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GS mode with the NR 3320 - ( )

1. Set the frequency of the localizer.

2. Switch on the VOR/LOC identification (press the

IDT

key, ON ap-

pears briefly in the display). Monitor the Morse identification signal
and compare it with the identification signal of the wanted locali-
zer.

3. If a glidepath signal of sufficient strength is present, the GS war-

ning flag disappears from the field of view.

4. The GS needle (horizontal command needle) deflects during the

approach in the direction in which the flight level has to be correc-
ted in order to obtain the specified glidepath. A mid position of the
needle means that the aircraft is on the glidepath.

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Operation of the various modes

The navigation receiver contains various functions which are performed
under three modes. The individual modes are selected by pressing the

MDE

key.

Frequency setting mode

Display of the active frequency in the left indication. The right
indication is switched off. The active frequency can be directly
changed using the frequency selector switches. Frequencies
can also be stored in the individual storage channels.

Frequency preselection mode

Display of the active and preset frequency. The preset frequency
can be set using the frequency change switches. Pressing the
exchange key changes over from the active to the preset fre-
quency. Frequencies can also be stored in the individual storage
channels.

BECKER NR 3320 - ( ) / NR 3330 - ( )

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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Operating instructions NAV receiver

Preparation
Switch on the aircraft power supply (check that the circuit breaker for the
navigation receiver is set).

Do not switch on the navigation receiver if engines or motors
are being started up or shut down.

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Switching on the navigation receiver

1. Rotate the volume control clockwise and switch on the navigation

receiver.

2. Both LCDs must show the numbers 188.88 flashing approximately

2 seconds. If the test is positive, the navigation receiver automati-
cally switches to the mode which was selected before switch-off. If
the test is negative, the LCD flashes for approximately 5 seconds.

In all modes, disturbances of the navigation system are displayed
in the form of fault messages.

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E2 synthesizer failed,

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E3 EEPROM fault

4. A comprehensive description of the various modes follows the ge-

neral operating instructions.

Operating Instructions

Issue 12/97

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WARNING

Summary of Contents for NR 3320

Page 1: ...cal changes OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Navigation Receiver NR 3320 01 02 NR 3330 01 02 BECKER FLUGFUNKWERK GMBH Baden Airpark B 108 D 77836 Rheinm nster Germany Tel 49 0 7229 305 0 Telex 781 271 beflu Fax...

Page 2: ...ure Should the fault only occur sporadically please answer the following questions The fault occurs after minutes of operation The fault occurs under the following environmental conditions p low tempe...

Page 3: ...71 BECKER NR 3320 NR 3330 Page 32 Issue 12 97 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page IMPORTANT 1 INTRODUCTION 1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 3 GENERAL INFORMATION 5 p Short description of NAV receiver 5 CONTROL AND INDICATORS...

Page 4: ...needles and or flags with 1 kW each GS warning flag output max of 3 needles and or flags with 1 kW each q Indicators VOR LOC indicator singlepointer IN 3300 4 9 or for NR 3330 01 equivalent indicator...

Page 5: ...ssue 12 97 IMPORTANT Carefully read these operating instructions right through before attemp ting to operate the NAV receiver Keep these operating instructions carefully They contain important sa fety...

Page 6: ...be low 55 C or above 85 C is to be avoided l Switch off the unit when starting or shutting down engines BECKER NR 3320 NR 3330 Page 4 Issue 12 97 WARNING CAUTION CAUTION AGC 3 dB from 87 dBm 10 dBm Di...

Page 7: ...unit appears the course de viation needle must then not be used in the continuing flight l Warning When flying with the autopilot locked on to VOR the OBS must not be rotated because any change in th...

Page 8: ...DC Current consumption of typ 340 mA NR 3320 01 without panel illumination Current consumption of typ 300 mA NR 3320 02 without panel illumination Current consumption of typ 280 mA NR 3330 01 without...

Page 9: ...z and 117 95 MHz The NAV receiver NR 3320 02 is designed to receive VOR and LOC signals on 200 channels in the frequency range between 108 00 MHz and 117 95 MHz It supplies the NAV composite signal to...

Page 10: ...he front plate and the panel BECKER NR 3320 NR 3330 Page 8 Issue 12 97 Entry of password to interlock the equipment configuration Call up the COdE function using the MDE key The following display appe...

Page 11: ...ith four screws The VOR LOC receiver is a triple conversion superheterodyne receiver and operates in the frequency range from 108 00 MHz to 117 95 MHz with a channel separation of 50 kHz The injection...

Page 12: ...t two digits display the version number and on the left two digits display the software Spec Fr appears in the left indication and OFF or ON in the right indication after display the version number an...

Page 13: ...requency setting channel selection only ON OFF CS Inhibiting the frequency storage ON OFF dEL Erasure of stored frequencies COdE Entering a password to interlock the equipment configuration Poti ReIea...

Page 14: ...ppears in the right display and the stored frequency is shown in the left display The navigation receiver is ready to receive on this frequency Select the require channel using the kHz frequency selec...

Page 15: ...mode press the MDE key BECKER NR 3320 NR 3330 Page 20 Issue 12 97 LCD liquid crystal display elements Symbol Description Function 9 left indication active frequency Indication of active reception freq...

Page 16: ...ted using the frequency selector switches NOTE All setting or frequency changes are automatically stored af ter two seconds This means that changes which are made immediately before switching off are...

Page 17: ...hannels Frequency preselection mode Display of the active and preset frequency The preset frequency can be set using the frequency change switches Pressing the exchange key changes over from the activ...

Page 18: ...directi on of correction by the vertical needle course correction in the di rection of the needle deflection BECKER NR 3320 NR 3330 Page 16 Issue 12 97 6 When overflying the VOR station the TO FROM d...

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