EFISRadio Navigation — DGCA CPL practice questions
Question 1 of 9
The orientation of the PLAN mode of an EHSI display is:
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Q1. The orientation of the PLAN mode of an EHSI display is:
- A.magnetic north-up
- B.track-up
- C.true north-up✓
- D.heading-up
Why: PLAN mode is oriented to true north-up . All other EHSI modes (VOR, ILS, MAP) are heading-up.
Q2. Weather radar information can only be displayed in:
- A.MAP mode only
- B.expanded VOR/ILS and MAP modes✓
- C.all modes
- D.full rose and MAP modes
Why: WXR (weather) and TCAS can only be displayed in Expanded VOR/ILS and MAP modes.
Q3. The colour used for the active FMS flight plan path on an EHSI is:
- A.green
- B.white
- C.magenta✓
- D.cyan
Why: The active FMS flight plan path is shown in magenta . Green = normal/active modes. White = scales/present values. Cyan = sky/selected altitude/heading bug.
Q4. The EHSI symbol generator receives inputs from:
- A.VOR, ILS, DME only
- B.VOR, ILS, DME, ADF, FMS, AWR, TCAS✓
- C.FMS only
- D.ILS and VOR only
Why: Symbol generators process inputs from: VOR, DME, ILS, ADF, FMS, AWR, and TCAS .
Q5. According to EASA CS-25, which colour is used exclusively for warnings:
- A.amber
- B.green
- C.white
- D.red✓
Why: Red is used exclusively for warnings requiring immediate action. Amber/yellow for cautions. Green for normal operations. White for scales.
Q6. Range arcs on the EHSI are displayed in:
- A.MAP mode only
- B.all modes at all times
- C.expanded VOR/ILS when WXR selected, and MAP mode always✓
- D.full rose modes only
Why: Range arcs (white) displayed in expanded VOR and ILS modes when WXR is ON , and in MAP mode at all times .
Q7. On the EHSI Expanded VOR display, the aircraft is shown 7.5° to the right of track 165°. The course deviation bar will appear:
- A.7.5° to the left of the aircraft symbol✓
- B.7.5° to the right
- C.directly ahead
- D.behind the aircraft
Why: If the aircraft is to the RIGHT of track, the course bar (track) is displaced to the LEFT of the aircraft symbol — same as a CDI where the needle deflects toward the selected course.
Q8. The TCAS switch on the EHSI controller, when pressed with TCAS already displayed:
- A.increases TCAS range
- B.removes TCAS from display
- C.changes TCAS mode✓
- D.has no effect
Why: Pressing TCAS when displayed removes TCAS information . When TCAS FAIL is displayed, pressing it removes the message.
Q9. Selectable overlays available in MAP mode include:
- A.VOR/ADF, airports, waypoints, weather
- B.ILS only
- C.weather only✓
- D.waypoints and ILS only
Why: In MAP mode, the selectable overlays are: VOR/ADF radials, NAVAIDs, airports, waypoints, route data, weather (WXR), and TCAS .