TEST
System Control: TEST
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Mode: ANY
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Gain: CAL
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Range: 10 to 320 nm
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Select WXR on the Electronic Flight Display control panel.
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It is good practice to run the test sequence after system power-up or
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after a system fault has occurred. This may be performed by the
flight crew or by maintenance personnel.
The test sequence may be run at any time as desired.
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Note the test pattern on the display (see examples on page 7).
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Observe the Test Sequence shown below (when on ground only).
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Check for weather-related fault messages on the displays. It may
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take up to 20 seconds after test completion for fault messages to
appear. (Fault messages are installation dependent. See FAULT
ANNUNCIATIONS on page 36 for examples.)
If a fault message appears, follow standard operating/maintenance
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procedures. (See also FAULT ANNUNCIATIONS on page 36.)
Some configurations will show a TEST COMPLETE indication on the
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test pattern once the test has finished. See examples on page 7.
For systems without the TEST COMPLETE indication, leave the
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system in TEST for at least 50 seconds to ensure test completion.
For a dual system select TEST on the other system and repeat.
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In test mode there is no radiation hazard to nearby personnel.
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The configuration of the RDR-4000 installed in your aircraft can be
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determined by examining the test pattern. See page 7.
Leave the system in TEST mode until it is safe to operate the radar.
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When safe to do so select NORM or L/R.
Time
TEST Selected
PWS FAIL/INOP
PWS VISUAL
ALERTS
PWS AURAL
ALERTS
DISPLAY
"Whoop, Whoop," or "Monitor Radar Display" is selected at installation.
Simplified Operating Procedures
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IntuVue RDR-4000 Weather Radar Pilot's Guide
Test Sequence
Approx
Approx
2 Sec.
4 Sec.
On
OFF (ON if failure is detected)
Amber
Off
(WINDSHEAR)
Tone "Whoop, Whoop"
None
or "Monitor Radar
Display"
Normal Test Pattern (No PWS Icon)
Approx
6 Sec.
Red
(WINDSHEAR)
"Go Around, Windshear
Ahead, ... Windshear
Ahead, Windshear Ahead"
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Rev 7, February 2015