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  • Page 1 Cabin Handbook Cover...
  • Page 2 INTRODUCTION The purpose of this Cabin Handbook is to familiarize passengers and crew members with the features of systems and equipment installed in the aircraft cabin. Emphasis is placed on the location and function of cabin furnishings and storage spaces including seats, tables, doors, cabinets, and wardrobes, and on the operation of telecommunication, cabin control,...
  • Page 3 AIRCRAFT DESCRIPTION AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS GALLEY LAVATORY INDEX...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Contents Close the Main Entry Door from Pictorial Index Inside with Power..........12 Close the Main Entry Door from Inside without Power ........14 Close the Main Entry Door from Aircraft Description Outside without Power ........16 Forward Cabin Door......... 18 Cabin Furnishings ..........
  • Page 5 Contents Tables ..............51 Cabin Management System......75 Executive Tables ..........51 Galley Control Panel ......... 77 Conference Table..........53 Passenger Control Unit ........78 Lap Trays .............. 56 CMS Presets ............80 Window Shades ..........57 Entertainment ............81 Entertainment System Description..
  • Page 6 Contents Water and Waste Ground Fault Interrupter ......96 ...........111 GFI Operation .............96 Water System Description ......111 Water System Tank .........114 Lighting ..............98 Water System Electrical Component Lighting System Description .......98 Tray ..............114 Galley/Entry Area Lights .......99 Water System Pallet ........114 Entry Area Lights ..........99 Galley Water Heater........114 Airstair Board Lights........100...
  • Page 7 Contents Emergency Equipment High-Temperature Convection Oven ..136 .........156 Microwave Oven ..........140 Quantity of Oxygen Masks Available Galley Exhaust Fan ...........142 Per Seat...............156 Cool Storage............143 Lavatory Lavatory ..............148 Lavatory Description ........148 Lavatory Toilet..........148 Lavatory Vanity Cabinet........148 Index Alphabetical Index ..........152 Abbreviations .............155 6076 (Rev.

  • Page 8: Pictorial Index

    pictorial index 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016 Pictorial Index...
  • Page 9 Page 122 Galley Page 77 Galley Control Panel Page 2 Forward Cabin Bulkhead Page 32 Single Seats Page 51 Executive Tables Page 46 Armledge Storage Boxes Page 23 Emergency Exit Page 57 Window Shades Page 38 Divan Page 4 Aft Cabin Bulkhead Page 148 Lavatory Toilet Page 5...
  • Page 10 Page 48 Aft Lavatory Storage Cabinets Page 35 Double Seats Page 53 Conference Table Page 6 Entry Area Acoustic Curtain Page 46 Forward Wardrobe Cabinet Page 6 Cockpit Curtain Page 23 Aft Cabin Door 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016 xiii...

  • Page 11: Aircraft Description

    aircraft description Cabin Furnishings ..........2 Bulkheads ..............2 Curtains..............6 Doors................. 7 Seats .................24 Cabinets ..............46 Tables ...............51 Window Shades.............57 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016 1. Aircraft Description...

  • Page 12: Cabin Furnishings

    CABIN FURNISHINGS BULKHEADS This section describes bulkheads installed in this aircraft. Cockpit Bulkhead The cockpit bulkhead separates the cockpit from the entry area. Forward Cabin Bulkhead The forward cabin bulkhead (Figure 1) separates the entry and galley areas from the main cabin. A 24-inch High Definition (HD) monitor is installed on the left side of the forward cabin bulkhead.
  • Page 13 CABIN FURNISHINGS Sliding door Ventilation grille 24-inch HD monitor Exit sign (View Looking Forward) Forward Cabin Bulkhead Figure 1 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 14: Aft Cabin Bulkhead

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Aft Cabin Bulkhead The aft cabin bulkhead (Figure 2) separates the main cabin from the lavatory. A 24-inch HD monitor is installed on the aft cabin bulkhead on the right side. Hinged door Door handle Extended storage cabinet 24-inch HD monitor Privacy latch (View Looking Aft)

  • Page 15: Baggage Compartment Bulkhead

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Baggage Compartment Bulkhead The baggage compartment bulkhead (Figure 3) separates the lavatory from the baggage compartment. Hinged door Door handle Toilet shroud Flush switch Passenger control unit Baggage lights switch panel Towel rack Coat hook (View Looking Aft) Baggage Compartment Bulkhead Figure 3 6076 (Rev.

  • Page 16: Curtains

    CABIN FURNISHINGS CURTAINS This section describes the curtains installed in the aircraft. Cockpit Curtain WARNING: During taxi, takeoff, and landing, the cockpit curtain must be fastened in the stowed position. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury to cabin occupants. The cockpit curtain separates the cockpit from the entry area.

  • Page 17: Doors

    CABIN FURNISHINGS DOORS This section describes the doors installed in the aircraft. Main Entry Door WARNING: The entry door must be closed and locked properly by the crew prior to flight to prevent injury to persons or damage to equipment. The main entry door is raised and lowered with power or without power.

  • Page 18: Open The Main Entry Door From Inside Without Power

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Open the Main Entry Door from Inside without Power WARNING: The door area must be clear of people and obstructions before opening or closing the door to prevent injury to persons or damage to equipment. CAUTION: When opening the main entry door, use the pull-in handle to let the door down slowly until it reaches the full open position to make sure no damage occurs to the door or its components.
  • Page 19 CABIN FURNISHINGS Forward wardrobe Forward wardrobe switch panel Pull-in handle Internal T-handle and cover Main entry door Internal door handle Viewing window Status indicator Main Entry Door - Open from Inside without Power Figure 5 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 20: Open The Main Entry Door From Outside Without Power

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Open the Main Entry Door from Outside without Power WARNING: Never stand directly under the door when opening. WARNING: The door area must be clear of people and obstructions before opening or closing the door to prevent injury to persons or damage to equipment. To open the main entry door from outside the aircraft without power (Figure 1.
  • Page 21 CABIN FURNISHINGS Main entry door External door handle Pressure valve door Main Entry Door - Open from Outside without Power Figure 6 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 22: Close The Main Entry Door From Inside With Power

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Close the Main Entry Door from Inside with Power WARNING: The door area must be clear of people and obstructions before opening or closing the door to prevent injury to persons or damage to equipment. WARNING: Do not release the AIRSTAIR button until the door is closed. If the AIRSTAIR button is released while the door is closing, the door stops closing and returns to a fully opened position.
  • Page 23 CABIN FURNISHINGS Forward wardrobe Forward wardrobe switch panel Pull-in handle Internal T-handle and cover Main entry door Internal door handle Viewing window Status indicator Main Entry Door - Close from Inside with Power Figure 7 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 24: Close The Main Entry Door From Inside Without Power

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Close the Main Entry Door from Inside without Power WARNING: The door area must be clear of people and obstructions before opening or closing the door to prevent injury to persons or damage to equipment. To close the main entry door from inside the aircraft without power (Figure 1.
  • Page 25 CABIN FURNISHINGS Pull-in handle Internal T-handle and cover Main entry door Internal door handle Viewing window Status indicator Main Entry Door - Close from Inside without Power Figure 8 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 26: Close The Main Entry Door From Outside Without Power

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Close the Main Entry Door from Outside without Power WARNING: The door area must be clear of people and obstructions before opening or closing the door to prevent injury to persons or damage to equipment. To close the main entry door from outside the aircraft without power (Figure 1.
  • Page 27 CABIN FURNISHINGS Main entry door External door handle Pressure valve door Main Entry Door - Close from Outside without Power Figure 9 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 28: Forward Cabin Door

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Forward Cabin Door WARNING: The forward cabin door must be attached in the open position during taxi, takeoff, and landing. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury to cabin occupants. A manual sliding pocket door separates the entry and galley areas from the main cabin. The latch mechanism has been customized to backup the dual button latch so the door can be stowed at any time.
  • Page 29 CABIN FURNISHINGS Door latch mechanism Drop-down footer Forward cabin door Door handle Lower push-button latch Upper push-button latch Forward Cabin Door - Deploy the Pocket Door Figure 10 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 30 CABIN FURNISHINGS A door latch mechanism unlocks the door in case the door malfunctions or needs to be stowed. To unlock the sliding door from the deployed position (Figure 11), do the steps that follow: 1. Grasp the handle and slide door at a slight downward angle. The drop-down footer stows automatically inside the pocket door.
  • Page 31 CABIN FURNISHINGS Door latch mechanism Drop-down footer Forward cabin door Door handle Lower push-button latch Upper push-button latch Forward Cabin Door - Stow the Pocket Door Figure 11 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 32 CABIN FURNISHINGS The door latch mechanism (Figure 12) has two latches that lock and unlock the pocket door. Latch - open Latch - lock Door Latch Mechanism Figure 12 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 33: Aft Cabin Door

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Aft Cabin Door WARNING: The aft cabin door must be closed during taxi, takeoff, and landing. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury to cabin occupants. A hinged door separates the lavatory from the main cabin. It is equipped with decompression hinges featuring a breakaway door jamb.

  • Page 34: Seats

    CABIN FURNISHINGS SEATS This section describes seats installed in the aircraft. Each cabin seat is referenced by a number assigned by the Cabin Management System (CMS). Refer to the cabin seating layout (Figure 13) for cabin seat numbers. CMS seat numbers displayed on the armledge touchscreens, the in-arm touchscreens, and the Galley Control Panel (GCP) correspond to the seat numbers described in this Cabin Handbook.
  • Page 35 CABIN FURNISHINGS Master Seat Location Cabin Seating Layout Figure 13 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 36: Jumpseat

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Jumpseat WARNING: During taxi, takeoff, and landing, the jumpseat must be facing forward, fully upright, and the harness must be worn. The jumpseat is for use by the crew only. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury to cabin occupants. A jumpseat (Figure 14) with swivel capability is located in a compartment in the galley.
  • Page 37 CABIN FURNISHINGS Jumpseat Shoulder harness Seat back release handle (on seat back) Backrest cushion Lap belt Berthing pan handle Seat pan handle Seat tracking handle Seat recline handle Jumpseat door Jumpseat communications panel (Jumpseat Stowed; Upper Door Not Shown) (Jumpseat Deployed) Jumpseat Figure 14 6076 (Rev.
  • Page 38 CABIN FURNISHINGS Deploy the Jumpseat To deploy the jumpseat (Figure 15): 1. Open the jumpseat compartment nesting door. 2. While pulling the berthing pan handle, slide the berthing pan inboard until it locks in the fully extended position. 3. Adjust the seat pan to face forward or aft, as desired. Note: While the seat back is folded down and the seat tracking handle is held, the jumpseat will swivel freely.
  • Page 39 CABIN FURNISHINGS Seat Back Handle Berthing Handle Deploy the Jumpseat Figure 15 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 40 CABIN FURNISHINGS Note: The jumpseat seat pan may be swiveled to any of the preset detent positions. The seat pan locks at each detent unless the seat tracking handle is held in the forward (unlock) position. Stow the Jumpseat To stow the jumpseat (Figure 16): 1.
  • Page 41 CABIN FURNISHINGS Seat Back Handle Berthing Handle Stow the Jumpseat Figure 16 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 42: Single Seats

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Single Seats WARNING: During taxi, takeoff, and landing, all passengers must be seated in the full upright position with seat belts attached. Forward-facing seats must be facing forward, tracked fully outboard and aft, with seat backs in the full upright position. Aft-facing seats must be facing aft and tracked fully outboard and forward.
  • Page 43 CABIN FURNISHINGS Headrest Recline control Removable inboard armrest storage Track and swivel lever Life vest pouch strap (Seat 01 Shown, Seat 02 Opposite) Single Seats - Aft Facing Figure 17 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 44 CABIN FURNISHINGS Headrest Recline control Removable inboard armrest storage Legrest control Track and swivel lever Life vest access strap (Seat 04 Shown, Seat 03 Opposite) Single Seats - Forward Facing Figure 18 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 45: Double Seats

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Double Seats WARNING: During taxi, takeoff, and landing, all passengers must be seated in the full upright position with seat belts attached. Forward-facing seats must be facing forward, tracked fully outboard and aft, with seat backs in the full upright position. Aft-facing seats must be facing aft and tracked fully outboard and forward.
  • Page 46 CABIN FURNISHINGS Headrest Armrest side pocket storage Passenger switch panel Recline control Track and swivel lever Audio port Life vest pull strap Drop-down center armrest (Seats 05 and 10 Shown) Double Seats - Aft Facing Figure 19 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 47 CABIN FURNISHINGS Headrest Drop-down center armrest Life vest pull strap Audio port Track and swivel lever Recline control Passenger switch panel Armrest side pocket storage (Seats 08 and 11 Shown) Double Seats - Forward Facing Figure 20 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 48: Seat Adjustment

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Seat Adjustment All seats feature in-base adjustment capabilities (Figure Figure Figure 19, and Figure 20). Note: Seats adjacent to decompression doors are subject to restrictions in the range of allowable swivel movement. Adjust a Seat in the Seat Base All single and double seats can be moved in the forward, aft, and lateral directions in the seat base by activating the track and swivel assist lever.
  • Page 49 CABIN FURNISHINGS Divan end cabinet Emergency escape path lighting Emergency equipment storage General storage Emergency exit access Shoulder belt Removable armrest Seat belt Divan Figure 21 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 50 CABIN FURNISHINGS Berth the Divan WARNING: The divan must not be berthed during taxi, takeoff, and landing. When occupied while berthed, the safety sleeper belt must be fastened. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury to cabin occupants. To provide a resting area, berth the divan (Figure Figure...
  • Page 51 CABIN FURNISHINGS 9. Obtain the sleeper belt from storage. 10. Locate the tongue end of the center position seat belt. 11. Make sure the tongue end of the center seat belt engages with the buckle end of the sleeper belt. 12.
  • Page 52 CABIN FURNISHINGS Berth the Divan Figure 22 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 53 CABIN FURNISHINGS Berth the Divan Figure 23 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 54 CABIN FURNISHINGS Seat Back Cushions Sleeper Belt Seat Cushions Center Seat Belt Divan (Berthed) Figure 24 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 55 CABIN FURNISHINGS To restore the divan to its upright position: 1. Remove the sleeper belt. 2. Remove the seat back cushions. 3. Pull the slide control handle slightly inboard to unlock the berthing pan. 4. Lift up slightly on the top part of the seat back with the handle. 5.

  • Page 56: Cabinets

    CABIN FURNISHINGS CABINETS The cabinets installed in the passenger cabin include the forward wardrobe and aft lavatory storage and vanity cabinets. Small items may be stored in the armledge storage boxes, the divan end cabinets, and the extended aft cabinet. Armledge Storage Boxes Storage boxes, located in the armledges at each single seat position and behind the divan, provide general storage for small items.
  • Page 57 CABIN FURNISHINGS Jumpseat read light switch HDMI/USB port Audio Video On Demand (AVOD) Blu-ray player Forward wardrobe switch panel iPod docking harness Locked storage Acoustic curtain stud Acoustic curtain Storage drawer Umbrella storage Exit sign GFI outlet Observer audio control panel Forward Wardrobe Cabinet Figure 25...

  • Page 58: Aft Lavatory Storage Cabinets

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Aft Lavatory Storage Cabinets The aft lavatory storage cabinets (Figure 26) provide storage for garments and miscellaneous storage. The wardrobe side has a coat rod below the top shelf panel assembly. The wardrobe side also has an LED light that is controlled by a microswitch behind the aft door.

  • Page 59: Divan End Cabinets

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Divan End Cabinets End cabinets (Figure 27) are installed at the forward and aft ends of the divan. The end cabinets contain Passenger Control Units (PCU), USB and headphone ports, and call and light switches. The forward divan end cabinet also contains the temperature sensor for the heating system.

  • Page 60: Extended Storage Cabinet

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Extended Storage Cabinet Aft of the aft divan end cabinet is an extended storage cabinet (Figure 28). A 115VAC outlet and adjustable shelf are included in the storage cabinet. 115VAC electrical outlet Adjustable shelf Extended Storage Cabinet Figure 28 6076 (Rev.
  • Page 61 CABIN FURNISHINGS TABLES This section describes tables installed in the aircraft. Executive Tables WARNING: During taxi, takeoff, and landing, the executive tables must be stowed. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury to cabin occupants. Pull-out executive tables (Figure 29) are installed under the armledges adjacent to all of the single seats.
  • Page 62 CABIN FURNISHINGS Push the trim strip at the top of the dado panel Align the table top perpendicular to the table storage to release the table storage box. box. Tilt the table storage box inboard. Fold the hinged table leaf. Pull the table top up and out.

  • Page 63: Conference Table

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Conference Table WARNING: During taxi, takeoff, and landing, conference table leaves must be folded closed and attached with straps, and the table must be stowed at its lowest position. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury to cabin occupants. A manually operated conference table (Figure 30) is installed on the left side between double seats 05, 10, 08, and 11.
  • Page 64 CABIN FURNISHINGS To lower and stow the conference table: 1. Fold the forward and aft leaves inward. 2. Hold the control lever while pushing down on the table. 3. Release the control lever to lock the table in place when the table is at its lowest (stowed) position. 4.
  • Page 65 CABIN FURNISHINGS Release lever Forward leaf Switch panels Aft leaf Strap Conference Table Figure 30 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 66: Lap Trays

    CABIN FURNISHINGS Lap Trays Three lap trays (Figure 31) are provided for use at the divan seat positions. When not in use, lap trays are stored in a pouch with dividers for protection. Lap Tray Figure 31 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 67: Window Shades

    CABIN FURNISHINGS WINDOW SHADES This section describes the window shades. Manually operated accordion-style window shades (Figure 32) are installed on all windows in the main cabin. Window shade control handle Window Shades Figure 32 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 68: Aircraft Systems

    aircraft systems Communication and Control Lighting ....... 60 ................. 98 Passenger Address........... 60 Lighting System Description ........98 Call System..............62 Galley/Entry Area Lights......... 99 Observer Audio System......... 63 Cabin Lights .............103 Satellite Airborne Telecommunication System ... 65 Lavatory Lights............107 High-Speed Wireless Internet System ....

  • Page 69: Communication And Control

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL PASSENGER ADDRESS The Passenger Address (PA) system enables crew members to address passengers from a cockpit microphone over the speakers in the main cabin and lavatory. During PA announcements, cabin entertainment system audio, video, and passenger information system output is muted. The Cabin Management System (CMS) also provides preset recorded briefing messages that can be initiated from the Galley Control Panel (GCP).
  • Page 70 COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL GCP - Passenger Information | PA Briefings Page Figure 33 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 71: Call System

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL CALL SYSTEM The passenger call system enables passengers to alert the flight crew to a need for assistance. Flight attendant call switches are located on the passenger PCUs, the scroll-wheel control panels, and on the lavatory PCU. When the call system chime is sounded, cabin entertainment system audio output is briefly muted.

  • Page 72: Observer Audio System

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL OBSERVER AUDIO SYSTEM The observer audio panel shown in Figure 34 is in the forward wardrobe and provides the occupant of the observer seat a connection to a boom microphone, headphones, hand microphone, and oxygen mask microphone.The observer audio control panel on the galley jumpseat tray, as shown in Figure 35, provides the jumpseat occupant the capability to transmit...
  • Page 73 COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL VHF 3 VHF 3 INT/SVC INT/SVC VOICE VOICE SPKR SPKR MASK MASK EMER EMER BOTH BOTH BOOM BOOM NORM NORM Observer Audio Control Panel Figure 35 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 74: Satellite Airborne Telecommunication System

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL SATELLITE AIRBORNE TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM The Honeywell Aspire-100 system provides voice and data communication to the aircraft cabin and an operating interface to the satellite communication system. The system consists of a dual-channel Cabin Services Unit (CSU), a Network Distribution Unit (NDU), and cabin handsets.
  • Page 75 COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Cockpit handset, Ext. 130 Cabin handset, Ext. 104 Cabin handset, Ext. 103 Telecommunications Equipment Figure 36 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 76: Handsets

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Handsets Each handset (Figure 37) is equipped with a headset port, a touchscreen, a loudspeaker, a USB port, and several buttons. The corded handsets are also equipped with a cord reel. The handset button functions are described below: •...
  • Page 77 COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Power button Application button USB port Back button Menu button Dialer button Touchscreen Volume button Headset port Handset Figure 37 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 78: Call Modes

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Call Modes The telephone handsets may be used to place calls inplane, air-to-ground, or between Iridium-capable aircraft. Turn On the Handset To turn on the handset: 1. Push and hold the power button for a few seconds until the screen lights. Note: The unlock screen will appear.
  • Page 79 COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Place an Inplane Call To place an inplane call using the handset: 1. Remove the handset from the cradle. 2. On the touchscreen, slide the green unlock button to the right to unlock the screen. Note: The dialer screen should appear. If the dialer screen does not appear, press the dialer button. 3.
  • Page 80 COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Place an Air-to-Ground Call To place an air-to-ground call using the handset: 1. Remove the handset from the cradle. 2. On the touchscreen, slide the green unlock button to the right to unlock the screen. Note: The dialer screen should appear. If the dialer screen does not appear, press the dialer button. 3.
  • Page 81 COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Place an Interplane Call To place an interplane call using the handset: 1. Remove the handset from the cradle. 2. On the touchscreen, slide the green unlock button to the right to unlock the screen. Note: The dialer screen should appear. If the dialer screen does not appear, press the dialer button. 3.

  • Page 82: System

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL HIGH-SPEED WIRELESS INTERNET SYSTEM The airborne high-speed data system provides a two-way data connection between ground-based Internet providers and the aircraft while in flight. This system relies upon onboard avionics to provide satellite communications to ground network service points and to provide network access to passenger devices enabled for WiFi on the aircraft. The primary airborne satellite network service is the Gogo Business (Gogo Biz) Aviation Air To Ground (ATG) 5000 system that uses the proprietary Gogo Biz network.
  • Page 83 COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL The ATG 5000 acts as the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server for all devices on this Local Area Network (LAN), and will assign IP addresses dynamically to WiFi capable laptops, smartphones, and other Personal Electronic Devices (PED) in the aircraft. The ATG 5000 unit is interfaced to the Aspire-100 telecommunications system.

  • Page 84: Cabin Management System

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL CABIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Cabin control and entertainment systems and equipment are managed through the Ethernet-based Cabin Management System (CMS). The CMS is a fully-integrated network that performs both cabin management and In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) functions. The CMS controls audio output to the cabin IFE speakers and passenger headphone network, and video output to the cabin monitors.
  • Page 85 COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Galley control panel Lavatory PCU Passenger control unit Scroll-wheel control panel Passenger switch panel VIP passenger control unit Cabin Management System Interfaces Figure 38 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 86: Galley Control Panel

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Galley Control Panel The 10.6-inch (26.9-centimeter) Galley Control Panel (GCP) LCD touch display in the aft side of the upper galley shown Figure 39 serves as the primary interface with the CMS. It provides control of cabin video, audio, monitors, amplifier, illumination, environment temperature, and cabin maintenance functions through corresponding touch-sensitive submenus represented by icons.

  • Page 87: Passenger Control Unit

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Passenger Control Unit The 4.3-inch (10.9-centimeter) LCD touch display Passenger Control Units (PCU) shown in Figure 40 provide local, limited control of cabin features through a number of layered menus. The VIP PCU presents an edited selection of GCP tabs to the occupant of the VIP seat, allowing a greater level of cabin systems control than that provided by the passenger PCUs.
  • Page 88 COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL Passenger Control Unit Figure 40 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 89: Cms Presets

    COMMUNICATION AND CONTROL CMS Presets The CMS can be configured with predetermined settings for a variety of cabin controls. The CMS presets can be executed from the GCP and the VIP PCU. Audio presets are available for equalizer settings and surround sound. Lighting presets include at least eight user preset configurations, as well as the configurations that follow: •...

  • Page 90: Entertainment

    ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM DESCRIPTION This section describes the aircraft entertainment system. Entertainment system components shown in Figure 41 include the UCS 5000 Gogo Vision application services, a Blu-ray player, an iPod docking harness, HD monitors, a High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) port, and Universal Serial Bus (USB) ports. Headphone ports are installed at each seat location except the divan middle seats.
  • Page 91 ENTERTAINMENT Audio and USB panel Audio/USB/Bluetooth panel Headphone port AVOD HD monitor iPod docking station USB and HDMI panel Blu-ray player Entertainment System Components Figure 41 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 92: Video System

    ENTERTAINMENT VIDEO SYSTEM The UCS 5000 Gogo Vision provides on-demand video content such as movies, TV episodes, news, destination weather, moving maps, and flight information. The video system distributes multi-regional video formats including National Television Systems Committee (NTSC), Phase Alternating Line (PAL), and Sequentiel Couleur a Memoire (SECAM), from the NiceView passenger information system and the Blu-ray player to video displays.

  • Page 93: Hdmi Port

    ENTERTAINMENT HDMI Port The HDMI port on the combination USB and HDMI panel shown in Figure 42 is in the upper shelf of the main compartment of the forward wardrobe, adjacent to the Blu-ray player. The HDMI port allows multimedia signals from carry-on audio/video devices (for example, camcorder, digital camera, or video game console) connected to the port to be available for selection through the CMS.
  • Page 94 ENTERTAINMENT The cabin passenger USB ports are found on the combination audio and USB panels (Figure 43) in the armledge storage box at each single seat, and in each divan end cabinet. If a USB storage device or PED is connected to a cabin USB port, the CMS will identify multimedia files and make them available for play and control at the adjacent passenger PCU.

  • Page 95: Niceview Passenger Information System

    ENTERTAINMENT NiceView Passenger Information System The NiceView passenger information system shows real-time aircraft locations (superimposed over a map), airspeed, altitude, flight time, and editable points-of-interest. The NiceView system can show pre-flight and safety briefings, in-flight announcements, and company logos. Audio/visual presentations can also be shown over the NiceView system.

  • Page 96: Audio System

    ENTERTAINMENT AUDIO SYSTEM The audio system provides stereo quality sound for audio source devices. Stereo audio is routed to headphone ports and/or to the cabin speakers. The audio level of the cabin entertainment speakers is controlled from the GCP and the VIP PCU. The audio level of individual headphones is controlled from the adjacent passenger PCUs and scroll-wheel control panels.
  • Page 97 ENTERTAINMENT Audio controls for the headphones output include source selection, volume, bass, treble, balance, and dynamic range control. For headphone ports of single seats, the audio controls are adjusted by the PCU adjacent to that seat. For the outboard seat of each double seat assembly, the audio controls are adjusted by the scroll-wheel panel in the narrow armledge.

  • Page 98: Speakers

    ENTERTAINMENT Speakers The cabin is divided into forward and aft audio zones. The cabin entertainment speaker system works by controlled excitation of the trim panel, with the vibrating trim panel functioning as a large, virtually invisible speaker diaphragm. The vibrating surface of the panel radiates sound into the cabin, providing even distribution of the sound, near-linear frequency response, and minimum distortion.

  • Page 99: Electrical Power

    ELECTRICAL POWER POWER SYSTEM DESCRIPTION The electrical power system uses an inverter that has a 2.0 kVA capacity to provide 115VAC/60Hz to the electrical outlets. Universal-style outlets are located throughout the cabin, in the galley, and adjacent to the lavatory sink as shown Figure The galley outlet is rated for kitchen appliance use and is protected by the GFI in the upper galley.The galley outlet will only supply power when the door in front of the upper galley compartment is completely open.
  • Page 100 ELECTRICAL POWER Single outlet Outlets and GFIs Figure 45 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 101 ELECTRICAL POWER Ground Fault Interrupter WARNING: A ground fault represents a hazardous condition. Ensure the condition is corrected before resetting the GFI device. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury or death. GFIs are located in the forward wardrobe, the galley tower, and in the armledge storage boxes adjacent to seat 01 and seat 02 in (Figure 45).
  • Page 102 ELECTRICAL POWER Galley GFI Figure 46 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 103 ELECTRICAL POWER Forward Wardrobe GFI Figure 47 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 104 ELECTRICAL POWER Cabin GFIs Figure 48 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 105: Ground Fault Interrupter

    ELECTRICAL POWER GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER WARNING: A ground fault represents a hazardous condition. Ensure the condition is corrected before resetting the GFI device. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury or death. GFIs are located in the forward wardrobe, the upper galley, and in the armledge storage boxes adjacent to seat 01 and seat 02.
  • Page 106 ELECTRICAL POWER Test the GFI To test the GFI circuit: 1. Press the TEST button. Make sure the ON/OFF lever trips to the OFF position. 2. Move the ON/OFF lever to the ON position to restore its function. Note: If the GFI outlet does not test properly, notify the crew or ground personnel of the situation. 6076 (Rev.

  • Page 107: Lighting System Description

    LIGHTING LIGHTING SYSTEM DESCRIPTION The cabin lights feature Light Emitting Diode (LED) technology, which consumes less power and operates at cooler temperatures than incandescent illumination. Some lights may be adjusted for different colors to enhance the cabin appearance. Many of the cabin lights can be controlled using the CMS presets, available through the GCP and the VIP PCU.

  • Page 108: Galley/Entry Area Lights

    LIGHTING GALLEY/ENTRY AREA LIGHTS Lights in the entry area headliner and cabinets provide general illumination in the entry area. Note: If the aircraft is operating on battery power under normal conditions, entry area lights will automatically turn off after 20 minutes.
  • Page 109 LIGHTING Airstair Board Lights The board lights on the airstair can provide general illumination when the main entry door is open. Airstair board lights controls are on/off when controlled by the ENTRY LIGHTS switch on the exterior passenger door control panel, the entry area switch panel on the forward wardrobe header (shown in Figure 49), the ENT LTS PBA switch on the cockpit...
  • Page 110 LIGHTING Jumpseat Light Switch Panel Figure 50 Galley Lights The galley contains various work lights, effect lights, compartment lights, drawer lights, and accent lights. The work surface light in the entry headliner adjacent to the upper galley illuminates the galley work area. The work surface light function is step dimmable (0/50/100%) and is controlled from the GCP.
  • Page 111 LIGHTING The crystal showcase effect lights illuminate the uppermost galley crystal storage compartment. The crystal showcase light function is step dimmable (0/33/66/100%) and is controlled by the GCP. The crystal showcase effect lights will remain illuminated when the tambour door is closed unless the effect lights have been set to 0% in the GCP. The crystal storage effect lights illuminate the center compartment in the upper galley.

  • Page 112: Cabin Lights

    LIGHTING CABIN LIGHTS The cabin contains various types of lights to provide indirect general illumination, ambient illumination for low light conditions, and direct illumination for seats. PSU Pod Lights The multifunction PSU pod accent light assembly installed around the contour of each cabin PSU can serve as either a downwash light, an accent light, or both.
  • Page 113 LIGHTING The cabin floor accent lights are installed around the contour of each cabin floor duct and provide ambient illumination. Floor accent light controls are on/off. The accent lights are controlled from the GCP and the VIP PCU. Reading and Table Lights The reading lights and table lights at each seat position are controlled from the adjacent PCUs, scroll-wheel control panels (shown in Figure...
  • Page 114 LIGHTING Attendant call Table light switch Reading light switch Scroll wheel Return switch Headphone switch (Single Seat Armledge Scroll-Wheel Panel - Typical) (Double Seat Outboard Armledge Scroll-Wheel Panel - Typical) Scroll-Wheel Control Panels Figure 51 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 115 LIGHTING Reading light switch Mid-divan reading light switch Attendant call Table light switch (Divan Armrest Switch Panel) (Double Seat Inboard Armrest Switch Panel) Passenger Quick Access Control Panels Figure 52 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 116: Lavatory Lights

    LIGHTING LAVATORY LIGHTS Lavatory lights include dome lights, a mirror light, a wash light, a PSU pod accent light, reading lights, an aft wardrobe light, and floor accent lights. The lavatory dome lights are in the lavatory headliner and provide general illumination. The dome lights controls are on/ off and are controlled from the lavatory PCU, the GCP, and the VIP PCU.

  • Page 117: Baggage Compartment Lights

    LIGHTING BAGGAGE COMPARTMENT LIGHTS Overhead dome lights in the baggage compartment headliner provide general illumination for the baggage area. The baggage compartment lights are controlled from the GCP, the VIP PCU, the baggage lights switch panel (shown in Figure 53) on the right side aft lavatory bulkhead, adjacent to the baggage compartment interior door, and the BAGGAGE LIGHTS switch on the exterior baggage compartment door switch panel (shown in Figure 54) on the left side forward...
  • Page 118 LIGHTING PYLON LIGHT rocker switch BAGGAGE LIGHTS rocker switch Exterior Baggage Compartment Door Figure 54 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 119: Environment Controls Description

    ENVIRONMENT CONTROLS ENVIRONMENT CONTROLS DESCRIPTION A forced-air heater supplies warm air to the entry area. The entry area heater is controlled from the GCP. The entry area heater is controlled from the GCP Galley Equipment maintenance menu. Press the Entrance/Galley Heater button to turn on/off the entry area heater.

  • Page 120: Water System Description

    WATER AND WASTE WATER SYSTEM DESCRIPTION The potable water system shown in Figure 56 includes a 10-U.S. gallon water tank, a water system pallet assembly, a water system electrical component tray, two water heaters, and a water filter and shutoff valves pallet. Potable water system status information, such as water level percentage, is shown on the GCP, the cockpit touchscreens, and the external water service panel.
  • Page 121 WATER AND WASTE The GCP monitors and controls the water system through the CMS and is used to select or view: • Water tank purge functions • Water tank level information • Water heaters control 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 122 WATER AND WASTE Water heater Filter/shut-off valves pallet Water system pallet assembly Galley drain T-handle Electrical component tray Floormat with microswitch Toilet enclosure Water tank Vanity cabinet Potable Water System Figure 56 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 123: Water System Tank

    WATER AND WASTE Water System Tank The main water supply storage tank is in the baggage compartment and has a capacity of 10 U.S. gallons (37.8 liters). Water System Electrical Component Tray The water system electrical component tray in the baggage compartment above the water tank supplies automatic control of the potable water supply operations and water level indications.

  • Page 124: Floormat Switch

    WATER AND WASTE Floormat Switch A pressure-sensitive floormat is installed in the floor in front of the lavatory sink. Sufficient weight placed on the floormat will activate the faucet control valve to allow water to flow through the lavatory sink faucet when the faucet handles are opened.
  • Page 125 WATER AND WASTE Access panels Lavatory water heater shut-off valve Water filter Galley water heater shut-off valve Filter/Shut-Off Valves Pallet Figure 57 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 126: Waste System Description

    WATER AND WASTE WASTE SYSTEM DESCRIPTION Grey water from the galley sink, espresso maker, coffee maker, and ice drawer is discharged through the forward drain mast. Grey water from the lavatory sink is discharged through the aft drain mast. The drain lines and drain masts are heated to prevent frozen liquid in the system.
  • Page 127 WATER AND WASTE Sink cover Galley drain valve T-handle Access drawer Galley Drain Valve T-handle Figure 58 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 128: Lavatory Water Drain

    WATER AND WASTE Lavatory Water Drain The water drain for the lavatory sink removes water directly through the drain mast, as required. The toilet overflow line drains excess water directly to the drain mast, as required. Toilet Drain The flush switch panel is fully operational after power is applied. Pressing the flush switch panel (Figure 59) activates the flush cycle.

  • Page 129: Galley

    galley Galley ...............122 Galley Description..........122 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016 3. Galley...

  • Page 130: Galley

    GALLEY GALLEY DESCRIPTION WARNING: During taxi, takeoff, and landing, all doors and drawers must be closed, work surfaces must be stowed, and the sink lid must be stowed. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury to cabin occupants. The galley (Figure 60 Figure...
  • Page 131 GALLEY High-temperature oven controller Crystal storage Coffee maker Espresso maker 115VAC electrical outlet Galley Control Panel (GCP) GFI outlet Sink Under-sink access door Trash drawer China storage Ice drawer Cooled storage Jumpseat Pull-out work surface High-temperature convection oven Spice rack assembly Microwave oven Galley Figure 60...
  • Page 132 GALLEY Paper towel holder Faucet Sink GFI outlet 115VAC electrical outlet Espresso maker Coffee maker Galley Middle Detail Figure 61 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 133: Coffee Maker

    GALLEY Coffee Maker WARNING: During taxi, takeoff, and landing, the coffee maker must not be operated, and the coffee pots must be properly attached or stowed. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury to cabin occupants. A manual-fill coffee maker (Figure 62) is located in the upper galley.
  • Page 134 GALLEY To brew coffee, do the following: 1. Push the power button to turn the coffee maker on. A solid illuminated icon LED light will come on when power is supplied to the unit and the unit is ready to brew. Note: The coffee maker will use the entire tank of water when brewing coffee or dispensing hot water.
  • Page 135 GALLEY To dispense hot water, do the steps that follow: 1. Put a container under the hot water outlet. CAUTION: Be careful when pressing the hot water button, for the hot water tap may spill hot water during operation. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury. Note: When the minimum operational amount of water is present, the hot water button will become operational.
  • Page 136 GALLEY To drain the coffee maker water tank and heater, do the steps that follow: 1. Open the drain valve to empty all the water from the unit. 2. Close the drain valve. Note: Make sure there is no coffee filter or coffee grounds in the brew basket. 3.
  • Page 137 GALLEY Power button Brew button Hot water button Manual water fill drawer Brew basket Water level sight gauge Water fill drawer release/eject button On/off coffee retainer warmer switch Carafe handle Hot water tap Warmer pad/tray Coffee Maker Figure 62 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 138 GALLEY Power button Brew button Hot water button Manual fill drawer Water fill drawer release/eject button Hot water tap Brew basket/drip stop System drain port Warmer pad/tray Manual drain valve (system drain) On/off coffee retainer warmer switch Warmer pad indicator Water level sight gauge Coffee Maker Layout Figure 63...

  • Page 139: Espresso Maker

    GALLEY Espresso Maker The Zodiac 1804 Espresso Maker (Figure 64) can be used to brew single shots of espresso with single-use pods and can also dispense hot water. It has steam capability with an extendable steam nozzle. It has a manual-fill 1.05-quart (1 liter) water tank with a clear water level sight gauge.
  • Page 140 GALLEY 2. Open the espresso pod drawer completely. 3. Put the espresso pod into the pod holder. Note: Make sure the filter tab points toward the front of the unit. 4. Close the espresso pod drawer. 5. Put a container on the drain cover under the brew outlet. CAUTION: Contents will be hot.
  • Page 141 GALLEY To dispense hot water, do the steps that follow: 1. Put a container under the hot water outlet. 2. Push and hold the hot water button until hot water fills the container. 3. Release the hot water button to stop dispensing hot water. To dispense steam, do the steps that follow: 1.
  • Page 142 GALLEY Cleaning the espresso maker To drain the espresso maker water tank, do the steps that follow: 1. Locate the drain valve just above the drain grate. 2. Rotate the drain valve clockwise 90° to drain the water left in the tank. 3.
  • Page 143 GALLEY Status display Power button Brew button Hot water button Steam knob Water level indicator Brew and hot water outlets Drain grate Steam nozzle Espresso Maker Figure 64 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 144: High-Temperature Convection Oven

    GALLEY High-Temperature Convection Oven The Zodiac 1554 high-temperature convection oven (Figure 65) in the galley features redundant overheat protection and convection air circulation for even heat distribution. Cooking time and temperature level are set using the digital convection oven controller (Figure 66).
  • Page 145 GALLEY Dual paddle latch High-Temperature Convection Oven Figure 65 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 146 GALLEY Set temperature display Start/stop control Set time display Convection Oven Controller Figure 66 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 147 GALLEY Pre-Heat Oven Push and release the TEMP up or down arrow buttons on the oven controller to display the last temperature setting. Push up or down arrow buttons to set the temperature display to the desired pre-heat setting and push the start button. Note: If the start button is not pressed within 30 seconds of setting the temperature, the oven will revert to the off state.

  • Page 148: Microwave Oven

    GALLEY Microwave Oven The microwave oven (Figure 67) is located in the galley tower. To operate the microwave oven, do the following: 1. Push the door button to open the microwave door. 2. Slide food into the microwave. 3. Use the numeric keypad to set the desired amount of time to cook the food. Note: Push the one minute button to add one minute to the set time.
  • Page 149 GALLEY Numeric keypad START/STOP button 4-digit LED display CLEAR/RESET button POPCORN button One minute button Door button Microwave door Microwave Oven Figure 67 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 150: Galley Exhaust Fan

    GALLEY Galley Exhaust Fan A fan in the galley exhausts odors, excess moisture, and heat from the galley. The fan is controlled from the Galley Control Panel (GCP) (Figure 68) at EQUIPMENT | GALLEY EQUIPMENT | GALLEY FAN (ON or OFF). Galley Control Panel - EQUIPMENT | GALLEY EQUIPMENT Page Figure 68 6076 (Rev.

  • Page 151: Cool Storage

    GALLEY Cool Storage The gasper cooling unit, mounted on the outboard side of the galley, provides extra cooling capacity to the cold storage areas (Figure 69). 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 152 GALLEY Soda can storage Gasper cooled food storage area Cold platter storage Ice drawer Galley - Cooled and Cold Storage Areas Figure 69 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 153: Lavatory

    Lavatory ..............148 Lavatory Description .........148 lavatory 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016 4. Lavatory...

  • Page 154: Lavatory

    LAVATORY LAVATORY DESCRIPTION WARNING: During taxi, takeoff, and landing, all doors and drawers must be closed and the lavatory must not be occupied. Failure to observe this warning may result in injury to cabin occupants. This section describes the lavatory (Figure 70).
  • Page 155 LAVATORY Soap dispenser Electrical outlet Toilet tissue dispenser Toilet enclosure Floormat water switch Trash can Storage compartments Sink Water faucet Mirror box assembly Lavatory - Vanity and Toilet Cabinet Figure 70 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

  • Page 156: Index

    Alphabetical Index ..........152 Abbreviations .............155 Emergency Equipment .........156 index 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016 5. Index...

  • Page 157: Alphabetical Index

    ALPHABETICAL INDEX CMS Presets ................80 Cockpit Bulkhead ..............2 Accent Lights ...............103 Cockpit Curtain ..............6 Aft Cabin Bulkhead ..............4 Coffee Maker ...............125 Aft Cabin Door ..............23 Communication and Control ..........60 Aft Lavatory Storage Cabinets .......... 48 Conference Table ..............53 Air Chiller ................143 Curtains ..................
  • Page 158 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Filter/Shut-Off Valves Pallet ..........115 iPod Docking Station ............87 Floormat Switch ..............115 Forward Cabin Bulkhead ............2 Jumpseat .................26 Forward Cabin Door ............18 Jumpseat Light ..............100 Forward Wardrobe Cabinet ..........46 Lap Trays ................56 Galley ..................122 Lavatory ................148 Galley Control Panel ............
  • Page 159 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Observer Audio System ............. 63 Video System .................83 Open the Main Entry Door ...........8, 10 Outlets ..................90 Wardrobe Light ..............100 Wash Lights .................103 Passenger Address ............... 60 Waste System Description ..........117 Passenger Control Unit ............78 Water and Waste ...............111 Power System Description ..........

  • Page 160: Abbreviations

    ABBREVIATIONS Abbreviation Description Abbreviation Description AVOD Audio Video On Demand Master Seat Locations CAT 5 Ethernet Category 5 Network Distribution Unit Cabin Management System Public Address Cabin Network Xcelerator Passenger Control Unit Cabin Telecommunication Unit Personal Data Assistant Cabin Services Unit Video Graphics Adapter EICAS Engine Indicating and Crew Alerting...

  • Page 161: Emergency Equipment

    EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT Refer to the Safety Information card for details. Quantity of Oxygen Masks Available Per Seat Single seat: 2 masks per seat Double seat: 1 mask per seat and two spare masks 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...
  • Page 162 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT Divan (3 places): 1 mask per place and one spare mask 6076 (Rev. 2) Dec 12 2016...

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