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ATA 33 Lights L1
ATA 33 Lights L1
LIGHTS
LIGHTS ............................................................................................... 1
GENERAL ................................................................................................ 8
COCKPIT LIGHTS SYSTEM ...................................................................... 10
CABIN LIGHTS....................................................................................... 14
CABIN LIGHTS CLASSIC ......................................................................... 16
EMERGENCY LIGHTS.............................................................................. 24
CARGO AND SERVICE COMPARTMENT LIGHTS......................................... 34
EXTERIOR LIGHTS ................................................................................. 36
MAINTENANCE/TEST FACILITIES ............................................................ 40
MAINTENANCE/TEST FACILITIES CLASSIC............................................... 42
GENERAL
The lighting system includes:
4 cockpit lighting,
4 cabin lighting and signs,
4 emergency lighting,
4 cargo and service compartment lighting,
4 exterior lighting.
GENERAL
The Captain and First Officer reading lights contain a potentiometer for
brightness control and a slider for beam control. The internal light
panel contains the controls for the overhead panel integral lighting,
standby compass integral light, the dome lights, and the annunciator
lights. Two potentiometers underneath the glareshield control the
integral lighting of the glareshield and Flight Control Unit (FCU)
displays. The FLOOD LT potentiometers control the flood lights of their
respective areas and the INTEG LT potentiometer, the main panel and
pedestal lighting. The side console light controls are on panels located
on the left and right sides of the main instrument panel.
COCKPIT LIGHTS
The ambient lighting is supplied by:
4 two reading lights installed on each side of the upper part of the
overhead panel. Each reading light potentiometer controls the
brightness of the corresponding supplementary reading light.
CABIN LIGHTS
In this topic will be presented the cabin lights system.
PURSER STATION
The FAP is located at the purser station. The cabin lighting panel is
part of the FAP. The PTP is located next to the FAP. It is equipped with
a CAM which contains all the software of customer specific layouts.
PURSER STATION
The FAP is located at the purser station. The FAP display structure is
made of different pages related to the different systems connected to
the CIDS. The FAP is used for control and monitoring and the MCDU
for test.
EMERGENCY LIGHTS
Emergency lights are installed in the cabin and on the exterior fuselage
for overwing emergency exits. The cabin emergency lights are lamps
located on the cabin ceiling panels. In order to provide sufficient
lighting of the aisle, exits and emergency exits, lights are installed on
the left aisle seats and near the passenger doors and wing exits. The
exterior emergency lights come on automatically whenever the escape
slide is deployed. The lights are supplied from the cabin emergency
power supply units.
COMPONENT LOCATION
Emergency lights in the cabin include EMERGENCY EXIT signs, Ceiling
EMERGENCY lights, ESCAPE PATH lighting, The emergency lights are
supplied by several Emergency Power Supply Units (EPSUs). Housed in
the fuselage, there are 4 exterior emergency lights. These lights are
automatically activated when an overwing emergency exit door is
opened in the armed configuration. The lights come on all along the
escape route leading to the aft wing slide. Each escape slide has
integrated lighting strips.
EXTERIOR LIGHTS
In this topic the exterior lights system will be presented.
CONTROLS
The controls for all these lights are on the EXT LT panel located on the
overhead panel.
COMPONENT LOCATION
The exterior lighting system include:
MAINTENANCE/TEST FACILITIES
The CIDS related lights system can be monitored and tested via the
MCDU. The CIDS BITE is accessible from the MCDU through the
Centralized Fault Display Interface Unit (CFDIU) or from the FAP, like it
is possible on the MCDU in the cockpit. This page is protected by a
password.
MAINTENANCE/TEST FACILITIES
MAINTENANCE/TEST FACILITIES