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25 February 2006, William de Groh The following pages depict the various instrument panels located in the cockpit of the Embraer E145 Regional Jet. Along with these depictions are text box captions that describe the function of most of the buttons and switches that control the various systems on the aircraft. Keep in mind that as aircraft modifications occur, such as ADs, Service Bulletins, etc., the captions may become inaccurate or incomplete. The captions are not all inclusive and are intended as a supplemental study aid to be used in conjunction with the appropriate approved aircraft systems and operations manuals. Because space is limited for the captions the use of acronyms and abbreviations is necessary. The table that follows lists the acronyms and abbreviations used that may not be readily discernable by the reader. Warning and Disclaimer Every effort has been made to make this information as accurate as possible, but no warranty or fitness is implied. The information provided is on an “as is” basis. The author shall have neither liability or responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damages arising from the information contained herein. - Captain Bill de Groh Embraer E145 Cockpit Panels Abbrev. Meaning & and _x Multiplier (4x = 4 times) < Smaller/Less/Below > Greater/More/Above A Ampere A/C Aircraft A/I Anti-ice ABV APU Bleed Valve AC Alternating Current AEO All Engines Operating AGL Above Ground Level AHRS Attitude Heading Reference System AMM Airplane Maint. Manual Amp Ampere AP Autopilot Approx. Approximately APU Auxiliary Power Unit Auto Automatic BACV Bleed Air Check Valve BC Battery Contactor BTC Bus Tie Contactor CA Captain CBV Cross Bleed Valve Abbrev. Meaning CCW Counter-clockwise Cmd Command Cmpt. Compartment Com Communication CVR Cockpit Voice Recorder CW Clockwise DAP Digital Audio Panel DC Direct Current DCP Display Control Panel Decr. Decrease(s) DFDR Digital Data Flight Recorder EBC Essential Bus Contactor EIC Essential Interconnection Contactor EBV Engine Bleed Valve ECS Environmental Control System EDL Electrical Distribution Logic EICAS Engine Indicating And Crew Alerting System Elect. Electric(al) ESU Electronic Sequence Unit F/A or FA Flight Attendant FADEC Full Authority Digital Electronic Control FD Flight Director FI Flight Idle FO First Officer May 2008 William de Groh

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  • 25 February 2006, William de Groh

    The following pages depict the various instrument panels located in the cockpit of the Embraer E145 Regional

    Jet. Along with these depictions are text box captions that describe the function of most of the buttons and

    switches that control the various systems on the aircraft. Keep in mind that as aircraft modifications occur,

    such as ADs, Service Bulletins, etc., the captions may become inaccurate or incomplete.

    The captions are not all inclusive and are intended as a supplemental study aid to be used in conjunction with

    the appropriate approved aircraft systems and operations manuals. Because space is limited for the captions

    the use of acronyms and abbreviations is necessary. The table that follows lists the acronyms and

    abbreviations used that may not be readily discernable by the reader.

    Warning and Disclaimer

    Every effort has been made to make this information as accurate as possible, but no warranty or fitness is

    implied. The information provided is on an as is basis. The author shall have neither liability or

    responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damages arising from the information

    contained herein. - Captain Bill de Groh

    Embraer E145 Cockpit Panels

    Abbrev. Meaning

    & and

    _x Multiplier (4x = 4 times)

    < Smaller/Less/Below

    > Greater/More/Above

    A Ampere

    A/C Aircraft

    A/I Anti-ice

    ABV APU Bleed Valve

    AC Alternating Current

    AEO All Engines Operating

    AGL Above Ground Level

    AHRS Attitude Heading Reference

    System

    AMM Airplane Maint. Manual

    Amp Ampere

    AP Autopilot

    Approx. Approximately

    APU Auxiliary Power Unit

    Auto Automatic

    BACV Bleed Air Check Valve

    BC Battery Contactor

    BTC Bus Tie Contactor

    CA Captain

    CBV Cross Bleed Valve

    Abbrev. Meaning

    CCW Counter-clockwise

    Cmd Command

    Cmpt. Compartment

    Com Communication

    CVR Cockpit Voice Recorder

    CW Clockwise

    DAP Digital Audio Panel

    DC Direct Current

    DCP Display Control Panel

    Decr. Decrease(s)

    DFDR Digital Data Flight Recorder

    EBC Essential Bus Contactor

    EIC Essential Interconnection Contactor

    EBV Engine Bleed Valve

    ECS Environmental Control System

    EDL Electrical Distribution Logic

    EICAS Engine Indicating And Crew Alerting System

    Elect. Electric(al)

    ESU Electronic Sequence Unit

    F/A or FA Flight Attendant

    FADEC Full Authority Digital Electronic Control

    FD Flight Director

    FI Flight Idle

    FO First Officer

    May 2008 William de Groh

  • 25 February 2006, William de Groh

    Abbrev. Meaning

    Fpm Feet per minute

    FSBY Forced Standby Mode

    Ft Feet

    Fwd Forward

    GCU Generator Control Unit

    GI Ground Idle

    GMAP Ground Map Mode

    GPC Ground Power Contactor

    GPU Ground Power Unit

    Grnd Ground

    GS Glideslope

    Hdg Heading

    Horiz. Horizontal

    hPa hectopascals

    HSCU Horizontal Stabilizer Control Unit

    HSV High Stage Valve

    Hyd. Hydraulic

    Hz Hertz (cycles per second)

    ICU Interphone Control Unit

    Incr. Increase(s)

    Kts Knots

    Lbs Pounds

    LH Left Hand

    LRN Long Range Navigation

    Mag. Magnetic

    Man. Manual

    Max. Maximum

    MFD Multi-Function Display

    Mic. Microphone

    Min. Minimum or Minute

    Msg. Message

    MSL Mean Sea Level

    Nav Navigation

    NiCad Nickel-Cadmium

    Abbrev. Meaning

    Nm Nautical mile

    O2 Oxygen

    OEI One engine inoperative

    Pax. Passenger

    PCA Power Control Actuator

    PCU Power Control Unit

    PFD Primary Flight Display

    PRSV Pressure Regulating and Shutoff Valve

    Psi Pounds per square inch

    PSU Passenger Service Unit

    PTT Push-To-Talk

    RCP Radar Control Panel

    Rcvr Receiver

    Rdr Radar

    REACT Rain Echo Attenuation Compensation Logic

    Ref. Reference(d)

    RH Right Hand

    RTA Receiver/Transmitter/Antenna

    Sec. Second(s)

    SOV Shut Off Valve

    SPS Stall Protection System

    SRN Short Range Navigation

    Sync. Synchronize(s)

    Sys. System

    TCS Touch Control Steering

    Temp. Temperature

    Tgt Target

    TL Thrust Lever

    TLA Thrust Lever Angle

    V Volt

    WX Weather radar mode

    Xmtr Transmitter

    YD Yaw damper

    May 2008 William de Groh

  • 25 February 2006, William de Groh

    EMBRAER 145 RIGHT MAIN INSTRUMENT & GLARESHIELD PANELS

    Pushed Calibrated Gain

    Pulled Manual gain active &

    VAR label displayed on PFD

    Remote

    Start/Stop/Reset for

    chronograph

    Quick Disconnect Button

    Disconnects AP; AUTOPILOT voice msg self

    canceled above 2500 ft with a valid radar

    altimeter

    Inhibits stick pusher

    Disconnects all trim systems while pressed.

    Switch on fwd side of

    yoke disengages nose

    wheel steering

    Down Off

    Center Hot Mic

    Up - PTT

    Pitch Trim with 3

    sec. timer

    Disengages AP

    Capts has priority

    Causes MFD to present PFD or

    EICAS displays from on-side IC-600.

    ADC selects cross-side ADC. ADC 1(2) on

    PFD.

    AHRS selects cross-side AHRS. ATT 1(2) &

    MAG 1(2) on PFD.

    SG selects cross-side symbol generator (IC-

    600). ADC 1(2), ATT 1(2), MAG 1(2), & SG 1(2)

    on PFD.

    PSU O2 latches energized;

    6 sec. timer

    CLOSED Disables PSU

    O2 latches. Also resets O2ON indicator & cabin signs

    after system activation on

    AUTO or MANUAL.

    AUTO PSU O2 latches

    energized & cabin signs on

    when cabin altitude

    > 14,000 ft.

    MANUAL activates PSU

    O2 latches at any altitude.

    Range Select Buttons

    In WX, REACT, & GMAP

    modes 5 to 300 nm available.

    In FP mode 5 to 1000 nm

    available

    TEST mode, auto set 100 nm

    Rain Echo Attenuation Compensation Technique (REACT)

    Pushed enables REACT

    Avail in all mode except GMAP

    Always selected when in TEST mode.

    Calibrated Gain

    Radar in Forced Standby Mode (FSBY) when A/C

    on grnd and Radar Mode knob not set to OFF;

    FSBY label displayed. FSBY inhibits the xmtr and

    antenna scan; can override through the STAB

    button.

    REACT Automatic rcvr calibration to

    compensate for attenuation losses. RCT label

    displayed. A blue field indicates ranges where

    further compensation not possible. Active in all

    modes except GMAP. Tgts within blue field

    cannot be calibrated & should be considered

    dangerous.

    OFF On-side controller slaved to cross-side

    controller; SLV displayed on RCP.

    SBY Standby mode. STBY label displayed.

    WAIT label displayed during 40-100 sec. warm-up.

    WX Weather detection mode. CA & FO RTA

    settings alternate on each sweep, CAs on left

    sweep & FOs on right. To get 100% duty factor

    one Radar Control Panel must be set OFF. WX

    label if rdr selected for display on MFD; otherwise

    TX label

    GMAP Ground map mode. GMAP label

    displayed.

    FP Flight Plan mode. Radar put in standby &

    no radar data presented. A singular display of nav

    data & a FLTPLN label displayed.

    TEST Test pattern displayed with a TEST label.

    Pressing cycles antenna

    stabilization. When off

    STAB on PFD and OFF

    on RCP.

    Used to invoke

    stabilization Trim mode

    On ground, after warm-

    up, pressing 4x within 3

    sec. inhibits FSBY

    Selects Target Alert

    Mode. Mode monitors for

    red (level 3) or greater

    beyond selected range &

    +/- 7.5 of A/C hdg. TGT

    label if target detected.

    Min. target depth of 5

    nm

    TGT label with no target

    Calibrated Gain

    Radar operational if FP

    mode selected.

    Cycles between 120 or 60

    azimuth sweep for on-side

    AND cross-side displays.

    Antenna Tilt +/- 15

    Range indicators between +5

    & -5 are expanded

    Antenna beam width 7.9

    Digital Audio Panel (DAP)

    PAX reroutes audio signal from

    crew mic to pax cabin when any

    PTT is pressed.

    EMER directly connects mic &

    headphones to com/nav radios.

    CA to Com/Nav 1, FO to Com/Nav

    2.

    DG AHRS hdg channel

    operates as free non-

    slaved gyro.

    SLVD AHRS slaved to

    flux valve.

    Allows slewing of hdg

    when AHRS not slaved to

    mag hdg of flux valve.

    Panel not present in

    AH900 equipped a/c.

    Radar

    Control

    Panel

    (RCP)

    Touch Control Steering (TCS)

    While pressed allows manual

    maneuvering without disengaging

    the AP

    When released syncs to new pitch

    attitude & vertical mode &

    maintains it.

    Lateral control returned to

    previously selected mode.

    Pressing & releasing after GS

    capture in APR mode with AP

    engaged releasing AP will return to

    ILS center beam.

    Slide, with mask

    stowed, tests the mask.

    Flow indicator turns

    yellow momentarily &

    OXY ON flag appears

    Slide, with mask not

    stowed & left door

    closed, shuts off O2 to

    the mask.N O2/Air mixture

    based on cabin

    altitude; pure O2 above

    33,000 ft.

    100% - Pure O2 at all

    altitudes. Must be

    selected with

    EMERGENCY position

    for protective breathing

    Rotated CW to

    EMERGENCY position

    supplies 100% O2 under

    positive pressure

    Pressed, tests regulator

    demand mechanism

    Primary Flight

    Display (PFD)

    [Avionic Switched

    DC Bus]

    Switch altimeter ref.

    between Inches and HPa.

    Standard altimeter setting

    button

    Clock

    Gasper vent

    Interior Lights

    Control Panel

    Foot Warmer

    Valve

    Avionic Switched

    DC Bus

    PFD comparison montiorsHDG > 6 for a/c roll < 6

    or >12 for a/c roll > 6ROL >6PIT >5ATT if both ROL and PIT setALT 200 ft or more IAS > 5 ktsLOC .> 1/2 dot (below 1200 ft.)GS .> 2/3 do (below 1200 ft.)ILS if both LOC and GS set

    Vertical CDI Scaling per dot

    For CN: GS = 0.35

    For FMS: ENR = 750

    TERM = 0.35

    APPR = 0.35

    VNAV = 250

    Horizontal CDI Scaling per dot

    For CN: LOC = 1.25

    VOR = 5

    For FMS: ENR = 2.5 nm

    TERM = 1.0 (0.5 nm)

    APPR = 0.15 nm

    May 2008 William de Groh

  • 25 February 2006, William de Groh

    EMBRAER 145 CENTER MAIN INSTRUMENT & GLARESHIELD PANELS

    Cancels LANDING GEAR voice

    msg. in case of Radio Altimeter loss

    only when flaps < 22

    Striped bar in button when pressed

    Striped bar extinguishes if TLs

    advanced or flaps set above 22 , or

    gear down & locked

    LANDING GEAR voice msg activated when:

    Flaps < 22, one TL < 45 (59 if OEI), and

    Radio Altitude < 1200 ft. Can be canceled.

    Flaps set at 22, one TL < 45 (59 if OEI), and

    Radio Altitude < 1200 ft. Cannot be canceled.

    Flaps set at 45. Cannot be canceled.

    Inhibits EGPWS when approaching

    airports not covered by EGPWS

    database thus avoiding unwanted

    terrain alerts.

    Striped bar in button when pressed

    ON Activates ELT

    ARM Allows automatic

    activation

    TEST/RESET function

    enabled by pressing ON,

    waiting 1 sec. then

    pressing ARM

    RESET function

    deactivates ELT after

    manual or auto activation

    Flashing ELT alert

    light indicates ELT

    transmitting

    Standby Attitude Indicator

    Pull to cage & rotate to

    adjust miniature airplane

    Power warning flag

    Power off

    Caged

    Open motor winding

    Loss of power

    Essential DC Bus 2

    Standby Altimeter

    Standby Airspeed Indicator

    Multi Function

    Display (MFD)

    Engine Indication & Crew Alerting System (EICAS)

    Optional Integrated Standby

    Instrument System (ISIS)

    Replaces the three

    electromechanical standby

    instruments with a single LCD

    screen

    Powered from Essential Bus 2

    CAGE button resets attitude

    only

    STD button sets standard

    barometer setting

    The + or keys adjust

    brightness

    Rotary knob allows altimeter

    setting

    Indicates when

    emergency/parking

    brake is applied

    Cycles between full

    rose HSI & sector

    format on PFD

    In sector format WX

    radar can be displayed

    Cycles between ground

    speed and time-to-go.

    First press enters

    Elapsed Timer Mode

    Start/Stop/Reset

    Cycles between on-side

    VOR/LOC SRN source

    (green) or cross-side

    VOR/LOC SRN source

    (yellow)

    Cycles between on-side

    FMS LRN source

    (magenta) and cross-

    side FMS LRN source

    (yellow)

    OFF Associated bearing

    pointer sources disabled

    NAV Selects associated VOR

    as bearing pointer source

    ADF Selects associated ADF

    as bearing pointer source

    FMS Selects associated FMS

    as bearing pointer source

    Master Warning Button

    Rotation allows setting

    Radio Altimeter decision

    height

    On grnd, pressing activates

    IC-600 first level IBIT test. If

    held > 6 sec. activates IC-

    600 second level IBIT test.

    EICAS test commanded from

    CAs panel only.

    In flight, pressing activates

    Radio Altimeter Test

    TEST displayed

    100 +/- 10 ft

    Rotation allows pilot to

    scroll through EICAS

    messages if display limit

    of 15 exceeded.

    Rotation allows setting

    airspeed bug values

    Displays FD bars

    Bank angle reduced from

    27 to 14 in HDG mode .

    Auto selected climbing >

    25,000 ft & canceled <

    24,750 ft in HDG mode.

    Annunciated only in HDG

    Select mode

    Allows crs selection

    Pressing synchronizes

    selected course to VOR

    bearing

    Allows hdg selection

    Pressing synchronizes

    hdg bug to current hdg

    Hdg Hold (ROL) holds

    present hdg when

    selected

    Hdg Select (HDG)

    follows hdg bug

    Allows CAs or FOs FD

    to control the AP

    Engages AP & YD

    Pressed again

    disengages AP but

    keeps YD

    Couples FD to nav

    source selected on

    flying pilots DCP.

    VOR/LOC if NAV

    selected and LNAV if

    FMS selected

    Same as NAV but

    with higher gain.

    Also enable GS

    Mode.

    Display Control

    Panel (DCP)

    Engages YD

    Pressing again disengages

    both AP & YD

    Speed Hold Mode

    Flight Level Change

    Altitude Hold Mode

    Vertical Speed Hold Mode

    Setting

    Knobs

    Flight Level Change Mode

    Climb

    240 kts / 0 to 10,000 ft

    240 kts to 270 kts / 10,000 to 12,000 ft

    270 kts / 12,000 to 17,377 ft

    0.56M / 17,377 to 37,000 ft

    Descend

    -2,000 fpm / 37,000 to 12,000 ft

    -2,000 to -1,000 fpm / 12,000 to 10,000 ft

    -1,000 fpm / less than 10,000 ft

    Backup Ess Bus

    Avionic Switched

    DC Bus

    Some EICAS messages inhibited

    Takeoff: V1-15 to 400 RA

    Landing: 200 RA to 3 sec. after W-on-W FMS Roll Cmds for Leg-to-Leg changes

    27 bank up to 20K

    Dec. linearly above 20K up to 32K

    15 bank above 32K

    Roll rate limited to 3/sec

    FMS Roll Cmds for Direct To changes

    30 bank up to 20K

    Dec. linearly above 20K up to 32K

    20 bank above 32K

    Roll rate limited to 3/sec

    May 2008 William de Groh

  • 25 February 2006, William de Groh

    EMBRAER 145 CENTER PEDESTAL

    Illuminates when

    disconnection

    mechanism activated

    Disconnects CAs

    elevator control from

    FOs

    CAs side has all AP

    servos & stick pusher

    Cannot be reset in flight

    Disconnects CAs

    aileron control from FOs

    FOs side has roll trim

    actuator & artificial feel

    unit

    Cannot be reset in flight

    Checks takeoff configuration warning by

    simulating TLs advanced

    If ok, TAKEOFF OK voice message

    If fail, TAKEOFF ___ voice message & NO

    TAKEOFF CONFIG EICAS msg

    FLAPS

    SPOILERS

    TRIM

    BRAKES

    Illuminates when

    disconnection

    mechanism activated

    Mechanical gust lock secures only the elevator

    Electromechanical gust lock does the same thing but

    uses a solenoid and locking pins installed in the

    horizontal stabilizer. Powered by DC Bus 2 &

    incorporates an amber indication light on the glareshield.

    Cmds outboard spoiler

    panels to open when:

    TLA of both

    engines < 50

    Flaps < 13

    No intermediate

    positions

    Electrically controlled

    thru DC Bus 1 & 2

    Hydraulically actuated

    Thrust Reversers have

    3 locking systems. The

    Primary & Secondary

    are electrically

    controlled &

    hydraulically actuated.

    The third lock is

    completely electric.

    Loss of electric power

    latches locks closed

    Pulling actuates

    emergency brakes (no

    anti-skid)

    Pull & rotate to set

    parking brake

    Always have toe

    brakes applied when

    setting or releasing to

    prevent hydraulic fluid

    transfer

    All 4 brakes supplied

    by Hyd Sys 2

    proportional to handle

    displacement with no

    protections

    Electrically actuated &

    controlled

    DC Bus 1 & 2

    If one channel fails,

    remaining motor can

    drive flaps at half speed

    3 asymmetrical limit

    disables system for

    duration of flight

    MAX max. takeoff

    rating mode at any time

    THRUST SET

    FADEC controls engine

    to achieve N1 target

    IDLE GI~ 64% N2, FI~

    68% N2

    MAX REV max.

    reverse thrust. Doors

    cmdd open when TLs

    at soft detent (TLA 14)

    If OEI or one reverser

    not deployed FADEC

    will only cmd reverse

    from good engine if TL

    requesting reverse

    and OEI TL set to

    IDLEThrust Lever

    Friction Knob

    Joystick controls

    MFD designator

    With control column held full back, momentary push

    actuates SPS test (stick shaker, clacker, & stick pusher)

    TEST button illuminated after an unsuccessful test or if

    system has not been tested.

    TEST button inhibited inflight till 30 sec. after landing,

    above 70 KIAS, or with gear not downlocked.

    Ice compensation of SPS inhibited for 5 min. after takeoff.

    Ice compensation reset if:

    airborne & flaps set to 45. SPS ICE SPEED msg

    remains,or

    on ground after pressing TEST button. SPS ICE

    SPEED msg cleared.

    Cuts out SPS channel

    1 or 2 in case of failure

    Striped bar in button

    when pressed

    Thrust Mode select buttons

    (no ATTCS)

    CON thrust if one of the following:

    >300 ft AFL & gear not locked down, or

    >1700 ft AFL

    Limited to OEI only

    CLB or CRZ thrust if one of the following:

    >500 ft AFL, gear not locked down, AEO, or

    >1700 ft AFL and AEO

    TO thrust

    T/O-1 for the EMB 145

    T/O RSV for the EMB 135/140

    Pedal brking

    Hyd Sys 1 supplies outbd brakes

    Hyd Sys 2 supples inbd brakes

    Anit-skid protection > 10 knots

    wheel speed

    Locked wheel protection through

    anti-skid system > 30 knots wheel

    speed

    Touchdown protection allows

    braking 3 seconds after

    touchdown, or when wheel speed

    > 50 knots.

    Pusher inhibited

    On grnd (except for test)

    Below 0.5 G

    While Quick Disconnect

    button pressed

    < 200 ft if RA failed

    Any Cutout button

    pressed

    > 200 knots

    At least 1 channel inop

    Inhibition Logic

    Takeoff

    Active > V1-15

    Deactive. RA > 400 ft,

    or < 60 kts, or > 1 min.

    Landing

    Valid < 200 ft

    Deactve. WOW > 3

    sec., or > 1 min.

    May 2008 William de Groh

  • 25 February 2006, William de Groh

    EMBRAER 145 AFT CENTER PEDESTAL

    ARINC Communications And

    Reporting System (ACARS)

    Printer

    Actuates roll trim by

    repositioning neutral

    position of aileron

    command

    Actuates yaw trim

    3 sec. timer in case of

    trim knob failure

    Cuts out (pressed) or

    enables (released)

    HSCU Main or Backup

    Pitch Trim systems

    Striped bar in button

    when pressed

    Actuates pitch trim

    through the HSCU

    backup channel

    Must be in DN position in

    AUTO mode

    In MAN Mode:

    Controls pneumatic

    outflow valve by

    metering vacuum

    pressure to that valve

    -1500 fpm to +2500 fpm

    in MAN mode

    On (pressed)

    Dumps cabin up to

    14,500 ft +/-500 ft

    ON inscription when

    pressed

    Inhibited in MAN mode

    Auto mode (released) or

    Manual mode (pressed)

    MAN inscription

    illuminated when pressed

    Pitch control wheel

    inhibited if any Vertical

    Mode selected in FD

    Manually controls roll

    attitude when AP

    engaged

    Control Display Unit (CDU) of

    Universal UNS-1K Flight Management

    System (FMS)

    Landing Gear Freefall Compartment

    On floor between co-pilots seat and control pedestal

    Electrical Override Switch

    NORMAL Extension/retraction controlled by LGEU

    DOORS Bypasses LGEU to open nose landing

    gear doors

    GEAR DOORS Bypasses LGEU extending landing

    gear while keeping nose landing gear doors open.

    Free-Fall Lever

    Initial movement operates the free fall selector valve

    relieving hydraulic pressure and connecting the lines

    to the return. Further movement mechanically

    unlocks the landing gear uplocks allowing the gear to

    free-fall to the down and locked position.

    May 2008 William de Groh

  • 25 February 2006, William de Groh

    Connects (pressed) or disconnects

    (released) the GPU to/from the

    electrical system.

    GPU AVAIL inscription illuminates

    when operating GPU is physically

    connected to aircraft; does not indicate

    good power.

    Inscription goes out when button

    pressed & GPU connected to electrical

    network. Priority over alll batts & gens.

    Striped bar in button when pressed.

    Verify 26.0 - 29.0 V before selecting.

    Erases data only on the ground with

    parking brake set. Only the

    manufacturer can recover the erased

    data.

    EMBRAER 145 OVERHEAD CHANNEL A

    ELEC EMERG. Loss of all generators in flight. The batteries supply the Central & Essential Buses, sharing the load & not being

    charged. The Inverter, Shed and DC Buses not energized.

    ELEC EMERG. ABNORMAL The EDL configured for an electrical emergency when not required. The generator supplied DC

    Buses are isolated from the battery supplied Central & Essential Buses & the batteries are not being charged.

    ELEC ESS XFER FAIL The EDL failed to configure for an electrical emergency when required. DC Bus 1 and/or DC Bus 2 are

    not isolated from the batteries & the batteries are not being charged.Jack for a 600 ohm headphone to monitor

    audio signals & tones.

    2 sec. 800 Hz tone for successful CVR

    test

    3 sec. 400 Hz tone for successful CVR

    erase

    Connects (pressed) or disconnects

    (released) the 28 vDC, 400 Amp engine-

    driven generators to/from respective DC

    Bus

    Gens online when N2 > 56.4%

    Cycling resets GCU if generator is

    running.

    If current > 400 A, GEN 1 (2, 3, 4) OVLD

    msg.

    Striped bar in button when released.

    Connects (pressed) or disconnects

    (released), 28 vDC 400 Amp, APU Starter-

    Generator when APU rotor speed > 95% +

    7 sec.

    BATT 2 used to start APU

    Striped bar in button when released.

    OFF BC kept open disconnecting

    battery from electrical system.

    AUTO BC controlled by EDL

    Two 24vDC, 44 amp-hour NiCad

    batteries, located in battery cmpt. (Nose

    left side).

    BATT 2 supples power for APU starting,

    while BATT 1 isolated to provide

    stabilized power to voltage transient

    sensitive equipment.

    Both BCs open if GPU connected to

    system

    During an Electrical Emergency both

    batteries can supply Essential Buses for

    40 min., which includes 3 APU starts.

    If batt > 70C, BATT 1 (2) OVTEMP msg.

    OVRD Closes Shed Bus contactors

    while on ground with at least one

    generator on line.

    AUTO EDL controls Shed Bus

    contactors.

    OFF Opens Shed Bus contactors

    manually regardless of EDL.

    Connects (pressed) or disconnects (released) the com/nav supplied by

    Avionics Switched Buses.

    Allows prevention of undesirable voltage transients during APU battery starts on

    the ground.

    Striped bar in button when released.

    On (pressed), overrides auto transfer

    to electrical emergency configuration &

    ensures batteries powering only

    Essential Buses regardless of EDL.

    Isolates batteries from DC Buses.

    (EBC 1 & 2, and EIC closed, BC1 and

    BTC 2 open).

    Auto (released), power contactors

    operate automatically according to

    EDL. (EBC 1 & 2, and EIC open, BC1

    and BTC 2 closed).

    Striped bar in button when pressed.

    OVRD BTCs kept closed regardless

    of EDL provided no overcurrent

    detected by one of 5 GCUs.

    AUTO BTCs controlled by EDL.

    OFF Opens BTCs regardless of EDL.

    Connects (pressed) or disconnects

    (released) the 250 VA/400 Hz Static

    inverter to/from the system.

    Inverter supplied from DC Bus 1 &

    provides 115 vAC to 115 vAC Bus.

    115 VAC BUS OFF msg. if Bus

    deenergized

    Powers TCAS II & GPWS

    Striped bar in button when released.

    ON Emergency lights ON using the 4 dedicated batteries; 15 min. duration; batteries not charging - EMER LT NOT ARMEDOFF Emergency lights turned off if EMER LTS button on F/A Panel in NORM; batteries not being charged - EMER LT NOT ARMED.(Switch that turns on the lights is the only switch that can turn them off)

    ARM Emergency lights off & batteries being charged; lights illuminate automatically in Elec. Emerg.

    Connects (pressed) or disconnects

    (released) the Backup Battery to/from

    the electrical system.

    24 vDC, 5A lead acid battery, in fwd

    avionic cmpt. in front of FO.

    Backup Batter y charged when

    button pressed with BATT 1 in AUTO

    BKUP BATT OFF BUS msg when

    button released.

    Supplies Backup Hot Bus, providing

    stablized power for the GCU's

    protective function in case of a short-

    circuit or near zero system voltage.

    Ground Service Bus is energized when

    BATT 1 & 2 OFF (BC1 & BC2 open)

    and GPU AVAIL inscription in GPU

    button (GPC open). Cockpit dome,

    courtesy, galley, cabin, lav, bagg, &

    service cmpt. lights

    Tests integrity of CVR

    Green STATUS LED illuminates for

    1 sec. if test is good

    DC Bus 2, 2 hr recording, 5g switch

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    Illuminates red upon fire detection

    Pulling will send close cmd to:

    Hyd. Pump SOV

    Bleed Air SOV

    Engine Intake Lip Anti-ice SOV

    Fuel SOV (on Hot Bus).

    Remember H.A.L.F.

    Rotate CCW fires bottle A & CW fires

    bottle B

    Fire bell can be canceled but visual

    warning cannot as long as fire signal

    exists.

    Selects which electric fuel pump will be

    operating continuously for that engine

    Remaining pumps of associated side are

    kept in auto standby

    If fuel pressure < 6.5 psi remaining two

    pumps come on line & will cycle with

    inoperative pump causing clicking in relay

    box.

    FUEL 1 (2) LOW LEVEL

    Fuel remaining ranges from 463 to 584

    lbs.

    FUEL IMBALANCE

    Comes on at 800 lbs difference

    Goes off at 100 lbs difference

    EMBRAER 145 OVERHEAD CHANNEL B

    Fuel tank temperature taken from left tank

    only & displayed on MFD, FUEL page.

    FUEL TANK LO TEMP msg. indicates fuel

    temp. inside left tank is < -40C

    E1 (2) FUEL LO TEMP msg. indicates engine

    fuel temp. (leaving FCOC) is < 5C.

    Pressure refueling to full leaves 7.9 U.S.

    gallons below fuel tank capacity; must fuel

    over wing to get that last 7.9 U.S. gallons.

    To de-fuel left tank set XFEED to LOW 2 and

    Tank 1 - ON with de-fuel SOV open

    LOW 1 opens cross-feed valve & shuts off

    left selected electric fuel pump

    OFF closes cross-feed valve & returns

    electric fuel pump to normal operation

    LOW 2 opens cross-feed valve & shuts off

    right selected electric fuel pump

    To cross-feed select tank with lower fuel

    Switch powered by Ess DC Bus 2

    ON Energizes selected pump

    OFF De-energizes selected pump

    Fuel Pump A on associated Essential Bus

    Fuel Pump B on cross-side Essential Bus

    Fuel Pump C on associated DC Bus

    Same as CABIN button

    except on F/As Call Panels:

    EMER

    PILOT

    Allows interphone com

    between FA and pilots.

    Generates cabin chime

    On FAs Call Panels:

    Striped bar when button

    when pressed

    PILOTAllows interphone com between pilots and

    FA in case of normal mode failure

    Illuminated CABIN and CAB EMER buttons

    on ICU, and PILOT and EMER PILOT

    annunciators on Attendants Call Panel

    Striped bar in button when pressed

    Interphone Control Unit (ICU)

    Generates a cabin chime to call FA

    Turns on or off the associated lights

    DFDR begins recording when RED

    BCN switch in ON or A/C is airborne .

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    EMBRAER 145 OVERHEAD CHANNEL C

    Enabled on grnd only with TLA < 50

    1st press enables T/O Mode setting

    2nd press REF TO TEMP

    3rd press REF A-ICE

    4th press stores values. Data accepted if

    REF TO TEMP within +/-10C & both

    engines running

    STOP Cmds FADEC to shut engine

    down provided TLA is IDLE

    RUN Allows normal engine operations

    START Initiates engine start cycle, and

    automatically switches FADEC from the

    FADEC that had the last successful engine

    start. If held > 3 sec. knob becomes

    inoperative. In this case select STOP and

    reset the FADEC to reset knob

    T/O Mode: DEC ALT T/O-1,

    INC T/O-1 or T/O (135/140 only)

    REF TO TEMP: DEC decreases temp.

    setting, INC increases temp. setting

    REF A-ICE: DEC OFF, INC - ON

    OFF De-energizes ignition system

    AUTO Active FADECs control ignition

    system automatically

    One channel for grnd start (14% N2)

    Both channels for airstart (10% N2)

    Auto-relight (above 53% N2)

    ON Cmds FADECs to continuously

    activate both ignition channels; A & B.

    First flt of day

    Cold eng. starts SAT or oil < 5C

    External air or Crossbleed start

    Contam.runway TO AND < 10C.

    Moderate or > turb. or heavy precip.

    RESET Resets FADEC & clears faults

    ALTN Alternates FADEC in control

    Inoperative if held > 3 sec.

    OFF De-energizes FADEC, closes APU

    Fuel Feed SOV in wing stub (APU FUEL

    SOV CLSD EICAS msg) & closes APU

    Main Fuel Solenoid Valve (at APU)

    R.emoves APU indications & alarms when

    RPM < 10%, cmds APU shutdown.

    ON Energizes FADEC (Ess DC Bus 2 or

    HOT Bus 1), opens APU Fuel Feed SOV,

    enables APU indications & alarms on

    EICAS. FADEC performs self-test.

    START Initiates start cycle

    APU Normal Shutdown

    Sends stop request to FADEC and closes the

    APU Main Fuel Solenoid Valve (at the APU).

    Sends stop request to FADEC, and

    Closes APU Fuel Feed SOV in wing stub

    (APU FUEL SOV CLSD EICAS msg) & closes

    APU Main Fuel Solenoid Valve (at APU)

    Striped bar in button when pressed

    APU start cycle:

    3% (0% airborne): ignition energized & Main

    Fuel Solenoid Valve opens

    50%: Starter de-energized

    70%: ignition exciter de-energized

    95%+7sec: Max Fuel Solenoid Valve

    energized, pneumatic & electrical power

    available

    If no EGT rise then 1 auto restart (swing start):

    starter de-energized at 20% & re-energized at

    5%.

    Button illuminated if smoke detected in

    baggage compartment

    When pressed

    Discharges both bottles; the high rate &

    metered discharge bottles

    Deactivates baggage compartment fans

    (if not previously deactivated by smoke

    detection)

    50 minutes of protection

    Causes APU Normal Shutdown, and

    closes APU Fuel Feed SOV in wing stub

    (APU FUEL SOV CLSD EICAS msg) &

    closes APU Main Fuel Solenoid Valve (at

    APU)

    Discharges APU fire bottle

    Does NOT illuminate

    30 sec delay, per EPC, before pressing

    Permits testing the fire detection system

    On grnd, if pressed & held > 10 sec. APU

    auto shut down in the same manner as if

    the FUEL SHUTOFF button was pressed.

    If necessary to repeat fire test, wait at least

    6 sec.

    In the case of APU fire detection, the APU

    will NOT auto shutdown in flight but will

    auto shutdown if A/C on the ground.

    Class C baggage compartment

    Two cargo extinguisher bottles located in

    rear Electrical Compartment

    Two smoke detectors Maintenance must

    reset

    Sight glass in lavatory

    Turns on/off both taxi lights & nose

    landing light, respectively

    Taxi & nose landing lights automatically

    extinguished when nose gear not down &

    locked, regardless of switch position

    Shed Bus 2 must be energized (OVRD

    with < 3 generators on line)

    Turns on/off wing landing lights

    Abnormal APU Shutdown:

    In Flight: Overspeed, underspeed, loss of

    speed data, failure to start, accelerate, or

    light, external short, or FADEC failure or

    loss of signal.

    On Ground: Fire (APU FIRE aural warning

    of 10 sec. or more), EGT over-temperature,

    Loss of EGT, high oil temperature, low oil

    pressure, oil pressure switch short.

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    EMBRAER 145 OVERHEAD CHANNEL D

    Illuminates red upon fire detection

    Pulling will send close cmd to:

    Hyd. Pump SOV

    Bleed Air SOV

    Engine Intake Lip Anti-ice SOV

    Fuel SOV.

    Remember H.A.L.F.

    Rotate CCW fires bottle A & CW fires

    bottle B

    Fire bell can be canceled but visual

    warning cannot as long as fire signal

    exists.

    Enables (pressed) or disables

    (released) associated hydraulic

    system pressure to both aileron

    actuators.

    Striped bar in button when released

    Enables (pressed) or disables

    (released) associated rudder hydraulic

    actuator.

    Striped bar in button when released

    Automatic Rudder Shutoff Through Speed Switch

    Rudder limiter for high speed

    Rudder Sys 1 auto shutoff > 135 kts to reduce

    rudder authority at high speed

    If Sys 2 fails Sys 1 comes back on line

    automatically with EICAS message

    RUDDER OVERBOOST if neither Sys shuts off

    > 135 kts

    Rudder Hardover Protection (for low speed)

    Both Sys 1 & 2 auto shutoff

    Force on any pedal > 130 lbs, and

    Rudder deflected > 5 to opposite side, and

    Both engines running (N2 > 56.4%)

    Inhibited at higher speeds due to speed switch

    logic that reduces rudder authority. Rudder

    deflection will not achieve 5

    Inhibited with OEI operation

    Priority Valve

    Only on Hyd Sys 1

    Priority valve closes during ldg

    gear operation with only electric

    hyd. pump supplying system, to

    isolate ldg. gear giving priority to

    the flight controls.

    Accumulator

    Emerg. Brake

    Accumulator

    Closes (pressed) or opens (released)

    engine-driven Hyd. Pump SOV

    Hyd. Pump continues to run if engine

    running

    Striped bar in button when released

    Hyd. Pump driven by engine accessory

    gear box

    Provides 3000 + 100 psi @ 9.2 gal/min

    E1 (2) HYD PUMP FAIL msg < 1600

    psi or N2 < 56.4%

    HYD 1 (2) LO QTY msg if reservoir < 1

    liter

    Reservoir capacity 6 liters

    24 hr parking brake or 6 full

    emerg. brake applications

    OFF Electric Hyd. Pump off

    ON Electric Hyd. Pump on. Provides

    2900 + 100 psi @ 1 gal/min

    AUTO Electric Hyd. Pump in standby

    ready to come on line if engine driven

    pump outlet pressure < 1600 psi or N2 <

    56.4%

    HYD SYS 1 (2) FAIL msg if hyd.

    pressure < 1300 psi

    Turns signs on or off with a

    chime

    Both signs are automatically

    activated when pax O2dispensing units open

    Control cockpit

    dome lights at a

    fixed intensity

    Control logo lights on

    underside of

    horizontal stabilizer

    An accumulator is basically a

    hydraulic battery storing

    hydraulic energy & providing

    surge protection.

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    EMBRAER 145 OVERHEAD CHANNEL E

    Off (released) or permits (pressed)

    automatic activation of engine lip anti-icing

    OPEN inscriptions indicates engine lip anti-

    ice valve open

    Striped bar in button when released

    Source is a valve upstream of HSV with no

    temperature control (i.e. EBVs can be

    closed & still operate)

    Can be open on the grnd without limitation

    On (pressed) or off (released)

    Striped bar in button when released

    Defog mode if no ice detected - maintains

    windshield at 26 C. If ice cond. anti-ice

    mode holds windshield at 43 C

    3 sensors, 1 temp control, 1 overheat

    protection, 1 spare

    Should be off when OAT > 10C on grnd

    ENG Inlet A/I valve open with engine

    running. On grnd. with wheel speed > 25 kts

    an ICE CONDITION will open WING and

    TAIL A/I valves.

    AUTO Allows automatic operation of

    bleed air anti-ice system. On grnd. no A/I

    valves open. But at wheel speeds > 25 kts

    an ICE CONDITION will open all A/I valves

    (ENG, WING, & TAIL)

    ALL Turns on entire bleed air anti-ice

    system in flight regardless of ice detection.

    On grnd inlet A/I valve open & when wheel

    speed > 25 kts the WING and TAIL A/I

    valves open, regardless of ice condition.

    Pressed- left pack automatically controlled

    between 18C and 29C by Digital

    Temperature Controller.

    Pull for manual operation

    On (pressed) or off (released)

    Controls both recirc fans. On grnd

    during hot soak days must be OFF;

    during cold soak days must be ON

    Striped bar in button when released

    Pressed- right pack automatically

    controlled between 18C and 29C by

    Digital Temperature Controller

    Pull for manual operation

    ATTD Control transferred to FA Panel

    where green ON light illuminates.

    Off (released) or selects auto mode

    (pressed) of wing and/or horizontal stabilizer

    A/I valves. L pneumatic supplies horizontal.

    OPEN inscription means valves open with

    system cmdd open or at least one valve

    open with system not cmdd open.

    Striped bar in button when released

    Off (released) or auto mode (pressed)

    Striped bar in button when released

    Pitot 1/2, Pitot/Static 3, AOA 1/2, ADS Static

    Ports 1,2,3,4, & Press. Static Ports 1/2 are

    heated with at least one engine N2 > 56.4%

    Separate logic ensures Pitot/Static 3 & Press.

    Sys. Static Port 2 heated in any flight condition

    TAT 1 & 2 heat when TLs > 65 TLA (~78.5 to

    82.5% N1) and assoc. engine A/I system on,

    OR anytime inflight.

    EICAS msg inhibited during takeoff & landing.

    Permits testing wing, horizontal stabilizer,

    and engine anti-ice valves by simulating an

    ice condition on ice detectors 1 & 2.

    Opens (pressed) or closes (released) the

    Pack Pressure Regulating and SOV (PRSOV)

    Striped bar in button when released

    On grnd, with main door open & pack <

    227C PRSOV operates in high mode, other

    times in low mode

    PACK 1 closes with A/I on below 24,600 ft

    provided PACK 2 operating

    Max thrust (takeoffs & go-arounds) with EBVs

    open, Pack Valves automatically close by

    FADEC when:

    OEI up to 9700 MSL & TAT >19C at

    S.L. decreasing to -5C at 9700 MSL

    AEO up to 1700 AGL & TAT >19C

    decreasing to -5C at 9700 MSL

    Must reset Pack Valves after auto shutdown

    If both Pack Valves closed in flight the ram

    air valves open & recirculation fans auto

    shutdown.

    On the ground the ram air valves are always

    closed, regardless of Pack Valve position.

    On (pressed) or off (released) AIRBORNE

    ONLY

    Gasper ON with DC Bus 2 energized on grnd

    regardless of button position

    Striped bar in button when released

    Supplies gaspers, and ventilation for the O2cyl. cmpt., relay boxes, and rear elect. cmpt.

    CLOSED Closes CBV

    OPEN Opens CBV (CROSS BLD OPEN)

    AUTO Automatic operation of CBV

    Electrically controlled, pneumatically

    actuated

    EBV (PRSOV) open (pressed) only when

    bleed air demanded or closed (released).

    LEAK inscription indicates duct leakage.

    Engine inlet lip A/I taken upstream of HSV

    HSV (14th stage) open during low thrust,

    crossbleed starts, and A/I operations

    9th stage air joins 14th stage, both with

    BACVs, then thru precooler upstream of EBV

    EBV closed by Fire Handle or automatically

    with intense hot air leak (BLD VLV CLOSED)

    Used for engine start, ECS, pressurization,

    & ice protection

    Opens (pressed) or closes (released) ABV.

    Striped bar in button when pressed

    OPEN inscription indicates ABV in open

    position

    APU bleed air not sufficient for A/I

    Auto closes if LH EBV or RH EBV with CBV

    are open to prevent reverse flow. BACV

    downstream of ABV for same purpose.

    Electrically controlled & pneumatically

    actuated

    BLEED TEMP on ECS page of MFD is

    taken downstream of precooler.

    LOW 80 strokes/min

    HI 140 strokes/min

    TIMER Intermittent operation, 2 strokes at high

    speed with 8 sec. delay

    Dry windshield protection parks blades until knob

    cycled to OFF to reset.

    Maximum speed for operation - 160 KIAS

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    Pressing allows Data

    Acquisition Unit (DAU) Channel

    B to supply both IC-600

    Striped bar in button when

    pressed

    Radio Management Unit (RMU)

    Tuning Backup Control Head (TBCH)

    Allows alternative means of tuning Com

    2 and Nav 2

    NORM RMU tuning available

    EMERG tuning through RMU

    inhibited

    EMBRAER 145 FORWARD CENTER PEDESTAL

    DAU 1: Forward aircraft & engine 1 parameters.

    Ch A: Ess DC Bus 1 & Backup Ess Bus (default)

    Ch B: DC Bus 1

    DAU 2: Aft aircraft & engine 2 parameters.

    Ch A: Ess DC Bus 2 & Backup Ess Bus (default)

    Ch B: DC Bus 2

    First press: Splits the NAV window into

    two windows. Top window displays

    active VOR frequency. The lower

    window, with the DME Label, displays

    the active DME frequency in VHF

    format. An H (DME Hold) is displayed

    in the DME window and on the PFD to

    show DME not paired with active

    VOR/ILS freq. The DME may then be

    tuned directly by pressing the LSK

    beside the DME window.

    Second press: Displays the TACAN

    channel format and will allow tuning to

    the DME portion of any TACAN station.

    Third press: Reverts NAV window to

    normal DME operation.

    Activates internal self-test of component

    selected with yellow cursor box.

    COM transceiver Hold button 2 sec.

    DME, ATC, and ADF Hold for 5 to 7 sec.

    NAV (VOR/ILS) Hold for 20 sec.

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