Honeywell BENDIX/KING KAP 140 Maintenance Manual page 74

3.5 OTHER INSTALLATION OPTIONS
The following are options that are selected by the installer. Some of these options depend upon
aircraft certification and version of FCC and therefore may not be displayed.
OPTION
Audio Volume
Voice Msg Enabled
Remote Baro Input
HSI/DG (1/0)
Trim Installed
NAV Force Valid
Revision 2, Dec/2002
CS:15574F02
BENDIX/KING
KAP 140
DESCRIPTION
Volume setting for audio tones and voice messaging.
A volume setting of '0' is the minimum setting and '7'
is the maximum. The default value is a volume
setting of '4'. The STC manual should be consulted
for the appropriate volume setting to be used in a
given installation.
A '1' for "Voice Messaging" will enable voice
messaging for AP disconnect and altitude alerting, in
addition to the normal tones for these events. A '0'
disables the voice messaging function. The default
value is '0'. This feature is not functional on --2501,
--5001, --5101, --5201, --7501 version computers.
A '1' for "Remote Baro" will cause the FCC to use the
baro set input from the altimeter and disable the
ability to change baro set from the FCC. A '0' will
cause the FCC to use the baro set from the rotary
knob on its front panel. The default value is '0'. This
option is available only on --7xxx version computers.
A '1' for "HSI" selects operation in an installation with
an HSI. A '0' is the proper selection for a DG
installation. The default value is '0'.
A '1' for "Trim Installed" will configure the FCC to
provide Manual Electric Trim and Autotrim functions.
A '0' implies trim is not installed. The default value
is '0'. This option is only available on aircraft with trim
certified (as indicated in the .CER file installed in the
configuration module) .
A '1' for "NAV Force Valid" will cause the FCC to
always treat the NAV deviation signal as valid,
ignoring the NAV valid input. This option should be
chosen only if NAV Valid is not available in the
installation. A '0' will cause the FCC to monitor the
NAV Valid input. The default value is '0'.
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