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    The document provides instructions for operating an ATR weather radar system, including how to use the control panel, adjust gain, engage forced standby mode, use rain echo attenuation compensation, target mode, sector scan, tilt control, check preliminary control settings, test for faults, and check for stabilization during level, roll and pitch flight. It also covers using pilot event markers, identifying weather patterns, making trim adjustments inflight, and includes a disclaimer.

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    The document provides instructions for operating an ATR weather radar system, including how to use the control panel, adjust gain, engage forced standby mode, use rain echo attenuation compensation, target mode, sector scan, tilt control, check preliminary control settings, test for faults, and check for stabilization during level, roll and pitch flight. It also covers using pilot event markers, identifying weather patterns, making trim adjustments inflight, and includes a disclaimer.

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    ATR WEATHER RADAR

    Last updated: 20th April 2017

     Control Panel

     Gain Control

     Forced Standby Mode

     Rain Echo Attenuation Compensation Technique (RCT)

     Target Mode (TGT)

     Sector Scan (SCT)

     Tilt Control

     Preliminary Control Settings

     Test and Fault Messages

     Level Flight Stabilization Check

     Roll Stabilization Check

     Pitch Stabilization Check

     Inflight Trim Adjustments

     Pilot Event Marker

     Weather Patterns and Avoidance

     Disclaimer
    CONTROL PANEL

    GAIN CONTROL

    FORCED STANDBY MODE


    RAIN ECHO ATTENUATION COMPENSATION TECHNIQUE (RCT)
    TARGET MODE (TGT)
    SECTOR SCAN

    TILT CONTROL

    PRELIMINARY CONTROL SETTINGS


    TEST AND FAULT MESSAGES
    LEVEL FLIGHT STABILIZATION CHECK

    ROLL STABILIZATION CHECK


    PITCH STABILIZATION CHECK

    INFLIGHT TRIM ADJUSTMENTS


    PILOT EVENT MARKER
    WEATHER PATTERNS AND AVOIDANCE
    Disclaimer: "ATR Weather Radar" are personal notes of the undersigned for training only. These notes do not sanction any pilot to violate
    his/her Company's Standard Operating Procedures, Aircraft Manuals or Manufacturer's Recommendations.

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