EFIS System

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EFIS System Components

Select panel & Autopilot

(Shift+4)

Altitude Preselector

Electronic Attitude Director

Indicator (EADI) & Electronic
Horizontal Situation Indicator
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(EHSI)
(Shift+3)

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ENGINE POWER LOSS IN FLIGHT

Electronic Attitude Director Indicator (EADI)

Autopilot Mode Annunciators

Above The
Angle of attack display Ground
Altitude

Speed pointer

Flight Director Guide

Marker Beacon indicator

Lateral Deviation Indicator

Decision Height Annunciator
(only with VOR or GPS active signal)

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Electronic Horizontal Situation Indicator (EHSI)

HSI Mode Display
Display selected course Heading Bug Info

Wind vector 000 Waypoint

and speed information Area

Selected
Primary navigation heading
source indicator

Active selected pointers

and lateral deviation
bar (green) Symbolic aircraft

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EFIS Control Panel

Decision height HSI 360° HSI arc NAV sensor Range Screen bright
selector mode mode select selection selector

Course selection N°1 system N°2 system 1-2 system select Heading selection
knob pointer bearing pointer bearing knob

Decision height selector - Use mouse wheel to turn to select the desired decision height

HSI 360° and ARC mode - Switch between HSI modes, 360 degrees or arc, when arc
mode is pressed twice switch to MAP mode.

NAV sensor select - Switch navigation source between GPS or NAV.

Range selector - Change the range view in MAP mode.

Screen bright selector - Use mouse wheel to turn to increase or decrease the brightness
of EADI and EHSI.

Course selection knob - Use mouse wheel to turn to select desired course, press to sync
with the actual course.

N°1 and 2 system pointer bearing - Toggles on and off and switch between NAV1, NAV2
and ADF the desired pointer bearing.

1-2 system select - When the navigation source is set to NAV, switch between NAV1 or
NAV2

Heading selection knob - Use mouse wheel to turn to select desired heading, press to sync
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with actual heading.

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Autopilot
Autopilot mode annunciator display

Vertical Speed and Speed

Selector

HDG: The autopilot will pursue the heading selected by the heading bug on
the EHSI.
NAV: The autopilot will pursue the selected course EHSI. Once the course is
caught, the autopilot will hold it. NAV mode will follow NAV1 or NAV2
depending on the selection in the EHSI.
APR: The autopilot will follow the ILS signal of the NAV1. This mode is
recommended for instrument approach.
IAS: The autopilot will pursue the airspeed at the moment of pressing this
button by changing the aircraft pitch.
ALT: The autopilot will maintain the current altitude.
FD: Turns ON or OFF the flight director
SOFT RIDE: INOPERATIVE
HALF BANK: Enable turn with half of bank angle when AP is operating.
TEST: INOPERATIVE
YD: Activate/Disactivate Yaw Damper function.
DN/UP: When in IAS mode will change the airspeed of the aircraft, in ALT
mode will change the vertical speed.
AP: Engage/Disengage the Autopilot.
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Altitude Preselector
Select the desired altitude using the MOUSE WHEEL, then press the ALT ARM button of the
autopilot (with the autopilot engaged) for pursuing a selected altitude.

When you select and altitude and press the ALT ARM button the aircraft will climb or descent to
that altitude at 500ft/min, you can change this value with the vertical speed selector in the AP
control panel.

If you select VS ENG the aircraft will climb or descent to the desired vertical speed and will not
stop at any altitude.

If using the IAS autopilot mode and press the ALT arm button the aircraft will level at the
desired altitude.

When the ALT button in the AP control panel is pressed, all setting will be erased and the
aircraft will perform an altitude hold.

(Use the MOUSE WHEEL for selecting the desired altitude).

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