TM 1-1510-225-10
3A-53
appear 30 seconds prior to entering the holding
pattern. The display message will change to
HOLDING after crossing the holding fix the second
time.
3 PARALLEL ENTRY. This display
message indicates that the system will use a parallel
entry into the holding pattern. This message will
appear 30 seconds prior to entering the holding
pattern. The display message will change to
HOLDING after crossing the holding fix the second
time.
4 HOLDING. This message is
normally displayed while holding.
5 EXIT
HOLD.
This
message
indicates that the system will exit the holding pattern
the next time over the holding fix. The estimated time
en route to the holding fix is also displayed.
(f) DIS. This line displays the distance
in nautical miles and tenths of nautical miles from the
aircraft's present position to the holding fix.
(g) ETE.
This
line
displays
the
estimated time en route until the next time over the
holding fix based on the path around the holding
pattern.
(h) INBOUND CRS. This line displays
the inbound holding course (INBOUND CRS) in
degrees.
(i) GS. This line displays the current
groundspeed.
(j) WIND. This line displays the current
wind direction referenced to true north, and wind
speed in knots.
NOTE
The leg change mode (AUTO or MANUAL)
will not be displayed while holding.
(3) Navigation 2/4 Page. Refer to Figure
3A-27.
(a) FR, DIRECT, HOLD, PROCEDURE
TURN, DME ARC, or PSEUDO VORTAC Line. Same
as in Navigation 1/4 page.
(b) TO, AR, HP, or PT Line. Same as in
Navigation 1/4 page.
(c) NX, HDG SELECT, or INTERCEPT
HDG Line. Same as in Navigation 1/4 page.
Figure 3A-27. FMS Navigation 2/4 Page
(d) WIND. The first field in the wind line
displays headwind or tailwind in knots preceded by an
up arrow for a tailwind or a down arrow for a
headwind. The second field displays the crosswind
component in knots followed by a right pointing arrow
for a left crosswind or a left pointing arrow for a right
crosswind.
(e) ETA.
This
line
displays
the
estimated time of arrival at the last waypoint on the
active flight plan.
(f) FUEL.
This
line
displays
the
estimated fuel that will be remaining at the destination.
(g) TKE. Track error (TKE) is the
difference between the desired track and the actual
track in degrees. R (right) or L (left) is displayed
preceding the track error in degrees to show the
direction of error in relation to the desired track.
(h) XTK. Crosstrack (XTK) distance is
the lateral displacement of the aircraft in nautical miles
and tenths of a nautical mile to the left or right of the
desired track (125 NM maximum). TRMNL, APRCH,
or ENRTE will be displayed following XTK to indicate
the approach mode that the system is presently using.
1 TRMNL. TRMNL will be displayed
following XTK to show that the system is operating in
the terminal approach mode.
2 APRCH. APRCH will be displayed
following XTK to show that the system is operating in
the approach mode.