Q - Power plant
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4. ENG START panel
ATA 61/72
CRANK
dry motoring (no ignition)
START A OR B
on ground, only exciter A or
B is supllied (except for the
position A&B)
In flight regardless of start
selection (A, B or A+B) both
exciters are energized
ON
starter engaged. At 45% NH,
light goes off and the starter is
disconnected
ON
Continuous ignition (both A &
B). Memo panel light.
FAULT
Illuminates when:
– remains ON with NH
>45%
or – GCU failure during start
or – starter failure
or – ENG 2 only: ENG START
selector on start position
+ PROP BRK ON + GUST
lock not engaged
UNLOCK
PROP BRAKE
not fully
locked or not fully released.
After 15 sec: CAP alarm. Also
used to check lock/unlock
time:
– 5 sec. to unlock
– 10 sec. to lock
READY
engagement or disengag.
conditions are met:
– A/C on ground
– gust lock engaged
– CL on FTH or FUEL S/O
– blue hyd press available
on the prop brake input
>2100psi
– Fire handle not pulled
PROP BRK
Brake fully locked same
indication on the memo panel
42/72 PEC
5. ENG control panel
ATA 61/72
ARMING CONDITIONS
PWR MGT sel on TO
+ATPCS pb in
+both PL > 49°
+both TQ > 46%
= (arm green LT illuminated)
TRIGGER
one TQ below 18%
Cancel: PWR MGT out of TO
or ATPCS pb OFF or at least
one PL retarded below 49° or
both TQ <46%
EEC
acts on stepper motor to
regulate Fuel Flow
FAULT
flashing
EEC failure. The fuel flow is
frozen to maintain the power
FAULT
steady: EEC failure,
HMU base law = reversion
When FAULT flashing, never
deselect the EEC.
Retard first, the PL in the
green sector (FAULT become
steady: PL < 52°)
UP TRIM
signal sent to respective eng
during ATPCS sequence.
Eng power = RTO
LO PITCH
blade angle < FI (8°) CAP in
flight only
OFF
HMU base law = reversion
ATPCS
– ARM on ground =
auto FTR (2.15’’ delay)
– ARM in flight (In case of go
around) = auto FTR only
42/72 PEC
Summary of Contents for 42-500
Page 1: ...72 212A 42 500 ...
Page 7: ...A Aircraft general p 6 A Aircraft general p 6 A Aircraft general FCOM 1 00 ...
Page 12: ...A Aircraft general p 11 8 Internal lighting ATA 33 ...
Page 14: ...B Multi Function Computer p 13 B Multi Function Computer FCOM 1 01 ...
Page 16: ...C Centralized crew alerting system p 15 C Centralized crew alerting system FCOM 1 02 ...
Page 22: ...D Air p 21 D Air FCOM 1 03 ...
Page 30: ...E Automatic flight control system p 29 E Automatic flight control system FCOM 1 04 ...
Page 33: ...F Communications FCOM 1 05 p 32 F Communications ...
Page 38: ...G Electrical systems p 37 G Electrical systems FCOM 1 06 ...
Page 52: ...H Emergency equipment p 51 H Emergency equipment FCOM 1 07 ...
Page 57: ...I Fire protection p 56 I Fire protection FCOM 1 08 I Fire protection p 56 ...
Page 60: ...J Flight control p 59 J Flight control FCOM 1 09 ...
Page 65: ...K Flight instruments p 64 K Flight instruments FCOM 1 10 K Flight instruments p 64 ...
Page 74: ...L Fuel system p 73 L Fuel system FCOM 1 11 ...
Page 83: ...M Hydraulic system p 82 M Hydraulic system FCOM 1 12 M Hydraulic system p 82 ...
Page 86: ...N Ice and rain protection p 85 N Ice and rain protection FCOM 1 13 ...
Page 92: ...O Landing gear p 91 O Landing gear FCOM 1 14 ...
Page 95: ...P Navigation system p 94 P Navigation system FCOM 1 15 P Navigation system p 94 ...
Page 98: ...P Navigation system p 97 MODE 4 unsafe terrain clearance MODE 5 below glideslope ...
Page 102: ...Q Power plant p 101 Q Power plant FCOM 1 16 ...
Page 110: ...Annexes p 109 Annexes ...
Page 128: ...p 127 ...