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Section 14. Primary Flight Display (PFD)
14.4 Normal Operations
14.4.1 Communication, Navigation and Surveillance (CNS)
GENERAL
The Communication, Navigation, Surveillance system is generally referred to as the
Radio System and individual equipment is referred to as radios. The Radio System
is controlled primarily through the PFD and keyboard inputs as well as the MFD. The
PFD and keyboard are used to control common functions such as source selection
and frequency entry, while the MFD is used primarily for audio control. Master
volume control for a crewmember is located on the PFD as a knob above right line
select key 1, as well as a volume knob on the keyboard. Volume control for each
individual audio source is located on the MFD AUDIO synoptic page. All CNSand
Audio control and display capabilities are available on the PFD and MFD. Some
alternative input methods are available via the keyboard.
Three radio pages are available, selected with the right rocker key below right line
select key 5. The rocker key is used to select the desired tab at the bottom right of
the PFD.
COM
NAV
XPDR
When COM is selected, two communication (COM) radios are controlled with the
right side line select keys and the right concentric knob at the bottom of the PFD.
Two frequencies—Active (A) and Standby (S)—are displayed for each COM radio.
When NAV is selected, two navigation (NAV) radios are controlled with the right side
line select keys and the right concentric knob at the bottom of the PFD. Two
frequencies—Active (A) and Standby (S)—are displayed for each NAV radio.
The navigation course on the HSI is selected with the left concentric knob on the
bottom of the PFD.
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