Catalogue No: | C1316 |
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Category: | Flight Control |
Object Type: | Indicator/Instrument |
Object Name: | Concorde Warning & Landing Display |
Part No: | 79-010-04 |
Serial No: | 044 |
Manufacturer: | Elliott/SFENA Consortium |
Division: | Flight Controls [FCD] |
Platform(s): | Concorde |
Year of Manufacture: | circa 1966 |
Dimensions: |
Width (mm): 184 Height (mm): 38 Depth (mm): 112 Weight (g): 514 |
Location: | Triple Shelf Unit, Mid (control panels) [Main Store] |
Elliott SFENA Consortium Design
Unit: Warning & Landing Display
Type: 79-010-04
Ser. No. 044
Code 66 266 865 00
Elliott
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Description: Warning L Landing Display Indicator
Supplier: Elliott Boros. Ltd
Model: 79-010-04
Code No 66 266 865 00
Serial. No 044
Concord release certificate No: ICI 250/042/76
Remarks: Mod State '0'
DDP. No. 250/528
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Warning & Landing Diss Indi
790010-04
S/N 044
PPQ 1
The Warning and Landing Display is located at the top of the left-hand side of the pilot’s instrument panel just above the Air Speed Indicator and Attitude Display Indicator. The pilot’s instruments for the most part were duplicated on the Co-pilots side however to add redundancy some of the instruments were supplied information by separate systems.
The left-hand illuminated push-button ‘AP’ will flash red if the Autopilot system is no longer functioning correctly. Pushing the button resets the system. The adjacent ‘AT’ illuminated push-button will flash red if the Autothrottle system is no longer functioning correctly. Pushing the button resets the system.
The central panel has the Aircraft Deviation Lights which are associated with the autopilot and/or flight director in the approach modes. The lighted strips around the aircraft symbol indicate the deviation from Localiser or Glide Slope. It would be expected that the AFCS would automatically correct for this deviation and these would go out.
LAND 2 and LAND 3 light will be green if the AFCS is working, and available to support an automatic landing in CAT2 or CAT3 conditions.
The DH – Decision height warning will light when the aircraft is flying under the height set into the associated radio altimeter. There is also a Test button to test all the warning lamps in this panel.
The left hand annunciators display:
AP (Autopilot) and
AT ( Autothrottle).