Honeywell EGPWS MK V Pilot's Manual page 112

Stabilized
Approach
Monitor
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TM
Smart Landing
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By default, the aural message is generated at the EGPWS
Warning volume, but the audio level may be adjusted to a
different level using the RCD.
In addition to the aural annunciations provided, visual text
annunciations can also be overlaid on the terrain display for a
period of time when the monitor condition is entered. The
visual annunciation may be enabled or disabled via the RCD.
If configured to do so, the EGPWS presents the following text
strings overlaid on top of the terrain image upon activation of
the aural. The text is centered on the display. The text will
remain on the display until any one of the following
conditions exists: configured timer expires (typically 16
seconds), range on the terrain display is changed, a new voice
with associated
Terrain/Obstacle caution or warning condition exists, or the
Height Above Field Elevation is less than or equal to 300 feet.
Displayed Message
FLAPS (amber)
TOO FAST (amber)
TOO HIGH (amber)
UNSTABLE (amber)
The following is an example of the visual terrain display message
associated with the Flaps aural.
Inhibit of the Stabilized Approach Monitor annunciations via an
external cockpit switch or existing cockpit switches may be
configured.
System inoperative messages may be indicated as required using
existing inoperative indications. The Stabilized Approach
Monitor inoperative status will be indicated during the EGPWS
Self test if any one of the monitors is enabled via the RCD and
the status indicates the function is inoperative.
Mark V and Mark VII EGPWS Pilot's Guide
visual annunciation
Approach Monitor Aural
"Flaps (pause) Flaps" or
"Flaps Flaps" aural
"Too Fast – Too Fast" aural
"Too High – Too High" aural
"Unstable – Unstable" aural
is issued, a
060-4241-000
Rev H, August 2011