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bombardier learjet 45 fsx manualBy Werner Schott. By Werner Schott. If you want to get the maximum from this booklet, you should create an adequate starting situation. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them. For further installation help, please see our Knowledge Center for our full range of tutorials or view the README file contained within the download. It's what also enables us to offer a free download tier. Featuring new add-ons, products and industry news. Share your work with our community by uploading it. Please try your request again later. Why did this happen. This page appears when Google automatically detects requests coming from your computer network which appear to be in violation of the Terms of Service. The block will expire shortly after those requests stop. This traffic may have been sent by malicious software, a browser plug-in, or a script that sends automated requests. If you share your network connection, ask your administrator for help — a different computer using the same IP address may be responsible. Learn more Sometimes you may see this page if you are using advanced terms that robots are known to use, or sending requests very quickly. The flight deck can be divided into the front panel, pedestal and glareshield and does not feature an overhead panel.From left to right these monitors show the left Primary Flight Display (PFD), the Engine Instrument and Crew Alerting System (EICAS), the two Radio Management Units (RMUs), the Multi Function Display (MFD) and the right PFD.It features the typical layout with the attitude indicator ( ATT ) in the center with the flight director ( FD ), the indicated airspeed ( IAS ) on the left, altitude ( ALT ) on the right and a digital radar altitude (RA) at the bottom of the attitude. On the lower half of the display the Horizontal Situation Indicator ( HSI ) and Vertical Speed Indicator ( VS ) can be found.https://www.chemsafetypro.com/upload/file/2020/10/011839496766.xml
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On the left side it indicates the lateral mode of the flight director (autopilot roll steering) and on the right it displays the vertical mode. In the middle of the FMA the coupling arrow can be found.If we are looking at the left side PFD and the arrow points to the left that means our navigation source is used by the autopilot. If it would be pointing to the right it shows that the copilots PFD would be used instead.These are used to set minimums and pressure setting.During the final approach a black and yellow “MIN” will flash on the PFD upon reaching the selected minimum radar or baro altitude.The exact value is displayed below the altitude tape on the PFD. Use the knob for this. It controls mainly the Primary Flight Display (PFD). Click each button multiple times to experiment with its associated function.Following clicks alternate between FMS2 and FMS1. Following clicks alternate between NAV2 (VOR2 or ILS2) and NAV1. The left knob selects from FMS1, ADF1, NAV1 (VOR1) or OFF and the right one lets you chose between FMS2, ADF2, NAV2 (VOR2) or OFF. Depending on the source selection and their availability (signal strength or flight plan) the bearing needles on the HSI point towards the station or next waypoint in relation to the current heading.The currently selected source is always displayed in a legend left of the HSI. When both sources are the same they are painted in yellow to warn pilots that they might accidentally affect the source of the other side (e.g. change the active course).To change the selection from left to right or vice versa:The flight guidance uses these to steer the aircraft towards the route.Use the one which has the correct flight plan programmed. The flight guidance uses the selected course, the needle deflection and distance (if available) to capture and maintain the VOR.To select these rendering options go to the main menu of the MFD and then click the MFD menu button.http://developingzone.com/appi/emp-s1h-manual.xmlThe system summary page or any other previously selected page will be displayed now In general the RMU is used in the following way: line select the standby frequency, use the adjustment knobs to step the standby frequency then swap the frequencies to activate the set standby frequency.To change the frequency of the COM1 transceiver:The Learjet has no auto-tuning ability and the pilots have to set the desired frequency and course manually. Per default the left RMU displays NAV1 and the right RMU displays NAV2 but you could access either receiver from either device with the second page (PGE button).The display will highlight the standby frequency with a yellow box. The Learjet 45 for the Aerofly FS 2 has only one ADF receiver. Both RMUs can change the ADF receiver frequency.But this isn't fully implemented yet (2017-08-29) so I'm abbreviating it here.In the real world the increment speed is adjusted depending on how fast the knobs are turned, this is not yet implemented either. In the “NORMAL” setting only traffic at similar altitude is shown.This allows us to zoom in when there is traffic nearby or to zoom out to get a better picture of the incoming traffic.It dominates the glare shield and is quite accessible there for the pilots.If autopilot is off they remove the onside flight director from view. When autopilot is on the flight director button on the side where the couple arrow points to acts as a clear command to remove all active modes and return to basic pitch (PIT) and bank (ROL) hold. When the autopilot is off and no mode has been selected yet the buttons have no function. Caution: When the navigation source on the PFD is illuminated in yellow a change of the course will affect both PFDs at the same time. A digital readout of the currently selected heading can be found on both PFDs top right of the HSI (in magenta). Vertical speed is always synchronized when this mode is selected. Target altitude is the altitude at the time the button is pressed. By pressing the same button twice the basic ROL mode is restored.When the HDG knob is rotated in one direction the aircraft will turn that way even if the turn in the other direction may be quicker. In the real world Touch Control Steering (TCS) could be used to change the attitude with the yoke. This is currently (2017-08-28) not implemented yet. This mode is not affected by the selected altitude! It only flies towards the selected altitude, never away. FLC is normal Flight Level Change and FLCH is Flight Level Change High Speed in the Learjet. We're using the Learjet 45, pick any livery you like.During the flight we're going to show how to intercept a VOR, you can skip this as well if you like. The parts that can be left out will be marked as optional. Weather or not you fly this little sight seeing tour is up to you, you could of course also repeat the flight and do it the second time if you like.I'm using GVO more as a fix to flip the approach to the North side of the airport which is more scenic and makes it a lot easier to spot the airport, because we'll fly almost over top it. We're then swing around manually and intercept the ILS at Santa Barbara in heading mode. Because we're not going the full length of the route to GVO the total distance of this flight will be less than the original 117 NM (216.7 km) and it should take us 30 to 45 minutes, depending weather you like to do the sight seeing at the beginning or just blast off Bob Hope and head up to the cruise altitude.You can now start the simulation.When a critical malfunction occurs like the failure of an engine we can abort the takeoff roll when we are slower than V1. When we are already faster then V1 either the runway is not long enough to stop from that point with that high speed or the maximum brake energy would be exceeded which may also result in an runway overrun. Above V1 we are committed to the flight, we have to continue the takeoff.This speed is flown when one engine failed during the takeoff and we decided to continue into the air, above V1.If there is any button illuminated: Click the left “FD1” and the right “FD2” buttons to set the flight director to off and clear all flight guidance modes.In the air we are going to engage the flight guidance “NAV” mode which uses the selected navigation source to steer the aircraft. With our selected navigation source being “FMS” the NAV mode will give us a lateral navigation from the FMS (LNAV in other aircraft) which we need to fly along the route.If FMS2 is now showing that is fine, to set it to FMS1 just press the “FMS” button again.Notice the “FMS1” text on the left and the white deviation indicator and arrows on the Horizontal Situation Indicator (HSI). The white solid arrow of the HSI now points into the direction the flight plan would take us and the white bar over the aircraft displays the lateral deviation from the flight plan. At the moment it indicates that we are parallel to the flight plan but need to correct to the right a bit, which seems legit, since the runway 08 is the first segment of the flight plan and it is parallel and right of us.The Crew Alerting System (CAS) will show “AUTOSPLR ARMED” in white.Turn right onto the taxiway and follow it onto the runway 8.The go around (GA) vertical guidance mode will automatically be selected as well. A second click on that “HDG” button will select the basic “ROL” mode and you should get the same result.If you plan to do the little sight seeing tour select 2000 ft for now.This should already be set and no action is required.But to use the control in the pedestal we first have to set the pitch trim switch to the SEC (secondary) positionBefore we takeoff there are a few items remaining that we can only do now.So you can change around it's setting like you would in the real world but there aren't any aircraft yet that will trigger any warnings.Some Learjets also have recognition lights, we're going to set them on as well.We call that takeoff thrust set, release your brakes.Rotate with about 3 to 5 degrees per second.Engage NAV mode now.Let go of your controls. Reduce thrust to keep around 180 kts.If you do want to do this maintain a speed of 180 kts for this right hand turn to work as intended with the autopilot or just fly manually.On the back side, facing L.A. there is the Hollywood Sign tourist attraction which our passengers want to see. There is also a little tower up on that hill which you should be able to see after the first right turn of the flight plan.You can of course fly this part manually if you like, fly around the hill a couple of times.Another way to level off any time a.s.a.p. would be to press the “ALT” button on the FGC. The altitude at the time of the button press is stored as target altitude and the autopilot is going to maintain that altitude.The PFD will now render a green arc at the top that indicates the bank limit of the flight guidance commands. Click the NAV button on the FGC as shown earlier. The autopilot will pick up the flight plan in FMS mode shortly.Advance the thrust to MCT to start climbing.To switch back to local pressure just turn the BARO SET knob right next to the STD push button on the PFD bezel selector.Reduce the thrust to maintain a speed of about 280 knots, we used about 72 of N1 in our testing.Skip this section as desired.We're going to interact with the RMUs, use the copilot PFD to intercept the signal from nav source 2 and then resume the flight over Camarillo in FMS mode, before we need to start the descent.The outer knob steps full 1.0 MHz and the inner knob steps 0.05 MHz increments. We select which one we want on our PFD with the onside display controller.We could also go into HDG mode to be sure it doesn't suddenly make a turn when we change something. First we're going to change which PFD the autopilot is using, this will cause the autopilot to fall out of the FMS mode coming from the left side, back into its basic mode which is ROL. We should be careful switching nav-sources when our current bank angle is high, we have to make sure that we're not staying in ROL because the autopilot is just going to continue turning, no matter what:)VOR will be visible in white on the FMA The screenshot shows the right side PFD.We're going to descent to 3000 feet and use a vertical speed of -2000 feet per minute.Since the pressure at the moment doesn't change yet there is no action required.By then we will have the approach set up fully so that we can switch our navigation source from FMS to NAV on our left PFD. The autopilot will intercept the localizer for us so that we can run final checks while it does that. At 200 ft above the ground we have to disengage the autopilot and land manually.All you have to do is look at the PFD, left of the HSI on the distance that is sown. The first time you will just have to press one button when the number is 8.0, the second time you just have to scroll over the heading select knob when the distance reaches 10.0. We will prepare everything in time, there isn't that much to do and we have a lot of time in between.For this we have to tune the receivers manually, set the navigation source to ILS1 or ILS2 and set the correct approach course.We are going to do this on the right side PFD so that we can continue flying in FMS with the flight plan and don't interrupt the autopilot.The right PFD should now display “ILS1” with the identifier “ISBA” in the legend left of the HSI rose. Repeat the course with the same knob on the FGC.Then by a single press on the APP button on the FGC we can arm the ILS approach. But we're not quite there yet, we have to descent a little bit further and position ourselves for the intercept.If we don't see the runway below an altitude of 200 ft (in this case) we have to go around and either hope for better weather or fly to an alternate airport, e.g. Camarillo.Look at the highlighted area on the screenshot on your PFD and set a barometric altitude of 200 feet. We will then extend flaps to 8 degrees and slow down to 145 knots but only after the base turn. At around 1500 feet we can select the final stage of flaps and slow down to 120 kts where the white “RF” is displayed on the PFD.To do so we cannot be in vertical speed mode, so you'll have to do this a little later, once we have leveled off, or you can press the VS button again to enter PIT (pitch hold) vertical mode for a second, set the speed, then come back to vertical speed mode.The selected value is displayed in the upper left corner of the primary flight display (PFD). You should be abeam the airport right now as seen on the approach diagram. Now the fun can begin, we're going to fly the pattern around KSBA. Continue flying straight for now.We already prepared the ILS1 earlier on this navigation source.To arm the ILS approach mode:When you fly too slow at this point you may end up above the glide slope. You can notice this when that GS remains in white on the first line on the PFD and the aircraft doesn't seem to descent on it's own and you can see the runway far below you. In this case just use heading select again, as shown before.The glide slope cannot be captured before the localizer even though you may already be established. On the screenshot below I want to raise your attention towards the highlighted areas.This indicates that the aircraft has captured the ILS and will descent down to the runway. On the screenshot the green glide slope triangle is already perfectly centered.Once the deviation hits zero you are exactly on the extended runway centerline. The auto spoilers have to be armed for this, like we did before takeoff.Get ready to take over controls.The autopilot is only certified for CAT 1 approaches.Counter the pitch up tendency due to the engine thrust change and steer the aircraft a bit towards the ground. Softly flare the aircraft, due to its low wing it has a lot of ground effect, not much pull up is required.Use your assigned controls for this. You may use the thrust reversers up to 40 knots airspeed in this aircraft.We want to take the exit just before the large solid white rectangles (beginning of the touch down zone from the opposite direction).If you press the opposite side the flight directors on that side will disappear from the PFD.You'll find plenty of aircraft parked South of the building with the red roof, find a nice spot and set the parking brake.At Bob Hope we prepared the aircraft for takeoff, taxied to the runway and used the FMS to guide us along the route. If you did the little sight seeing tour at the beginning I hope you got to see the Hollywood sign or at least now know where it is located. In the air we demonstrated the VOR capture and descended in vertical speed mode. The Learjet also has VNAV capability for the descent if you want to try that out, check out the Q400 tutorial, where we describe a VNAV descent for a very similar autopilot. Throughout the flight we had to manage the throttle ourselves, because the Learjet's autopilot isn't equipped with auto throttles. At the end we did a basic pattern in heading select mode and intercepted the ILS into Santa Barbara. I hope that this part wasn't too complicated and that you managed to to fly the approach.You could retry the tutorial flight with the VOR capture and the Hollywood sign next to gain a bit more understanding about the navigation source selection to use it to your benefits. Or you could continue the flight northbound to San Francisco or South towards San Diego or Catalina.There are plenty of similarities between their autopilots, the navigation source selections among other things. Once you understand the way the autopilot works in either of the two aircraft you will probably understand the other autopilot as well.By using the website, you agree with storing cookies on your computer. Also you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Privacy Policy. 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