OI TS Cl De-icina controlers Provamaty sumten unt ic functions are performed by the MFC system. The system integrates management and monitoring logical functions for different aircraft systems. 9 Itconsists of two computers MFC1 and MFC2 and results in: Contra alerting ‘window ant.cing computer ‘controior + reducing the number of relays significantly, + replacing small electronic units which ‘ensure weight saving, ig vertemperature montorng unt + simplifying definition, installation and = Fender meron modifications of related systems. m Propotor brake controlor Battery pratection units ‘The computers MFC1 and MFC2 are identical and interchangeable. ‘An MFC control panel and an MFG maintenance panel are provided.() * The MFC’s modules process data received from several aircraft systems. | © Each module includes : */ + a28VDC dual power supply, (+ an input/output circuit, 4, + computation unit, {) + formodules 1A and 2A only, a hardwired logic independent of the computation unit. > © Both MFCs are olectrically and mechanically interchangeable. Operational */ differenciation between MFC1 and MFC2 is made through pin programming. Inter. card satogue (ARINC 120) Irter-card aatogue (ARINC 420) nrcta | { | econ ural | Arora system crt syst erat syst -Acrat system ouas outputs outputs = rats furcran systom | Lg Airorant systom sacra eystom Acta syst ‘mous | [— ins inputs [— nous BVDC Normal 2ENOC Alternate BVOC Mormal 220 Aternate sumo P ctesee Temes suns suo P cteseeue Teemersist sump VDC Atornate 2avDC Wormat 2av06 Arornato 2av0¢ Mormal zon Be Paareras camel ina seo Eras ramet sunnyee Cell mele lets) > After processing, the computation unit transmits orders from the output circuit to the various systems in order to y + control and authorize operation of aircraft systems, monitor aircraft sytoms, {) + to manage system fallures and fight envelope anomalies and command triggering of associated warnings PAN — er eecrew Alerting © Crew Alerting Panel is located on centre panel. |) MFC maintenance N panel i aURS i Utell ole Grew Alerting anel MFC panel ) MFC maintenance | panel aVip ies WD ULES ele obo cela ole beet) = L\S Center MFC Maintenance Panel (Maintenance purposes only) a) MFC maintenance | panelee lel) Location on A/C Description + Each signal received by a module is converted, if necessary, to a digital signal and then sent either to the computation unit for processing. For specific functions, the signal processing is performed in the conventional way by a hardwired card. = This avoids computation errors. = The signals from each system are taken into account by one or more modules depending on the degree of reliability/safety required for the system Inter.card estogue (ARINC 120) BVOC Normal fy Pa b> | inputs: > system ¢ tps Sos, EAI STATO, an | ae > system outputs aurorart j<— svstem inputs 3t] PL ‘ARINC 420 BUSbeat eile) — Description Location on A/C ‘The MFC central unit uses logic circuits. Two kinds of logic are considered: + The logic is positive if: a 28V corresponds to a logic level 1 and a ground corresponds to a logic level 0. + The logic is negative +a 28V corresponds to a logic level 0, -and a ground corresponds to a logic level 1. In order not to consider negative or positive logic, the following agreements are used in the MFC: © Ifthe specified condition on a logic gate input is TRUE, this logic is validated to logic level 1, * Ifthe specified condition is FALSE, this input is validated to logic level 0. So the logic levels 1 or 0 do not logically depend on a 28V or a ground presence. For example, the AND gate output (both gates closed) will be set to 1 if both conditions "Gate 1 closed” and "Gate 2 closed” are TRUE, independant of the presence of 28V, or ground. owen pe, —_I i J “NOT™ gate © The output is set to logic level 1 if both inputs 11 & 2 are at logic level 0. in all other cases, the output will be set to 0, “Truth table "NOR" 4 j "XOR" gate Ise shaper 0 1 0 o 6 1 9 At leading edge transition At trailing edge transition = LX entre “ __ Pulse generator At leading edge transitic At trailing edge transitic Monostable o At leading edge transi At trailing edge transi Flip Flop "Set/Res« 0 With “Set” impulse prior With “Rese: impulse prior Comparators inary tableVANG|(Gentre gical gates “FOR INFORMATION ONLY” Pulse generator J] «anpe “NOT" gate At leading |) "AND" gate edge transitic At trailing \ “NAND™ gate edge transitic Equivalent ‘Symbol representation One j aati At leading edge transitic - = nei | “NOR™ gate =x 1 a | At trailing edge tran: | “NOT™ gate ® The output is set to logic level 1 if the input I1 is at logic level 0. Flip Flop "Set/Res. j “XOR" gate With "Set" Trt table impulse prior With “Reset” Ise shaper , a impulse prior ‘ ° At leading edge transi [compare At trailing edge transition Binary table ios CS ee eer oePulse generator 7) At leading edge transite O At trailing edge transitic Monostable = LX Cente gical gates “FOR INFORMATION ONLY” “XOR™ gate i "AND" gate Equivalent 'NAND™ gate representation Symbol 1 +10 | “OR™ gate 1 sO output = 2 »—6fo2 = The output is set to logic level 1 if and only if any one put is at logic level 1 and the others at logic level 0. Truth table 2 "KOR" 0 Inout 2 NOR" gate | “NOT™ gate "KOR" gate Ise shaper oe oo4 10 At leading edge transition y| At trailing edge transition out | \)Atleading is edge transi | At trailing edge transi Flip Flop "Set/Res« ia} With “Set” impulse prior eset” Q With” impulse prior ) [comparator 7] 1) Binary table= LX entre “ __ gical gates “FOR INFORMATIONPONKYZhaper Pulse generator ' At leading ‘enna At leading 1 "AND" gate edge transitic edge transition Fj Raa \ NAND™ gate edge transitic Equivaler Symbol representation ) Monostable “OR™ gate Tr ie i eee 0. > ouput = 0c edge transi sired Tisec 'NOR™ gate i) At trailing ime Delay Close edge transi Flip Flop "Set/Res« ‘XOR" gate © The outputis set to logic level 1 if the input I1 is at logic With “set” level { for atleast T seconds. | “NOT™ gate impulse prior With “Reset” Ise shaper impulse prior At leading edge transition 1) Comparetars At tre edge transition inary table= LAX |! Ceiathe: gical gates “FOR INFORMATIONPONEYShaper Pulse generator At leading leaned At trailing ‘AND" gate J * edge transition pees \ NAND™ gate edge transitic Equivaler Symbol representation Menestab lonostable j “OR™ gate At leadin: 7 0c > outa eet bo edge transi | 'NOR™ gate fee) n] At trailing “TDO = Time Delay Open edge transi | “NOT™ gate Flip Flop "Set/Res. i os «The outputs set to logic level 4,one second after mines Ise shaper At leading edge transition At trailing edge transition the input 1 has been set to logic level 0. impulse prior With “Rese: impulse prior [compare inary tableYL | eentre gical gates 1 "AND" gate At leading J —_ “OR™ gate “FOR INFORMATIONPONLYgenerator edge transition ) 1 nut 4 Pulse 0 > Out 1 “NOR™ gate ) j "KOR" gate “NOT™ gate + The outputis set to logic le Ise shaper | At leading 2) edge transi At trailing ) edge transition the input 1 changes from logic level 0 to logic 11 (for an impulsion) when 11. Pulse generator (2) At leading edge transite At trailing edge transitie Monostable At leading edge transitic At trailing edge transitic Flip Flop "Set/Res« With “Set” impulse prior With “Rese: impulse prior [compare \) Binary tableYL | eentre gical gates 1 "AND" gate At trailing “FOR INFORMATIONPONLYgenerator edge transition J —_ “OR™ gate ) 1 nut 4 Pulse 0 > Out 1 “NOR™ gate ) j "KOR" gate “NOT™ gate + The outputis set to logic le Ise shaper | At leading 2) edge transi At trailing ) edge transition the input 1 changes from logic level 1 to logic 11 (for an impulsion) when 10. Pulse generator (2) At leading edge transite At trailing edge transitie Monostable At leading edge transitic At trailing edge transitic Flip Flop "Set/Res« With “Set” impulse prior With “Rese: impulse prior [compare \) Binary table= L\S Weenie gical gates “FOR INFORMATION\GQMEY¥¥able Pulse generator leaned At leadin: (2) At leading J CD ee oaceren eaten \ NAND™ gate edge transitic symbol Monostable ) eed 1 At leading nut Py ze > out edge trans 1 NOR™ gate i. At trailing edge transitic | “NOT™ gate Flip Flop "Set/Res« 2 The output is set to logic level 1 for T seconds when the Peer MOR" gate input 1 changes from logic level 0to logic level 1. impulse prior With “Reset” Ise shaper impulse prior At leading edge transition 1) Comparaters At trailing edge transition \) Binary table= L\S Weenie gical gates “FOR INFORMATIONNGME¥¥able Pulse generator 1 "AND" gate At trailing (3) At leading edge transition ce a \ 'NAND™ gate edge transitie Symbol Monostable ) eed 1 At leading es ee edge trans! 1 NORE Sate) ‘ i) At trailing edge transitic | “NOT™ gate Flip Flop "Set/Res« 2 & The output is set to logic level 1 for T seconds when the Peer MOR" gate input 1 changes from logic level 1 to logic level 0. impulse prior With “Reset” Ise shaper impulse prior At leading edge transition 1) Comparaters At trailing edge transition \) Binary tablea DNS Cea gical gates i "AND" gate \ 'NAND™ gate NOR" gate ) | “NOT™ gate "KOR" gate Ise shaper At leading edge transition At trailing edge transition “FOR INFORMATIONFONEYp "Set/Reset” With "Set" impulse priority ‘Symbol | “OR™ gate : 5 | ae Equivalent representation = The output is set to logic level 1 when the S input is at logic level 1 (independently of R input). © The output will be set to logic le\ at logic level 1 (if S input is at 0). ay “rat table R output 0 Unchanged 4 0 0 1 1 0 10 when the R inputis Output Pulse generator (2) At leading edge transitic [a At trailing edge transitic Monostable At leading dge transi At trailing El edge transi Flip Flop "Set/Res« With “Set” impulse prior 7 With “Reset” impulse prior 0 Comparators inary tableEW ANG (entre ee Pulse generator gical gates “FOR INFORMATIONFONEYép “Set/Reset” With “Reset” i "AND" gate impulse priority Equivalent j Pet Symbol 7 ay a. ] “on” sae er [as ==, * o> | NOR" gate "Doug * The outputs set to logic level 1 when the S input is at | “NOT™ gate logic level 1 (if R inputs at 0) = The output will be set to logic level 0 when the R input is at logic level 1 (independently of $ input. “rat table Output Unchanged 0 1 0 "KOR" gate Ise shaper At leading edge transition At trailing edge transition [a la At leading edge transitic At trailing edge transitic Monostable eB At leading dge transi At trailing edge transi Flip Flop "Set/Res« a u With “Set” impulse prior With “Rese: impulse prior Comparators inary table= LAX |! Ceiathe: “FOR INFORMATION ONLYSmparators gical gates 1 “AND" gate \ 'NAND™ gate ) ) | “NOT™ gate “OR™ gate NOR" gate "KOR" gate Ise shaper At leading edge transition At trailing edge transition pura. Inpur INPUT A. Inpur B pura. InPUT B. INPUT A pur. Output Outout Outout output oD MFC operat wa>B——_5-4 WAch———+8-0 waxp——_+5~4 wach —_»S-0 taB———+5-0 wase———+s=1 wA>E———+s=0 © Here are the different outputs resulting from logic inputs comparison. Pulse generator At leading edge transitic At trailing edge transitic Monostable At leading dge transi 12) At trailing edge transi Flip Flop "Set/Res« | With “Set” impulse prior With” impulse prior Comparators inary table 4) apVf] | ~ ee elt = LAX |! Ceiathe: gical gates “FOR INFORMATION ONSMiary table Pulse generator ) At leading |) “AND” gate * Code | @ | 4 | 2 | 4 Sn NAND" gate 4 lt edge transitie 3 FF 4 E Monostable Oa 5 Ff [3] At leading 2 oaonian dge transitis 'NOR™ gate 8 F At trailing 8 F F it —— - edge transitic | “NOT™ gate BF FF c FF r & EF = Flip Flop "Set/Resi ‘XOR" gate E FFF With “Set” impulse prior Coding of faults per system nena eee a Peers = Here is the binary table concerning the edge transition MFC maintenance panel display. {3 Comparaters At trailing edge transition {3 Binary table a nr ng ec a ca4 LE | Cente qu Tell ot ule Slated a) Location on A/C = Four illuminated pushbuttons are installed on the overhead panel. © Each of them is dedicated to one module and: + enables module power supply (pushbutton pressed), + indicates if the module is not supplied (OFF legend on), + indicates if the module is faulty (FAULT legend on).i (3 Description = The MFC panel is shown in light test. * During normal operation, when selected OFF, the FAULT light extinguishes.Intor card talogua (ARINC 420) sircrat system coups wera stom Input F ocess hie athens Bison ous i irre suvphy There are three kinds of power supply cut-off (on both sources) for each modul * acutoff <10ms is transparent for the module because all internal Power supplies are maintained, + acutoff between 10ms and 200 ms creates a partial memory context is saved and all the outputs are frozen during cut-off and partial ini ba erode hey Intor-card etaloguo (ARINC 120) F acesshhe ae ircrat system outs eratemaintenance panel description a) Location on A/C Description ee ee a _— readout display for failures of systems linked aso a < tothe MFC system. — © Recording of these failures is performed by ae tho MFC 1A modulo. ee f FF eee AG BITE Ter BITE loaded magnetic indicator : ‘BITE Wa <, © Itindicates that at least one failure has been Nes] magne — recorded by the MFCs. aR Indica Birr) Decay ead trasno mata testLXE | Centre a) Location on A/C ‘© The right side maintenance panel includes a readout display for failures of systems linked to the MFC system. s Recording of these failures is performed by the MFC 1A module. BITE loaded magnetic indicator : © Itindicates that at least one failure has been recorded by the MFCs. System selector switch : = Itis normally placed in "NORM-FLT™ position (in all other positions, the "MAINT PANEL" indicator light shows amber on the CAP). = During MFC maintenance memory reading, this selector switch enables the various systems to be selected, in order to consult the affected the system involved. res which have intenance panel description Description ren A 3 j a Ge a Neo] ert K 5 ora Prcor) nc or a Comector ‘outlet BITE Reve) ITE ca magi InateatLXE | Centre a) Location on A/C ‘© The right side maintenance panel includes a readout display for failures of systems linked to the MFC system. s Recording of these failures is performed by the MFC 1A module. BITE loaded magnetic indicator : © Itindicates that at least one failure has been recorded by the MFCs. System selector switch : = Itis normally placed in "NORM-FLT" position (in all other positions, the "MAINT PANEL” indicator light shows amber on the CAP). = During MFC maintenance memory reading, this selector switch enables the various systems to be selected, in order to consult the failures which have affected the system involved. BITE advisory display : = Itindicates, through illuminated " © The combination of nance panel description Description ome Aspley comector aiwsary ‘let ren 4 Reve) sons & Ok Gee Ic Bnet) Inateat ee Coon) nc rn lights, the binary code of the failure recorded, mination of these four lights enable up to 14 failures per system to be coded : the codeffailure definitions are given in the concerned Job Instruction Card (JIC) or in the Flight Crew Operating Manual (FCOM). = Note that failure reading is only possible with engines shutdown. aMU libel ae Belt 9) Location on AIC Description PTAVERS pushbutton dnt comestor © When a system's selected, PTA pushbutton (Push To _aivsmry let 4, Advanco) enables recorded fallures to be run on the ~ failure display. A "FFF" code indicates the end of the ETSI lst of failures. ig BITE Reve) NORM Rene) Rey Prcor) ncintenance panel dest sf / = LAX |! Ceiathe: a) Location on A/C PTAIERS pushbutton : day ‘Connector © When a system is selected, PTA pushbutton (Push To alwsay tet <) Advance) enables recorded failures to be run on the 4 Description failure display. A "FFFF” code indicates the end of the are list of failures. o BITE © When ERS position is selected, this pushbutton Ter 7 serves to erase the system memory; ifit is depressed — ©) formore than § seconds. A"F F" codes then Neat} magne displayed during erasing. eric Inaleat G © But if this pushbutton is depressed for less than 2 Peer) <, _ seconds, an ARINC test is performed (Cross-talk test). — A" FF "codes then displayed when successful. cl nes man mata test aMoi Titel sr ls Rel aay = LAX |! Ceiathe: a) Location on A/C PTAERS pushbutton : dnt comestor © When a system's selected, PTA pushbutton (Push To _aivsmry let <) _ Advance) enables recorded failures to be run on the ~ failure display. A "FFF" code indicates the end of the ETSI lst of failures. s 4 2 Description f © When ERS position is selected, this pushbutton iil ili E LaADED 7 Serves to erase the system memory; if itis depressed ie “/ formore than § seconds. A"F F" code is then, Neat} magne displayed during erasing. iT oi Inateat Rene © Butif this pushbutton is depressed for less than 2 Poe <, seconds, an ARINC test is performed (Cross-talk test). — A" FF "codes then displayed when successful. cl Magnetic indicator test pushbutton : pad = This pushbutton serves to check operation of the BITE loaded magnetic indicator. “= When pressed for more than 3 seconds, the magnetic */ indicator is activated. = De-activation requires system selector on ERS position and PTAERS pushbutton pressed for more than 5 seconds. nc a(| Location on A/C PTAIERS pushbutton : = When a system is selected, PTA pushbutton (Push To <, Advance) enables recorded failures to be run on the failure display. A "FFFF” code indicates the end of the list of failures. © When ERS posit 7 Serves to erase the system memory; if itis depressed ion is selected, this pushbutton ~/ formore than § seconds. A"F F" codeis then displayed during erasing. © Butif this pushbutton is depressed for less than 2 <, _ seconds, an ARINC test is performed (Cross-talk test). A” FF " code is then displayed when successful. Magnetic indicator test pushbutton : = This pushbutton rves to check operation of the BITE loaded magnetic indicator. c= When pressed for more than 3 seconds, the magnetic “indicator is activated. © De-activation requires system selector on ERS, position and PTA/ERS pushbutton pressed for more than 5 seconds. Connector outlet : Description ren rn B j a Ge a ae nonu & ae y ert ‘00088 oreo nc or 7 = This connector enables the optional MTS (Maintenance Test Set) system to be conected. “= The maintenance team can extract detailed maintenance data for the nine last flights with the TMT (Transportable Memory Terminal N) system. Comector ‘outlet roc a BITE boa @ magne traeMFC maintenance panel descriptic Location on A/C DescriptionMFC maintenance panel operation 20NDC Normal sunphy 2avDc atamato suppWy 16” © The maintenance function of the system is centralized the MFC 1A. It chronologically memorizes external failures in an EEPROM, which are due to the logics related to the maintenance implemented functions. As soon as information is written in the EEPROM, the BITE LOAD magnetic light on the MFC maintenance panel is activated. In this case, during a maintenance operation on the ground, the rotary switch must be moved from "NORM-FLT" position to one of the positions which are related to aircraft system. omg An RS 232C line which links MFC 1A to the MFC maintenance panel, enables failure data to be loaded on a computer to analyse them later. The MFC maintenance panel is supplied by the same electrical sources as for MFC 1A module: + 28VDC ESS bus bar for the normal supply, + 28VDC HOT EMER bus bar for the alternate supply.f = LAX |! Ceiathe: ration control & indications > When the BAT selector is set to the "ON" position, an auto-test of the MFC's ——— ir“, occurs before allowing the aircraft to be electrically supplied. -\Normal operation |S _ Settne Bar selector to On ‘Vabnormat bperation [Maintenance panel utilization == = —|Vi? | ee ser Ae d 12k Stain) 7 © MFC 1Aand 2A FAULT amber lights flash for few seconds during auto-test of > the MFc's Amodules. -|Norme Normal operation 7 7 Justafter, MFC 1B and 2B FAULT amber lights flash for a few seconds Incase of the "BAT" selector in "OFF" position and following the opening of the cargo door control panel cover, MFC’s 1A and 2A modules and their auto- test are electrically supplied. ‘> Therefore, ifthe "BAT" selector is set to "ON" position after this operation, only 1B and 28 modules auto-test will be performed. ‘Set the BAT selector to ON. r¢ = AIMFC's modules are now tested. 5 A HALA DE COMUNE ELAR OD zs 10 ob COIN PE‘Vabnormatbperation & The MFC monitors nearly all the aircraft functions. These functions can be treated: + in one module only, + in several modules (redundancy), + partially in two modules, ie. both modules have to be operative to process this function. = Charts of these functions are found in the FCOM. ‘An example of these charts follows: a = ‘System Function Module ‘Vaaintananca pane! utitzation Tae aa a Flight push i nn) Controls | Stall warning = The stick pusher function is tegrated in modules 1A, 1B, 2A and 2B. + The stall warning function is integrated in modules 1B and 2B. = The stick pusher function is available if modules (1A and 2A) or (1A and 28) or and 2A) or (1B and 2B) operate. This function is therefore not available if modules (1A and 1B) or (2A and 2B) ar lost. = The stall warning is available if modules 1B or 2B operate. This function is therefore not available if modules 1B and 2B are lost.ETT TTT — ws componentcan be swappedin tie FC syston? (J) mre 1andMFc 2. Each module.Sis oka “|abnormat operation "| Maintenance ‘panel utilization ‘The MFGs are very reliable, however should they fail, their failure will have consequences on aircraft functions. The loss of these functions will depend on the specific MFC loss or MFC dual I The procedures following MFC failure ‘examines every contingency and are as follows: + MFG 1A faul + MFC1B fault, + MFC 2A fault, + MFC 2B fault. and the coupling effect: + MFC 1A+4B fault, + MFG 1A +24 fault, + MEG 1A+28 fault, + MFC 1B +2A fault, + MFC 1B +28 fault, + MFC 2A+2B fault. Let's see an example of MFC module failures and the corresponding procedure following failure ...ee EE Nii EXAMPLE OF ONE MODULE FAILURE: = Afailure is detected on the MFC 1B module. Both Master CAUTION lights flash amber and the single chime is triggered. IFC" amber light illuminates on the CAP and the associated "FAULT" light luminates on the MFC control panel. = Perform the corrective actions for an MFC 1B failure by referring to the corresponding check list given in the Quick Reference Handbook. > Clear the Master CAUTION. {Single Chime PN a weee EE Nii EXAMPLE OF ONE MODULE FAILURE: = Afailure is detected on the MFC 1B module. Both Master CAUTION lights flash amber and the single chime is triggered. IFC" amber light illuminates on the CAP and the associated "FAULT" light luminates on the MFC control panel. = Perform the corrective actions for an MFC 1B failure by referring to the corresponding check list given in the Quick Reference Handbook. > Clear the Master CAUTION. © Try reset MFC 1B module, if unsuccessful, module OFF. a |ee EE Nii EXAMPLE OF ONE MODULE FAILURE: = Afailure is detected on the MFC 1B module. Both Master CAUTION lights flash amber and the single chime is triggered. "MEG" amber light illuminates on the CAP and the associated "FAULT" light luminates on the MFC control panel. = Perform the corrective actions for an MFC 1B failure by referring to the corresponding check list given in the Quick Reference Handbook. > Clear the Master CAUTION. © Try reset MFC 1B module, if unsuccessful, module OFF. = Let's have a look at the Module Equipment List= L\S Weenie etic Ate le le .c_ 7 Asummary of equivalent losses following a MFC falure is contained in the XL) ~ module equipment ist in the Quick Reference Handbook cara lV = al 1B | 2a | 28 | 1a/|14) 14/181] 1B|2a “labnormat bperation operation Sa ; oe f Ee ’ i " z rae tel | ele Tae sates: Aaa span aes Nai allele = 5 ee Oa cc Fc es 2c Oa a fue oo — dit heh a ; fo fessereena i ae : va ” nnn | eye APRA peal Hy vey Vey le cere MAG oan all ; a ao ee a a a= Following a MFC 1B failure, here is the rest of the procedure for the specific. © actions to perform depending on the flight phase. 2 TAKE OFF EXCEPT IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Aner tanding PACK a sien OM OvED VALVE FULL OPEN lure in ight oF after landing Aner tauting PACK a sen ON OvED VALVE ULL OPEN {CAUTION Before opening any door, Pack 4 and 2 must be ml cockpit communication hatch must be sac & The procedure following a MFC 1B failure is completed. Let's see a dual MFC module failureMFC system operation contro! & indications I EXAMPLE OF A DUAL MODULE FAILURE: = Afailure is detected on the MFC 2B module with the MFC 1B module "OFF". Press the Master CAUTION. 4 ae aeaxl, * Teyreset MFC 28 module, unsuccessful, module kL 7 Clear the car. Let's have a look at the specific actions to do MFC system operation contro! & indications I EXAMPLE OF A DUAL MODULE FAILURE: = Afailure is detected on the MFC 2B module with the MFG 1B module "OFF". Both Master CAUTION lights flash amber. amber light illuminates on the CAP and the associated "FAULT" light illuminates on the MFC control panel. * Notice that aural alert is ensured by MFC 1B and MFC 2B. In case of both modu failure, as in this example, aural alert is also lost. = Perform the corrective actions for an MFC 1B + 2B failure by referring to the corresponding check list given in the Quick Reference Handbook. Press the Master CAUTION. OFF, depending on the flight phase 4 ae ae7 a > Following a MFC 1B + 28 failure, here is the rest of the procedure for the specific actions to perform depending on the flight phase. larected MODULE loveRHERD Pane lmopuLeEar List © ature nding NW STEERRIG ANTISKID LGLEVER EMER EXTEN ‘At touch down TDLEGaTE DIFFERENTIA Arter landing Pack 4 Pack? PROBES HT ‘OVED VALVE MFC 10+ 2NFAULT OFF RESET ORUTOR, e323 ‘CHECK ofr - OFF AANTISKID FAULT PROCEDURE (223) on JOR HANDLE (CAUTION: GEAR CARINGT BE RETRACTED RAK on orr OFF HORNS ANT ICING oF OFF FULL OPEN pening any door, Pack 4 and 2 must be Iselected OFF and cackpit communication hatch must be lopenee luote: aTPcs ara: Eornal powor cannot ne usod, Hyg 1s not avaiable > The procedure following a MFC 18 + 28 failure is completedsf | ieitaie / = LAX |! Ceiathe: lormal operation bnormat Operation Maintenaneé panel utilization id a Re el mele te ae lie = As soon asa failure is recorded in the non- volatile memory located in the CPU card of the MFC 1A module, the "BITE LOADED" magnetic indicator tums on amber. ‘= On ground, once engines shutdown, the maintenance team can localize the system failed with the MFC maintenance panel. This one is initially set on the "NORM-FLT" position. =» For example let's check the DOORS system. Select the "DOORS" position. aETT TTT — ws componentcan be swappedin tie FC syston? (J) mre 1andMFc 2. Each module.