 What is controlled by the Service Interphone switch

on the Pilot's accessory panel?

 The service interphone system.
 The service interphone jacks located in pressurized areas.
 The microphone jacks of all exterior service interphone stations.

 Where is the switch that turns on the cockpit ground

call light?
 APU ground control panel
 Fwd Cabin attendant panel
 Aft cabin attendant panel.

 Can communications with a Cabin attendant be

established using a mask mic?
 No.
 Yes.

 What does pushing the Alert switch in the cockpit

accomplish?
 Causes all pink call lights to flash until a handset is picked up.
 Causes the cabin call chime tio sound continuously until a handset is picked up.
 Flashes all the pink call lights in the cabin in addition to sounding the HI/LO chime (3 times)

 If the audio system Remote Electronics Unit fails,

how can the audio system be set to operate in the
degraded mode?
 Move the ALT-NORM switch on the audio selector panel to the ALT position.
 Select alternate EFI on the effected side.
 Use the PTT switch on the audio selector panel when transmitting.

 In the degraded mode of operation, on which radio

may the Captain receive?
 The Captain cannot receive on either the left or right VHF comm radio.
 The Captain can receive only on the left VHF comm radio.
 The Captain can receive on either the left or right VHF comm radio.

 What is the best course of action should either the

Captain or the First Officer loose the ability to
 receive or transmit on the selected VHF
communications radio?
 Select ALT is on the audio selector panel.
 Reset the Left AC bus tie switch.
 Position the standby power selector to the BAT position.
 Reset the Right AC bus tie switch.

 What stations are connected through the flight

interphone system?
 All flight crew and cabin crew positions
 All flight crew and ground service positions.
 All flight crew and ground crew through the APU ground control panel located on the nose gear.

 To erase a voice recorder, what conditions must be

met?
 Airplane on the ground, AC power available, parking brake set, push and hold the erase button for 2 seconds
 Airplane on the ground, both engines shut down, parking brake set, push and hold the ERASE button for 7
seconds.
 Airplane on the ground, parking brake set, push and hold the erase button for 2 seconds

 The VIDEO ON* light is illuminated in the flight deck.

What does this indicate?* aircraft equipped.
 The video projector is powered.
 The FA station controls are now operable.
 The receiver selected on the observer's audio selector panel can be heard.

 Which radio is used by ACARS to transmit and

receive uplink and downlink digital messages?
 Right.
 Center.
 Left.

 Why should you use the Left communication radio

for ATC communications?
 The Left VHF radio can be used for both ATC communications and ACARS transmissions.
 The Left VHF radio will continue to operate in the event of AC electrical failure.
 The Left VHF radio is used exclusively by the F/O.
 You have just tested the flight recorder. What does
the flight recoder panel OFF light indicate about the
test?
 The flight recorder is not operating.
 The flight recorder tape is filled and must be erased.
 The test was successful.
 The switch must be positioned back to TEST before the flight recorder will start operating.