYD PUMP
70
2 HYD PUMP
71
1 HYD PUMP, 1 SERVO, 1 HYD OIL PRESS, EMERG LDG PRESS
72
A Servo Actuator Control Valve is jammed
73
Pitot Heater must be ON if OAT≤4°C; Pitot Heater must be OFF if OAT≥10°C
74
W/S WASH LOW caution message in the CAS
75
The OAT is +4°C or less and the Pitot Heater Copilot Switch is OFF
76
Only by setting the rotary switch to OFF once they reach the parking position
77
It is displayed in inverse video and then displayed with an amber text after the Master Caution Light (MCL) acknowledgement
78
ROTOR LOW
79
The other DU in the same pilot’s station automatically reverts to the composite format
80
Standard precautions for Electrostatic Sensitive Devices (ESD) must be observed
81
In a closed safety-ESD container
82
In the NIC Backshell Connector
83
It is a blank card installed in each empty slot of the MAU or MRC to help airflow control
84
Aircraft Configuration Module (IM-950)
85
MAU No.1 and MAU No.2 NIC/PROC Modules
86
Target Load the Flight Software, LDI Database and load the Navigation Database
87
To manage system and sensor data to and from analog and digital subsystems required for the EPIC avionic system
88
The MPFDR is erasing the CVR data
89
In the Instrument Panel
90
Display Units (DU) only
91
Both MAUs
92
ARINC 429 receivers/transmitters, RS 422 buses and ASCB-D
93
All Controllers and devices original or standard for the EPIC System
94
When the internal temperature is higher than a predetermined value
95
MAU 1 and MAU 2
96
1(2) MAU failure
97
WOW microswitch = GND and both Engines = OFF
98
To store a backup of the CMS (Central Maintenance System) and FMS (Flight Management System) software
99
MAU 2
100
All warning messages are still available, both in the CAS and from the AWG
問題一覧
1
The external pow er source, only
2
ON
3
50% Ng
4
Starter/Generator 1 is not connected to MAIN 1 bus or is providing too little pow er
5
The Main Battery cannot supply the MAIN buses and cannot be recharged
6
The Auxiliary Battery cannot be recharged
7
The BUS TIE sw itch might have been leftatON
8
DC BUS FAIL caution
9
Overvoltage
10
EXT PWR DOOR caution and EXT PWR ON advisory
11
To control, monitor and protect the Starter-Generator
12
shunt
13
External Pow er and Main Battery
14
Cross-side Generator and Main Battery
15
Non-Essential buses can not be restored
16
As a split-bus system(buses #1 and #2 are not interconnected)
17
GCU
18
The generators are automatically sw itched off-line as the external pow er voltage is connected to the helicopter buses (Power Changeover Relays)
19
External Pow er voltage is higher than 29.7 VDC
20
Pointer not displayed; Yellow dashes in place of values
21
Brush-type and cooled by forced air
22
NONESS1and2
23
300 Ampere brush type unit
24
De-Energised open
25
The MAIN and AUX Battery Contactors are de-energised to prevent battery charging
26
To allow the Auxiliary Battery to be charged w henever the Auxiliary Battery Contactor is energised and any Generator is on line.
27
BATTERY MASTER" Sw itch = ON, "BATTERY MAIN" Sw itch = ON, "BUS TIE" Sw itch = ON
28
MAIN Battery Sw itch is set OFF, Fuel Booster Pumps are sw itched OFF and Pilot selects single DU operation via the RCP
29
Shear Shaft
30
ESSBUS1and2,MAINBUS1and2, NON ESS BUS 1 and 2 are pow ered, batteries are not charging
31
When External Pow er is connected or both Generators are on line.
32
As soon as the EXT PWR sw itch is set to OFF
33
External Pow er is supplying a voltage higher than 30.5 Vdc
34
Only w hen the External Pow er source is supplying the helicopter
35
EXT PWR DOOR and EXT PWR READY
36
In the Cabin Roof
37
Through the cabin windows
38
tailboom
39
By both monitoring the sw eep tone transmitted on the VHF guard frequency and the red LEDon the ELT control panel
40
The ELT Sw itch can be used to stop an automatically-activated transmission
41
two
42
121,500 MHz (Civil), 243,000 MHz (Military), 406,025 MHz (SAR SAT)
43
Applicable aircraft model code
44
They are EASA/FAA approved and can only be changed after additional approval from the Authority
45
The protection function is applicable during the starting phase
46
1 ENG FIRE Warning and 1 FIRE DET Caution appear in the CAS window. MWL and MCL flash. "ENGINE 1 FIRE" aural message and tones are generated. Red ENG 1 "FIRE" on the FIRE DETECT/EXTING Control Panel, FIRE red lamp in the left Engine Control Lever (EC
47
The LP (Integrity) Switch detects a leakage of gas and the HP (Responder Alarm) Switch detects a fire or overheat condition
48
With the BUS TIE switch set to ON
49
Only when an under-current event exists
50
Both Pressure and Return Filters
51
Suction, pressure, case drain
52
It is part of Hydraulic System No.1
53
The Main Battery is used to supply the Starter Generator, while the Auxilliary Battery is used to feed the Essential Bus Bars
54
When External Power is connected to the Aircraft
55
By the External Power
56
2 minutes maximum
57
HPS 1, HPS 2 and HPS 4 all have the same part number
58
HPS 1, HPS 2 and HPS 4 all have the same part number
59
On the front side of the MGB
60
Reference Sections numbered from front to back, bottom to top and left to right
61
A red pop-out button on the Power Control Module (PCM)
62
The Tail Rotor Shut Off Valve (TRSOV) is OPEN
63
LOW 2 (28%)
64
De-energised open
65
Hydraulic System 1 features a MGB-driven Hydraulic Pump and an electrically driven pump
66
EMER LDG PRESS in case of loss of pressure in the system
67
Land as soon as practicable
68
The control valve in a servoactuator is jammed or loss of pressure in the hydraulic system No.2
69
1 HYD PRESS, 1 SERVO, EMERG LDG PRESS and 1 HYD PUMP
70
2 HYD PUMP
71
1 HYD PUMP, 1 SERVO, 1 HYD OIL PRESS, EMERG LDG PRESS
72
A Servo Actuator Control Valve is jammed
73
Pitot Heater must be ON if OAT≤4°C; Pitot Heater must be OFF if OAT≥10°C
74
W/S WASH LOW caution message in the CAS
75
The OAT is +4°C or less and the Pitot Heater Copilot Switch is OFF
76
Only by setting the rotary switch to OFF once they reach the parking position
77
It is displayed in inverse video and then displayed with an amber text after the Master Caution Light (MCL) acknowledgement
78
ROTOR LOW
79
The other DU in the same pilot’s station automatically reverts to the composite format
80
Standard precautions for Electrostatic Sensitive Devices (ESD) must be observed
81
In a closed safety-ESD container
82
In the NIC Backshell Connector
83
It is a blank card installed in each empty slot of the MAU or MRC to help airflow control
84
Aircraft Configuration Module (IM-950)
85
MAU No.1 and MAU No.2 NIC/PROC Modules
86
Target Load the Flight Software, LDI Database and load the Navigation Database
87
To manage system and sensor data to and from analog and digital subsystems required for the EPIC avionic system
88
The MPFDR is erasing the CVR data
89
In the Instrument Panel
90
Display Units (DU) only
91
Both MAUs
92
ARINC 429 receivers/transmitters, RS 422 buses and ASCB-D
93
All Controllers and devices original or standard for the EPIC System
94
When the internal temperature is higher than a predetermined value
95
MAU 1 and MAU 2
96
1(2) MAU failure
97
WOW microswitch = GND and both Engines = OFF
98
To store a backup of the CMS (Central Maintenance System) and FMS (Flight Management System) software
99
MAU 2
100
All warning messages are still available, both in the CAS and from the AWG