Eclipse 500 System Manual page 292

Section 12. Exterior Lighting
d. None of the above
8. Which lights automatically light up when the avionics system powers up?
a. Strobe lights
b. Recognition lights
c. Landing lights
d. Position lights
9. If a position light fails how will the pilot know from inside the cockpit?
a. By seeing a reduced load on the electrical synoptic page on the MFD.
b. A POSITION LIGHT FAIL CAS advisory message will appear
c. The pilot will not know if a light fails with the exception of the exterior pre-
flight inspection
d. None of the above
10. What is the purpose of the wing inspection light?
a. To make the aircraft's wing more conspicuous when flying in dense traffic
b. To make preflight of the aircraft's boots easier when it is dark
c. To inspect the wing for ice accretion while flying in conditions probable to
icing
d. None of the above
11. What type of light is used for the wing inspection lighting system?
a. A halogen bulb
b. A tightly packed group of LEDs
c. A HID (High Intensity Discharge) lamp
d. None of the above
12. How can the aircraft's beacon be operated independently?
a. By moving the STROBE/BEACON switch to the BEACON position
b. By pulling the ECBs for the strobes
c. If the strobes are operating the beacon will also be operating and each
lighting system cannot be operated independently
d. The beacon is always operating whenever power is applied to the airplane
13. How will the Taxi/Recognition lights appear in the air?
a. They will pulsate to provide a greater level of recognition in comparison to
their steady-state operation on the ground
b. While in the air they operate the same as they do on the ground
c. The Taxi/Recognition lights do not function without weight on wheels (WOW)
d. None of the above
14. Which lighting systems will be load shed during battery only operation?
a. Beacon, anti-collision, left & right taxi, right landing, all optional lighting
b. Ice inspection light & right landing light
c. Only decorative interior lighting will be load shed
d. None of the above
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