Terrain awareness and warning system (taws) view, Introduction, Taws overview – BendixKing KSN 770 - Pilots Guide User Manual

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KSN 765/770 Integrated Communication Navigation Display

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REV 2 Jun 2014

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Terrain Awareness and Warning System (TAWS) View

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13.

Terrain Awareness and

Warning System (TAWS) View

INTRODUCTION

The

TAWS view

displays enhanced ground proximity warning systems

(EGPWS) displays. EGPWS gives terrain display, situational

awareness, terrain alerting and warning, and obstacle alerting and

warning to the pilot. It is intended to give advanced alerting and warning

to the pilot to help reduce the possibility of controlled flight into terrain

(CFIT).

NOTE: This section does not supersede FAA--approved data, FAA

flight manual supplements, or FAA required procedures. In

addition, this guide is not intended to give all the details of

proper usage and interpretation of EGPWS information.

Reference the pilot’s guide that is given with the EGPWS

sensor for more information.

TAWS OVERVIEW

The TAWS view is different from the

terrain view

as the TAWS view

uses an external TAWS sensor and the terrain view uses an internal

terrain database. TAWS is an optional feature and requires an external

TAWS sensor and optional interface circuit card. The KSN 765/770

supports the display and control of the following external TAWS

sensors:

D

BendixKing KGP 560/860 General Aviation EGPWS

D

BendixKing KMH 880/980 Multi--Hazard Awareness System

D

Honeywell MK--VI/MK--VIII EGPWS.

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