320系列机组课程自动飞行FD AP
**** Hidden Message ***** AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 1/34<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 2/34<BR>In this module we will review how to engage and disconnect the Autopilots<BR>(Autopilots ON/OFF), as well as the Flight Directors (Flight Directors ON/OFF).<BR>You are the Captain, and PF...<BR>Auto pilot<BR>commands<BR>FMGC<BR>Flight Guidance<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 3/34<BR>We are just airborne, above 100 ft from the ground.<BR>To reduce the pilot workload and enhance aircraft<BR>safety, let’s engage one auto pilot.<BR>Ennggaaggee AP11..<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 4/34<BR>We are just airborne, above 100 ft from the ground.<BR>To reduce the pilot workload and enhance aircraft<BR>safety, let’s engage one auto pilot.<BR>Noo.. Ennggaaggee AP11..<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 5/34<BR>We are just airborne, above 100 ft from the ground.<BR>To reduce the pilot workload and enhance aircraft<BR>safety, let’s engage one auto pilot.<BR>Noo.. Ussee tthhee AP11 ppbb ttoo eennggaaggee AP11..<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 6/34<BR>The FMA confirms the engagement of AP1.<BR>As a general rule when the Captain is PF, AP1 is used. When the<BR>First Officer is PF, AP2 is used. This ensures that each AP will be<BR>alternatively operated. The AP can be used just after lift off (5secs) from<BR>say 100 ft until the end of the landing roll-out.<BR>In most cases, only one AP can be turned ON at a time.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 7/34<BR>However, in case of an ILS automatic approach, both AP may be turned ON at the<BR>same time. This ensures the best level of redundancy required to safely achieve<BR>autolands, auto-rollouts or low altitude go-arounds.<BR>As a consequence, once cleared for an ILS approach, the pilot presses the APPR<BR>pb to arm LOC and G/S modes ; the second AP may then be turned ON.<BR>Ennggaaggee AP22..<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 8/34<BR>However, in case of an ILS automatic approach, both AP may be turned ON at the<BR>same time. This ensures the best level of redundancy required to safely achieve<BR>autolands, auto-rollouts or low altitude go-arounds.<BR>As a consequence, once cleared for an ILS approach, the pilot presses the APPR<BR>pb to arm LOC and G/S modes ; the second AP may then be turned ON.<BR>Noo.. Ennggaaggee AP22..<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 9/34<BR>However, in case of an ILS automatic approach, both AP may be turned ON at the<BR>same time. This ensures the best level of redundancy required to safely achieve<BR>autolands, auto-rollouts or low altitude go-arounds.<BR>As a consequence, once cleared for an ILS approach, the pilot presses the APPR<BR>pb to arm LOC and G/S modes ; the second AP may then be turned ON.<BR>Noo.. TToo eennggaaggee AP22 uussee tthhee AP22 ppbb..<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 10/34<BR>The FMA confirms the engagement status of both AP as well as the<BR>resulting level of redundancy achieved (DUAL). This will dictate the<BR>minimum possible DH. You will see this in more details in the<BR>“Guidance Mode” modules.<BR>Now, let us review how to disconnect or turn the AP OFF.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 11/34<BR>You are now flying an automatic approach. When in sight of the<BR>runway, you decide to take over manually .<BR>To turn the AP OFF, you press the red AP disconnect pb also<BR>called take over pb , located on either side stick.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 12/34<BR>The FMA shows that both AP are OFF ; the approach capability is downgraded to CAT1 .<BR>Both AP green lights on the FCU are extinguished.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 13/34<BR>The FG drives also the Flight Director symbols displayed on either PFD.<BR>The Flight Director ( FD) is an assistance provided to the pilots to accurately<BR>hand-fly the A/C along a given segment of trajectory.<BR>The FD provides guidance orders to the pilots, as a function of the guidance<BR>modes and targets selected on the FCU . These orders are materialized by specific<BR>symbols ( e.g crossbars ) .<BR>Auto pilot<BR>commands<BR>Flight Director<BR>commands<BR>FMGC<BR>Flight Guidance<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 14/34<BR>The FD symbols are displayed on either PFD. The symbols on PFD1 are<BR>driven by FG1, those on PFD2 are driven by FG2.<BR>The engagement status of the FD is indicated on the FMA.<BR>Here, the FD symbols are called crossbars and are referenced to the<BR>A/C attitude symbol ( ).<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 15/34<BR>To turn the FD ON or OFF, use the FD pb located on<BR>either EFIS control panel.<BR>When an FD is ON, the green bars of the<BR>corresponding pb are illuminated.<BR>Here both FD are ON ; let’s turn them OFF.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 16/34<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 17/34<BR>Each pilot presses on its FD pb:<BR>- FD bars are removed from the PFD,<BR>- FD engagement status is cleared on the FMA,<BR>- FD pb green lights are extinguished.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 18/34<BR>Note that we have switched the AP1 OFF for you.<BR>When both AP and FD are OFF, note that all mode fields, except<BR>the one of the A/THR ( here MACH) are blank on the FMA.<BR>Let’s now turn the FD back ON. Suppose that the Captain presses<BR>its FD pb first, and then the F/O.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 19/34<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 20/34<BR>FD1 is ON. The crossbars are displayed on PFD1; the FMA on both PFD indicates :<BR>- “1FD-” as FD engagement status , meaning that only FD1 is ON,<BR>- The FD1 associated modes.<BR>Notice that FD1 pb illuminates in green on the EFIS Control panel.<BR>Let us now turn the F/O’s FD back ON.<BR>NOTE: when both AP and FD are OFF and you turn one of them back ON again , it comes<BR>up in V/S and HDG “basic” modes.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 21/34<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 22/34<BR>Both FD are now ON ; the crossbars are displayed on PFD2. Both FMA indicate:<BR>- “1FD2” as FD engagement status , meaning that both FD are ON ,<BR>- The onside FD guidance modes.<BR>Note that FD2 pb illuminates in green on the EFIS Control panel.<BR>As a general rule: both FD shall be turned ON or OFF at the same time.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 23/34<BR>Let’s review the FD symbols. The FD crossbars consist of two<BR>independent bars referenced to the aircraft attitude symbol:<BR>- a horizontal bar indicating the pitch command,<BR>- a vertical bar indicating the roll command.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 24/34<BR>The roll bar is replaced by a yaw bar index for takeoff<BR>and landing roll out purposes from an ILS equipped<BR>runway. The yaw bar assists the pilot to properly track the<BR>localizer on ground while in low visibility condition.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 25/34<BR>The principle of the FD crossbars has been<BR>reviewed in the EFIS module. Let’s review an other<BR>Flight Director symbology.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 26/34<BR>We have seen the Flight Director crossbar symbology<BR>referenced to the aircraft attitude symbol. The other FD symbology<BR>is referenced to the Flight Path Vector (FPV) or bird. The bird can<BR>be displayed ON/OFF on the PFD by pressing the HDG-V/S/TRKFPA<BR>pb on the FCU.<BR>Clliicckk oonn tthhee HDG--V//S//TTRK--FFPA ppbb..<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 27/34<BR>We have seen the Flight Director crossbar symbology<BR>referenced to the aircraft attitude symbol. The other FD symbology<BR>is referenced to the Flight Path Vector (FPV) or bird. The bird can<BR>be displayed ON/OFF on the PFD by pressing the HDG-V/S/TRKFPA<BR>pb on the FCU.<BR>Noo.. Clliicckk oonn tthhee HDG--V//S//TTRK--FFPA ppbb..<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 28/34<BR>We have seen the Flight Director crossbar symbology<BR>referenced to the aircraft attitude symbol. The other FD symbology<BR>is referenced to the Flight Path Vector (FPV) or bird. The bird can<BR>be displayed ON/OFF on the PFD by pressing the HDG-V/S/TRKFPA<BR>pb on the FCU.<BR>Noo.. Clliicckk oonn tthhee hhiigghhlliigghhtteedd ppbb..<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 29/34<BR>Notice that, on the PFD, the bird is now displayed.<BR>On the FCU, the indications have been modified to<BR>reflect the change to TRK - FPA.<BR>Let’s have a closer look at the PFD.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 30/34<BR>The Flight Path Vector (FPV) is displayed. The crossbars<BR>are removed and replaced by the Flight Path Director (FPD),<BR>referenced to the FPV.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 31/34<BR>In case FD bars are displayed and the guidance modes are V/S<BR>and/or HDG, these modes are changed when the switch to<BR>TRK/FPA is made.<BR>Have a look while we do this for you.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 32/34<BR>First, check that FPV is displayed. You can see that the mode<BR>changes are outlined on the FMA with white boxes.<BR>Notice also that the HDG target has been changed to a properly<BR>synchronized TRK target.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 33/34<BR>Let’s see an example of a manual track change. We<BR>will concentrate on the PFD. When flying manually, the<BR>objective is to center and align the FPV on the FPD.<BR>We will turn onto a track of 140.<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU<BR>FD/AP 34/34<BR>The FPD shows the demand for roll to turn on to the selected track.<BR>The aircraft is rolled until the FPV and FPD are aligned. Approaching<BR>TRK140, the FPD demands a roll to level the wings.<BR>You will practice the use of the FPV and the FPD in the simulator.<BR>NEXT<BR>MMoodduullee ccoommpplleetteedd<BR>AUTOFLIGHT MENU FD/AP 35/34<BR>LLIISSTTOOFFSSUUBBJJEECCTTSS<BR>EXIT<BR>AUDIO GLOSSARY FCOM<BR>RETURN<BR>AAUUTTOOPPIILLOOTT<BR>FFDD<BR>FFPPDD 非正常操作 好资料,学习中。。。 谢谢辛苦了 收藏一下 66666666666666666666666666666 恩。好东西。要好好学习一下。
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