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FOR SIMULATION USE ONLY – NOT A TRAINING AID
The current acceleration readout and pointer both change colour to red when the
current acceleration is greater than the maximum airframe value or less than the
minimum airframe value.
The accelerometer also displays two pointers that indicate the maximum and
minimum G load experienced since the last G reset, with digital readouts at the top
and bottom ends of the dial to indicate the values of these loads.
The maximum and minimum load pointers and readouts also change colour to red if
they are indicating a value greater than the airframe maximum or less than the
airframe minimum value.
Maximum and minimum digital readouts have a range of ±9.9G. Pressing R5 toggles
the maximum and minimum load digital readouts display on and off.
G RESET
The maximum and minimum load values on the accelerometer can be reset by
using the G reset function at R4. Pressing R4 for at least 1 second resets the
function.
The maximum and minimum load values are then reset to the current load value
unless they have exceeded the maximum or minimum airframe values in which
case they cannot be reset using R4.
In case of receiving invalid data, the needle of the G meter (including max/min G
carets, and max/min G digital readouts) disappears from the screen and the digital
readout digits are replaced by amber asterisks. In the event of a failure, the G meter
needle (including max/min G carets and max/min G digital readouts) are removed
(if present) from the display.
Declutter Mode
Three levels of declutter, level 0, level 1, and level 2 are provided on the MFD to
control the amount of information shown on the display at a given time. The
declutter level can be selected using the UFCP and the current declutter level
selection applies to the PFD, NAV, and TSD pages.
When declutter level 1 or 2 is activated, the declutter annunciation is displayed
below the HSI compass rose. This annunciation is displayed as the boxed text
DCLTR # where # is 1 or 2 depending on the selected declutter level. The
information removed from the PFD depends on which declutter level is selected.
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