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B767 ATA 46 Student Book
B767 ATA 46 Student Book
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STUDENT NOTES
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The EFB Processor Unit (EU) flight station specific location has not
been determined at the time of this publication.
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The EFB Power Supply location has not been specified as of the
date of this publication. However it will be in the MEC.
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General
The PWR (Power) key controls power only to the LCD backlight assembly. The
backlight assembly has four (4) edge-mounted cold-cathode lamps. When
energized, the backlight assembly operates continuously while the active matrix
screen filters the light.
The Display Unit (DU) operates as a computer monitor and input device. The
flat-panel is an active matrix liquid crystal display (AMLCD) that shows graphics
and video data in color. The panel is also touch-sensitive. It measures where
you press on the screen, and changes that to digital data for the Electronics
Unit (EU).
Around the flat panel is a bezel frame with 30 push-buttons, or keys. The keys
across the top and bottom are permanent in function (for example; power). The
line selection keys (LSK) on the left and right sides operate in relation to the
data shown on the touchscreen. You use the keys and touchscreen to operate
the Electronic Flight Bag (EFB).
Power for illumination of the bezel keys is variable 05V ac (volts alternating
current), from the captains and first officers panel lighting.
The DU receives and shows graphics data from the EU. It can also display the
image shown on the opposite-side DU.
Data shown on the DU can be sent to the cockpit printer, when available.
DU Brightness
When the backlight is energized (PWR), you can adjust display brightness with
the BRT/DIM bezel keys.
Additional brightness is controlled directly by the DU. It has internal sensors
that monitor and adjust the brightness of the backlight assembly according to
unit temperature, age, and other factors.
EFB Screen Calibration
Pressing the EFB Menu Button 10 times will call up the EFB screen calibration
screen.
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During the reboot sequence, the DU can show the words NO INPUT, followed
by NO VIDEO. The WINDOWS desktop can also show intermittently. This
is its usual operation, and not a fault.
SHUTDOWN - Provides an orderly shutdown of all software partitions. This lets
the operational software applications store required data. First, the Windows
partition powers down and then the Linux partition powers down. After you
select SHUTDOWN, all other Line Select Key (LSK)s are
inhibited.
Note:
FAULT LOG - The FAULT LOG page allows the user access to all recorded
faults and events.
EU/DU SELF TEST - Provides access to a menu that has the keyboard test,
Display Unit (DU) pixel test, Input Output (I/O) test and video switch test.
INPUT MONITORING - Displays the input monitoring page where users can
see the status of various EFB interfaces.
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CONFIG COMPARE - lets the user identify any software mismatch between
EU-L and EU-R.
COMM MAINT - gives the user status and control functions for EFB wireless
communication.
STAGING AREA - gives the user status and control functions for Loadable
Software Airplane Parts (LSAP) that are staged.
TAIL ID ENTRY - gives the user status and control functions to add or change
the airplane tail number in the EFB DU memory.
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General
The SYSTEM CONFIG page is provided to allow the user to access a list of all
the software installed on the system. All software titles are listed in the left
column with corresponding part numbers listed in the right column. The color of
the software in the list indicates its status, and the color code should follow
these rules:
Cyan indicates that a Cyclic Redundancy Checking (CRC) has not yet
been completed on that software.
White indicates that the CRC check was completed and passed.
Amber indicates that the CRC check was completed and failed.
PRINT ALL Button
In addition, the SYSTEM CONFIG page provides the user access to the PRINT
ALL button. When this button is selected, it will print the content of the SYSTEM
CONFIG page on a printer connected to the Electronic Flight Bag (EFB).
When you print the contents of the SYSTEM CONFIG page, a + symbol may
precede the software part numbers. This indicates all parts that passed the CRC
check. Also, a - symbol may precede the software part numbers. This
identifies all parts that failed the CRC check. If there is no character
before the part number, the CRC check is not complete.
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Software
Software that shows on the SYSTEM CONFIG page is listed in alphanumerical
order, based on part number. Use the scroll up and scroll down touchscreen
buttons or the arrow up/arrow down bezel keys to see the complete contents.
When the SYSTEM CONFIG page is selected, the page shows to most recent
conditions at the time the page was selected. But after the page is selected, the
page does not refresh continuously. To view an updated condition, you must
show again the EFB MAINTENANCE PAGE, and then the SYSTEM
Note:
To refresh the data on the page, you must exit SYSTEM CONFIG, and again
make the SYSTEM CONFIG selection from the EFB MAINTENANCE page.
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