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SUPPLEMENTARY PROCEDURES
A330/A340
FLIGHT CREW ELECTRICAL
OPERATING MANUAL
FCU 2
‐ In flight:
• When PART FCU is displayed as INOP SYS, do
not reset the FCU
• When FCU is displayed as INOP SYS, check FCU
targets after the reset
‐ On ground:
• The flight crew can reset the FCU when either FCU
or PART FCU is displayed as INOP SYS
• The FCU has to be reconfigured after the reset
Note: Following a total FCU reset either in flight
or on ground, FCU targets are FCU entries
(selected modes).
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FMGEC and FM 4
• FMGEC or FM resets results in onside AP
disconnection (if engaged)
• Resynchronization of both FMs will occur after a reset
sequence, with associated messages on the MCDU
and ND:
‐ PLEASE WAIT
‐ MAP NOT AVAIL
• It is recommended to use FMGEC R/B, rather than
FM R/B.
MCDU BRT OFF CTL In case the MCDU is blank or locked, Refer to
PRO-SUP-22-10-Other Abnormal procedures-MCDU
Locked or Blank.
Continued on the following page
CIDS 2
In the event of active CIDS reset (usually CIDS 1
when both are operative), a complete power-up test is
performed.
‐ In flight, test lasts about 20 s:
• The cabin light comes on at full intensity.
If selected, dimming is lost and must be reselected
after the test.
• PA, CALL and INTERPHONE functions are
interrupted and have to be reselected after the test.
• FAP cabin temperature corrections are lost, and
have to be reselected after the test.
‐ On ground, test lasts about 80 s, and includes
23 additionally:
• A sequencial cabin loudspeakers test (triggers a
tone for about 10 s).
• The cabin light might flash shortly. Dimming
selection is lost (as in flight).
ACP/AMU 2 NIL
RMP ON/OFF CTL In case of freezing of one RMP (impossibility to
interchange the ACTIVE and STBY radio navigation or
communication frequencies,...), all the RMP’s have to be
reset, one after the other, to recover a normal operation.
In order to be reset, RMP’s must be switched off at least
5 s by using the ON/OFF selector on the RMP control
panels.
Continued on the following page
GPCU 2 pb on
GPCU reset may be attempted, if AVAIL and ON lights
ELEC panel
do not light up.
1. Press once the affected EXT A(B) pb to reset the
functions of GPCU.
2. Check the GPU is connected to the aircraft, then
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started.
3. Check AVAIL light is ON and press the EXT A(B) pb
to connect the GPU.
If unsuccessful, check GPU voltage and frequency (bite
is available on batteries only).
BCL 3 BAT pb-sw Use BAT pb-sw to reset the BCL.
on ELEC panel Do not reset the BCL when the BAT FAULT caution has
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been triggered, and the BAT OFF selection has been
requested by the ECAM.
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012113.0001001 / 18 MAR 11
Commercial 2 pb on
On ground
equipments and ELEC panel
galleys When the commercial equipment and/or galley loads
have been shed by the ECMU, they can be recovered
when more electrical power is available.
‐ If COMMERCIAL OFF is displayed on the ECAM
25 ELEC page: Switch the COMMERCIAL pb OFF then
ON.
‐ If GALLEY SHED or GALLEY PARTIALLY SHED
is displayed on the ECAM ELEC page: Switch the
GALLEY pbOFF then ON.
Do not reset more than one pushbutton at a time.
Continued on the following page
FCDC 2 NIL
Continued on the following page
FCMC 2
‐ If the reset is done before engine start, the ZFW and
ZFWCG must be re-entered on the MCDU INIT B
page,
‐ If the reset is done after engine start, the actual GW
and CG displayed on the MCDU FUEL PRED page
are computed by the FE. However, the GW computed
by the FE may be less accurate, therefore, when time
permits:
• If the reset is successful, the actual GW and CG
must be re-entered on the MCDU FUEL PRED
page,
• If the reset is unsuccessful, the flight crew must
determine the FOB from the engine start fuel
quantity minus the FU quantity indication.
In the case of triggering of FUEL ZFW ZFCG
DISAGREE, if the ZFW, ZFWCG, ECAM GW are
the same as the loadsheet values, but the difference
between the ECAM CG and the loadsheet CG is more
28
than 2 %:
On ground:
‐ Reinsert the ZFW and ZFCG values.
If the ECAM caution is still displayed after reinsertion:
• Simultaneously pull FCMC 1 and FCMC 2 reset
buttons
• Simultaneously push FCMC 1 and FCMC 2 reset
buttons.
If unsuccessful, on ground:
‐ Simultaneously pull FCMC 1, FCMC 2, FMGEC 1 and
FMGEC 2 reset buttons
‐ Simultaneously push FCMC 1, FCMC 2, FMGEC 1
and FMGEC 2 reset buttons.
Refer to PRO-SUP-24 Computer Reset Table -
22-Auto Flight for additional information regarding the
FMGEC resets.
Continued on the following page
DU (ECAM, PFD, OFF/BRT CTL If DU reset is unsuccessful, DMC (driving the affected
ND) DU) reset may be attempted.
DMC 3 EFIS/ECAM displays are lost for 40 s on ground after
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reset or power-up.
FWC 2 NIL
SDAC 2 NIL
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012495.0001001 / 11 APR 13
Impacted by TDU: 00015236 Computer Reset Table - 32-Landing Gear
ECB APU Reset must only be attempted when APU speed is below
49
MASTER sw 7 %
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012499.0001001 / 18 MAR 11
52 PSCU 2 NIL
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012500.0001001 / 04 MAY 12
EIVMU 2
During the reset, and the subsequent 5 s, the following
occurs:
‐ On the corresponding engine:
• Loss of thrust reverser
• Loss of vibration indication
70 • If idle is selected, only high idle is available
• Loss of man start and wet crank
• Loss of bleed corrections on thrust limit.
‐ On both engines:
• Loss of autothrust
• Loss of Flex/Derated T.O.
FCU 2
‐ In flight:
• When PART FCU is displayed as INOP SYS, do
not reset the FCU
• When FCU is displayed as INOP SYS, check FCU
targets after the reset
‐ On ground:
• The flight crew can reset the FCU when either FCU
or PART FCU is displayed as INOP SYS
• The FCU has to be reconfigured after the reset
Note: Following a total FCU reset either in flight
or on ground, FCU targets are FCU entries
(selected modes).
22
FMGEC and FM 4
• FMGEC or FM resets results in onside AP
disconnection (if engaged)
• Resynchronization of both FMs will occur after a reset
sequence, with associated messages on the MCDU
and ND:
‐ PLEASE WAIT
‐ MAP NOT AVAIL
• It is recommended to use FMGEC R/B, rather than
FM R/B.
MCDU BRT OFF CTL In case the MCDU is blank or locked, Refer to
PRO-SUP-22-10-Other Abnormal procedures-MCDU
Locked or Blank.
Continued on the following page
CIDS 2
In the event of active CIDS reset (usually CIDS 1
when both are operative), a complete power-up test is
performed.
‐ In flight, test lasts about 20 s:
• The cabin light comes on at full intensity.
If selected, dimming is lost and must be reselected
after the test.
• PA, CALL and INTERPHONE functions are
interrupted and have to be reselected after the test.
• FAP cabin temperature corrections are lost, and
have to be reselected after the test.
‐ On ground, test lasts about 80 s, and includes
23 additionally:
• A sequencial cabin loudspeakers test (triggers a
tone for about 10 s).
• The cabin light might flash shortly. Dimming
selection is lost (as in flight).
ACP/AMU 2 NIL
RMP ON/OFF CTL In case of freezing of one RMP (impossibility to
interchange the ACTIVE and STBY radio navigation or
communication frequencies,...), all the RMP’s have to be
reset, one after the other, to recover a normal operation.
In order to be reset, RMP’s must be switched off at least
5 s by using the ON/OFF selector on the RMP control
panels.
Continued on the following page
GPCU 2 pb on
GPCU reset may be attempted, if AVAIL and ON lights
ELEC panel
do not light up.
1. Press once the affected EXT A(B) pb to reset the
functions of GPCU.
2. Check the GPU is connected to the aircraft, then
24
started.
3. Check AVAIL light is ON and press the EXT A(B) pb
to connect the GPU.
If unsuccessful, check GPU voltage and frequency (bite
is available on batteries only).
BCL 3 BAT pb-sw Use BAT pb-sw to reset the BCL.
on ELEC panel Do not reset the BCL when the BAT FAULT caution has
24
been triggered, and the BAT OFF selection has been
requested by the ECAM.
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012113.0001001 / 18 MAR 11
Commercial 2 pb on
On ground
equipments and ELEC panel
galleys When the commercial equipment and/or galley loads
have been shed by the ECMU, they can be recovered
when more electrical power is available.
‐ If COMMERCIAL OFF is displayed on the ECAM
25 ELEC page: Switch the COMMERCIAL pb OFF then
ON.
‐ If GALLEY SHED or GALLEY PARTIALLY SHED
is displayed on the ECAM ELEC page: Switch the
GALLEY pbOFF then ON.
Do not reset more than one pushbutton at a time.
Continued on the following page
FCDC 2 NIL
Continued on the following page
FCMC 2
‐ If the reset is done before engine start, the ZFW and
ZFWCG must be re-entered on the MCDU INIT B
page,
‐ If the reset is done after engine start, the actual GW
and CG displayed on the MCDU FUEL PRED page
are computed by the FE. However, the GW computed
by the FE may be less accurate, therefore, when time
permits:
• If the reset is successful, the ZFW and ZFWCG
from the loadsheet must be re-entered on the
MCDU FUEL PRED page,
• If the reset is unsuccessful, the flight crew must
determine the FOB from the engine start fuel
quantity minus the FU quantity indication.
In the case of triggering of FUEL ZFW ZFCG
DISAGREE, if the ZFW, ZFWCG, ECAM GW are
the same as the loadsheet values, but the difference
between the ECAM CG and the loadsheet CG is more
28
than 2 %:
On ground:
‐ Reinsert the ZFW and ZFCG values.
If the ECAM caution is still displayed after reinsertion:
• Simultaneously pull FCMC 1 and FCMC 2 reset
buttons
• Simultaneously push FCMC 1 and FCMC 2 reset
buttons.
If unsuccessful, on ground:
‐ Simultaneously pull FCMC 1, FCMC 2, FMGEC 1 and
FMGEC 2 reset buttons
‐ Simultaneously push FCMC 1, FCMC 2, FMGEC 1
and FMGEC 2 reset buttons.
Refer to PRO-SUP-24 Computer Reset Table -
22-Auto Flight for additional information regarding the
FMGEC resets.
Continued on the following page
DU (ECAM, PFD, OFF/BRT CTL If DU reset is unsuccessful, DMC (driving the affected
ND) DU) reset may be attempted.
DMC 3 EFIS/ECAM displays are lost for 40 s on ground after
31
reset or power-up.
FWC 2 NIL
SDAC 2 NIL
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012495.0001001 / 11 APR 13
Impacted by TDU: 00015236 Computer Reset Table - 32-Landing Gear
ECB APU Reset must only be attempted when APU speed is below
49
MASTER sw 7 %
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012499.0001001 / 18 MAR 11
52 PSCU 2 NIL
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012500.0001001 / 04 MAY 12
EIVMU 2
During the reset, and the subsequent 5 s, the following
occurs:
‐ On the corresponding engine:
• Loss of thrust reverser
• Loss of vibration indication
70 • If idle is selected, only high idle is available
• Loss of man start and wet crank
• Loss of bleed corrections on thrust limit.
‐ On both engines:
• Loss of autothrust
• Loss of Flex/Derated T.O.
FCU 2
‐ In flight:
• When PART FCU is displayed as INOP SYS, do
not reset the FCU
• When FCU is displayed as INOP SYS, check FCU
targets after the reset
‐ On ground:
• The flight crew can reset the FCU when either FCU
or PART FCU is displayed as INOP SYS
• The FCU has to be reconfigured after the reset
Note: Following a total FCU reset either in flight
or on ground, FCU targets are FCU entries
(selected modes).
22
FMGEC and FM 4
• FMGEC or FM resets results in onside AP
disconnection (if engaged)
• Resynchronization of both FMs will occur after a reset
sequence, with associated messages on the MCDU
and ND:
‐ PLEASE WAIT
‐ MAP NOT AVAIL
• It is recommended to use FMGEC R/B, rather than
FM R/B.
MCDU BRT OFF CTL In case the MCDU is blank or locked, Refer to
PRO-SUP-22-10-Other Abnormal procedures-MCDU
Locked or Blank.
Continued on the following page
CIDS 2
In the event of active CIDS reset (usually CIDS 1
when both are operative), a complete power-up test is
performed.
‐ In flight, test lasts about 20 s:
• The cabin light comes on at full intensity.
If selected, dimming is lost and must be reselected
after the test.
• PA, CALL and INTERPHONE functions are
interrupted and have to be reselected after the test.
• FAP cabin temperature corrections are lost, and
have to be reselected after the test.
‐ On ground, test lasts about 80 s, and includes
23 additionally:
• A sequencial cabin loudspeakers test (triggers a
tone for about 10 s).
• The cabin light might flash shortly. Dimming
selection is lost (as in flight).
ACP/AMU 2 NIL
RMP ON/OFF CTL In case of freezing of one RMP (impossibility to
interchange the ACTIVE and STBY radio navigation or
communication frequencies,...), all the RMP’s have to be
reset, one after the other, to recover a normal operation.
In order to be reset, RMP’s must be switched off at least
5 s by using the ON/OFF selector on the RMP control
panels.
Continued on the following page
GPCU 2 pb on
GPCU reset may be attempted, if AVAIL and ON lights
ELEC panel
do not light up.
1. Press once the affected EXT A(B) pb to reset the
functions of GPCU.
2. Check the GPU is connected to the aircraft, then
24
started.
3. Check AVAIL light is ON and press the EXT A(B) pb
to connect the GPU.
If unsuccessful, check GPU voltage and frequency (bite
is available on batteries only).
BCL 3 BAT pb-sw Use BAT pb-sw to reset the BCL.
on ELEC panel Do not reset the BCL when the BAT FAULT caution has
24
been triggered, and the BAT OFF selection has been
requested by the ECAM.
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012113.0001001 / 18 MAR 11
Commercial 2 pb on
On ground
equipments and ELEC panel
galleys When the commercial equipment and/or galley loads
have been shed by the ECMU, they can be recovered
when more electrical power is available.
‐ If COMMERCIAL OFF is displayed on the ECAM
25 ELEC page: Switch the COMMERCIAL pb OFF then
ON.
‐ If GALLEY SHED or GALLEY PARTIALLY SHED
is displayed on the ECAM ELEC page: Switch the
GALLEY pbOFF then ON.
Do not reset more than one pushbutton at a time.
Continued on the following page
Smoke detection 2
On ground
function of the
CIDS-SDF ‐ Pull both SDF1 (261VU) and SDF2 (262VU) reset
buttons
‐ Wait 10 s
‐ Push both SDF1 and SDF2 reset buttons.
‐ Wait 3 min for the system restart to be completed.
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In flight
‐ Pull both SDF1 (261VU) and SDF2 (262VU) reset
buttons
‐ Wait 3 s
‐ Push both SDF1 and SDF2 reset buttons.
‐ Wait 1 min for the system restart to be completed.
FCDC 2 NIL
Continued on the following page
FCMC 2
‐ If the reset is done before engine start, the ZFW and
ZFWCG must be re-entered on the MCDU INIT B
page,
‐ If the reset is done after engine start, the actual GW
and CG displayed on the MCDU FUEL PRED page
are computed by the FE. However, the GW computed
by the FE may be less accurate, therefore, when time
permits:
• If the reset is successful, the ZFW and ZFWCG
from the loadsheet must be re-entered on the
MCDU FUEL PRED page,
• If the reset is unsuccessful, the flight crew must
determine the FOB from the engine start fuel
quantity minus the FU quantity indication.
In the case of triggering of FUEL ZFW ZFCG
DISAGREE, if the ZFW, ZFWCG, ECAM GW are
the same as the loadsheet values, but the difference
between the ECAM CG and the loadsheet CG is more
28
than 2 %:
On ground:
‐ Reinsert the ZFW and ZFCG values.
If the ECAM caution is still displayed after reinsertion:
• Simultaneously pull FCMC 1 and FCMC 2 reset
buttons
• Simultaneously push FCMC 1 and FCMC 2 reset
buttons.
If unsuccessful, on ground:
‐ Simultaneously pull FCMC 1, FCMC 2, FMGEC 1 and
FMGEC 2 reset buttons
‐ Simultaneously push FCMC 1, FCMC 2, FMGEC 1
and FMGEC 2 reset buttons.
Refer to PRO-SUP-24 Computer Reset Table -
22-Auto Flight for additional information regarding the
FMGEC resets.
Continued on the following page
DU (ECAM, PFD, OFF/BRT CTL If DU reset is unsuccessful, DMC (driving the affected
ND) DU) reset may be attempted.
DMC 3 EFIS/ECAM displays are lost for 40 s on ground after
31
reset or power-up.
FWC 2 NIL
SDAC 2 NIL
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012495.0001001 / 11 APR 13
Impacted by TDU: 00015236 Computer Reset Table - 32-Landing Gear
ECB APU Reset must only be attempted when APU speed is below
49
MASTER sw 7 %
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012499.0001001 / 18 MAR 11
52 PSCU 2 NIL
Ident.: PRO-SUP-24-B-00012500.0001001 / 04 MAY 12
EIVMU 2
During the reset, and the subsequent 5 s, the following
occurs:
‐ On the corresponding engine:
• Loss of thrust reverser
• Loss of vibration indication
70 • If idle is selected, only high idle is available
• Loss of man start and wet crank
• Loss of bleed corrections on thrust limit.
‐ On both engines:
• Loss of autothrust
• Loss of Flex/Derated T.O.