787 Flight Crew Operations Manual
DO NOT USE FOR FLIGHT
Flight Instruments, Displays -
Electronic Flight Bag - System
Operation
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Selecting and Grouping Charts for an Airport
Once the origin, destination, and alternate airports are defined, the charts expected
for use during the flight can be added to the ETC created chart clip for each
defined airport. The Airport chart and chart NOTAMs are automatically added to
each chart clip by the ETC application.
To group charts for a defined airport, select the ICAO identifier of the airport in
the Chart Clip Airports area at the bottom of the Chart Clip page (a green diamond
indicates selected airport). Select the EDIT CLIP soft key. If more procedure
names exist than can be displayed on one page (page counter is greater than 1/1);
select a specific chart type in the Chart Types area to limit the charts that are
displayed (see the following topic on Chart Symbols for more details) or use the
PGUP and PGDN bezel keys to page through the chart list. Select the desired
charts so a green check mark appears in the chart field.
To view the chart prior to adding it to the Chart Clip, select the Preview Chart soft
key (a vertical rectangle with a green arrow pointing up). The chart displays on the
Preview Chart page. Select ADD TO CLIP if the chart is desired or REMOVE
FROM CLIP if the chart is selected but not wanted. To view another chart for this
airport select PGUP or PGDN bezel key (page counter is greater than 1/1). When
done viewing select SHOW MENU and then EXIT PREVIEW or select the
BACK bezel key to return to the Edit Chart Clip page.
When finished adding or deleting charts from the clip, verify that only the required
charts have a green check mark next to them and select COMPLETE. The Chart
Clip page now displays soft keys with the names of the selected charts.
Chart Symbols
Within the ETC application symbols are used to identify certain chart
characteristics, including the type of chart, selected charts, and temporary charts.
The following table shows the symbol and lists a brief description.
June 16, 2008
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