Cirrus Transition Course

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Cirrus Transition Course Garmin 340 Audio System Cirrus Transition Course 12/23/03

The system information, procedures and guidelines found in this presentation are for Reference Only. The information & procedures in this presentation have been taken from the FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual and Pilot’s Operating Handbook (POH). The Information & Procedures in this presentation DO NOT SUPERSEDE the Information & Procedures in the POH. In the event of conflict, the POH shall take precedence.

General Provides intra-cabin communications Interfaces crew stations with onboard communications Provides interface for the management of audio controls

Controls and Functions Marker Beacon Lamps A – Inner Marker / Airway Beacon (White) O – Outer Marker (Blue) M – Middle Marker (Amber) Marker Beacon Monitor Off On Mute (available when signal is being received)

Controls and Functions Pilot Squelch (Large Inner Knob) Controls microphone sensitivity Pilot Intercom Volume / On-Off Switch SENS – Marker Beacon Sensitivity Hi – Used for enroute operation Lo – Used for terminal operation Note – should be in high sensitivity for the lights to iluminate.

Controls and Functions Transceiver Audio Selector Buttons Transmitter Selection Buttons Navigation Radio Monitor DME Monitor No DME signal – DME is GPS derived ADF Monitor No ADF signal – ADF equipment not instlled

Controls and Functions Com Split Allows pilot to listen/broadcast on Com 1 while co-pilot listens/broadcasts on Com 2 simultaneously Speaker Selector Public Address When use in conjunction with transmit button, allows pilot to communicate over cabin speaker

Controls and Functions Pilot ICS Isolation Isolates pilot from co-pilot and passengers Co-pilot and passengers can continue to use intercom Crew ICS Isolation Isolates pilot and co-pilot from passengers Passengers can continue to use intercom

Controls and Functions Test Co-pilot Squelch Co-pilot Intercom Volume When pulled out, controls passenger intercom volume

*Note FAR 91.21 use of portable electronic devices* Features Fail Safe In the event of a power failure, pilot station is connected directly to Com 1 Music Inputs MUSIC 1 Input is soft-muted during any radio or intercom activity Pilot ICS Isolation – isolates pilot from MUSIC inputs, co-pilot and passengers continue to receive MUSIC 1 input Crew ICS Isolation – isolates passengers from MUSIC 1, crew can continue to listen MUSIC 2 Crew ICS Isolation – isolates crew from MUSIC 2, passengers continue to receive MUSIC 2 input MUSIC 2 is not muted during radio or intercom activity *Note FAR 91.21 use of portable electronic devices*