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CHAPTER 9

COMMUNICATION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 09.00.1
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 09.10.1
AUDIO CONTROL PANEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
INTERPHONE CONTROL UNIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
FLIGHT ATTENDANT’S HANDSET AND CONTROL UNIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
ADVISORY LIGHT PANEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
MICROPHONE SWITCHES/GROUND CREW INDICATOR LIGHTS . . . . . . . . . . .5
OBSERVER’S COMMUNICATION PANEL/MICROPHONE AND
HEADPHONE JACK LOCATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
VHF COMMUNICATION CONTROL PANEL (KING) (S.O.O. 8033) . . . . . . . . . . . .7
VHF COMMUNICATION CONTROL PANEL (COLLINS) (S.O.O. 8041) . . . . . . . .9
HF COMMUNICATION CONTROL PANEL (KING) (S.O.O. 8021) . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
SELCAL CONTROL PANEL (S.O.O. 8018) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
VHF CONTROL PANEL (COLLINS) /CHANNEL FREQUENCY SCHEME:
118.000---136.992 MHZ RANGE (CTL---22C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
AUTO FLITE PASSENGER BRIEFING/MUSIC SYSTEM (S.O.O. 8132) . . . . . . . .15
TEAM DIGITAL PASSENGER ADDRESS SYSTEM (CR823CH00236) . . . . . . . . .16
CASSETTE TAPE PLAYER (CR823SO00202) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER MONITOR PANEL (FAIRCHILD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER (SUNDSTRAND AV ---557C) (IF INSTALLED) . . .19
SOLID STATE COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER
MONITOR PANEL (SUNDSTRAND) (IF INSTALLED) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 09.20.1
AUDIO INTEGRATION GENERAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
AUDIO CONTROL PANEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
SERVICE INTERPHONE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
PASSENGER ADDRESS AND CABIN INTERPHONE
SYSTEM (PACIS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
PASSENGER BRIEFING SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
TEAM DIGITAL PASSENGER ANNOUNCEMENT SYSTEM
(CR823CH00236) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
VHF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
KING KTR---908 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
COLLINS VHF---22 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
KING KHF950 HF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
SELECTIVE CALLING SYSTEM (SELCAL) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
COLLINS VHF CTL---22C COMMUNICATION OPERATION --- 8.33 KHZ
SPACING (CR823CH00152) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
TWO HOUR COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
SOLID STATE CVR RECORDER (SSCVR) 7

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MICROPHONE/ INTERPHONE SELECTOR SWITCH SERVICE/ INTERPHONE SELECTOR SWITCH

ROTATE - selects communication radios (VHF 1,
VHF 2, HF, UHF or FM) or Public Address Cabin
Interphone System (PA) for transmission
- if receiver (HF, UHF or FM) is not installed, position
is inoperative
- INT position allows any key line switch to be used
for interphone communications
(alternate action switch and rotary volume control)
PUSH - turns service interphone audio ON/OFF
(illuminates when ON)
- flight crew member must select their SERV/INT
switch to ON to monitor conversations
ROTATE - varies interphone audio volume

AFT CENTER CONSOLE

VHF 1 VHF 2 HF UHF FM SERV/INT

1 – VOR – 2 1 – DME – 2
VHF 1 INT
MLS

PA

MIC
SPKR MKR 1 – ADF – 2
BOOM MASK

HOT
ON
MIC
VOL

HOT MIC SELECTOR SWITCH RECEIVER SELECTOR SWITCH

(alternate action switch and rotary volume control)
ON - microphones are automatically and
continuosly keyed for interphone operation
only
HOT MIC - normal position, microphones must
be keyed for operation
(alternate action switch and volume control -
typical 12 places)
PUSH - turns respective receiver audio ON/OFF
(illuminates when ON)
ROTATE - varies respective receiver volume

SPEAKER SELECTOR SWITCH BOOM/ MASK MICROPHONE SWITCH

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PUSH - turns overhead speaker OFF/ON BOOM - transmit from boom microphone
(illuminates when ON)
MASK - transmit from oxygen mask
ROTATE - varies speaker volume microphone

AUDIO CONTROL PANEL (ACP)

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INTERPHONE CONTROL UNIT (ICU)

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FLIGHT ATTENDANT'S HANDSET AND CONTROL UNIT

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LAVATORY SMOKE ANNUNCIATOR LIGHT

(red)
ILLUMINATED - smoke has been detected in the lavatory
- also illuminates during lavatory smoke alarm test

OXYGEN ON ANNUNCIATOR LIGHT (CR 835CH00009)

(green)
ILLUMINATED (flashing) - indicates oxygen is available to
passenger outlets

INTERPHONE ANNUNCIATOR LIGHT (CALL)

(pink)
ILLUMINATED - call (normal or emergency) received from
flight crew

PA ANNUNCIATOR LIGHT
(green)
ILLUMINATED - indicates passenger address announcement
is in progress

LAVATORY CALL ANNUNCIATOR LIGHT

(amber)
ILLUMINATED - flight attendant call switch, located
in lavatory, has been selected

ATTENDANT CALL ANNUNCIATOR LIGHT

(blue)
ILLUMINATED - flight attendant call switch, located
on PSU, has been selected
- accompanied by single HI chime sound

PASSENGER CABIN (2)

NOTE:
Rear flight attendant's advisory light panel is similar

ADVISORY LIGHT PANEL

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MICROPHONE SWITCHES/GROUND CREW INDICATOR LIGHTS

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OBSERVER'S COMMUNICATION PANEL/MICROPHONE AND HEADPHONE JACKS

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VHF COMMUNICATION CONTROL PANEL (KING)

(S.O.O. 8033)
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VHF COMMUNICATION CONTROL PANEL (KING)

(S.O.O. 8033)
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VHF COMMUNICATION CONTROL PANEL (COLLINS)

(S.O.O. 8041)
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VHF COMMUNICATION CONTROL PANEL (COLLINS)

(S.O.O. 8041)

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HF COMMUNICATION CONTROL PANEL (KING)

(S.O.O. 8021)
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HF COMMUNICATION CONTROL PANEL (KING)

(S.O.O. 8021)
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SELCAL

SELCAL CONTROL PANEL

(S.O.O. 8018)
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ACTIVE FREQUENCY
DISPLAY

ACTIVE Collins
ANNUNCIATOR
ACT XFR TRANSFER/MEMORY
RECALL SWITCH
PRESET
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY MEM
TRANSMIT
MEM RMT TX ANNUNCIATOR
MEMORY
ANNUNCIATOR COM
SQ MHz
OFF STO
ON FREQUENCY
REMOTE KNOB
ANNUNCIATOR OFF

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KHz
POWER/MODE TEST FREQUENCY
SWITCH ACT
KNOB

AUTOMATIC
DISPLAY SELF–TEST STORE ACTIVE
DIMMING SENSOR BUTTON BUTTON BUTTON

CENTER CONSOLE (2)

Frequency Spacing (KHZ) Channel Name Frequency Spacing (KHZ) Channel Name
(displayed) (displayed)
118.0000 25 118.000 118.0750 25 118.075
118.0000 8.33 118.005 118.0750 8.33 118.080
118.0083 8.33 118.010 118.0833 8.33 118.085
118.0167 8.33 118.015 118.0917 8.33 118.090
118.0250 25 118.025 118.1000 25 118.100
118.0250 8.33 118.030 118.1000 8.33 118.105
118.0333 8.33 118.035
* * *
118.0417 8.33 118.040 136.9750 25 136.975
118.0500 25 118.050 136.9750 8.33 136.980
118.0500 8.33 118.055 136.9833 8.33 136.985
118.0583 8.33 118.060 136.9917 8.33 136.990
118.0667 8.33 118.065

VHF CONTROL PANEL (COLLINS) /CHANNEL FREQUENCY

SCHEME: 118.000-136.992 MHZ RANGE (CTL-22C)

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AUTO FLITE PASSENGER BRIEFING/MUSIC SYSTEM

(S.O.O. 8132)
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ON KEY LANGUAGE/VOLUME KEY

PRESS - alternates action selects system on and PRESS - accesses language selection mode
off. Initiates self-test mode when selected on.
Adjacent LED illuminates (green) when system is PRESS - accesses volume adjustment mode
selected on

LIQUID CRYSTAL DIODE (LCD) DISPLAY ANNOUNCEMENT KEY

A sixteen character LCD display. Depending on
mode of operation, displays self-test results,
system failure codes, language menu and
selection order, announcement title menu and
selection, music title menu
PRESS - overrides self-test mode and
accesses announcement and broadcast
mode

ON A

STOP L/V

PLAY SEL
O

ABOVE THE WARDROBE

PLAY KEY SELECT KEY

PRESS - initiates play of selected PRESS - used in conjunction with arrow keys
announcements or music. to select items to memory from scrolled
Adjacent LED illuminates (green) to indicate menu. (eg. language, announcement,
play in progress music)

STOP KEY ARROW KEYS

PRESS - stops play of programmed selection.
Adjacent LED extinguishes
In language selection mode and music
selection mode, press up or down keys to
scroll through menu available in memory
In broadcast mode, press up or down to vary
volume level as appropriate

TEAM DIGITAL PASSENGER ADDRESS SYSTEM

(CR823CH00236)
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LIQUID CRYSTAL DIODE (LCD) DISPLAY REWIND PUSHBUTTON

Displays player status (ALL OFF, TAPE) and PRESS - rewinds tape to previous track and
direction of tape travel (left or right arrows) initiates play.

CASSETTE TAPE SLOT FAST FORWARD PUSHBUTTON

Gently insert cassette tape into slot (open side to PRESS - fast forwards tape to next track and
the right). Tape will be drawn in and play will initiates play.
initiate immediately. TAPE is displayed on the
LCD.

REW FF

EJECT
PROG

PROGRAM PUSHBUTTON EJECT PUSHBUTTON

PRESS - selects opposite side of cassette tape PRESS - stops cassette play and ejects tape
for play. Tape will resume playing automatically. approximately 1.5 inches from cassette slot.
Direction of tape play is indicated by an arrow LCD displays ALL OFF.
on the LCD

CASSETTE TAPE PLAYER

(CR823SO00202)
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MICROPHONE
- provides cockpit audio input to recorder.

TEST BUTTON
PRESS - 800Hz test tone may be monitored on
headset plugged into headphone jack on panel.
- test tone is supplied to each input to CVR (two
tones followed by another two tones).
MICROPHONE MONITOR
- needle deflects with each test tone during test
function.
- indicates recording levels of all four channels
simultaneously.

COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER

MICROPHONE

TEST ERASE

MONITOR
HEADPHONE

CENTER CONSOLE

ERASE BUTTON
PUSH - erases all audio recording in approximately
16 seconds when aircraft is on the ground and the
parking brake is set.
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HEADPHONE JACK
- accepts headset plug to monitor tone
transmission during test function

COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER (SUNDSTRAND AV-557C) (IF INSTALLED)

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MICROPHONE
- provides cockpit audio input to recorder.

ERASE BUTTON
PUSH - erases all audio recording in approximately
16 seconds when aircraft is on the ground and the
parking brake is set.
- erase function may be confirmed by monitoring
400Hz tone through headset.

COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER MICROPHONE MONITOR HEADPHONE JACK

ERASE TEST - accepts headset plug to monitor tone
transmission during test function or recorded
audio input to CVR.

HEADPHONE
STATUS
TEST BUTTON
PRESS - initiates a CVR self-test function which
CENTER CONSOLE consists of a 2 second, 800 Hz audio tone
monitored through the headphone jack, followed
by a single flash of the STATUS light.

STATUS LIGHT (LED)

(green)
ILLUMINATED - flashes once to indicate a
successful CVR self-test.

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AUDIO INTEGRATION GENERAL
The audio integrating system provides the pilot, copi-
lot, and observer with individual control of transmission
and reception of the communication radios and the ca-
pability to monitor the aircraft’s navigation receivers.
The audio integrating system also provides service in-
terphone communication between the pilot, copilot,
observer and two external ground crew stations.
AUDIO CONTROL PANEL
An Audio Control Panel (ACP) is installed at the pilot’s,
copilot’s and observer stations. The panel allows each
crew member to manage his own communication re-
quirements.
The ACP permits two way (transmit and receive) com-
munication capability from the cabin interphone, ser-
vice interphone, passenger address, VHF, HF, UHF
and FM (if installed) radio systems. It provides voice
and identification monitoring of selected navigation
aids. Receiver and cockpit loudspeaker volume is con-
trolled from this panel. Microphone selections are
made with a rotary type selector switch found on the
panel. To enable operation of the quick---don oxygen
mask mic, the lever---locked toggle switch must be in
the MASK position.
SERVICE INTERPHONE
Service Interphone is for on---ground communication
between cockpit and ground crew and is operated
through the audio control panel. The system has two
external ground crew stations (left hand side nose and
refuel---defuel panel in the right nacelle). Ground crew
indicator lights, located on the pilot’s side console, pro-
vide a visual indication of when the ground crew is
plugged into either service interphone jack.
PASSENGER ADDRESS AND CABIN INTERPHONE
SYSTEM (PACIS)
The PACIS provides:
a. Passenger address from the flight compart-
ment or flight attendant stations.
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b. Private voice communication between the
flight compartment and flight attendants sta-
tions.
c. Visual indication and aural chime for normal
and emergency calls at each location.
d. Emergency operation of items a) b) c) above
from the battery bus in the event of aircraft pri-
mary power failure.
Passenger Address System
The Passenger Address (PA) System allows cockpit
crew and cabin attendants to make announcements
throughout the cabin. Flight crew make announce-
ments through any microphone by pushing their re-
spective PA switchlight on the interphone control unit
and selecting the MIC switch to the PA position on the
audio control panel. Cabin attendants use either of the
attendant handsets for announcements. The flight
crew can terminate the PA mode by selecting another
function on the interphone control unit or by pressing
the PA switchlight.
Cabin Interphone System
The Cabin Interphone System permits intercommuni-
cation between the cockpit and flight attendant sta-
tions. An interphone control unit, located on the for-
ward center console, initiates and draws attention to
the call through a CALL switchlight. A chime is gener-
ated in the PA amplifier (located on wardrobe shelf)
and is heard in the headsets and cockpit speaker (if se-
lected). By pressing the CALL switchlight and select-
ing the MIC switch to PA on the audio control panel,
the cockpit crew use the hand---held, headset---boom
or mask mike to communicate with the flight atten-
dants. The headset---boom and mask mic operate au-
tomatically in the hot mic mode and are overridden by
using the hand---held microphones. The flight crew
receives attendant audio on their headsets and
overhead cockpit speaker (if selected). Selection of
cockpit speaker is made with SPKR selector switch
on the ACP.
Note
With certain Avtech handsets, to receive calls
from the flight attendant station, when Mask
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3.
Depressing the CALL or EMERG switchlight is
required to enable the pilot(s) to communicate
with the flight attendant.
The flight attendants communicate between the two
cabin stations or with the cockpit using handsets.
Calls from the attendants to the flight crew are initi-
ated by removing the handset from its cradle and
pressing the CALL switchlight on the attendant con-
trol unit. Communication between the two attendant
stations is initiated by pressing the ATT switchlight
on the attendant control unit. The operation of Atten-
dant Control Unit at station #2 is similar to station #1.
The cabin interphone system gives priority to modes
4.
selected from the flight compartment position.
PASSENGER BRIEFING SYSTEM
Use Arrow keys to scroll through available
memory for announcement titles and lan-
guages. Use SEL key to select required mes-
sages and languages in the desired se-
quence. Message titles and languages are
displayed on the LCD. Languages are indi-
cated on the menu by a single letter in paren-
theses (eg. (E) --- English, (F) --- French, (D)
--- German) included with the title of the mes-
sage.
If available in memory, Music is displayed as
a menu item and may be selected for play by
pressing the SEL key.
PLAY Key --- PRESS --- commences an-
nouncement sequence or music as se-
lected.

The Passenger Briefing System (if installed) consists
of a tape player providing boarding music and pre---
recorded announcements. The control panel is lo-
cated above the wardrobe and the system uses the
PA amplifier and cabin speakers. Operation of the PA
system will override the briefing system.
TEAM DIGITAL PASSENGER ANNOUNCEMENT
SYSTEM (CR823CH00236)
Adjust broadcast volume as follows:
1. L/V Key --- PRESS --- use arrow keys to adjust
volume level as desired. Volume level is dis-
played on LCD. (Note that a single Press is
necessary if in language selection mode and
a double Press is required if in announce-
ment selection mode.) System will revert to
announcement selection mode in thirty se-
conds following a volume adjustment.

The Team Digital Passenger Announcement System VHF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

(CR823CH00236) uses digitally recorded announce-
ments and music stored on memory cards installed
in the unit. The pre---recorded announcements and
music are individually accessed and selected using
the controls on the front of the unit. Up to four an-
nouncement languages may be programmed and
sequenced for play from the memory cards. Once a
program has been selected it will be retained for sub-
sequent flights unless changed again.
To operate the TEAM Digital Passenger Announce-
ment System proceed as follows:
1. ON Key --- PRESS --- initiates self---test. Suc-
cessful self---test is annunciated as “TEST
OK” on LCD display. System reverts to an-
nouncement selection and broadcast mode
once self---test is successfully completed.
2. L/V Key --- PRESS --- accesses language
selection mode.
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Two VHF communication radios are installed. Each
controller allows the selection of two independent
frequencies; the desired frequency being selected
into the standby display and then transferred to the
active display. Individual transmit and audio control
is provided through the respective audio control pan-
el.
Each VHF transceiver provides amplitude modula-
tion (AM) voice communication in the 118.000 to
135.975 MHz range in 25 MHz increments. The trans-
ceiver units are installed in the avionics rack. No. 1
VHF antenna is located on the forward upper fuse-
lage surface and No. 2 VHF antenna is located on the
forward lower fuselage surface. VHF COMM control-
lers are located on the center console. No. 1 control-
ler is on the left and No. 2 controller is on the right.
The VHF COMM controllers provide active frequency
selection, standby frequency selection, and selec-
tion of frequencies from programmable channels.
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Frequency Selection
Normally a frequency is selected in the SBY display
and then transferred to the active display for commu-
nication transceiver operation. Transfer is accom-
plished by pressing the transfer pushbutton. When
the button is momentarily pressed, the frequency in
the active display and the frequency in the standby
display exchange places.
The larger knob of the concentric frequency selector
increases or decreases the MHz portion of the fre-
quency in 1 MHz increments. The smaller knob of the
frequency selector increases or decreases the KHz
portion of the frequency in 50 KHz increments with
the knob pushed in or 25 KHz increments with the
knob pulled out. The MHz and KHz portion of each
display rolls over to the opposite end of the frequen-
cy band when selected beyond the upper or lower
limits of the display; the KHz display rolls over from
.00 to .975 or .975 to .00 and the MHz portion display
rolls over from 135 to 118 or 118 to 135.
To enter a frequency directly into the active display,
press and hold the transfer button for 2 seconds. The
frequency in the active display may then be changed
with the frequency selector knobs. Pressing the
transfer button momentarily will return the VHF
COMM controller to the SBY entry mode and the pre-
vious standby frequency will remain unchanged.
Channelized Operation
To select a channelized frequency (channel one
through nine) momentarily press the CHAN button.
The COMM transceiver remains tuned to the last ac-
tive frequency and the last previously used channel
number appears in the SBY display. If no channels
have been programmed, channel 1 (CH 1) will be dis-
played in the active display and dashes appear in the
SBY display. Turning either selector knob will select
through the programmed channel numbers and the
corresponding frequencies. To activate the selected
channel for COMM operation press the transfer but-
ton momentarily and the channel frequency be-
comes the new active frequency and the previous ac-
tive frequency becomes the standby frequency. If a
selected channel has not been activated within 5 se-
conds, the previous active frequency display returns
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and the selected channel frequency becomes the
standby frequency. Momentarily pressing CHAN
button before activating a selected channel will re-
turn the previous active and standby frequency dis-
play.
To assign a frequency to a channel, press the CHAN
button for longer than two seconds; the COMM re-
mains tuned to the active frequency and the last used
channel number is displayed in the active frequency
display preceded by a flashing P instead of CH des-
ignation, the associated frequency is displayed in the
standby frequency display and the channel number
flashes. Either frequency selector may be used to se-
lect the channel (one through nine) to be pro-
grammed.
Pressing the transfer button will cease the channel
number and P from flashing and cause the frequency
to flash. The frequency selector knob can then be
used to select the channel frequency. Pressing the
transfer button again will cease the frequency from
flashing and cause the channel number and P to
flash again. Another channel may be selected and
programmed. Dashes appear in the frequency dis-
play of unprogrammed channels. When selecting
channel frequencies dashes will be displayed when
rolling over or under before rolling to the highest or
lowest frequency respectively. Leaving dashes in the
display unprogrammes the channel when leaving
the program function.
If no selections are made for 20 seconds or if the
CHAN button is pressed again, the program function
is left and previous active and standby frequencies
are displayed.
A squelch override pushbutton, labelled PUSH TEST,
provides audible transceiver noise for setting volume
level when pulled. When pressed again the automat-
ic squelch is activated.
KING VHF Communication Operation
To operate either of the VHF transceivers proceed as
follows:
a. Audio Control Panel:
1. VHF 1 or VHF 2 receiver pushbutton --- Press on
and adjust volume.
b. VHF No. 1 or VHF No. 2 controller:
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1. PUSH TEST switch --- Pull to check volume level.
Release.
c. Audio Control Panel:
1. MIC selector switch --- VHF 1 or VHF 2 as appli-
cable.
2. MIC BOOM/MASK switch --- Boom or mask as
applicable.
d. VHF No.1 or VHF No. 2 controller:
1. Frequency selector knobs --- Select desired fre-
quency.
2. Transfer button --- Press to move selected fre-
quency to active display.
e. Microphone switch --- Press applicable PTT, XMIT
or hand---mic switch and transmit.
COLLINS VHF---22 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Frequency Selection
Normally a frequency is selected in the preset display
and then transferred to the active display for commu-
nication transceiver operation. Transfer is accom-
plished by momentarily selecting the XFR/MEM
switch to the XFR position. When the switch is mo-
mentarily selected, the frequency in the active dis-
play and the frequency in the preset display ex-
change places.
The active frequency may be set directly by pressing
the ACT pushbutton for approximately two seconds
and manually selecting the frequency with the fre-
quency selector knobs. While the frequency is being
manually set, an ACT annunciation flashes on the left
side of the active frequency display. Pressing the
ACT pushbutton a second time returns the active fre-
quency to a normal display.
Frequency selection is accomplished using the fre-
quency selector knob on the face of the control pan-
el. The larger of the two concentric knobs changes
the MHz portion of the display in 1 MHz increments.
The smaller knob changes the KHz portion of the dis-
play in 50 KHz increments or in 25 KHz increments for
the first two steps after the direction of rotation has
been reversed. Numbers roll over at the upper and
lower frequency limits.
Channelized Operation
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Pressing the momentary MEM switch will select one
of the six available channelized frequencies to the
preset frequency display. Successive selection of the
MEM switch will display the next channelized fre-
quency from memory. The MEM annunciator illumi-
nates whenever a stored frequency (channel) is dis-
played in the preselect frequency display. Once
selected to the preset display, a channelized fre-
quency may be selected to the active display by se-
lecting the XFR switch.
The STO pushbutton allows frequencies to be se-
lected and entered in the controller memory. The
memory retains the frequencies even if the set is
turned off. After selecting the frequency into the pre-
set frequency display, push the STO button. The ac-
tive display area displays the available memory
space (channel number) designated CH 1 through
CH 6; the preset frequency displays the frequency to
be stored. The MEM position of the XFR/MEM switch
may repeatedly selected to advance through the
channel numbers to reach the desired channel for
storing the preset frequency. The selected frequency
does not change as the channel numbers are se-
lected. Push STO again to store the preset frequency
to memory in the selected memory position (channel
number). After five seconds, the controller will return
to normal operation.
COLLINS VHF Communication Operation
To operate either of the VHF transceivers proceed as
follows:
a. VHF No. 1 or VHF No. 2 controller:
1. Select SQ. OFF.
b. Audio Control Panel:
1. VHF 1 or VHF 2 receiver pushbutton --- Press on
and adjust volume.
2. MIC. selector switch --- VHF 1 or VHF 2 as appli-
cable.
3. MIC. BOOM/MASK switch --- Boom or mask as
applicable.
c. VHF No.1 or VHF No. 2 controller:
1. Power and mode switch --- ON.
2. Frequency selector knobs --- Select desired fre-
quency.
3. Transfer/memory switch --- Select XFR to trans-
fer preselect frequency to active display.
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d. Microphone switch --- Press applicable PTT, XMIT
or hand---mic switch and transmit.
KING KHF950 HF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
The KING HF Communication System (if installed)
provides USB (upper side band), and AM (amplitude
modulation) modes of communication in the 2.0 to
29.999 MHz frequency range. The LSB (lower side
band) communication mode is an option only avail-
able to approved operating authorities and is not nor-
mally provided. Transmit and audio control is en-
abled through the audio control panel.
Any one of the possible 280,000 frequencies in the
range specified above may be selected on the fre-
quency and channel display for direct operation or
may be entered into programmable channels. The
KHF950 system has a capacity of nine---nine pro-
grammable channels in non---volatile memory.
KHF950 HF Operation
To operate the HF communication system proceed
as follows:
a. HF Control Panel:
1. VOLUME control --- power on, volume half way,
allow one minute for warmup.
2. SQUELCH control --- turn fully clockwise for
minimum squelching.
b. Audio Control Panel :
1. HF receiver pushbutton --- push on and adjust
volume.
2. MIC selector switch --- select HF.
3. BOOM/MASK switch --- select BOOM or MASK
as appropriate.
c. HF Control Panel:
1. SQUELCH --- select as required.
2. FREQ/CHAN transfer switch --- select desired
frequency or channel number.
3. MODE selector --- select as appropriate for the
frequency in use.
d. Transmitter switch --- press applicable switch (PTT,
XMIT or hand---mic) momentarily to the transmit posi-
tion to couple the antenna to the selected frequency.
During the antenna coupling cycle, the selected fre-
quency will not be displayed and the TX message will
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flash. On completion of the coupling cycle, the se-
lected frequency will appear in the display. The sys-
tem is then ready for transmission. The antenna will
re---couple at the initial transmission each time the
selected frequency is changed.
e. HF Control Panel:
1. CLARIFIER control --- adjust for the most audible
reception.
To program the pre---programmable channels apply
power to the set, allow a one minute warmup and
proceed as follows:
a. HF Control Panel:
1. Depress FREQ/CHAN transfer switch.
2. Depress PGM switch.
3. Select channel to be programmed into the dis-
play.
4. Select receive frequency into the display.
5. Set emission mode (LSB, AM or USB).
6. Depress STO switch, the TX message will flash
to indicate that the next STO actuation will store
the frequency. If it is desired to program the chan-
nel as receive only, proceed with step i.
7. Set transmit frequency into the display.
8. Depress STO switch.
9. Release the PGM switch or select and program
the next channel as desired.
SELECTIVE CALLING SYSTEM (SELCAL)
An optional Frederickson Jetcal Selective Calling
System (SELCAL) is available to operate in conjunc-
tion with either the VHF or HF communication sys-
tems. SELCAL visually and aurally alerts the flight
crew when a call is received from the base station
sending the proper coded signal. A SELCAL control
and annunciator panel is located on the center con-
sole. A “Sonalert” tone is enabled in the control pan-
el, in addition to a 700 Hz headset signal, whenever a
SELCAL call is received.
A call may be received when the VHF or HF system
(as appropriate) is selected to the frequency used by
the base station. When a call is received from the
base station sending the properly coded signal on
the selected frequency, the SELCAL decoder acti-
vates the Sonalert to sound a steady tone, causes
the channel 1 indicator to flash and illuminates the
RESET switchlight. An audio tone is annunciated in
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the flight crew headsets for 2 seconds and from the
SELCAL control panel continuously. Pressing the
RESET button cancels the continuous audio tone
and extinguishes the RESET switchlight. The SEL-
CAL system may also be reset by selecting the ap-
propriate VHF or HF communication frequency and
depressing the microphone switch for 2 seconds.
Pressing the TEST button on the SELCAL control
panel activates the Sonalert, causes all channel indi-
cator lights to flash and illuminates the RESET and
TEST switchlights. This test indicates system integri-
ty.
COLLINS VHF CTL---22C COMMUNICATION OP-
ERATION --- 8.33 KHz SPACING
(CR823CH00152)
The 8.33 KHz---capable CTL---22C shows the VHF
COM frequency as a channel frequency using all six
digits of the display as opposed to five digit displays
on those CTL---22s that only tune in 25KHz incre-
ments. The channel/frequency scheme for the
CTL---22C is from 118.000 to 136.9917. The last
‘channel name’ displayed is 136.992, which is an ac-
tual frequency of 136.9917 MHZ
To transmit and receive on a particular frequency us-
ing 8.33 KHz, the appropriate channel must be tuned
to the frequency display. When using the 8.33 KHz
spacing, the frequency being used to transmit and
receive will not be the same as the channel selected
on the frequency display. Refer to Figure 24---09---1,
Channel Frequency Scheme for 118.000 to 136.992
MHz Range..
The KHz select knob on the CTL---22C operates dif-
ferently than a CTL---22/22A. The KHz knob on the
CTL---22C is ‘Rate Aided’. The faster the KHZ knob is
turned, the more channels will be skipped. Also, a
single click of the KHz knob will either increase or de-
crease the channel by a single channel.
COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER
A Fairchild Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) or an op-
tional Sundstrand CVR is installed in the airplane.
The Cockpit Voice Recorder is used in accident in-
vestigations and provides continuous recording of all
flight crew communication, flight compartment con-
versations and PA announcements whenever the air-
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craft electrical system is powered. The Cockpit Voice
Recorder is located in the tail of the aircraft with a
control unit mounted on the center console in the
cockpit. The recorder automatically erases as it re-
cords and keeps only the last half---hour of record-
ing. The recorded data is retained in either a continu-
ous loop tape or a solid---state format (Mod 8/2715).
An inertia switch automatically removes power from
the system in the event of an accident. The CVR also
contains an underwater locating device (ULD) pow-
ered by an integral battery. The ULD activates auto-
matically when the CVR is immersed in water.
Sundstrand AV ---557C
(Continuous Loop Tape Format) (Optional)
TEST PROCEDURE
The operation of all four audio channels can be
checked by pushing the TEST pushbutton on the
CVR control unit while a 600---ohm headset is con-
nected into the HEADSET jack on the CVR control
unit. When the TEST pushbutton is pushed, an 800
Hz tone is supplied to each of the four channels for
approximately 200 milliseconds each. Two test tones
are heard through the headset followed by another
set of two test tones. At the same time the second
two tones are heard, the TEST METER on the CVR
control unit will deflect to full scale two times. Record-
ing quality can be monitored any time the system is
powered using a headset plugged into the head-
phone jack.
Sundstrand AV ---557C (Solid State Format)
(Optional)
TEST PROCEDURE
The operation of all four audio channels can be
checked by pushing the TEST pushbutton on the
CVR control unit while a 600---ohm headset is con-
nected into the HEADPHONE jack on the CVR con-
trol unit. When the TEST pushbutton is pushed, an
800 Hz tone may be monitored through the headset.
At the same time the tone is heard, the green STA-
TUS light will flash once. Recording quality can be
monitored any time the system is powered using a
headset plugged into the headphone jack.
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A Fairchild Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) or an op-
tional Sundstrand CVR is installed in the airplane.
The Cockpit Voice Recorder is used in accident in-
vestigations and provides continuous recording of all
flight crew communication, flight compartment con-
versations and PA announcements whenever the air-
craft electrical system is powered. The Cockpit Voice
Recorder is located in the tail of the aircraft with a
control unit mounted on the center console in the
cockpit. The recorder automatically erases as it re-
cords and retains only the last half---hour of record-
ing. On the Sundstrand solid state CVR with
CR823CH00216, two hours is retained. The re-
corded data is retained in either a continuous loop
tape or a solid---state format (Mod 8/2715). An inertia
switch automatically removes power from the system
in the event of an accident. The CVR also contains an
underwater locating device (ULD) powered by an in-
tegral battery. The ULD activates automatically when
the CVR is immersed in water.
Fairchild/Sundstrand CVR
(Solid State Recording Device)
(Optional)
TEST PROCEDURE
The operation of all four audio channels can be
tested as follows:
Inserting a 600---ohm headset into the HEADSET
jack on the CVR control unit.
Push the TEST button, and listen for an 800 Hz
test tone through the headset. At the same time
the tone is heard, the green STATUS light will flash
once.
Check the recording quality by speaking into the
control unit microphone and listen to the playback
for the voice quality after a short delay.
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Sunstrand/Allied Signal Solid State Cockpit Voice
Recorder SSCVR (Optional)
A Solid State Cockpit Voice Recorder System
(SSCVR) is installed in the aircraft to be used as a ac-
cident investigation tool by retaining an audio re-
cording of the last two hours of all flight crew commu-
nications, flight compartment conversations and PA
announcements once the aircraft electrical system is
powered. The Solid State Cockpit Voice Recorder is
located in the aft section of the aircraft with the con-
trol unit mounted on the center console in the cock-
pit. The system retains the last two---hours of record-
ing in the solid---state recorder (Mod 8/2715). A
longitudinal mounted inertia crash switch automati-
cally interrupts power to the system to stop recording
in the event of an crash. The system allows the pilot to
bulk erase the recorder by applying parking brakes
and pushing the ERASE button. A 400 Hz audio tone
confirms a complete erase. Attached to the CVR is an
underwater locating device (ULD) powered by an in-
ternal battery. The ULD activates automatically when
the CVR is immersed in water.
TEST PROCEDURE
The operation of all four audio channels can be
tested as follows:
Inserting a 600---ohm headset into the HEADSET
jack on the CVR control unit.
Push the TEST button, and listen for a 800 Hz test
tone through the headset. At the same time the
tone is heard, the green STATUS light will flash
once.
Check the recording quality by speaking into the
control unit microphone and listen to the playback
for the voice quality after a short delay.
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