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indicated airspeed to be selected with either the autopilot
pitch wheel or by using the touch control steering switch
on the control wheel. When operating in the IAS mode
the ON indicator located on the face of the switch will be
illuminated and the target airspeed will be displayed on
the EADI.
(8) Vertical
speed
hold
mode
switch-
indicator. Depressing the vertical speed hold mode
switch-indicator, placarded VS, will command the system
to maintain the current vertical speed or to allow a new
vertical speed to be selected with either the autopilot
pitch wheel or by using the touch control steering switch
on the control wheel. When operating in the VS mode
the ON indicator located on the face of the switch will be
illuminated and the target vertical speed will be
displayed on the EADI.
(9) Altitude preselect mode switch-indicator.
Depressing the altitude preselect mode switch-indicator,
placarded ALT SEL, will command the flight control
computer to arm and capture and maintain the altitude
displayed on the altitude preselector (fig. 3-23). When
operating in the ALT SEL mode the ARM or CAP
indicators located on the switch face will be illuminated
as appropriate.
(10)Altitude
hold m ode
switch-indicator.
Depressing the altitude hold mode switch-indicator,
placarded ALT, commands the flight control computer to
hold the current altitude, and will illuminate the ON
indicator located on the face of the switch. Capturing the
altitude displayed on the altitude preselector will also
cause the system to maintain that altitude.
i.
Control-Wheel
Mounted
Autopilot
Disconnection Switches. A bi-level autopilot/electric
trim/yaw damper disconnect switch, placarded DISC -
AP & YD - TRIM, is mounted on each control wheel (fig.
2-24). Depressing the switch to the first level will
disconnect
the
autopilot
and
the
yaw
damper.
Depressing the switch to the second level will also
disconnect the electric elevator trim.
j.
Touch Control Steering (TCS). A control-
wheel mounted touch control steering switch (fig. 2-24),
placarded TCS, allows the pilot to manually change
aircraft attitude, altitude, vertical speed, or airspeed
without disengaging the autopilot. The TCS switch is
held depressed while the aircraft is maneuvered to the
new attitude, altitude, vertical speed, or airspeed. When
the switch is released, the autopilot will automatically
synchronize to the vertical mode. If an air data mode
(IAS or VS) has been selected, the selected value will
be synchronized to the current value when the switch is
released.
1.
Heading Mode Switch-Indicator
2.
Navigation Mode Switch-Indicator
3.
Approach Mode Switch-Indicator
4.
Back Course Mode Switch-Indicator
5.
VOR Approach Mode Switch-Indicator
6.
Standby Mode Switch-Indicator
7.
Indicated Airspeed Hold Mode Switch-Indicator
8.
Vertical Speed Hold Switch-Indicator
9.
Altitude Preselect Mode Switch-Indicator
10.
Attitude Hold Mode Switch-Indicator
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Figure 3-22. Flight Director Mode Selector
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