Distance Display Range - Honeywell PRIMUS 1000 Pilot's Manual

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PRIMUS 1000 Integrated Avionics System
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NAV Source Annunciator – The selected NAV source displayed
on the course deviation indicator (CDI) is transmitted from the
on–side display controller. If the on–side controller is invalid, the
symbol generator processor reverts to on–side primary NAV (pilot –
VOR1, copilot – VOR2).
The navigation sources available are VOR 1/2, ILS 1/2 and FMS.
Aircraft with dual FMS have FMS1 and FMS2. The NAV source is
displayed in the upper right corner of the HSI area. The display
colors are as follows:
— Green when a short range NAV source is selected
— Magenta
— Yellow when the pilot and copilot are on the same NAV source
(the course pointer also turns yellow), or when both pilots have
the cross–side NAV source selected.
NOTE: When FMS is the selected navigation source, the HSI has
the only course deviation display.
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FMS Message – A flashing
message on the CDU. The annunciator flashes until the pilot takes
action according to the aircraft's FMS installation.
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Distance Display – The NAV source distance is displayed on the
upper right side of the HSI. The distance digits are the same color
as the NAV source annunciator. The digits represent distance to the
station for a short range NAV, and the distance to the next waypoint
in long range NAV. Table 3–9 lists the display ranges. If the DME hold
is selected when VOR is displayed, an
DME distance.
Distance Source
Electronic Flight Instrument System (EFIS)
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when the long range NAV FMS is selected
DME
FMS

Distance Display Range

Table 3–9
MSG is displayed when there is a
H is displayed next to the
Display Range
0.0 to 512 NM
0.0 to 4095 NM
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