A330 Technical Training Manual T1+T2 Mechanical and Avionics A330 RR TRENT 700 22-Auto Flight
A330 Technical Training Manual T1+T2 Mechanical and Avionics A330 RR TRENT 700 22-Auto Flight
GENERAL
DETECTION AVAILABILITY
Windshear detection, aft CG detection or alphafloor detection depend on
flight conditions. Windshear detection is available during 30 seconds
after take-off under 250 feet Radio Altimeter (RA) and from 1300 feet
RA to 50 feet RA in approach. It is inhibited in clean configuration. AFT
CG detection is available in clean configuration and above 20,000 feet.
Alphafloor acquisition is available from take-off to a radio altitude of
100 feet before landing.
NOTE: Note that if both RAs have failed, the windshear warning is
not available. This warning loss is displayed on the ECAM
status page.
ALPHAFLOOR ACQUISITION - ALPHAFLOOR PROTECTION OF THE AUTOTHRUST & ALPHAFLOOR WARNING MESSAGES
GENERAL
AUTOPILOT ENGAGEMENT
AUTOTHRUST ENGAGEMENT
SPEED CONTROL
The vertical steering order can be followed by the pilot or the autopilot.
Any level change in the vertical profile is initiated after a push action on
a level change selector. The crew may send a request for wind data to
the ground via the ATSU. In response to this request, or automatically,
the ground sends climb, cruise, descent and alternate wind data to the
A/C.
PERFORMANCE
The performance database contains optimal speed schedules for the
expected range of operating conditions. Several performance modes are
available to the operator with the primary one being the ECONOMY
mode. The ECON mode can be tailored to meet specific airline
requirements using a selectable COST INDEX (CI). A CI is defined as
the ratio of cost of time to the cost of fuel. The fuel quantity is given by
the Fuel Control and Monitoring Computers (FCMCs). The speed and
the thrust values associated with a given CI are used to determine the
climb and descent profiles. FUEL and TIME are the main "actors" in this
particular part of the FM function and direct the airline choice.
DISPLAY
According to the pilot selection on the FCU, the flight plan is shown in
relation to the A/C position on the ROSE-NAV or ARC modes. The A/C
model is fixed and the chart moves. The difference between the two
modes is that the half range is available when the ND is set to NAV mode
as there is only a frontal view when it is set to ARC mode. In PLAN
mode, the flight plan is shown, with NORTH at the top of the screen,
centered on the TO waypoint (first waypoint to be met).
Depending on the selected range, the A/C may or may not be visualized
on this display. The PLAN display can be centered on the waypoint
displayed on the second line of the Multipurpose Control and Display
Unit (MCDU) screen by scrolling the flight plan on the MCDU. The
Primary Flight Display (PFD) shows the FM guidance following
engagement of the AP/FD (Autopilot/Flight Director) lateral and
longitudinal modes.
NOTE: Note that the FCU retrieves any selected data after an
interruption of 5 minutes or less and due to the 5 V back-up
NOTE: Note that at this moment, the Flight Director (FD) P/B lights
come on but the FD function is not yet available.
On initialization, the FCU returns to a neutral configuration. [ The flashing
of AP1, AP2 and A/THR P/Bs proves the success of the internal tests. [
The FD is finally engaged and the FD red flag removed from the PFDs
when the Inertial Reference (IR) system providing the position has been
correctly initialized with a delay of 10 minutes and when the present
position is entered.
FD status is indicated on the Flight Mode Annunciator (FMA). The
altitude, by default 100 feet, is displayed on the FCU. The altitude mode
is automatically armed and displayed on the FMA.
NOTE: If FCU fails, FMA data on PFDs are lost and on the Enhanced
GPWS panel FAULT light comes on on the SYStem P/B, due
to the loss of the QNH barometric reference.
MANUAL RESETS
GENERAL
COMPONENT LOCATION
COMPONENT LOCATION
COMPONENT LOCATION
COMPONENT LOCATION
COMPONENT LOCATION
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