BENDIXKing xVue Touch Experimental Pilot's Manual
BendixKing xVue Touch
Experimental
Pilot’s Guide
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1
PREFACE
1 OVERVIEW
2 PFD
3 MFD
4 SYSTEM CONROLS
5 MESSAGES/ALERTS
6 DATABASE UPDATES
ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
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All visual depictions in this guide, including images of the
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not reflect the most current software version, and/or
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
WARNING: Calls attention to use of materials, processes,
methods, or limits that must be followed precisely
to avoid extremely serious consequences, injury, or
death.
CAUTION: Calls attention to methods and procedures that
must be followed to avoid damage to data or
equipment.
NOTE: Calls attention to pertinent information for the pilot, or
to methods that make the job of the pilot easier.
Calls attention to important information that is beneficial to
the pilot.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
About This Guide
This pilot’s guide is intended for system familiarization only. This guide
does not replace any Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) or Original
Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) approved procedures.
The following icons are used for warnings, cautions, notes, and important information:
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WARNING: Do not rely solely on the information displayed on
the Primary Flight Display (PFD) screen to maneuver the aircraft.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of unsafe operation, carefully
review and understand this pilot’s guide, and practice basic
operation on the ground. During flight operations, carefully
compare indications from the PFD to all available navigation
sources, including the information from other Navigation Aids
(NAVAIDs), visual sightings, etc. For safety purposes, always
resolve any discrepancies before aircraft operations and/or
continuing navigation.
WARNING: The United States government operates the Global
Positioning System (GPS) and is solely responsible for its accuracy and maintenance. The GPS system is subject to changes
that could affect the accuracy and performance of all GPS
equipment. Portions of the xVue Touch system utilize GPS as a
precision electronic NAVAID. Therefore, as with all NAVAIDs,
information presented by the xVue Touch system can be misused or misinterpreted and, therefore, can become unsafe.
WARNING: Using the Vertical Situation Display (VSD), maps, and
charts for course guidance is not authorized. The VSD, maps,
and charts are not approved sources of navigation information.
The VSD, maps, and charts are an aid to other means of navigating or taxiing the airplane and must not be used as a basis for
maneuvering.
WARNING: Graphical depictions of uplinked weather data (radar,
satellite, etc.) could be as much as 20 minutes older than the
actual weather conditions. The timestamps associated with the
graphical depictions only indicate the time since the information
was generated by the service provider. This delay should be considered when referencing graphical weather, as the movement
and intensity of the weather could adversely affect the safety of
flight.
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WARNING: Do not use uplinked weather information for maneuvering in, near, or around areas of hazardous weather. Information provided may not accurately depict current weather
conditions. Uplinked weather data is not a substitute for onboard
weather radar.
NOTE: Interference from GPS repeaters operating inside nearby
hangars can cause intermittent loss of altitude and heading
information displayed in the xVue Touch system while on the
ground. Moving more than 300 FT (feet) away from the source of
the interference should resolve any issues.
CAUTION: The xVue Touch system display glass has an optical
coating that can be easily damaged. Do not press excessively
hard on the glass.
NOTE: Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) data is provided by the
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and may not be updated
outside of normal business hours. Always confirm the information provided is current by cross-checking alternate sources
and/or contact the local Flight Service Station for interpretation
of TFR data.
CAUTION: The Infrared (IR) bar is made of polycarbonate and
can be easily damaged. Use extreme care when cleaning.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface .............................................................................................. i
SECTION 1 OVERVIEW .......................................................... 16
Basic Operation Features .................................................................................... 19
Touchscreen Technology................................................................................. 19
Touch Controls and Fields ...............................................................................20
Color Convention ................................................................................................. 23
Common Screens ................................................................................................ 25
Power-Up Screen ............................................................................................. 25
PFD Screen.......................................................................................................... 26
Setting the PFD Screen Layout.............................................................. 28
MFD Screen ........................................................................................................ 29
Setting the MFD Screen Layout ............................................................ 31
SECTION 2 PFD ........................................................................ 32
Airspeed ........................................................................................................................ 34
Selected Airspeed and Bug ...............................................................................35
Syncing the Selected Airspeed Bug........................................................ 37
V-Speeds ......................................................................................................................37
Installer Set V-Speeds ....................................................................................... 38
V-Speed Labels and Speed Color Bands ............................................. 39
Setting the V-Speed Labels ........................................................................ 40
Pilot Set V-Speeds ................................................................................................41
Setting the Pilot V-Speeds .......................................................................... 43
Setting the V-Speed Labels ........................................................................ 44
True Airspeed .............................................................................................................44
Ground Speed ............................................................................................................44
Outside Air Temperature ......................................................................................45
UTC/Timer....................................................................................................................45
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Setting the Timer .............................................................................................. 46
Attitude.......................................................................................................................... 47
Pitch Scale ................................................................................................................48
Pitch Chevrons .................................................................................................. 49
Excessive Attitude............................................................................................ 49
Roll Scale and Pointer........................................................................................ 51
Slip/Skid Indicator........................................................................................... 52
Flight Path Symbol ...............................................................................................53
Flight Path Reference Line ............................................................................. 54
Setting the FPRL .............................................................................................. 54
Flight Director Bars ..............................................................................................55
Altitude ..........................................................................................................................56
Selected Altitude and Bug ............................................................................... 57
Syncing the Selected Altitude Bug.......................................................... 58
Selected Altitude Alerts ................................................................................. 59
Setting the Altitude Audio Alert Inhibit............................................... 60
Barometric Pressure Setting .......................................................................... 60
Setting the Baro Unit...................................................................................... 61
Setting the Altimeter ....................................................................................... 61
Baro Minimums .................................................................................................... 62
Minimums Select Bug ................................................................................... 62
Minimums Select Alerts ................................................................................ 64
Density Altitude..................................................................................................... 64
Setting the Density Altitude ....................................................................... 65
Vertical Speed............................................................................................................ 66
Vertical Speed Pointer ........................................................................................68
Horizontal Situation Indicator........................................................................... 69
HSI 360/ARC Compass .................................................................................... 70
Setting the Compass Mode ........................................................................ 71
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Current Heading/Track..................................................................................... 71
Selected Heading and Bug ............................................................................. 71
Syncing the Selected Heading Bug ........................................................ 73
GPS Steering ...................................................................................................... 73
Setting the GPSS ........................................................................................... 74
Rate of Turn Indicator .........................................................................................74
Rate of Turn Trend Line ................................................................................ 75
Course Deviation Indicator Source ..............................................................75
Setting the Navigation Source .................................................................. 76
Selected Course and CDI ................................................................................. 77
Selected Course................................................................................................ 77
Syncing the Selected Course .................................................................. 78
CDI - 360 Compass......................................................................................... 78
Selected Course Pointer and Tail .......................................................... 79
Deviation Scale and Bar ............................................................................. 79
TO/FROM Flag ............................................................................................... 80
CDI - ARC Compass ........................................................................................ 81
GPS Navigation Parameters........................................................................... 82
GPS Annunciations ............................................................................................. 83
Bearing Display ......................................................................................................83
Setting the Bearing Pointers ...................................................................... 84
HSI Track Line........................................................................................................ 85
Setting the HSI Track Line ........................................................................... 86
Lateral Deviation Scale ..................................................................................... 86
Vertical Deviation Scale .....................................................................................87
Wind .............................................................................................................................89
Vector Wind Format ........................................................................................ 89
Rectangular Wind Format (Headwind/Crosswind) ........................ 89
Headwind .......................................................................................................... 90
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Crosswind ......................................................................................................... 90
Setting the Wind Format .............................................................................. 90
SVS .................................................................................................................................. 91
Setting SVS ...............................................................................................................92
Terrain........................................................................................................................ 92
Obstacles ................................................................................................................. 93
SVS Range Markers ..............................................................................................94
Setting the SVS Range Markers................................................................ 95
SVS Airport Flags.................................................................................................. 95
Setting the SVS Airport Flags ..................................................................... 96
Airport and Arrival Runway Symbols........................................................... 96
Approach Course Line and Extended Runway Centerline .......... 98
Runways and Runway Markings............................................................... 99
SECTION 3 MFD..................................................................... 100
Map ..............................................................................................................................101
Map Types ............................................................................................................. 102
Base Maps ........................................................................................................ 103
Raster Maps..................................................................................................... 104
Charts Maps .....................................................................................................105
Select Airport Tab........................................................................................ 107
Airport Tab ..................................................................................................... 110
Departures..................................................................................................... 112
Arrivals ............................................................................................................. 113
Approaches ................................................................................................... 114
Wx MAP ...............................................................................................................115
Weather (FIS-B) .......................................................................................... 116
METAR/TAF................................................................................................... 117
TFR ..................................................................................................................... 119
FIS-B Status.................................................................................................. 120
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Setting the Wx Overlays .......................................................................... 122
Terrain Alert Map ........................................................................................... 123
Setting the Terrain Alert Inhibit ........................................................... 124
Setting the Map Type ............................................................................... 124
Map Night Mode ........................................................................................ 126
Map Symbols .......................................................................................................127
Map Features ....................................................................................................... 129
Orientation Options ..................................................................................... 129
Setting the Map Orientation.................................................................. 131
Ownship ..............................................................................................................131
Map Detail .........................................................................................................132
Setting the Map Detail Level ................................................................ 132
Information Icon ............................................................................................ 133
Map Display Range ...................................................................................... 135
Setting the Auto Range........................................................................... 137
Over Zoom......................................................................................................... 138
Panning.............................................................................................................. 139
Map Cursor....................................................................................................... 140
Map Overlays .......................................................................................................141
Traffic (ADS-B)................................................................................................ 141
Traffic Priority................................................................................................ 142
Traffic Display Criteria ............................................................................. 142
Traffic Symbols............................................................................................ 143
Traffic Data Block ....................................................................................... 145
Setting the Traffic Overlay ..................................................................... 147
Weather .............................................................................................................. 148
Setting the Weather Overlay................................................................. 149
Flight Plan......................................................................................................... 150
Relative Terrain............................................................................................... 151
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Setting the Relative Terrain Feature ................................................. 153
Track Line.......................................................................................................... 153
Setting the Track Line.............................................................................. 154
SVS Field of Regard and VSD Swath ................................................... 154
Vertical Situation Display.................................................................................. 155
Terrain...................................................................................................................... 156
Obstacles ............................................................................................................... 157
Airspace................................................................................................................... 157
VSD Horizontal/Vertical Scale..................................................................... 158
Ownship .................................................................................................................. 160
SECTION 4 SYSTEM CONTROLS ..................................... 162
Touch Screen .......................................................................................................... 162
Menus ......................................................................................................................163
Main Menu ....................................................................................................... 165
PFD Menus - Levels 1 and 2 ................................................................ 167
PFD Menus - Level 3 ................................................................................ 168
MFD Menu - Level 1 ................................................................................ 169
MFD Menus - Base Map, Levels 2 and 3 ....................................... 170
MFD Menus - IRF High Map, Level 2............................................... 171
MFD Menus - IFR Low Map, Level 2 ................................................ 173
System Tools Menus - Levels 1 and 2................................................ 176
Brightness Control Menu...................................................................... 176
Screen Maint Menu .................................................................................. 177
Advisory Messages .......................................................................................182
Keypads ...................................................................................................................183
Numeric Keypad ............................................................................................ 183
Setting Values ............................................................................................... 184
Alpha Keypad ....................................................................................................184
Control Panel .......................................................................................................... 185
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SECTION 5 MESSAGES/ALERTS ..................................... 188
Advisory Messages............................................................................................... 189
CM Error Messages ............................................................................................. 194
Warnings and Cautions ..................................................................................... 195
SECTION 6 DATABASE UPDATES.................................... 196
Updating Databases ........................................................................................... 197
Dataloading Errors ............................................................................................... 202
ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ....................... Abbrev-1
INDEX.................................................................................. Index-1
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Port
KCP 100EXP
Control Panel
KTP 73 OAT
Probe
KMG 7010
Magnetometer
KSD 100EXP PFD
KG 71EXP ADAHRS
Configuration
Module (APM)
Wi-Fi
Antenna
SECTION
The BendixKing xVue Touch integrated flight deck (xVue Touch) is a
touch-controlled Primary Flight Display (PFD) and Multifunction Display (MFD) system that replaces the traditional 6- and 8-pack flight
instruments with solid-state display of airspeed, attitude, altitude, horizontal situation indication, turn coordinator, vertical speed indication,
and course deviations, and also features Synthetic Vision System
(SVS), providing better reliability and improved situational awareness.
The MFD displays lateral and vertical positioning information, including a moving map, VFR sectional and IFR charts, instrument procedures charts, traffic, weather, and Vertical Situation Display (VSD) with
terrain, obstacle, and airspace awareness.
OVERVIEW
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Table 1 xVue Touch Components
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION
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KSD 100EXP
PFD
Configuration
Module
KG 71EXP
ADAHRS
KMG 7010
Magnetometer
KTP 73 OAT
Probe
KCP 100EXP
Control
Panel
A 10.1-inch high-resolution Widescreen Ultra Extended
Graphics Array (WUXGA) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
with integrated Infrared (IR) touch control, which allows
operation with a finger, pen, or glove. Displays primary
flight data, Horizontal Situation Indicator (HSI), moving
map, and other related data. The display uses a light
sensor to detect lighting conditions for automatic dimming of the display; the display can also be dimmed
manually. The KSD 100EXP has a Universal Serial Bus
(USB) port and Wireless (Wi-Fi) antenna for database
uploads and maintenance functions.
Configuration module [i.e., Aircraft Personality Module
(APM)] is part of the KSD 100EXP and stores configuration data.
Air Data Attitude Heading Reference System (ADAHRS)
provides attitude, altitude, airspeed, air temperature,
vertical speed, and heading information to the xVue
Touch.
Magnetometer provides heading information to the
xVue Touch.
Outside Air Temperature (OAT) probe that measures air
temperature and provides the data to the xVue Touch.
Control panel that can be used to manually adjust the
barometric pressure setting, heading, course, and altitude settings.
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Figure 2 xVue Touch Diagram
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BASIC OPERATION FEATURES
The xVue Touch is controlled by the KSD 100EXP, which uses a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to represent information and actions available. In addition to the touch GUI, the xVue Touch is also controlled by
the KCP 100EXP (throughout this guide, referred to as “control panel”),
which provides a manual interface.
TOUCHSCREEN TECHNOLOGY
The KSD 100EXP uses IR touch technology - a reflection of an object
(finger, pen) is detected as a touch (i.e., a response is registered without
an object actually touching the screen). T he KSD 100EXP also detects
a touch when gloves are worn. However, a touch is only registered when
it is completed in the same location where the touch was started.
The KSD 100EXP is controlled by the following touch gestures:
Table 2 Touch Gestures
TOUCH GESTURE
Tou ch
One finger/pen quick press release
The touch location opens a menu/keypad or displays
a visual bloom indicating touch.
Note: A touch is less than 0.5 seconds long.
Scroll
One finger/pen touch move left/right, up/down
release
Swipe
One finger/pen touch move left/right release
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PRESENTATION
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TOUCH CONTROLS AND FIELDS
The touch control dialogue boxes are displayed on the right side of the
screen (both in full/split screen view). Most dialogue boxes close automatically after 9 seconds of inactivity. Only one dialogue box can be
open at a time.
The Menu button is always displayed on the upper right corner of the
screen. Controls accessed through the Menu button include full/split
screen selection, PFD overlays and settings, MFD view and associated
overlays and settings, system tools, and advisory messages.
The touch fields are identified by a white border around the control legend. When a touch is detected, the border or menu close symbol (X)
“blooms” in cyan. Touching a map symbol provides more information
about the selected item. Map symbols do not bloom when touched.
Figure 3 Examples of Touch Controls and Fields
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The KSD 100EXP has several touch fields that open keypads/menus.
Figure 4 Example of a Touch Field with Keypad
Figure 5 Example of a Touch Field with Menu
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For more information on the System Controls, see Section 4.
The charts also have several touch fields.
Figure 6 Examples of Chart Touch Fields
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COLOR CONVENTION
Some of the common avionics color schemes used in the PFD include
red for warning, amber for caution, blue for sky, and brown for
ground. T
Table 3 System Colors
ITEM COLOR
Warning Red
Caution and abnormal condition
Terrain caution
Global Positioning System (GPS) navigation source data
Standby data, selected touch field, obstacle
Sky, water Blue
Editable field border, data value, symbol, data label
Non-threat relative terrain
Selected state on, normal state data, VOR/Localizer (VLOC)
navigation source data, non-threat relative terrain
Selected state off Dark Gray
Border dark Black
Ground traffic symbols Tan
Ground Brown
Amber
Yellow
Magenta
Cyan
White
Light
Green
Green
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If a function or system is inoperative, the function or system indicators
are replaced with a red X to indicate the function is unavailable/inoperative. Attitude failure is displayed as a red box with white text. Crew
Alerting System (CAS) messages are displayed in red and amber font.
Invalid data fields are displayed as amber dashes (---).
Figure 7 Examples of Unavailable/Inoperative Controls/Functions
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COMMON SCREENS
POWER-UP SCREEN
When the xVue Touch is turned on, the power-up screen appears, displaying different database effectivity information. When databases
have been validated, touch ENTER.
Figure 8 Example of a Power-Up Screen
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xVue Touch Experimental Pilot’s Guide
NOTE: The screen displayed varies based on the screen
configuration. On power-up, the configuration at last
power down is displayed.
PFD
MFD
PFD SCREEN
The xVue Touch screen is a split screen: the left side shows the PFD
and the right side shows the MFD. The PFD screen can be displayed
with or without the SVS.
Figure 9 Example of a PFD Screen Without SVS
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