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Old 29th Sep 2011, 03:42   #1 (permalink)
 
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SAS B738

Hi. I asked some questions here earlier regarding the noise abatement procedures of NAS and SAS 737NGs, I have a couple more. First I want to explain why I'm asking so that my questions might make more sense/be easier to answer.

Some of you might have heard of, or even played the simulator from Microsoft called Flight Simulator X, at it's default condition the simulator isn't much of.. well a simulator, at least it's not simulating real aircrafts as they behave in the real world. There are however some pretty ambitious addons to this simulator that are more realistic. One of those is the PMDG 737NGX.

Because there are so many different configurations and options for the aircraft it would be impossible to have every single airline's options accurately simulated at launch. At the moment only some North american/South american carriers have accurate configs. (There might be some more at the time of this writing)

I wanted to help the developers out by making the simulated SAS boeing 737-800 as close to its real life counterpart that is possible in the simulator. But I need your help

I thought I'd post a "template" for all the different configurations that are available, most of them are hopefully already accurate, but some are not.

As the template is sort of copied and pasted from the simulators "control panel" there are a lot of abbreviations etc so everything might not be completely obvious, I'll try to clarify as much as possible if there are any confusions.

I understand that there are many different configurations also within the different aircrafts of SAS, so this question is regarding a Boeing 737-800 with honeywell MCP, Winglets (might not be of relevance).

Also, another disclaimer here, as this is a simulation some of the settings might be only relevant in a simulator and therefor might not make any sense for a real pilot, sorry if any such anomalies were included.

So here we go:

AUTOFLIGHT
MCP TYPE: HONEYWELL
AFTER TAKEOFF TOGA PRESSED: WINGS LEVEL/HDG SEL
GS CAPTURE BEFORE LOC: DENY

FMS
DEFAULT ACCEL ALT: 1000
DEFAULT REDUCTION ALT: 1500
DEFAULT CUTBACK ALT: 800FT
DEFAULT RESTORE ALT: 3000FT
DEFAULT TRANS ALT: 6000(?)FT

INSTRUMENTS
STANDBY INSTRUMENTS ISDF "........ ikke analog"
HGS INSTALLED: YES
HGS AUTO AIII MODE
HGS REF LINE IN PRI: ON
AUTOLAND: FAIL PASS

ENGINES
ENGINES DOUBLE DERATE: YES

AIRFRAME
AIRSTARS INSTALLED: YES
BRAKE PACKAGE: STEEL
DUAL BATTERY PACKAGE: YES
CABIN LAYOUT: SINGLE CLASS

EGPWS
ALTITUDE CALLOUTS: ON
CALLS: 2500, 1000, 500, 100, 50, 30, 20, 10
2500 FEET CALL: RADIO ALTIMETER
MINIMUMS CALL: YES
APPR MINIMUMS CALL: YES
AUTOMATIC V1 CALLOUT: YES
BANK ANGLE CALLOUTS: YES
TERRAIN PEAKS MODE: YES
SHOW WATER IN CYAN: NO (?)

DISPLAYS
DISPLAYS TYPE: PFD/ND
FLIGHT DIRECTOR TYPE: SPLIT AXIS
GROUNDSPEED DISPLAY: ON
VREF+20 BUG: ON
100KTS BUG: ON

PFD
RISING RUNWAY: ON
PDF/ND NPS: ON
PITCH LIMIT INDICATOR POP UP: ON
ROUND RAD ALT DIAL: OFF (?)
AOA DIAL (ON)
LANDING ALT BAR: ON
2500FT HEIGHT ALERT: ON
LOW AIRSPEED ALERT: ON
SHOW LANDING FLAPS: ON

EFIS/MAP
EFIS/MAP ROUND RAD ALT: ON
EFIS/MAP 80 KNOT BUG: ON
EFIS/MAP FPV: ON

ND
TRACK UP: YES
VSD: ON
RANGE ARCS: OFF
TCAS 3NM RANGE RING
VOR COURSE LINES: ON
OTHER TRAFFIC: FILTER
ALT SEPARATION: 2800FT

ENG
ENG SIDE BY SIDE DISP: YES
EGT COLOR CHG INHIBIT: 10MIN
OIL QTY INDICATION: PCT (or QUARTS)
LOW OIL QTY INVERSE: ON
HIGH VIBRATION ALERT: ON
MAX CONT THRUST BUGS: ON
SHOW REF N1: WHEN DERATE USED

FUEL/CTRLS
FUEL LOW ALERT BELOW: 900KG
FUEL TOTAL DISPLAY: NO
WEIGHT UNITS: KGS
FCS INDICATOR: ON
BRAKE TEMP INDICATOR: ON

I might have misunderstood some of the settings or made typos. I apologize for any confusion.

Thanks in advance


EDIT: Changed some settings to reflect Dipers corrections.

Last edited by MrGren; 29th Sep 2011 at 15:54.
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Old 29th Sep 2011, 09:14   #2 (permalink)
 
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AUTOFLIGHT
MCP TYPE: HONEYWELL ...........................husker ikke
AFTER TAKEOFF: WINGS LEVEL/HDG SEL..... ARM LNAV before T.O. HDG SEL only if no SID, HDG SEL/LNAV egages at 400`AGL if armed
GS CAPTURE BEFORE LOC: DENY/ALLOW...... deny

FMS
DEFAULT ACCEL ALT: 1500...... .........set speedbug to flap upspeed at 1000`
DEFAULT REDUCTION ALT: 1000.........1500
DEFAULT CUTBACK ALT: 800FT
DEFAULT RESTORE ALT: 3000FT
DEFAULT TRANS ALT: 6000(?)FT

INSTRUMENTS
STANDBY INSTRUMENTS ISDF/ANALOG...... ikke analog
HGS INSTALLED: YES
HGS AUTO AIII MODE
HGS REF LINE IN PRI: ON
AUTOLAND: FAIL PASS

ENGINES
ENGINES DOUBLE DERATE: YES

AIRFRAME
AIRSTARS INSTALLED: YES
BRAKE PACKAGE: STEEL
DUAL BATTERY PACKAGE: YES
CABIN LAYOUT: TWO CLASS

EGPWS
ALTITUDE CALLOUTS: ON
CALLS: 2500, 1000, 500, 100, 50, 30, 20, 10
2500 FEET CALL: RADIO ALTIMETER
MINIMUMS CALL: YES
APPR MINIMUMS CALL: YES
V1 CALLOUT: YES
BANK ANGLE CALLOUTS: YES
TERRAIN PEAKS MODE: YES
SHOW WATER IN CYAN: NO (?)

DISPLAYS
DISPLAYS TYPE: PFD/ND
FLIGHT DIRECTOR TYPE: SPLIT AXIS
GROUNDSPEED DISPLAY: ON
VREF+20 BUG: ON
100KTS BUG: ON

PFD
RISING RUNWAY: ON
PDF/ND NPS (?): OFF (?)...................ON
PITCH LIMIT INDICATOR POP UP: ON
ROUND RAD ALT DIAL: OFF (?)
AOA DIAL (ON)
LANDING ALT BAR: ON
2500FT HEIGHT ALERT: ON
LOW AIRSPEED ALERT: ON
SHOW LANDING FLAPS: ON

EFIS/MAP
EFIS/MAP ROUND RAD ALT: ON
EFIS/MAP 80 KNOT BUG: ON
EFIS/MAP FPV: ON

ND
TRACK UP: YES
VSD: ON
RANGE ARCS: ON..............OFF
TCAS 3NM RANGE RING
VOR COURSE LINES: ON
OTHER TRAFFIC: FILTER
ALT SEPARATION: 2800FT

ENG
ENG SIDE BY SIDE DISP: NO................yes
EGT COLOR CHG INHIBIT: 10MIN
OIL QTY INDICATION: PCT
LOW OIL QTY INVERSE: ON
HIGH VIBRATION ALERT: ON
MAX CONT THRUST BUGS: ON
SHOW REF N1: WHEN DERATE USED

FUEL/CTRLS
FUEL LOW ALERT BELOW: 900KG
FUEL TOTAL DISPLAY: NO
WEIGHT UNITS: KGS
FCS INDICATOR: ON
BRAKE TEMP INDICATOR: ON

Husker ikke alt men det var da en start
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Old 29th Sep 2011, 15:58   #3 (permalink)
 
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Thank you diper, kjempefint

The "AUTOFLIGHT AFTER TAKEOFF" Setting has been changed to "AFTER TAKEOFF WHEN TOGA PRESSED", what I/they mean there is what lateral actions will the AP/FD take when the TOGA switch is pressed.

Just out of curiosity though, do you always arm LNAV and VNAV on the ground when performing a SID?
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Old 30th Sep 2011, 20:15   #4 (permalink)
 
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Mulig jeg missforstår men TOGA trykker man når du setter takeoff thrust på bakken.Da gir autothrottle den thrustsetting som er satt in i FMSen. Autothrottle armeres på Gate før enginestart. V2 speed settes inn i speed vinduet.

LNAV armeres alltid hvis du har en SID. VNAV armeres ikke før Flaps er up. Ingen flapspeed protection i VNAV.
AP flyr wingslevel eller track fra liftoff til 400` AGL deretter slår LNAV inn hvis den er armert.
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Old 10th Oct 2011, 08:24   #5 (permalink)
 
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Quote:
VNAV armeres ikke før Flaps er up. Ingen flapspeed protection i VNAV.
Does this mean that SAS uses the older FMC U10.7 version on their 737NG's or do the newer ones have the same limitations?

EDIT: And also one other question: If you do not use VNAV until Flaps are up, do you use LVL CHG for vertical guidance instead? Or just MCP Speed?

Last edited by MrGren; 10th Oct 2011 at 08:40.
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Old 10th Oct 2011, 21:47   #6 (permalink)
 
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Just MCP speed. Speed bug is set at V2 for T.O. and stays there until cleanup at 1000'. VNAV or level change after flap is up. Normally VNAV.

FMC update, I dont remember.
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Old 11th Oct 2011, 11:00   #7 (permalink)
 
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HAH!
LNAV/VNAV on stand. 800/800 in page 2. Speed goes to 230 until flaps are up.
Fly the damned thing like it's designed to do...
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Old 16th Oct 2011, 00:19   #8 (permalink)
 
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Perhaps not so important but I have never worked on any SAS 738 which had airstairs fitted.
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Old 18th Oct 2011, 14:44   #9 (permalink)
 
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Thanks Avionker, any errors that you guys can correct are important to me
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