787 Flight Crew Operations Manual
DO NOT USE FOR FLIGHT
Flight Instruments, Displays -
Electronic Flight Bag - System
Operation
Copyright © The Boeing Company. See title page for details.
10.80.34 D615Z003-TBC
The options listed below are available after selecting SHOW MENU:
• DAY/NIGHT MODE – select to change the color scheme of the displayed
chart between Day mode (black text on a white background), and Night
mode (white text on a black background)
• SPLIT MODE – select to split the view of an approach chart so that the
plan view displays at the top of the screen and the Briefing Strip™, Profile
View, or Minimums display at the bottom of the screen
• CYCLE VIEW – select while in SPLIT MODE to change the bottom
frame from the chart’s Briefing Strip™, Profile, and Minimums views.
After all three frames display individually with the Plan View, they
display together without the chart
• UN-SPLIT MODE – select to display the entire chart (this mode is
identical to a paper chart). A specific mode is set as the default according
to company preference. This functionality is not available in the Preview
Chart screen
• ROTATE – select to rotate a chart 90º. Select ROTATE again to return the
orientation to the original position. This soft key is unavailable when the
chart is being viewed in split mode
• RESET ZOOM – select to return the chart to its original magnification
after using the Rectangle Zoom, Zoom In or Zoom Out functions
• RECTANGLE ZOOM (soft key displayed as a rectangle with magnifying
glass in lower right corner) – select to create a rectangle around the area to
magnify by clicking-holding-dragging the cursor. The specified area of the
chart is then centered and zoomed to the maximum extent possible,
proportional to the screen
Select HIDE MENU to remove the additional menu items. The menu is
automatically removed after making a selection.
Locating a Terminal Chart Not in the Current Route
Charts can be viewed for an airport that is not defined in the current route (origin,
destination or alternate) by independently searching for the airport in the database.
To search for an airport not in the route select AIRPORT SEARCH from the Chart
Clip page. In the Search field, type the whole or partial ICAO or IATA airport
identifier and select SEARCH IDENT. Alternately, in the Search field type the
whole or partial airport or city name and select SEARCH ALL.
Search results are listed in the upper portion of the page. If necessary, additional
search results pages can be viewed by selecting the PGDN and PGUP bezel keys.
If the required airport is not displayed, select CLR FLD from the virtual keypad
to clear the search field and start another search.
August 14, 2009
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