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TECH SPECIFIC — CH.6

DA-42 NG: Avionics — G1000 & GFC 700 AutopilotTechnical Specific — DGCA CPL practice questions

Question 1 of 12

The primary function of the PFD is to provide:

A.Attitude, heading, air data, navigation and alerting information
B.Engine information, mapping and terrain
C.Flight planning only
D.Autopilot control only

All 12 questions — DA-42 NG: Avionics — G1000 & GFC 700 Autopilot

Technical Specific · DGCA CPL. The correct option is marked on each.

  1. Q1. The primary function of the PFD is to provide:

    • A.Attitude, heading, air data, navigation and alerting information
    • B.Engine information, mapping and terrain
    • C.Flight planning only
    • D.Autopilot control only

    Why: Attitude, heading, air data, navigation and alerting information.

  2. Q2. Engine instruments are displayed on:

    • A.The PFD
    • B.The MFD
    • C.The audio panel
    • D.The standby instrument

    Why: The multi-function display also carries the map, terrain, traffic and the autopilot controls.

  3. Q3. Engine indications are available on the display only when:

    • A.The battery is fully charged
    • B.External power is connected
    • C.The system power-up is complete
    • D.Both engines are running

    Why: The system power-up is complete.

  4. Q4. Warning messages are displayed in which colour?

    • A.White
    • B.Amber
    • C.Red
    • D.Green

    Why: Cautions are amber, advisories white, and safe-operation annunciations green.

  5. Q5. A caution alert requires:

    • A.Immediate corrective action
    • B.Possible future corrective action
    • C.No action at all
    • D.An immediate landing in every case

    Why: A warning is the one that may require immediate action, and its chime repeats until acknowledged.

  6. Q6. Failure of the attitude and heading reference system is indicated by:

    • A.A red X and removal of the sky/ground presentation
    • B.A flashing green annunciator
    • C.A steady blue light
    • D.No indication at all

    Why: A red X and removal of the sky/ground presentation.

  7. Q7. The standby attitude module is powered for at least 1.5 hours by:

    • A.The main battery
    • B.The ECU backup batteries
    • C.Its own emergency battery
    • D.The left alternator

    Why: Which is why it survives a total electrical failure.

  8. Q8. The autopilot fitted is:

    • A.A single-axis wing leveller
    • B.A two-axis autopilot
    • C.A three-axis system with flight director and yaw damper
    • D.A four-axis system with autothrottle

    Why: A three-axis system with flight director and yaw damper.

  9. Q9. On the flight display, an autopilot mode shown in green indicates it is:

    • A.Armed
    • B.Active
    • C.Failed
    • D.Inhibited

    Why: White indicates an armed mode.

  10. Q10. Which of the following will cause the autopilot to disconnect automatically?

    • A.Loss of the attitude and heading reference system
    • B.Loss of air data information
    • C.Electrical power failure
    • D.All of the above

    Why: Also an internal autopilot fault. Losing the MFD alone does not disconnect it, but it cannot be re-engaged afterwards.

  11. Q11. If the autopilot pitch trim is inoperative, the correct action is to:

    • A.Continue with the autopilot engaged
    • B.Disconnect the autopilot and trim manually
    • C.Pull the avionics master
    • D.Ignore it

    Why: Disconnect the autopilot and trim manually.

  12. Q12. Fuel information shown on the fuel calculation page:

    • A.Is precise and needs no checking
    • B.Is supplemental and requires verification by the flight crew
    • C.Replaces the fuel gauges
    • D.Must be used for flight planning

    Why: It is calculated from the last pilot entry and fuel flow, not measured from the tanks.