EFX Topic 2.2 JAI B737 Ops Manual

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Operations Training Manual for:
Customer Name: JET Airways
Customer Aircraft: B737-800
Control #: Pending
Developed from the following documents and their release dates:
Title Panasonic Avionics Revision Date

Doc Number
Screen Requirements Document 540000-494-594 NEW April 10, 2006
Customer Requirements Document 540000-557-594 NEW April 10, 2006
Instructional Manual
Component Maintenance Manual
Parts List PL-JAIB737/YC743 E June 8, 2006
Simulator/Software
Manual Development:
Name Title Signature Date
Authoring Christine McLaurin Instructor/Developer June 27, 2006
Instructor Jim Dunbar Instructor/Developer July 2006
Illustrator Christine McLaurin Instructor/Developer June 77, 2006
Manual Reviewed By:

Technical Jim Dunbar Instructor/Developer June 27, 2006
Copy Editor Jim Dunbar Editor/Developer June 27, 2006
Manual Released to Publication:

Authorization Matt Bennett Manager, Training June 28, 2006
©Panasonic Avionics Corporation Training 2006

Will Not Be Changed Or Revised
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Contents
INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................................7
Using This Manual............................................................................................................................................7
IFE SYSTEMS OVERVIEW.....................................................................................................................................8
Introduction – eFX ............................................................................................................................................8
IFE History........................................................................................................................................................9
Panasonic Avionics Corporation Product Evolution .........................................................................................9
Introduction – eFX Sub-Systems....................................................................................................................10
IFE SUB–SYSTEMS – CABIN CONTROL............................................................................................................11
Powering the System On................................................................................................................................11
Control Panel (CP) .........................................................................................................................................12
IFE SUB–SYSTEMS – PASSENGER ...................................................................................................................13
Passenger Handset – Business Class ...........................................................................................................13
Digital Passenger Control Unit – Economy Class ..........................................................................................15
Smart Display Unit (SDU)...............................................................................................................................16
IFE SUB–SYSTEMS – INTERFACES...................................................................................................................17
IFE Cabin–Aircraft Interfaces .........................................................................................................................17
User Interfaces ...............................................................................................................................................18
Software Interfaces.........................................................................................................................................18
User Interfaces – Passenger Screens............................................................................................................19
IFE SYSTEMS OPERATIONS; PRE–FLIGHT ......................................................................................................20
CP Menu Tree ................................................................................................................................................20
Welcome.........................................................................................................................................................21
Main Menu ......................................................................................................................................................22
Boarding Music...............................................................................................................................................23
Arrival Music ...................................................................................................................................................24
IFE SYSTEMS OPERATIONS; IN–FLIGHT..........................................................................................................25
Audio PA.........................................................................................................................................................25
Start Entertainment.........................................................................................................................................26
Video PA.........................................................................................................................................................27
Video...............................................................................................................................................................28
Seat Reset......................................................................................................................................................29
Help ................................................................................................................................................................30
IFE SYSTEMS OPERATIONS; POST–FLIGHT....................................................................................................31
Cabin Maintenance.........................................................................................................................................31
SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING...........................................................................................................................32
Cabin Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................................32
Fault Analyzing and Reporting .......................................................................................................................32
REFERENCE.........................................................................................................................................................33
Passenger Audio & Video Channel and Zone Maps......................................................................................33
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Figures
Figure 1 VCC Power and IFE Master Power Switches .........................................................................................11
Figure 2 Control Panel (CP) ..................................................................................................................................12
Figure 3 Passenger Handset – Business Class IFE Controls ...............................................................................13
Figure 4 Passenger Help screen ...........................................................................................................................13
Figure 5 Digital Passenger Control Unit – IFE Controls ........................................................................................14
Figure 6 Digital Passenger Control Unit – IFE Controls ........................................................................................15
Figure 7 Smart Display Unit (SDU)........................................................................................................................16
Figure 8 Cabin–Aircraft Interfaces.........................................................................................................................17
Figure 9 System Software; Sample User Interfaces .............................................................................................18
Figure 10 Passenger Screen Flow ........................................................................................................................19
Figure 11 CP Screen Flow Diagram......................................................................................................................20
Figure 12 Welcome Screen ...................................................................................................................................21
Figure 13 Main Menu Screen ................................................................................................................................22
Figure 14 Boarding Music Screen .........................................................................................................................23
Figure 15 Arrival Music Screen .............................................................................................................................24
Figure 16 Audio PA Screen ...................................................................................................................................25
Figure 17 Start Entertainment screen....................................................................................................................26
Figure 18 Video PA Screen ...................................................................................................................................27
Figure 19 Video Screen .........................................................................................................................................28
Figure 20 Seat Reset Screen ................................................................................................................................29
Figure 21 Help Screen...........................................................................................................................................30
Figure 22 Cabin Maintenance Screen ...................................................................................................................31
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Procedures
Procedure 1 Turning On the System .....................................................................................................................11
Procedure 2 Emergency Shutdown of All IFE Equipment.....................................................................................11
Procedure 3 Passenger Screen Control................................................................................................................16
Procedure 4 Select a Movie From the Passenger’s Seat......................................................................................19
Procedure 5 Activate CP screen ...........................................................................................................................21
Procedure 6 Making a Selection from the Main Menu ..........................................................................................22
Procedure 7 Play Boarding Music .........................................................................................................................23
Procedure 8 Play Arrival Music..............................................................................................................................24
Procedure 9 Play Audio (PA) Announcement .......................................................................................................25
Procedure 10 Turn ON/OFF Entertainment Functions.........................................................................................26
Procedure 11 Play Video (PA) Announcement .....................................................................................................27
Procedure 12 Start Broadcast Video .....................................................................................................................28
Procedure 13 Reset a Seat or All Seats................................................................................................................29
Procedure 14 Access Help Screens......................................................................................................................30
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INTRODUCTION
Using This Manual
Conventions Throughout this manual push indicates either pushing a physical button or a touch-
screen button. Select indicates choosing one of several options from the screen.
Square brackets surrounding a button name in bold (e.g. [BUTTON NAME]) indicate
either a physical or a touch screen button. Scroll indicates a name with up and down
arrows used to move through a list of selections.
Examples:
VOLUME [▲] or [▼] for . [Start Entertainment] for
Touch Screen Touch-sensitive screens allow you to make selections by pushing on-screen buttons
Guidelines and fields. These controls start once you remove your fingertip from the surface. It is
important that you take your finger directly off of the screen, without dragging it. When
pushing an on-screen button, push gently with the soft tip of your finger. Nails, pens,
and other objects are less effective and may damage the touch-screen. You must give
the system a chance to react. Do not repeatedly push the same selection.
Acronyms and
Abbreviations ACARS Aircraft Reporting and Communication System
ADPCU Advanced Digital Passenger Control Unit
ARINC Aeronautical Radio Incorporated
CCR Credit Card Reader
CP Control Panel
GMT Greenwich Mean Time
F/A Flight Attendant
FDDU Floppy Disk Drive Unit
FMC Flight Management Computer
IFES In-Flight Entertainment System
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
PA Passenger Announcement or Passenger Address
PCU Passenger Control Unit
PRAM Prerecorded Announcement Machine
PRI Primary Language
SDU Smart Display Unit
SEC Secondary Language
TU Tapping Unit
UTC Universal Time Coordinate
YC Economy Class
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IFE SYSTEMS OVERVIEW
Introduction – eFX
Panasonic Avionics
Corporation
System eFX Intro
Panasonic Avionics Corporation In-Flight Entertainment Systems bring you state of the
art audio, video, interactive, and telecommunications services.
Cabin Control, Overhead Video, and Passenger Control features provide cabin crew
and passengers access to all IFE services.
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History of In Flight Entertainment (IFE)
IFE History
1925 – The black and white silent movie The Lost World was shown on a 12-
passenger Handley Page aircraft (a converted WWI fabric–covered, triple engine
bomber).
This “picture theater” represents the earliest validated showing of an in-flight movie,
the beginning of in-flight entertainment
Panasonic The following is a timeline of the history and evolution of Matsushita Avionics Systems
Avionics Corporation now known as Panasonic Avionics Corporation products and features:
• 1980 – Began with 767 AUDIO
Corporation
• 1985 – Overhead Video System
Product Evolution • 1991 – In-Seat Video System
• 1995 – Interactive (S2000)
• 1998 – Near On-Demand (AVOD 1.0)
• 2000 – Full On-Demand (AVOD 1.5)
• 2001 – Intranet Features (S2000E)
• 2001 – Full Aircraft AVOD, digital distribution to seats (S3000)
• 2003 – Full digital AVOD, with intranet (S3000i)
• 2003 – In-Seat IFE with digital servers and satellite TV (eFX)
• 2005 – Wide-body In-seat IFE with digital servers and satellite TV (eX2)
• 2006 – Portable Media Player with digitally stored entertainment (eXpress)
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Introduction – eFX Sub-Systems
Sub–Systems Intro
The Panasonic Avionics Corporation System eFX, IFE system consists of four major
segments:
• Cabin Control –System eFX core component:: Control Panel (CP).
• Overhead Video – Overhead video distribution components and display
devices: Tapping Unit (TU), monitors and projectors.
• Passenger Control – Passenger IFE distribution components, Digital
Passenger Control Units (DPCUs) and screens: Enhanced Area Distribution
Box (EADB), Digital Seat Electronics Box (DSEB), handsets, LCD screens.
• Software – Control Panel (CP) touch screens and system software.
This System eFX Operations Manual provides the cabin crew with information for
operating the Control Panel (CP) and its custom Panasonic Avionics Corporation
System eFX In–Flight Entertainment System (IFE).
System Features Airline Configuration

Audio:
• Business & Economy Class • 12 Broadcast audio channels
• Passenger P/A zones • 1 Audio PA zone
Video:
• Business & Economy Class • 12 Broadcast video channels
• Games
• Interactive
• AVOD
• Video PA zones • 1 Video PA zones
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IFE SUB–SYSTEMS – CABIN CONTROL
Powering the System On
Figure 1 VCC Power and IFE Master Power Switches
Description The VCC is located in the stow box on the aft face of lavatory A. The power buttons
that control IFE system power are installed on the forward attendant panel. The
Seat/Passenger switch in the flight deck has priority over the IFE switch. There is also
a data port located in the stow box.
Procedure 1 1. Touch the Control Panel (CP), if the system is on, the Welcome logo screen will
Turning On the display.
System 2. If the system is off, turn on the IFE button at the forward attendant panel. The
panel is next to the CP.
3. If the Welcome logo screen does not appear, verify that the IFE button on the
forward attendant panel and the Seat/Passenger switch in the flight deck are in
the on position.
This process currently takes approximately 3 minutes and 30 seconds. The entire
process takes 5 minutes.
Once you apply power to the system, the Crew Panel (CP) begins loading. The screen
will display the software loading version and a curser will blink.
NOTE: Screen appears to not move for 1 ½ minutes.
DO NOT CYCLE POWER OR PRESS ON THE SCREEN DURING THIS TIME.

The CP continues loading and displays moving text with a small Linux Penguin in the
upper left corner. The screen temporarily goes blank and then displays a small window
for approximately 10 seconds.
The CP cycles once more then displays the Logo. System loading complete, you may
access the CP.
Procedure 2 1. Turn off IFE button on the forward attendant panel.

Emergency
Shutdown of All IFE
Equipment
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IFE SUB–SYSTEMS – CABIN CONTROL
Control Panel (CP)
Figure 2 Control Panel (CP)
Description The Control Panel (CP) provides the operator and maintenance interface for System
eFX. The CP is a computer that displays airline–specific software driven screens. The
CP controls the IFE using touch-sensitive on screen buttons and fields.
Use these controls to communicate with the system, update it, and monitor its
operation before, during, and after flight.
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IFE SUB–SYSTEMS – PASSENGER
Passenger Handset – Business Class
Attendant
Call/Cancel
Figure 3 Passenger Handset – Business Class IFE Controls
Description The Business Class Passenger Handset is loaded with features. The front side pictured
above and below, controls passenger screen navigation, mode selection, channel and
volume control, attendant call/cancel and AVOD video controls.
Figure 4 Passenger Help screen
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Passenger Handset – Business Class
Figure 5 Digital Passenger Control Unit – IFE Controls
Description Pictured above is the back of the Business Class Passenger Handset. It has a keyboard
and controls for interactive features like games.
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Digital Passenger Control Unit – Economy Class
Figure 6 Digital Passenger Control Unit – IFE Controls
Description The Digital Passenger Control Unit (DPCU) controls entertainment functions at the
passenger’s seat.
The LED readout displays the channel selection. Features include channel selection
and volume adjustment.
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Smart Display Unit (SDU)
Figure 7 Smart Display Unit (SDU)
Description The Smart Display Unit (SDU) provides controls for adjusting brightness, power, and a
credit card reader.
The screen provides touch control to select IFE options. Screens are located in the
seatback in front of the seat it services, mounted on a bulkhead, or on a fold out arm in
the armrest.
Procedure 3 1. Push [–] to dim the monitor display

Passenger Screen 2. Push [+] to brighten the monitor display
Control
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IFE SUB–SYSTEMS – INTERFACES
IFE Cabin–Aircraft Interfaces
Figure 8 Cabin–Aircraft Interfaces
IFE/Aircraft Interfaces The IFE System integrates with key Aircraft and Cabin systems including:
• A/C Power
• Satellite communications
• Flight Management Computer (FMC)
• PA
• Discrete data for landing gear – weight on wheels and decompression
Wiring and cables physically connect IFE sub–systems. Various forms of software,
network protocols, data, and media signals manage the logic and data routing.
Passenger Address Audio PA override:

Functions Audio announcements made by the cabin crew or flight crew will override IFE
functions in progress.
Emergency audio PA override:
An emergency audio PA pauses IFE functions for the duration of the
announcement.
Safety demo override:
A safety demo pauses IFE functions for the duration of the announcement.
NOTE: During an audio PA override, the VCPs pause for the announcement. If the
pause exceeds 5 minutes, the video programs stop, rewind, and will need
restarting.
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IFE SUB–SYSTEMS – SOFTWARE
User Interfaces
Passenger Interface
Cabin Control Maintenance / BITE
Figure 9 System Software; Sample User Interfaces
Software PASSENGER CONTROL SCREENS

Interfaces Passenger software provides menus to select IFE options and interactive screens.
Using passenger menus and screens is similar to operating an ATM, Kiosk, or PC.
CABIN CONTROL SCREENS

Control Panel software provides CP control screens to support IFE system operation.
Using CP control screens is also similar to operating an ATM or PC.
MAINTENANCE / BITE SCREENS

Maintenance/BITE software provides system control and troubleshooting screens for
maintenance personnel.
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IFE SUB–SYSTEMS – SOFTWARE
User Interfaces – Passenger Screens
Figure 10 Passenger Screen Flow
Description The passenger Main Menu or Home Page displays a list of available entertainment
options. Selecting the entertainment category displays a list of sub-categories. As an
example, look at the screen progression above. The first screen lists all available
options. Selecting Video on Demand displays a list of movie categories such as
Hollywood, Bollywood, Regional Movies, Jet Kids, and Others. After selecting the
desired category of movies, a list of movie types shows. After selecting the type of
movie, a list of movies shows with information about the movies. From here the
passenger can select and play the movie or go back to select a different movie.
Procedure 4 1. From the Main Menu, use the Smart Display Unit (SDU) to select the desired
Select a Movie entertainment feature.
From the 2. Select [Video on Demand], a list of available movie categories displays.
Passenger’s 3. Select the desired category, in our example [Hollywood] is selected.
Seat 4. Select [Drama].
5. Select [Pearl Harbour].
6. A preview window displaying the feature and information about it display on the
screen.
7. Select [Play] to watch the movie on the passenger in-seat display.
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IFE SYSTEMS OPERATIONS; PRE–FLIGHT
CP Menu Tree
Figure 11 CP Screen Flow Diagram
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Welcome
Figure 12 Welcome Screen
Description The Welcome screen appears when the CP finishes initializing. The Welcome screen
also displays after the automatic screen saver activates.
Procedure 5 1. Touch the Welcome screen to display the Main Menu screen.
Activate CP
screen NOTE: The screen backlight turns off after a period of inactivity. Access the Welcome
screen again by touching the screen.
NOTE: The touch-screen works best with the soft tip of the finger pushing the on-
screen buttons. Finger nails, pens etc. damage the screen. Push gently,
straight on the center of the button then lift straight off. Do not drag your finger
on the screen.
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Main Menu
Figure 13 Main Menu Screen
Description Use the Main Menu to start/stop in-seat Entertainment, Boarding Music or Arrival
Music. The Main Menu also provides access to all other IFE screens.
NOTE: Current IFE status displays in the information area at the bottom of the screen.
Procedure 6 1. To make a selection from the Main Menu screen, select the desired touch screen
Making a Selection button.
from the Main Menu 2. The selected screen displays.
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Boarding Music
Figure 14 Boarding Music Screen
Description Use the Start Boarding/Stop Boarding button to start/stop the boarding music and
adjust volume level as needed. This button is on the Main Menu. When activated, the
message “Boarding Music Playing” shows in the information area in the lower part of the
screen.
Procedure 7 1. Push [Start Boarding] on the Main Menu.

Play Boarding Music 2. Push Music Volume [▲] and [▼] to adjust the volume level.
3. To stop Background music, push [Stop Boarding].
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Arrival Music
Figure 15 Arrival Music Screen
Description Use the Start Arrival /Stop Arrival button to start/stop the arrival music and adjust
volume level as needed. This button is on the Main Menu. When activated, the message
“Arrival Music Playing” shows in the information area in the lower part of the screen.
Procedure 8 1. Push [Start Arrival] on the Main Menu.

Play Arrival Music 2. Push Music Volume [▲] and [▼] to adjust the volume level.
3. To stop Background music, push [Stop Arrival].
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IFE SYSTEMS OPERATIONS; IN–FLIGHT
Audio PA
Figure 16 Audio PA Screen
Description Use the Audio PA screen to select, start and stop audio announcements. Select
announcements from the on screen list and play them through the aircraft PA system.
Audio announcements override any other video and audio sources playing. When
activated, a message displays in the information area in the lower part of the screen.
Procedure 9 1. Push [Announcements] from the Main Menu or push [AUDIO PA] from the
Play Audio (PA) column of buttons on the right side of the screen.
Announcement 2. Scroll [▲] or [▼] to view all available Titles when the list is longer than the viewing
area.
3. Touch the desired Title in the list to add highlight and select the title.
4. Push [►] to play the selected audio announcement to both overhead speakers
and headsets.
5. Use Volume [▲] or [▼] to adjust PA volume level.
6. Push [■] to stop the audio announcement.
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Start Entertainment
Figure 17 Start Entertainment screen
Description Use Start Entertainment/Stop Entertainment to enable/disable in-seat entertainment

functions. The default state is off. When activated, the message “Entertainment ON” displays
in the information area in the lower part of the screen.
Procedure 10 1. Push [Start Entertainment] on the Main Menu.

Turn ON/OFF 2. To stop entertainment functions, push [Stop Entertainment].
Entertainment 3. At the confirmation pop-up box, push [YES] to stop entertainment or [NO] to cancel the
Functions command.
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Video PA
Figure 18 Video PA Screen
Description Use the Video PA screen to select, start and stop video announcements. Select
announcements from the on screen list and play them through the aircraft PA and
passenger in-seat systems. Video PA announcements override any other video and
audio sources playing, except for audio PA announcements. When activated, the
message “Playing Message No. ” displays in the information area in the lower part of
the screen.
Procedure 11 1. Push [VIDEO PA] from the column of buttons on the right side of the screen.
Play Video (PA) 2. Scroll [▲] or [▼] to show the desired # Title.
Announcement 3. Touch the desired Title line to highlight and select.
4. Push [Play PA] to play the video announcement to overhead speakers,
passenger screens and headsets.
NOTE: After pushing [Play PA], the button changes to [Stop PA].
5. Use PA Volume [▲] or [▼] to adjust PA volume level if needed.

6. Push [Stop PA] to stop the announcement.
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Video
Figure 19 Video Screen
Description Use the Video screen to start the broadcast video programming to the seats. Each of
the broadcast videos automatically repeats when it reaches the end.
Procedure 12 1. Push [VIDEO] from the column of buttons on the right side of the screen.
Start Broadcast Video 2. Push [START MOVIE] to start the broadcast video programming to the seats.
Button changes to [STOP MOVIE].
3. Push [STOP MOVIE] to stop the broadcast video. At the confirmation pop-up box,
push [Yes] to stop the video or [No] to cancel the command.
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Seat Reset
Figure 20 Seat Reset Screen
Description Use the Seat Reset screen to reset a seat’s interactive seat functions when necessary
for troubleshooting. Use [Reset All] for large system failures. After selecting Reset Seat
or Reset All, the message “Are you sure you want to reset?” shows in a confirmation
pop-up box as shown below.
NOTE: All seat functions are affect in the selected seat or if all was selected, the entire
aircraft while the seat processors reset. The larger the area being reset, the
longer the interruption is IFE service. A full reset takes approximately 5 minutes.
Procedure 13 1. Push [SEAT RESET] from the column of buttons on the right side of the screen to
Reset a Seat or All go to the Seat Reset screen.
Seats 2. Use SELECT ROW [▲] or [▼] to select a row for seat control actions.
3. Use SELECT SEAT [▲] or [▼] to select the desired seat.
4. Push [Reset Seat] to reset the selected seat. This reboots the interactive
application processor in the seat box.
5. Or push [Reset All] which applies to all seat rows defined in the customer
configuration database.
6. At the confirmation pop-up box, push [Yes] to complete the reset or [No] to cancel.
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Help
Figure 21 Help Screen
Description Use the Help screens to provide instructions and information about the current screen.
Procedure 14 1. To get help, push [HELP] from top section of any System eFX screen. You will
Access Help Screens receive information related to the current screen.
2. Use [▲] or [▼] to move through previous or following pages of help text.
3. Push [OK] to return to the previous screen.
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IFE SYSTEMS OPERATIONS; POST–FLIGHT
Cabin Maintenance
Figure 22 Cabin Maintenance Screen
Description The Cabin Maintenance Passcode screen is used by authorized Maintenance

personnel to display the eFX System status and perform system troubleshooting and
testing. THE CABIN CREW WILL NOT ACCESS THE MAINTENANCE SCREENS
FOR ANY REASON. Maintenance personnel perform cabin tests, and other related
functions as the fields in the screen indicate.
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SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
Cabin Troubleshooting
Emergency Shutdown of All IFE Equipment
Example: On indication of smoke.
1. Turn off Turn off IFE button on the forward attendant panel..
To Reset a Single Passengers Seat or Entire Aircraft

Example: IFE at a single seat fails, reset seat.
Most seats or an entire zone has failed, reset ALL.
1. Push [SEAT RESET] from the column of buttons on the right side of the screen.
2. Use SELECT ROW [▲] or [▼] to select a row for seat control actions.
3. Use SELECT SEAT [▲] or [▼] to select the desired seat.
4. Push [Reset Seat] to reset the selected seat. This reboots the interactive
application processor in the seat box.
5. Or push [Reset All] which applies to all seat rows defined in the customer
configuration database.
6. At the confirmation pop-up box, push [Yes] to complete the reset or [No] to cancel.
NOTE: Resetting a seat takes less than 2 minutes, resetting ALL takes less then 5
minutes.
Fault Analyzing To keep the system operating at peak performance, analyzing and reporting faults to
and Reporting maintenance personal is an important role for cabin crew. Certain information is
extremely helpful in speeding up the time it takes to find and repair a problem.
Please note the following when reporting problems to maintenance personnel:

• If a video channel is out, is it 1 channel or several
• Which channels
• If more than 1 channel is unavailable, are they consecutive e.g. Channels 7-11
• If a passenger has a loss of service, is it entertainment, games or both
• Is there a fault code on the handset e.g. –4
• If only one seat having a problem, note seat row & number
• If several seats are having problems, are they in the same row e.g. ABC or
several rows grouped together e.g. seats ABC in rows 6-16
• Is an entire zone experiencing problems
• Is the entire aircraft experiencing problems
Please take note of this information and report it to maintenance personnel every time
there is an IFE problem.
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REFERENCE
Passenger Audio & Video Channel and Zone Maps
Broadcast Audio PCU Ch. Source Title Audio Format
Channel Map
1 System Controller Audio 1 Stereo
2 SC Audio 2 Stereo
3 SC Audio 3 Stereo
4 SC Audio 4 Stereo
5 SC Audio 5 Stereo
6 SC Audio 6 Stereo
7 SC Audio 7 Stereo
8 SC Audio 8 Stereo
9 SC Audio 9 Stereo
10 SC Audio 10 Stereo
Broadcast Video Number Source Title Audio Format

Channel Map
1 SC Video 1 Stereo
2 SC Video 2 Stereo
3 SC Video 3 Stereo
4 SC Video 4 Stereo
5 SC Video 5 Stereo
6 SC Video 6 Stereo
7 SC Video 7 Stereo
8 SC Video 8 Stereo
9 SC Video 9 Stereo
10 SC Video 10 Stereo
Zone Map Cabin Zone 1 2

Number of seats A319-100 8 126
Number of seats A320-200 12 144
Class Code B/C Y/C
Class Name Mabuhay Economy
Audio PA Zone 1 1
Video PA Zone 1 1
In-Seat Video Zone 1 NA
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Developed from the following documents and their release dates:

Title Panasonic Avionics Revision Date

Manual Reviewed By:

Manual Released to Publication:

©Panasonic Avionics Corporation Training 2006

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VOLUME [▲] or [▼] for . [Start Entertainment] for

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System Features Airline Configuration

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Figure 1 VCC Power and IFE Master Power Switches

NOTE: Screen appears to not move for 1 ½ minutes.

DO NOT CYCLE POWER OR PRESS ON THE SCREEN DURING THIS TIME.

Procedure 2 1. Turn off IFE button on the forward attendant panel.

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Figure 2 Control Panel (CP)

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Figure 3 Passenger Handset – Business Class IFE Controls

Figure 4 Passenger Help screen

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Figure 5 Digital Passenger Control Unit – IFE Controls

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Figure 6 Digital Passenger Control Unit – IFE Controls

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Figure 7 Smart Display Unit (SDU)

Procedure 3 1. Push [–] to dim the monitor display

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Figure 8 Cabin–Aircraft Interfaces

Passenger Address Audio PA override:

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Cabin Control Maintenance / BITE

Figure 9 System Software; Sample User Interfaces

Software PASSENGER CONTROL SCREENS

CABIN CONTROL SCREENS

MAINTENANCE / BITE SCREENS

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Figure 10 Passenger Screen Flow

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Figure 11 CP Screen Flow Diagram

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Figure 12 Welcome Screen

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Figure 13 Main Menu Screen

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Figure 14 Boarding Music Screen

Procedure 7 1. Push [Start Boarding] on the Main Menu.

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Figure 15 Arrival Music Screen

Procedure 8 1. Push [Start Arrival] on the Main Menu.

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Figure 16 Audio PA Screen

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Figure 17 Start Entertainment screen

Description Use Start Entertainment/Stop Entertainment to enable/disable in-seat entertainment

Procedure 10 1. Push [Start Entertainment] on the Main Menu.

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Figure 18 Video PA Screen