Operating instructions, Preflight procedures, Start up – BendixKing SG 465 System EFS 50 User Manual

Page 148: Self test, Push button test, Pre-takeoff procedures

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Operating Instructions

5.1

Issued 4/95

SW 06/07/08/11

Consult Aircraft Flight Manual
Supplement for specific proce-
dures and limitations in opera-
tion.

PREFLIGHT PROCEDURES

START UP

At engine start, power should not
be applied to the EHI 50 system,
low voltage may turn the EFS 50
system off momentarily, and tran-
sient voltages may induce pre-
mature failures. With engines
operating, turn on avionics mas-
ter switches, and turn on NAV
systems to remove the EHSI
flags.

When power is initially applied to
the EFS 50 system, various flags
maybe annunciated on the dis-
play, representing systems not
yet operational.

SELF TEST

Adjust BRT control on the
EFS 50 CP 467, and CP 469 for
the desired brightness.

After a short warm-up time, press
and hold the TST/REF button for
three seconds to display the
SELF TEST. A SELF TEST
PASS or SELF TEST FAIL mes-
sage will be annunciated. If the
system is operating properly the
SELF TEST PASS message will
be annunciated. If a malfunction
exists, SELF TEST FAIL will be
annunciated and the system

should be serviced. Refer to fig-
ure 5.1 and 5.2, Self Test annun-
ciation. Additionally, the pilot
should ensure that the compass
scale is white, which indicates
that all three colors are opera-
tional in the display unit.

Note: Performing the EFS 50

Self Test is not required at
anytime. If a failure was to
occur or exist, the small RED
SG in a red box would be dis-
played. This test is intended
to familiarize the pilot with the
various flagging methodology
used and a quick check for
proper color presentation.

The EADI self test page will auto-
matically revert to a normal EADI
display.

Software 07 and later will also

cause the EHSI to automatically
revert from the selftest page to
normal operation.

PUSH BUTTON TEST

Check each push button function
on the EFS 50 control panel.
Push button operation should be
as described in 2.1 EHSI Opera-
tion, 2.2 EADI Operation, 2.3
RADAR Operation, and 2.4 MFD
Operation.

PRE-TAKEOFF
PROCEDURES

After the system test has been
completed, select the desired Pri-

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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