What should we do if we get a STBY in red on the ground?
select ALT XPDR mode if required
what should we do if we get a STBY in amber in flight?
select ALT XPDR mode
what should we do if we get an altitude indication unsafe or ALT in amber?
or
What does the system consist of?
1 diversity ADS-B independent mode S transponder with one top antenna and one bottom antenna
what is the system protected by?
XPDR 1: ESS BUS
XPDR 2: BUS 2
When does the ADS-B transmit?
at all times when in any mode except standby
at what frequency does the ADS-B receive interrogations?
1090 and 1030mhz
at what frequency does the ADS-B transmit replies?
1090mhz
what do we mean when we say the transponder has antenna diversity capability?
contains 2 independent RF receiver channels which allow both top and bottom interrogations and ADS-B output to be monitored simultaneously.
what is the transponder defined as?
class 3A transponder with TCAS or airborne data link processor systems capability
how is altitude reporting in mode C achieved?
pressure altitude signal is processed from the ADC to the transponder for transmission to the interrogation statio
what controls the mode-S transponder?
RCU located on the pedestal panel
when does transponder operation begin?
when avionics master is switched on
what is STBY mode is selected?
reply/transmit is disabled, but other internal processes such as BIT continue
what will the transponder transmit in any mode except STBY?
MODE S and squitter including aircraft status
what will the transponder transmit in ON?
replies without altitude- TCAS is not operating
what will the transponder transmit inALT?
with altitude
what must be selected for a transponder failure to be annunciated?
failed transponder must be the one selected on the RCU
When will a TCAS fail caution appear?
how do we switch transponder if the active fails?
press correspondent line key. switching over occurs without any loss of functionality