A330 Rolls Royce ATA70 PDF - F - FCOM - ONE - TF - F - EU - 20200203 - DSC - 70
A330 Rolls Royce ATA70 PDF - F - FCOM - ONE - TF - F - EU - 20200203 - DSC - 70
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AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS
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AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS
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A330/A340
FLIGHT CREW PRELIMINARY PAGES - TABLE OF CONTENTS
OPERATING MANUAL
DSC-70-05 Overview
Overview.................................................................................................................................................................. A
DSC-70-20 FADEC
General.....................................................................................................................................................................A
Schematic.................................................................................................................................................................B
Functions..................................................................................................................................................................C
DSC-70-90-20 Pedestal
ENG START Selector and ENG MASTER Levers................................................................................................. A
Thrust Levers........................................................................................................................................................... B
OVERVIEW
Applicable to: ALL
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The aircraft has two Rolls-Royce Trent 700 engines that supply power to the aircraft.
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Overview
ENGINE
Applicable to: ALL
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To optimize and protect the operation of the engine at all power settings and in all flight conditions,
the Variable Inlet Guide Vanes (VIGVs) and the Variable Stator Vanes (VSVs) regulate the
quantity of air that flows through the IP compressor.
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COMBUSTION CHAMBER
The combustion chamber burns a mixture of fuel and HP air.
The FADEC controls the fuel/air mixture in accordance with the position of the thrust lever and the
aircraft operating conditions.
L3 The combustion chamber is an annular assembly with fuel nozzles and two igniters. The
combustion chamber is between the HP compressor and the HP turbine.
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ACCESSORY GEARBOX
The accessory gearbox drives various accessories with mechanical power via the HP shaft for the
operation of the engine and the aircraft systems.
L2 The accessory gearbox of each engine operates:
‐ The oil feed pump that provides the oil system with oil.
‐ The main engine fuel pump that provides the combustion chamber with fuel.
‐ The engine-driven hydraulic pumps that pressurize the GREEN, the BLUE and the YELLOW
hydraulic systems.
‐ The engine-driven generators that are the primary source of electrical power.
‐ The FADEC alternator that provides the FADEC with electrical power.
‐ The pneumatic starter that enables the engine start.
GENERAL
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Applicable to: ALL
Each powerplant has a FADEC (Full Authority Digital Engine Control) system.
FADEC is a digital control system that performs complete engine management.
FADEC has two-channel redundancy, with one channel active and one standby.
If one channel fails, the other automatically takes control.
The system has a magnetic alternator for an internal power source.
FADEC is mounted on the fan case.
The Engine Interface Unit (EIVMU/EIU) transmits the data it uses for engine management to the
FADEC.
SCHEMATIC
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FUNCTIONS
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Applicable to: ALL
GENERAL
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Applicable to: ALL
GENERAL
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Applicable to: ALL
The FADEC has two modes of power setting, EPR and N1 modes.
EPR MODE
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Applicable to: ALL
N1 MODE
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Applicable to: ALL
In the event of no EPR available the affected FADEC will automatically revert to N1 mode.
At the reversion to N1 mode, an equivalent thrust to that achieved in EPR mode is provided, until a
thrust lever position change.
In case of dispatch in N1 mode, flex take-off is not available.
Depending on the failure case leading to EPR mode loss, the FADEC will revert to either rated or
degraded N1 mode.
Autothrust control disengages. However it can be re-engaged if no more than one engine is in
degraded N1 mode. ALPHA FLOOR protection remains available if one engine is in degraded N1
mode.
RATED N1 MODE
An automatic reversion to rated N1 mode occurs, when:
‐ Engine P2 (Engine Inlet Total Pressure) and/or P5 (Engine Low Pressure Turbine Outlet
Pressure) are not available, or
‐ Engine P2 is lower than ADIRS Pt.
The FADEC will compute an EPR COMMAND, depending on the TLA, then convert it into a N1
COMMAND as a function of Mach.
The rated N1 mode can also be manually-selected through the ENG N1 MODE pb-sw on the
overhead panel.
DEGRADED N1 MODE
An automatic reversion to degraded N1 mode occurs, when:
‐ Engine P2 (Engine Inlet Total Pressure) and ADIRS 1 + 2 Pt are not available, or
‐ Engine T2 (Engine Inlet Total Temperature) and ADIRS 1 + 2 Tt are not available, or
‐ Engine P0 (Engine Inlet Static Pressure) and ADIRS 1 + 2 Ps are not available.
The N1 is defined as a function of TLA and altitude and is limited by the FADEC to either the
smaller of N1 max or N1 redline (if T2 is available), or N1 redline (if T2 is not available).
The N1 DEGRADED MODE is an unrated N1 mode.
The N1 rating limit, N1 TLA, and N1 max indications on ECAM E/WD are lost.
In electrical emergency configuration, the EPR mode is lost on both engines, and each FADEC
reverts to an degraded N1 mode.
With the FADEC in either rated or degraded N1 mode, switching OFF the ENG N1 MODE
pushbutton on the overhead panel will permit to return to the EPR mode, if the failure has
disappeared and the aircraft is on ground.
THRUST LEVERS
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Applicable to: ALL
The FADEC computes the thrust rating limit for each thrust lever position, as shown below.
If the thrust lever is set in a detent, the FADEC selects the rating limit corresponding to this detent.
If the thrust lever is set between two detents, the FADEC will select the rating limit corresponding to
the higher detent.
MANUAL MODE
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Applicable to: ALL
The engines are in the manual mode, provided the A/THR function is:
‐ Not armed, or
‐ Armed and inactive (thrust lever not in the A/THR operating range and no alpha floor).
In these conditions, each engine is controlled by its thrust lever position.
The pilot controls thrust by moving the thrust lever from IDLE to TOGA positions. Each thrust lever
position within these limits corresponds to an EPR.
When the thrust lever is in a detent, the corresponding EPR is equal to the EPR rating limit,
computed by the FADEC for this engine.
AUTOMATIC MODE
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Applicable to: ALL
In the autothrust mode (A/THR function active), the thrust is computed by the FMGC and is limited to
the value corresponding to the thrust lever position (except if the alpha-floor mode is activated).
INDICATIONS ON FMA
The FADECs monitor the positions of the thrust levers, and trigger appropriate indications on the
FMA. Refer to DSC-22_30-100 Autothrust Annunciations (FMA Column 1) - Second Line.
GENERAL
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Applicable to: ALL
The fuel system supplies fuel to the combustion chamber at the required flow rate, pressure, and
temperature.
The fuel flows from the tank, via the Main Engine Pump and the fuel/oil heat exchanger, to the Fuel
Metering Unit (FMU) and to the fuel nozzles.
Control of fuel supply is made by the FADEC via the FMU. High pressure fuel is also used to provide
pressure for some engine component actuators.
The HP compressor shaft drives the HP fuel pump assembly. Fuel flows through the LP pump, then
through the fuel/oil heat exchanger, a filter, and the HP pump. Fuel then divides into two flows, one
for the servovalve actuators, and one for the FMU’s metering valve.
SHUTOFF VALVES
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Applicable to: ALL
Setting the ENG MASTER switch to OFF directly commands the closing of the LP and HP fuel
shutoff valves for that engine’s fuel system.
Upon closure of the HP fuel shutoff valve, the dump valve opens, which enables any remaining fuel
from the burners to the drain tank to be purged. During engine start, fuel from the tank is returned to
the LP fuel pump.
GENERAL
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Applicable to: ALL
FUEL FLOW
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Applicable to: ALL
L3 The Fuel Metering Valve (FMV) transforms FADEC orders through a torque motor and servovalve
into fuel flow to the engine fuel nozzles.
The FMV resolver generates a feedback signal proportional to the FMV position.
The bypass valve maintains a constant pressure drop across the FMV to ensure that the metered
fuel flow is proportional to the FMV position.
L1 The FADEC computes the fuel flow that will maintain the target EPR.
As the FADEC maintains this EPR, it allows N3 to vary while remaining between N3 minimum and
N3 maximum. The FADEC also controls the engine parameters to :
‐ Limit acceleration and deceleration ;
‐ Avoid engine stall or flameout ;
‐ Limit max EPR, N1, N2 and N3 ;
‐ Maintain the air bleed pressure requirement.
OVERSPEED PROTECTION
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Applicable to: ALL
IDLE CONTROL
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Applicable to: ALL
GENERAL
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GENERAL
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Applicable to: ALL
COOLING
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Applicable to: ALL
ENGINE STABILITY
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Two air bleed systems provide greater compressor stability in different flight phases. The volume
of airflow through the intermediate pressure and low pressure compressors is regulated by four
intermediate pressure stage 8, and three high pressure stage 3, bleed valves controlled by the
FADEC. At low engine speed, the bleed valves are open to prevent engine stall.
GENERAL
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Applicable to: ALL
The aircraft performs engine reverse thrust via four pivoting blocker doors on each engine to create a
deflected fan airstream.
The thrust reverser system is independently controlled for each engine by the associated FADEC.
This system is controlled and monitored by each FADEC channel. The translating cowls are
hydraulically actuated. The thrust reverser system for each engine includes all of the following:
‐ Four pivoting blocker doors each activated by an hydraulic actuator
‐ A hydraulic isolation valve controlled by the FADEC
‐ A directional control valve, which directs hydraulic pressure to 4 hydraulic locks and to the deploy
or stow line
‐ Four independent electrical locks controlled by the FADEC
‐ Four stow proximity switches and four lock proximity switches to monitor if the translating cowls
are deployed or stowed and locked
‐ Four tertiary locks (one for each of the pivoting doors) that enable the reverse to be maintained in
the locked position via a door pin. During engine reverse thrust, a solenoid enables the door pin to
be released.
ACTUATION LOGIC
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Applicable to: ALL
Deployment requires :
‐ TLA reverse signals from FADEC and from the flight control primary computer (PRIM 1 or PRIM 3)
‐ One FADEC channel that operates with its associated throttle reverse signal
‐ Aircraft on ground signal from at least one LGCIU.
During deployment, engine reverse thrust is limited to idle, until the reversers are deployed by more
than 70 %. Then, FADEC will command full reverse thrust to be available when reversers position
are more than 90 % deployed.
PROTECTION
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Applicable to: ALL
SCHEMATIC
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GENERAL
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Applicable to: ALL
The FADEC controls and monitors the ignition and starting system, according to the:
‐ ENG START selector position
‐ ENG MASTER switch position
‐ ENG MAN START pushbutton position
‐ Flight/ground aircraft condition.
In normal operation, the FADEC receives its inputs from the EIVMU/EIU.
In the event of an EIVMU/EIU signal loss, all the functions, except manual start and wet crank, will
remain available by using both a backup signal from the engine master switch, and the alternate
start/ignition signal.
ARCHITECTURE
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Applicable to: ALL
GENERAL
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ON GROUND
During a first automatic start attempt only one igniter is supplied. The FADEC automatically
alternates the igniters used in successive start sequences.
When residual EGT is above 100 °C, the engine is cranked until the EGT goes below 100 °C.
Note: 1. In the case of a second automatic start attempt after the failure of one igniter to light
up, both igniters are supplied when the EGT goes below 150 °C.
2. In the case of an automatic restart attempt after an automatic start abort, the start
sequence starts again from the beginning, and therefore only one igniter is supplied.
During a manual start both igniters are supplied, when the engine MASTER sw is ON.
IN FLIGHT
In case of start attempt in flight, when the ENG MASTER sw is ON, both igniters are supplied.
CONTINUOUS IGNITION
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Applicable to: ALL
In case of inadvertent engine shutdown by cycling the Engine Master lever to OFF then ON, the
FADEC will attempt automatically a relight regardless of the rotary selector position.
GENERAL
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Applicable to: ALL
The engine starting system consists of an air turbine starter and a start valve.
The start valve admits air supplied by the pneumatic system to operate the starter.
The FADEC electrically controls the start valve. On ground, in the event of an electrical control
failure, the start valve can be manually operated by a handle.
AUTOMATIC STARTING
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Applicable to: ALL
This sequence is under the FADEC’s full authority, which controls the:
‐ Start valve
‐ Igniter(s)
‐ Fuel HP valves.
It provides:
‐ Detection of hot start, hung start, surge, no light up or N1 rotor locked
‐ FAULT announcement with specific ECAM message
‐ Start abort on ground (high pressure valve closure, start valve closure, ignition stopped) and
automatic engine dry crank after start abort
One further automatic start attempt will be initiated by the FADEC after cranking, except in case of
N1 rotor locked. If this start attempt fails, the start will be aborted.
In flight, the FADEC identifies the windmilling or starter-assisted airstart conditions, according to
engine parameters and the flight conditions.
This sequence may be interrupted by selection of the engine master switch to OFF.
Automatic start abort is inhibited on ground, when N3 is above 50 % or in flight.
FIRST STEP
The flight crew must set the ENG START selector to IGN/START, leading to the following:
‐ The ENG SD page appears on the SD
‐ All engine parameters are available
‐ All pack valves automatically close.
After 30 s, if the flight crew does not set the ENG MASTER switch to ON (Refer to DSC-70-80-30
Second Step), the pack valves automatically open again and in case of first engine start the ECAM
ENG page will automatically disappear.
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SECOND STEP
The flight crew must set the ENG MASTER switch to ON, and the following steps occur:
‐ The LP fuel valve opens
‐ The engine start valve opens (except in flight in the stabilized windmill zone)
‐ The ignition starts:
‐ On ground : when N3 is between 25 and 30 %
‐ In flight: Immediately.
‐ The HP fuel valve opens
‐ When N3 ≥ 50 %, the engine start valve closes (the valve is fully closed in 10 s)
‐ The ignition stops.
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THIRD STEP
The automatic engine start is finished.
The flight crew must set the ENG START selector to NORM.
On ground the WHEEL SD page replaces the ENG SD page.
In flight the CRUISE SD page replaces the ENG SD page.
If ENG START selector is not switched to NORM, the ENG page is automatically replaced by the
WHEEL or CRUISE SD page 15 s after all engines are running.
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If the flight crew sets the ENG MASTER lever to OFF, the FADEC automatically:
‐ Closes the LP and the HP fuel shutoff valves
‐ Stops to energize the ignitor
‐ Closes the engine start valve.
MANUAL STARTING
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Applicable to: ALL
If an automatic start is not successful, the flight crew can perform a manual start.
In the manual start sequence, the FADEC has limited control. As a result, the flight crew must
monitor engine acceleration.
To perform a manual start, the flight crew must:
‐ Set the ENG START selector to IGN/START
‐ Set the ENG MAN START pb-sw to ON
‐ Set the ENG MASTER switch to ON.
The FADEC:
‐ Opens the engine start valve when the flight crew:
• Sets the ENG START selector to IGN/START
• Sets the ENG MAN START pb-sw to ON
‐ Opens the HP shutoff valve, and operates both igniters when the flight crew sets the ENG
MASTER switch to ON
‐ Closes the engine start valve, and cuts off the ignition when N3 reaches 50 %.
For more information about the manual start sequence, Refer to PRO-NOR-SUP-ENG Manual
Engine Start - General.
The FADEC provides a passive survey of the engine during the starting sequence.
In flight, the FADEC always commands a starter assisted airstart unless the N3 is above the start
valve closure value (50 % N3).
A dry cranking cycle enables the engine to be ventilated to remove fuel vapors after an unsuccessfull
start attempt on the ground.
Cranking can be manually selected by setting the ENG START selector to CRANK and the MAN
START pushbutton to ON (ENG MASTER switch off). It is stopped by setting the MAN START
pushbutton to OFF or selecting the ENG START selector to NORM.
A manual start sequence can be initiated immediately following a dry crank sequence by selecting
the ENG START selector to IGN/START and ENG MASTER switch to ON.
In case of EIVMU/EIU failure, the FADEC uses a backup signal from the ENG MASTER switch and
the alternate start/ignition signal to control:
‐ An automatic start,
‐ A dry crank, or
‐ Continuous ignition
Manual starting is no longer available.
ON : ‐ Initiates the manual start sequence of the associated engine, when the
ENG START selector is set to IGN/START, or
‐ Initiates the wet crank process of the associated engine, when the ENG
START selector is set to CRANK and the ENG MASTER lever is set to
ON, or
‐ Initiates the dry crank process of the associated engine, when the ENG
START selector is set to CRANK and the ENG MASTER lever is set to
OFF.
Off : ‐ Aborts the manual start sequence of the associated engine, when the
ENG START selector is set to IGN/START and the ENG MASTER lever
is set to OFF, or
‐ Stops the dry crank process of the associated engine, when the ENG
START selector is set to CRANK and the ENG MASTER lever is set to
OFF.
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ON : The FADEC:
‐ Provides the associated engine with continuous ignition, when both
engines are running and the ENG START selector is set to IGN/START,
or
‐ Initiates the wet crank process of the associated engine for maintenance
purpose, when the ENG START selector is set to CRANK and the ENG
MAN START pb-sw is set to ON, or
‐ Initiates the automatic start sequence of the associated engine, when
the ENG START selector is set to IGN/START, or
‐ Initiates the manual start sequence of the associated engine, when the
ENG START selector is set to IGN/START and the ENG MAN START
pb-sw is set to ON.
THRUST LEVERS
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Thrust Levers
THRUST LEVERS
The flight crew uses the thrust levers in order to:
‐ Adjust the thrust, or
‐ Select a thrust stop or detent.
ENGINE/WARNING DISPLAY
Applicable to: ALL
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Engine/Warning Display
L12
N1 value : Indicates the N1 limit value associated with the thrust rating mode, when all
engines operate in rated N1 mode.
The N1 MODE indication appears.
XX in amber : Indicates that the thrust limit value is not available, or that at least one engine
operates in degraded N1 mode on ground.
L2 The thrust limit value disappears when the thrust reversers are selected.
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FLEX TEMPERATURE
Cyan : Indicates the flexible temperature that the flight crew entered in the T.O panel
of the FMS PERF page, when the FLX rating mode is selected.
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IDLE INDICATION
Both engines are at idle speed, and the aircraft is in flight.
L2 Pulses during 10 s, and then remains steady.
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AVAIL INDICATION
The engine is started, and at or above idle.
L2 On ground, appears steady during 10 s after a successful start.
In flight, pulses during 1 min after a successful relight.
The AVAIL indication disappears when the flight crew moves the thrust lever forward the idle
detent.
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REV INDICATION
REV in green : On ground, the thrust reverser system is fully deployed.
L12
EGT INDICATOR
CURRENT EGT
L12
EGT LIMIT
The amber line indicates the maximum EGT (i.e. the EGT limit).
L2 The maximum EGT is:
‐ 700 °C, during the engine start sequence on ground, or
‐ 900 °C, in all other cases.
The EGT limit does not appear:
‐ When a takeoff or a go-around mode is selected, or
‐ When the thrust reversers are selected, or
‐ If the alpha floor protection is activated.
EGT EXCEEDANCE
The EGT exceedance is the highest value that the EGT reached.
The EGT exceedance appears when:
‐ The current EGT exceeds the EGT red limit, or
‐ The EGT exceeded the EGT red limit.
L2 The red mark no longer appears at the next engine start sequence on ground, or after a
maintenance action.
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EPR INDICATOR
CURRENT EPR
Green : The current EPR is valid and the engine operates in EPR mode.
L12
XX in amber : The Current EPR is not valid, or the engine operates in N1 mode.
The EPR scale appears in amber.
The EPR needle and the box around current the EPR value disappear.
EPR TREND
The green triangle indicates the direction of the N1 trend, when the A/THR mode is active.
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EPR COMMAND
Indicates the EPR target, when the A/THR mode is active.
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TRANSIENT EPR
The four green arcs indicate the difference between the N1 command and the current N1, when
the A/THR is active.
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EPR LIMIT
The amber mark indicates the EPR limit.
L2 This corresponds to the maximum EPR value when the thrust levers are in TO/GA detent.
The amber mark disappears when the thrust reversers are selected.
N1 INDICATOR
CURRENT N1
L12
N1 TREND
The green triangle indicates the direction of the N1 trend, when the A/THR mode is active and
all engines operate in N1 mode.
For N1 trend indication applicability, Refer to DSC-70-35-20 N1 Mode.
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N1 COMMAND
Indicates the N1 target, when the A/THR mode is active, when all engines operate in N1 mode.
TRANSIENT N1
The four green arcs indicate the difference between the N1 command and the current N1, when
the A/THR is active and all engines operate in N1 mode.
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N1 LIMIT
The amber mark indicates the N1 limit.
L2 This corresponds to the maximum N1 value:
‐ When the thrust levers are in TO/GA detent and the engine operates in rated N1 mode, or
‐ When the thrust levers are in MAX REV position.
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N1 EXCEEDANCE
The N1 exceedance is the highest value that the N1 reached.
The N1 exceedance appears when the current N1 exceeds the N1 red limit.
The N1 exceedance remains even if the N1 value decreases below the N1 red limit.
L2 The red mark no longer appears at the next engine start sequence on ground, or after a
maintenance action.
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N1 RED LINE
The N1 red line appears between the N1 red limit and the end of the scale.
L2 The N1 red limit is 99 %.
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N3
In a grey box : The engine start sequence or the crank process is in progress.
Green : N3 is in normal range.
L12
MEMO DISPLAY
IGNITION : This message is displayed in green, either when selected automatically by
the FADEC or manually by the crew.
ENG SD PAGE
Applicable to: ALL
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ENG SD page
N2
Green : N2 is in normal range.
L12
OIL QUANTITY
L12
Pulses green : The needle and the oil quantity value pulse green.
The advisory limit is 4 QT.
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OIL PRESSURE
L12
L12
OIL TEMPERATURE
Green : The oil temperature is in normal range.
Amber : The oil temperature is above 190 °C.
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IGNITION INDICATION
: The igniter A(B) is used for the engine start sequence.
: Both igniters A and B are used for the engine start sequence or continuous
ignition.
START VALVE
: The engine start valve is fully closed.
Pulses green : The nacelle temperature goes above the advisory limit, that correspond to the
white dash.
The advisory limit is 260 °C.