How to align attitude or heading on L3 comminications Touch Panel if it does not match primary flight display?
When the aircraft returns to normal flight (straight and level) press the Menu M button twice and press the Select S button to align the indicator. If this does not resolve the issue, the ESI-2000 may be defective and should be checked by a certified service center.
General| Brand | L3 comminications |
|---|---|
| Model | Trilogy ESI-2000 |
| Category | Touch Panel |
| Language | English |
Overview of the ESI-2000 Electronic Standby Indicator.
Details on available software versions for the ESI-2000.
Technical specifications including physical, power, environmental, and certification.
Information on optional accessories like magnetometers (MAG-3100, MAG-3000).
Operational constraints for heading reference in polar regions due to magnetic field.
Detailed description of all visual elements displayed on the ESI-2000 screen.
Explains battery indicators, charging, and availability status for the unit.
Introduces the user interface and navigation of the ESI-2000 indicator.
Guide to navigating and selecting options within the ESI-2000 menu system.
Instructions for adjusting the display brightness level using menu options.
Procedure for re-aligning the attitude and heading reference of the indicator.
How to change the barometric unit selection (in. Hg, hPa, mb) in the menu.
Steps to adjust the barometric pressure value displayed on the unit.
Viewing system status, serial number, operating hours, and battery information.
Annual procedure to maintain accuracy of the battery capacity meter.
Describes the operation of the ESI-2000 indicator.
Details the startup sequence and indicators when applying power to the unit.
Procedure for cycling power to the ESI-2000 for reset or troubleshooting.
Instructions for shutting down the ESI-2000 to conserve battery energy.
Information displayed during the system identification splash screen.
Process for aligning the indicator's attitude and heading data.
Overview of the display elements during normal flight operations.
Recommended checks and settings before taking off with the ESI-2000.
Actions the pilot may need to perform while the aircraft is in flight.
Visual examples of various display configurations during flight.
Guidance on identifying and understanding error messages and invalid data displays.
Table of common conditions, their causes, and corrective actions for the ESI-2000.
Corrective steps when attitude or heading data is inconsistent with primary flight instruments.
Troubleshooting steps when the "Attitude Fail" message appears on the display.
Steps to address loss of airspeed configuration data indicated by a missing color band.
Troubleshooting steps for a blank screen, potentially due to low brightness.
Action to take when the battery is no longer holding a charge.
Troubleshooting for the red battery failed indicator, indicating system failure.
Steps to resolve when the battery is unavailable due to temperature or voltage issues.
Troubleshooting steps for loss of altitude or airspeed data indicated by a red X.
Section to log important dealer, equipment, and aircraft information.
Fields for recording dealer contact and identification details.
Fields for recording purchase date, model, part, and serial numbers.
Fields for recording aircraft make, model, and registration number.
Installer to complete configuration options for tape type, baro color, and units.
Installer to record airspeed settings for different aircraft types and configurations.
Installer to record panel angles (pitch, roll, yaw) during initial installation.
Installer to record magnetic installation details, including mounting and compensation.
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