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KFC 225
FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM
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BENDIX/KING
KFC 225
REVISION HISTORY
MANUAL: KFC 225 FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM INSTALLATION MANUAL
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SECTION I
GENERAL INFORMATION
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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SECTION I
GENERAL INFORMATION
The KFC 225 Flight Control System for a two axis configuration consists of the following units:
UNIT DESCRIPTION
KC 225 Flight Control Computer
KCM 100 Configuration Module
KS 270C Pitch Axis Servo Actuator
KS 271C Primary Axis Servo Actuator -- Roll Axis
KS 272C Pitch Trim Servo Actuator
KCS 55A or KCS 305 Compass System
KI 256 or KVG 350 Attitude Gyro
KM 275 or KM 277 (Total of 3 required) Servo Mount
KA 285A (optional) Remote Mode Annunciator
The KFC 225 Flight Control System for a three axis configuration consists of the following units:
UNIT DESCRIPTION
KC 225 Flight Control Computer
KCM 100 Configuration Module
KS 270C Pitch Axis Servo Actuator
KS 271C Primary Axis Servo Actuator -- Roll Axis
KS 271C Primary Axis Servo Actuator -- Yaw Axis
KS 272C Pitch Trim Servo Actuator
KRG 331 or KRG 332 Yaw Rate Gyro
KCS 55A or KCS 305 Compass System
KI 256 or KVG 350 Attitude Gyro
KM 275 or KM 277 (Total of 4 Required) Servo Mount
KA 285A (optional) Remote Mode Annunciator
Approach(APR) Roll and Pitch commands to capture and track LOC and
GS Beams, VOR and GPS Approach course.
Reverse Localizer(REV) Roll command to capture and track a reverse LOC course.
Roll Attitude Hold Roll default mode to maintain reference roll attitude.
Pitch Attitude Hold Pitch default mode to maintain reference pitch attitude.
Flight Director (FD) Brings up flight director command bars on attitude display,
and engages roll and pitch attitude hold.
SPECIFICATION CHARACTERISTIC
Maximum Bank Angles Set by Certification
Vertical Speed Stability + 100 feet per minute (Up to +1000 FPM)
SPECIFICATION CHARACTERISTIC
Altitude Capture Overshoot System will limit overshoot to less than 100
feet of the selected altitude across the altitude
range of the aircraft.
When armed prior to the capture point.
Vertical Trim Mode Continuous Discrete
ALH 500 FPM 20 Feet
VS 300 FPM/SEC 100 FPM
SPECIFICATION CHARACTERISTIC
TSO Compliance: See Appendix A
Nominal Physical Dimensions: Including Rack & Mating Connector
Width: 6.306 in (16.02 cm)
Height: 1.665 in (4.23 cm)
Length: 11.26 in (28.60 cm) + 1.71 (4.34 cm)
Weight Including mounting rack and mating 3.20 lbs. (1.45 kg)
connectors: (Nominal)
SPECIFICATION CHARACTERISTIC
Power Inputs: (Nominal) +28VDC at 0.6A
+14V DC at 1.2A (not qualified for emergency
operation)
SIGNAL INPUTS
LOC Energize Sense: Ground for LOC Enable and GPS Approach
SPECIFICATION CHARACTERISTIC
2 ARINC 429 Receivers 2 wire twisted shielded pair, ARINC 429 for-
mat.
Flaps (Flaps1, Flaps2) Two options are available in the installation
menu analog or discrete flaps.
If the analog flaps option is selected:
The differential voltage between these pins
will be used to determine autotrim response
to flaps.
If (Flaps2 -- Flaps1) is greater than 6V, the
autotrim will drive nose up.
If (Flaps2 -- Flaps1) is less than --6V, the auto-
trim will drive nose down.
SPECIFICATION CHARACTERISTIC
SIGNAL OUTPUTS
ARINC 429 Transmitter 2 wire twisted shielded pair, ARINC 429 For-
mat
SPECIFICATION CHARACTERISITIC
TSO Compliance: See Appendix A
SIGNAL INPUTS
Strobe 8 Hz logic level
Clock 100 kHz logic level
Data Logic input
Minimum high = 3.15V
Max low = 0.90V
Trim Fail Annunciate Ground for valid, open for invalid
Lamp Test Ground for valid, open for invalid
SPECIFICATION CHARACTERISITIC
TSO Compliance: See Appendix A
Weight: (Nominal)
KS 270C: 2.5 lbs (1.13 kg)
KS 271C: 2.2 lbs (1.00 kg)
KS 272C: 2.1 lbs (0.95 kg)
SIGNAL INPUTS
SIGNAL OUTPUTS
1.4.1.2 KS 270C/271C/272C
The KS270C/271C/272C that are KC 225 compatible are available in the following versions:
1.4.1.3 KM 275
The KM 275 is available in the following versions:
Part Number Slip Clutch Used Preset Torque (in--lbs)
065--0030--00 200--01678--0000 (Standard) Variable
065--0030--02 200--02380--0000 Variable
1.4.1.4 KM277
The KM 277 is available in the following versions:
Part Number Slip Clutch Used Preset Torque (in--lbs)
065--0041--00 200--02085--0000 Variable
1.4.1.5 KCM 100
The KCM 100 is available in the following versions:
Part Number Description
071--00073--5000 Configuration Module
1.4.1.6 KA 285A
The KA 285A is available in the following versions:
Part Number Description
065--00184--0100 Remote Mode Annunciator
1.4.2.2 KS 270C/271C/272C
The Installation Kit (PN 050--00398--0000) for the KS270C, KS 271C and KS272C consists of
the following items:
The KM 275 Installation Kit (PN 050--01716--0000/0001) consists of the following items:
Refer to the appropriate STC installation manual to determine kit version for a given aircraft
type.
The KCM 100 Installation Kit (PN 050--03245--0000) consists of the following items:
The KA 285A Installation Kit (PN 050--03507--0501) consists of the following items:
NOTE
Specify only the first 9 characters of the part number when ordering
certification diskettes. The last 4 characters will be changed as
software updates are made.
225--00044 --XXXX
C. KMT 112 (PN 071--1052--XX) Compass Flux Valve and installation kit
(PN 050--01361--0000).
E. KI 256 (PN 060--0017--XX) Attitude Gyro and installation kit (PN 050--01518--XXXX)
or
KVG 350 (PN 060--0026--XX) Attitude Gyro and installation kit (PN 050--01873--0000)
F. KRG 331 (PN 060--0024--00) Rate Gyro and installation kit (PN 050--01865--0000)
or
KRG 332 (PN 060--0033--XX) Rate Gyro and installation kit (PN 050--01865--0000)
G. KEA 130A (PN 066--3064--XX) and installation kit (PN 050--2175--XX) or KEA 346 (PN
066--3062--XX) and installation kit (PN 050--1884--XX)
C. GPS Receiver
None.
SECTION II
INSTALLATION
NOTE
“The conditions and tests required for TSO approval of this article are
minimum performance standards. It is the responsibility of those
desiring to install the article either on or within a specific type or class
of aircraft to determine that the aircraft installation conditions are
within the TSO standards. If not within the TSO standards, the article
may be installed only if further evaluation by the applicant documents
an acceptable installation and is approved by the Administrator.”
CAUTION
The static port on the rear of the KC 225 is designed to float to
ensure alignment with the static port on the mounting rack. Do
not attempt to tighten the mounting screws for the KC 225 static
port.
WARNING
REMOVAL OF THE KC 225 FROM ITS MOUNTING RACK IN THE
AIRCRAFT PANEL OPENS THE STATIC AIR SYSTEM TO THE
AIRCRAFT CABIN. AFTER REINSTALLATION OF THE KC 225,
VERIFY THAT THE STATIC AIR SYSTEM COMPLIES WITH F.A.R.
91.411.
NOTE
The following information is provided in the event that the o--ring on
the KC 225 static port requires replacement. The o--ring is 70
durometer EPDM material, AS568A--006 size. The Honeywell part
number is 187--01004--0013. The o--ring should be greased with
Honeywell part number 016--01210--0000, Dow Corning 55 o--ring
Lubricant (Mil--G--4343) or equivalent grease.
2.3.7.1 Requirements
The procedures listed on the following pages assume that the installer has a general working
knowledge of basic avionics system (i.e. autopilots and navigation systems). Where necessary,
detailed procedures will be given (i.e. configuration of the KFC 225 AFCS using a PC).
The following ground test equipment will be necessary to accomplish the check--out procedures.
It is the installer’s responsibility to provide all test equipment unless otherwise specified. The
computer cable assembly and the floppy diskette must be obtained from Honeywell.
NOTE
Items G & H are contained in Gyro Test Kit -- 050--05024--0001.
Prior to equipment installation, it is important to verify that all connections have been made per the
appropriate STC installation manual. Any discrepancies in the wiring must be resolved before
proceeding.
The harness should also be checked for proper clearance from any control cables and other
potential areas that may cause binding and/or chafing.
Following are some general requirements for the KFC 225 system wiring harness:
A. Stranded wire used shall meet or exceed MIL--W--22759/16 specification. Shielded wire shall
meet or exceed MIL--C--27500 specification.
B. All grounds are to be tied to aircraft ground as close to each unit as possible. All shield
grounds must be local with a maximum length of 6 inches.
C. Power and chassis grounds of the KC 225 shall be tied to the KC 225 mounting rack with a
maximum length of 6 inches. Other units power and chassis ground maximum length is 18
inches.
D. The maximum length for the KCM 100 Configuration module harness measured from the KC
225 connectors to the KCM 100 connector is 4 feet.
E. KC 225 shielded wire shall have the shields terminated to the studs on the rear of the
mounting rack end plate with the shielded wire exposure limited to 3 inches.
F. The ferrite beads (PN 013--00045--0001) included in the KC 225 installation kit must be
installed within 6 inches of the KC 225 P2251 on the wires connected to pins 14 and 20. Insert
the wire end into one hole and loop it around into the other hole. Repeat this until the wire
has made 2.5 turns and exits the bead opposite the end that it entered.
G. Command Bar Reference (P2561--N) and Power Ground (P2561--S) must be grounded to
the KC 225 back plate. These wires must be 22 gauge minimum.
H. When connecting Roll attitude (P2561--C) and Pitch attitude (P2561--A) signals from the KI
256 to the KC 225, they must each be paired with the Attitude reference (P2561--E) using
shielded twisted pair wiring. For example, roll attitude and attitude reference must be paired
with each other using a shielded twisted pair and pitch attitude and attitude reference must
be paired with each other using a shielded twisted pair. These signals must not be grouped
together into a shielded twisted triple due to the risk of cross--coupling the pitch and roll
signals with each other.
I. The VG excitation (P2561--D) must be paired with the attitude reference (P2561--E) using a
shielded twisted pair.
J. Chassis ground (P2561--F) should be grounded as close to the KI 256 as possible, length
not to exceed 60 inches.
K. The maximum length for the KA 285A remote mode annunciator harness measured from the
KC 225 connectors to the KA 285A connector is 8 feet.
After the harness check has been completed and any discrepancies have been resolved, the units
should be installed into their respective racks, and all connections to the wiring harness should be
made. Verify that all units are secure in their respective rack, panels, etc.., and all harness
connections are secure.
The first time the AFCS is turned on in a new installation, the Flight Control Computer (FCC) must
be configured via an RS 232 interface using a PC. This interface capability is provided to facilitate
diagnostic and configuration functions with the FCC during the post installation checkout. The PC
will communicate through the RTI by using the terminal emulator in the “ACCESSORIES” group of
Microsoft Windows version 3.1 or later (Hyper Terminal in Windows 95/98/NT/ME). Use of other
interface software is acceptable. The displays are identical when using an alternate terminal
emulator.
NOTE
Verify that the terminal emulator being used is configured to strip out
all line feeds and carriage returns (This is the windows terminal
emulator default setting). Failure to do so will result in a
“CHECKSUM ERROR”.
The RS232 interface to the computer is through a Remote Terminal Interface (RTI) connector
located in the cockpit. Connect the (PN 155--02794--0001) computer cable assembly to the RTI
jack. Connect the computer cable assembly connector to the appropriate COM port on the PC.
NOTE
Autopilot System configuration cannot be accomplished without
using the RTI.
A. Windows 3.1
Double click the “TERMINAL” icon. Upon entering the terminal emulator, select the “Settings”
menu item, then select “Communications” menu option. Configure the communication port
as described below and then click on the “OK”.
9600 Baud Rate
8 Data Bits
1 Stop bit
No parity (none)
Xon/Xoff flow control
Select appropriate COM port
B. Windows 95/98/NT/ME
Select the Hyper Terminal folder in accessories.
Double click the “Hypertrm” icon.
Enter a name for your connection (i.e. 225) and select the computer to phone connection icon
(this setup will work regardless of which icon is chosen). Click ”OK”
The phone number pop--up box will appear listing several options for a phone connect. Select
“Direct to COM 1” (If COM 1 is the port being used). Click “OK”
Configure the communications port as described below and then click “OK”.
9600 Baud Rate
8 Data Bits
1 Stop bit
No parity (none)
Xon/Xoff flow control
Select appropriate COM port
The terminal is now ready to communicate with the KC 225. Press the Enter key to establish
communication. If communication is not established verify the computer cable assembly is
properly installed.
It is recommended that the settings that have been entered be saved for future interface to the FCC.
2.3.8.2.2 RTI Main Menu
Apply ground power to the aircraft. Turn the avionics master switch and autopilot master switch (If
Installed) to the “ON” position. The FCC will initiate the preflight test sequence, but may fail if the
unit has not been previously configured. After a few seconds, the RTI main menu should appear
on the terminal. If it does not, press <ENTER> or CTRL--W to refresh the screen. If communications
cannot be established, check the RS232 interconnect and terminal setup.
The main menu provides selection of entering diagnostic mode, displaying the error log, displaying
the Software Identification number, or configuring the system. The following sections provide
specific instructions on using these capabilities to perform the required installation and ground
checkout procedures. NOTE: Selection of diagnostics mode will inhibit normal operation of the flight
computer.
The remote terminal should now display the following RTI MAIN MENU:
NOTE
Early software versions may not include item 5(KC 225 SW Bulletin
Update) and item 14(Tone Alert at Sel Alt/Not).
C. If this is a new installation, press “1”, then press <ENTER>. Now the terminal should display
the message: “Upload installation file or press <ESC> to abort”.
When using Microsoft Windows (version 3.1 and later) terminal program, select the
“TRANSFERS” menu and then select “SEND TEXT FILE”. Insert the floppy diskette provided
by Honeywell. Choose the appropriate floppy drive in the “DRIVES” field and change the “LIST
FILES OF TYPE” field to “ALL FILES(*.*)”. Select the appropriate file (as indicated by the
aircraft specific STC installation manual) and click on “OK”. Press <ENTER> to return to the
installation options page.
When the file transfer is complete, verify the terminal displays the message, ”Installation data
have been saved in nonvolatile memory”.
NOTE
If this message is not received, then there is a problem with the
installation. Use the displayed error message to resolve the
problem. On faster computers, it may be necssary to add a 1 ms
delay after each line. Failure to do so may result in failure to properly
transfer certification files and SW updates.
D. Set the audio volume to the desired value and select the other options, as appropriate. The
options displayed will depend upon the aircraft certification and the version of the FCC.
Configure each option as specified below.
1. Audio Volume The minimum certified volume setting is specified by the aircraft
specifc STC installation manual and option 7 is the maximum level.
2. Select 350/256
Select option 0 for the KI 256 or 1 if the KVG 350 / EFS 40 option is installed.
3. Flaps Analog/Discrete Option 1 is for installations interfacing directly to a flap motor
to determine flap motor direction, where option 0 is for installations interfacing to the
flap system switches to sense flap activity. Some installations may not use the flaps
interface so either option may be selected.
4. Voice MSG Enabled/Disabled
Select option 1 if voice messaging is desired.
Select option 0 if voice messaging is to be muted.
NOTE
TRIM IN MOTION and CHECK PITCH TRIM messages cannot be
disabled.
NOTE
Adjustments are also required in the event one of the KFC 225
system components are replaced. Refer to Maintenace Matrix Table
in Section 6 of the appropriate aircraft specific STC installation
manual.
NOTE
A properly regulated and filtered air source is essential for correct
gyro operation. When making gyro alignment adjustments, always
have the gyro tilt set to zero degrees in the axis not under test.
For all the Attitude Gyro Calibration, set up the KI 256 attitude gyro (or KVG 350 vertical gyro for
EFIS installations) on a tilt stand that can be adjusted in both pitch and roll axes. Connect the gyro
to the airplane harness using the appropriate extender cable. For the KI 256 air driven gyro, connect
the gyro air input to a regulated 4.5 to 5 in. Hg source. Allow at least 5 minutes for the attitude gyro
to stabilize.
NOTE
When aligning a KI 256 panel mounted attitude gyro, a properly
regulated and filtered air source is essential for correct gyro
operation.
From the top -- level menu in the configuration program, reference Figure 2 -- 1, RTI Main Menu
Screen, enter the installation menu by pressing ”N”. Now press ”2” (Installation Offset) and
<ENTER> to enter the installation offset page. From this page, numerous offsets can be
compensated. For each parameter listed, after entering the associated number, zero the input to
the flight computer and press <ENTER>. This can be done without engaging the autopilot (except
were noted). The null values will be stored in the configuration module and will be used to
compensate the input value. The following paragraphs detail this procedure.
NOTE
Ensure all electrical power to the KC 225 is off and remove the unit
from its mounting rack. Install the KC 225 extender
(050--03488--0000) in the KC 225 mounting rack and reinstall the KC
225, mating it to the extender.
5. Locate the adjustment pots on the left hand side of the unit (reference Figure 2 -- 4,
Pitch/Roll Demod Gain adjustment Pots.) and using a screwdriver adjust the PITCH
attitude demod gain pot until [10 degrees + the PITCH offset that was noted when
the attitude gyro was level] + 0.5 degrees is indicated.
NOTE
For KVG 350 installations, the pitch and roll attitude demod gain
potentiometers usually require adjustment at or near their maximum
range.
NOTE
A dither motor should be attached to the tilt stand and running during
all alignment adjustments performed with the attitude gyro on a tilt
stand.
6. Return the Gyro to level PITCH attitude and level ROLL attitude.
7. Engage AP and while observing the ROLL value displayed on the ”INSTALLATION
OFFSET” page, adjust ”The Pot” to obtain a ROLL reading of 0.0 + 0.1 deg.
Disengage AP.
8. Adjust the tilt stand to a 20 degrees RIGHT ROLL attitude (indicated).
Record the ROLL value displayed on the ”INSTALLATION OFFSET” page.
9. Adjust the tilt stand to a 20 degrees LEFT ROLL attitude (indicated).
Record the ROLL value displayed on the ”INSTALLATION OFFSET” page.
10. Divide 40 by the difference in the readings obtained in Steps 8 and 9 and then
multiply the result by the reading recorded in Step 9.
11. Adjust the Roll Demod Gain Adjustment Pot to obtain to obtain a ROLL reading
(displayed on the ”INSTALLATION OFFSET” page) equal to the calculation result
from Step 10, + 0.1 deg.
12. Engage AP and while observing the ROLL value displayed on the ”INSTALLATION
OFFSET” page, adjust ”The Pot” to obtain a ROLL reading of --20.0 + 0.1 deg.
Disengage AP.
13. Adjust the tilt stand to a 20 degrees RIGHT ROLL attitude (indicated). Verify the
ROLL value displayed on the ”INSTALLATION OFFSET” page is 20.0 + 0.5 deg
14. Return the Gyro to level PITCH attitude and level ROLL attitude . Verify the ROLL
value displayed on the ”INSTALLATION OFFSET” page is 0.0 +1.0 deg.
15. Select ”3. Pitch Attitude” on the ”INSTALLATION OFFSET” page and press <ENTER>
to store the PITCH axis Gyro offset information.
NOTE
The roll attitude offset adjustment may need to be readjusted during
flight. Any in--flight FCC adjustments should be performed in smooth
air. A laptop PC is not necessary for the roll attitude offset adjustment
when performed during flight.
NOTE
The following procedures should be completed with the KC 225
installed in its rack without the extender. Ensure all electrical power
to the KC 225 is off and remove the KC 225 and extender from the
rack. Reinstall the KC 225 securely without the extender and apply
electrical power and return to the ”SET INSTALLATION OFFSETS”
page of the Remote Terminal Interface (RTI).
NOTE
Since selected Heading and course are supplied to the KC 225 via
digital interface for EFIS/EHSI installations, the HSI Heading and
Course Pointer Calibration procedure does not apply for EFIS/EHSI
installations.
NOTE
Since the KC225 supplies the Flight Director cues via digital interface
for EFIS/EADI installations, the Flight Director Alignment /
Calibration and Flight Director Gain Adjustment procedures do not
apply for EFIS/EADI installations.
NOTE
For KI 256 installations, the Flight Director alignment with the
symbolic aircraft may need to be readjusted during flight to
accommodate differences in instrument panel alignment as well as
pilot viewing angle preference. Any FCC adjustments undertaken in
flight should be performed in smooth air. The laptop PC is not
necessary for these in--flight adjustments.
E. Altimeter Calibration
NOTE
Care must be taken not to exceed the limits of the aircraft pneumatic
instruments while performing the Altimeter Calibration. Special care
must be taken if pressure is applied to the static system. Refer to the
pitot/static ramp tester instruction manual.
INPUT=> OUTPUT=<
TABLE 2--2 KC 225 CONNECTOR J2251 PIN FUNCTIONS
INPUT=> OUTPUT=<
TABLE 2--3 KC 225 CONNECTOR J2552 PIN FUNCTIONS
FACE VIEW
INPUT=> OUTPUT=<
Pin I/O Description
1 > + 5VDC IN
2 <> GROUND
3 > CFG ENABLE
4 > CFG CLOCK
5 <> CFG DATA
6 SPARE
7 SPARE
8 SPARE
9 SPARE
FACE VIEW
P270C1
A TACH +
B VALID TP
C POWER GND
D COMMAND REF
E AP DISCONNECT
F CLUTCH LOW
H +28V
J TRIM SENSE +
K VALID BAR
L COMMAND
M VALID TP
N CHASSIS GROUND
P TACH --
R TRIM SENSE --
FACE VIEW
P271C1
A TACH+ (TEST ONLY), SPARE*
B VALID TP
C POWER GND
D COMMAND REF
E AP DISCONNECT
F CLUTCH LOW
H +28V
J SPARE
K VALID BAR
L COMMAND
M VALID TP
N CHASSIS GROUND
P VREF (REFERENCE VOLTAGE)
R SPARE
* FOR --0600 SERVOS ONLY
TABLE 2--6 KS 271C CONNECTOR PIN FUNCTIONS
FACE VIEW
*P272C1
* SEE TABLE 2--8 FOR CLUTCH LOW KEYING PER UNIT VERSION NUMBER
A DISABLE BAR
B SPARE
C POWER GND
D COMMAND REF
E AP DISCONNECT
F SEE TABLE 2 -- 8
H +28V
J MOTOR FEEDBACK 1
K SEE TABLE 2 -- 8
L COMMAND
M SEE TABLE 2 -- 8
N CHASSIS GROUND
P SEE TABLE 2 -- 8
R MOTOR FEEDBACK 2
FACE VIEW
INPUT=> OUTPUT=<
Pin I/O Description
1 > Mode Ann Strb
2 SPARE
3 > Mode Ann Clk
4 SPARE
5 > Mode Ann Data
6 SPARE
7 < Dimmer Adjust Test Point
8 > Trim Fail Annunciate
9 SPARE
10 > Chassis Ground
11 <> Power Ground
12 > Lamp Test
13 SPARE
14 > 28 VDC Input Power
15 SPARE
FIGURE 2--6 KS 270C, KS 271C & KS272C WITH KM 275 INSTALLATION DRAWING
(Dwg No 155--05161--0000, Rev AC)
(Sheet 1 of 1)
NOTE: INSTALLATION MANUAL REFERRED TO IN NOTES 1 AND 2 IS THE STC INSTALLATION MANUAL
FIGURE 2--11 CLUTCH ADJUSTMENT
(Sheet 2 of 5)
NOTE: INSTALLATION MANUAL REFERRED TO IN NOTES 1 AND 2 IS THE STC INSTALLATION MANUAL
FIGURE 2--11 CLUTCH ADJUSTMENT
(Sheet 4 of 5)
SECTION 3.0
OPERATION
3.1 GENERAL
Refer to the KFC 225 Pilot’s Guide (PN 006--18035--XXXX), and the STC installation manual of the
particular aircraft in which the system is installed for operating procedures or the Flight Manual
Supplement of the particular aircraft.
TSO APPENDIX
RTCA DO--160C
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALIFICATION
FORMS