Garmin G5000 - Cessna Citation 560XL/XLS Owner's manual

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G5000 in Textron Model 560XL
System Maintenance Manual
Contains Instructions for Continued
Airworthiness for STC ST01918WI
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RECORD OF REVISIONS
Revision
Revision Date
Description
1
6/7/2019
Initial Release
2
6/14/2019
Update definition for fuel sleeving color tracer.
3
11/01/2019
• Section 4.1: Clarified the bold text in section 4.3 represent
certification maintenance requirements.
• Section 4.1.1, Item 3: Clarified either circuit breaker would cause the
message.
• Section 4.1.2: Updated item 10 to match HIRF and Lightning report
of 1,200 hrs.
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Revision
Revision Date
Description
• Section 4.1.2: Added item 25 to address the requirement to replace
the 981 modules in the event of aircraft lightning strikes.
• Section 4.3,Table 4-1: Updated asterisked and bold items to reflect
the CMR.
• Section 4.3,Table 4-1: Corrected document references and ensured
the document linked items would correctly link when selected.
• Section 4.3,Table 4-1: Updated Intervals to reflect the above section
4.1.
• Section 4.3,: Added overlooked procedures, with linked sections,
and appropriate intervals.
• Section 5: Update multiple callout references to the Electrical
Bonding section.
• Section 5.2.5.2: Updated the end of the section to test the opposite
side also.
• Section 5.2.5.3: Update circuit breaker nomenclatures to correctly
read “GIA 2(PRI) and GIA2 (SEC)”.
• Section 5.2.5.4, GIA 1, IN 12: Added steps to clarify aircraft
effectivity for optional installations on SB 560-6230 through 560-
6000.
• Section 5.2.5.4, GIA 1, IN 1A: Corrected procedure to include flap
position.
• Section 5.2.5.4, GIA 2, IN 11: Added steps to clarify aircraft
effectivity for optional installations on SB 560-6230 through 560-
6000.
• Section 5.2.5.4, GIA2, IN 12: Redirected Engine Sync-FAN to other
test points in document, in lieu of attempting to detail a similar
procedure in this table's cell.
• Section 5.2.5.4, GIA2, IN 1A: Redirected Engine Sync-TURB to
other test points in document, in lieu of attempting to detail a similar
procedure in this table's cell.
• Section 5.2.5.4, GIA2, OUT* 4A: Added steps to clarify aircraft
effectivity for installations of either an ACSS 2000 TCAS II or a
Honeywell TPU67A TCAS II.
• Section 5.5.5.4: Updated circuit breakers to read “AUDIO 1 (PRIM)
and AUDIO 1 (SEC).
• Section 5.6.1 and 5.6.2: Updated circuit breaker to read “TOUCH
CTRL 1 (SEC)”.
• Section 5.6.4: Corrected last item to read “GTC2 CONFIG – GTC2”,
was a duplicate copy/paste of previous step.
• Section 5.8.5.1: Added overlooked procedures at the end of the
table for EMER BUS PWR Sense, XM Mute, and AVN PWR Sense.
• Section 5.8.5.1: Corrected APU Start blob ID to state “ID 24”.
• Section 5.9.4.1: Corrected logic to properly depict the starting and
changed states.
• Section 5.9.4.1: Updated electrical connector reference designators
to match the current design of PB803.
• Section 5.9.4.2: Corrected logic to properly depict the starting and
changed states.
• Section 5.16.4.6: Corrected Vertical Speed table to match the
current design.
• Section 6.2.5.8: Updated the title of this section to clearly state
“…Primary and Secondary…”
• Section 6.6.10: Added this section to provide instructions to validate
the FUEL GAUGE L-R message.
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Revision
Revision Date
Description
• Section 6.7.5: Corrected the right hand hydraulic flow connector pin
to “Pin R”.
• Section 6.9: Clarified the instructions to verify the bright/dim over
ride function.
• Section 6.11: Clarified the instructions for the XLS variants for either
ELT used.
• Section 6.13.12: Clarified the instructions for connecting the
thermocouple test leads.
• Section 6.14.6: Corrected the mistrim arrow direction for mistrim
annunciations.
4
11/20/2019
• Update Section 7.2.5.3 to add primary and secondary power check
for GIA2.
• Updated Section 7.4 to state AP will not disconnect.
• Updated Section 5.9.4.1 for GSD1 Discrete In*20.
• Updated Section 5.9.4.2 for GSD2 Discrete In*20.
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5
7/28/2020
• Updated Section 1.3, Definitions/Abbreviations to add TOLD
• Updated Section 1.5 to add new document references for associated
with new LRUs.
• Updated Section 2 equipment list to add new LRUs.
• Updated Figure 2-1, 2-2 and 2-3.
• Add note to Section 2.5.2.3, Electronic Checklist that installer and/or
operator are responsible to obtain any necessary operational
approvals.
• Add new Section 2.5.2.4 for Electronic Documents.
• Revised Section 2.5.3.3, Flight Data Recorder to clarify the
Honeywell SSFDR is an optional interface.
• Revised Section 2.5.3.4, Cockpit Voice Recorder to add L3 CVR P/N
2100-1025-22 information.
• Updated Section 2.6.3 Components List.
• Updated Table 3-2 with new configuration options.
• Updated Table 3-3 with new TOLD and GTS enablement options.
• Revised Section 3.4 to add “Set GTS” procedures.
• Add Section 3.5 for Angle of Attack Calibration procedures.
• Update Section 3.8 to add database updating methods.
• Add Section 3.8.1.3 for FS510 FPGA validation.
• Add Section 3.10 for TOLD database verification.
• Add Section 3.11 for Fuel and Weight Display Unit verification.
• Revise Table 4-1 to add new equipment and update existing
inspections.
• Section 4.4.2 revised to add Excel Nose Wire Harness Routing
drawing reference.
• Section 4.4.3 revised to add Excel Nose Wire Harness Routing
drawing reference.
• Revise Table 4-4 to add new equipment and to add Excel Nose Wire
Harness Routing drawing reference.
• Section 4.4.4 and Table 4-5 revised to add Excel Nose Wire Harness
Routing drawing reference.
• Section 4.4.5 and Table 4-6 revised to add Excel Cabin Wire
Harness Routing drawing reference.
• Section 4.4.6 and Table 4-7 revised to add Excel Cabin Wire
Harness Routing drawing reference.
• Section 4.4.7 and Table 4-8 revised to add Excel Cabin Wire
Harness Routing drawing reference.
• Section 4.4.8 revised to add Excel Cabin Wire Harness Routing
drawing reference.
• Revised Table 4-9 to add flap position sensor inspection.
• Section 4.4.9 and Table 4-10 revised to add Excel Cabin Wire
Harness Routing drawing reference.
• Section 4.4.10 and Table 4-11 revised to add Excel Tail Wire
Harness Routing drawing reference.
• Section 4.4.11 revised to add Excel Tail Wire Harness Routing
drawing reference.
• Section 4.4.12 and Table 4-13 revised to add Excel Tail Wire
Harness Routing drawing reference.
• Table 4-13 added GTS Processor inspection for Excel models only.
• Section 4.4.13 and Table 4-14 revised to add Excel Tail Wire
Harness Routing drawing reference.
• Add new Section 4.4.16, Tail/Stabilizer Visual Inspection.
• Add new Section 4.4.17, FWD Wing/Fuselage Fairing Visual
Inspection (Excel Only).
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• Add Section 4.5 GRS 79 Earth Magnetic Field Updates.
• Changed title of Section 5.1.5.3 to Hazard Avoidance Alerts.
• Section 5.1.5.3 added alerts for stabilized approach and windshear.
• Section 5.1.6 added notes that MFD power-up screen will not be
displayed with software v3343.01 or later and some steps in
procedure are only applicable to software v3343.00.
• Section 5.1.6.1 Reversionary Mode Check corrected procedure.
• Section 5.2.3 added step for AOA calibration for aircraft with
software v3343.01 or later.
• Section 5.2.5.4 Table 5-4, revised GIA1 Discrete In 2A, 12A, 13A,
and 14A checks. Revised Table 5-5 GIA1 Discrete Out *1A, *4A, and
Superflag 5A checks. Table 5-6 GIA2 Discrete In 13, 14, 11A, 12A,
13A, 14A, and 15A checks.
• Revised Section 5.3.5.5 GSA fault log download procedure.
• Revised Section 5.5.5.5, Emergency COM Check procedure.
• Revised Table 5-19 to delete airframe and manifest items.
• Section 5.9.4.1 Table 5-27 revised GSD1 Discrete In *9 and *19
checks.
• Section 5.9.4.2 Table 5-28 revised GSD2 Discrete In *9 and *19
checks.
• Section 5.22.17 add GRS 79 aircraft harness and LRU connector
information.
• Section 5.22.18 add GMU 44B aircraft harness and LRU connector
information.
• Section 5.22.19 add GRA 5500 aircraft harness and LRU connector
information.
• Section 5.22.20 add GTS Processor aircraft harness and LRU
connector information.
• Revised Section 5.24.3 to add new equipment and updated
applicable references
• Add Section 5.25 for GRA radar altimeter removal and installation,
troubleshooting, and software and configuration loading procedures.
• Add Section 5.26 for GTS Processor removal and installation,
troubleshooting, and software and configuration loading procedures.
• Add Section 5.27 for GRS AHRS and GMU 44B magnetometer
removal and installation, troubleshooting, and software and
configuration loading procedures.
• Add Section 5.28 GRS and GMU 44B alignment procedures.
• Add Section5.29 Cockpit Voice Recorder L3 FA2100 removal and
installation procedures.
• Section 6.2.4, G5000 Equipment Electrical Power Checks to add
new equipment.
• Added a note to Section 6.2.5.7, AHRS Auxiliary Power Check.
• Corrected typo in Section 6.2.5.8.
• Section 6.2.5.9 Table 6-5 add new equipment data path.
• Section 6.2.5.10 revised LiteF AHRS and GDC 7400 data path
verification procedure.
• Add Section 6.2.5.11 for GRS 79 and GDC 7400 data path check.
• Revised Section 6.2.5.15 to add new equipment.
• Section 6.4 revised test procedure for USP aircraft.
• Section 6.6.6 add the Excel aircraft drawing reference.
• Section 6.6.7 add the XLS and Excel aircraft drawing references.
• Section 6.6.10 corrected procedure.
• Section 6.8.3 changed aural alert to warning horn and updated
procedure.
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Revision Date
Description
• Section 6.8.4 updated procedure.
• Section 6.9 updated procedure.
• Section 6.11.2 deleted duplicate ACSS TCAS 2000 or TPU 67
configuration procedure.
• Section 6.11.2.2, TCAS function check updated to add GTS
annunciations
• Add Section 6.11.8.4, GRA 5500 Radar Altimeter calibration and
functional check
• Add Section 6.13.15, Throttle Detent Indication Interface Check.
• Section 6.14.2 updated USP note and AFCS switch check
procedure.
• Add Section 6.16, FDR Interface Function Check.
• Add Section 6.17, Flap Position Sensor Adjustment procedure.
• Add Section 6.18, Flap Position Rigging procedure.
• Add Section 6.19, AOA Vane Angle Rigging procedure.
• Add Section 6.20, Reactive Windshear Interface Check.
• Add Section 7 – Maintenance Records
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Proposition 65. If there are any questions or additional information is required, please refer to our web site
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WARNING
Perchlorate Material – special handling may apply, Refer to Perchlorate Material Handling
CAUTION
The GDU lens is coated with a special anti-reflective coating that is very sensitive to skin oils, waxes and
abrasive cleaners. CLEANERS CONTAINING AMMONIA WILL HARM THE ANTI-REFLECTIVE
COATING. It is very important to clean the lens using a clean, lint-free cloth and an eyeglass lens cleaner
that is specified as safe for anti-reflective coatings.
IMPORTANT
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provide visual reference only. All information depicted in screen shots, including software file names,
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PARAGRAPH PAGE
1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................ 23
1.1 CONTENT, SCOPE, PURPOSE ............................................................................................................................... 23
1.2 APPLICABILITY .................................................................................................................................................. 23
1.3 DEFINITIONS/ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................................................. 23
1.4 UNITS OF MEASURE .......................................................................................................................................... 25
1.5 REFERENCE PUBLICATIONS .................................................................................................................................. 25
1.6 REVISION AND DISTRIBUTION .............................................................................................................................. 29
2. DESCRIPTION................................................................................................................................................ 30
2.1 (ATA 22) AUTO FLIGHT..................................................................................................................................... 35
2.1.1 General ................................................................................................................................................ 35
2.1.2 G5000 AFCS Description and Operation .............................................................................................. 35
2.1.3 Components ......................................................................................................................................... 38
2.2 (ATA 23) COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ................................................................................................................... 44
2.2.1 General ................................................................................................................................................ 44
2.2.2 Description and Operation ................................................................................................................... 44
2.2.3 Components ......................................................................................................................................... 48
2.3 (ATA 28) FUEL SYSTEM ..................................................................................................................................... 51
2.3.1 General ................................................................................................................................................ 51
2.3.2 Description and Operation ................................................................................................................... 51
2.4 (ATA 30) ICE AND RAIN PROTECTION .................................................................................................................. 52
2.4.1 General ................................................................................................................................................ 52
2.4.2 Description and Operation ................................................................................................................... 52
2.5 (ATA 31) INDICATING AND RECORDING SYSTEM .................................................................................................... 53
2.5.1 General ................................................................................................................................................ 53
2.5.2 Description and Operation ................................................................................................................... 53
2.5.3 Components ......................................................................................................................................... 72
Fairchild / L3 F1000 Flight Data Recorder (Optional Interface) ........................................................................... 73
Honeywell SSFDR (Optional Interface) ................................................................................................................. 73
Fairchild / L3 A200S Cockpit Voice Recorder (P/N S200-0012-00) ....................................................................... 73
L3 FA2100 Cockpit Voice Recorder ....................................................................................................................... 74
2.6 (ATA 34) NAVIGATION & EFIS ........................................................................................................................... 75
2.6.1 General ................................................................................................................................................ 75
2.6.2 Description and Operation ................................................................................................................... 75
2.6.3 Components ......................................................................................................................................... 76
Honeywell CAS-67( ) TCAS II ................................................................................................................................. 83
3. G5000 SOFTWARE & CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................... 89
3.1 CONFIGURATION MODE OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................... 89
3.1.1 Placing the G5000 System into Configuration Mode ........................................................................... 89
3.1.2 Navigating Through Configuration Mode Pages ................................................................................. 90
3.2 OBTAINING LRU PART NUMBER, SOFTWARE VERSION & SYSTEM STATUS ................................................................... 91
3.2.1 Using the GTC Avionics Page................................................................................................................ 91
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3.2.2 Creating an Aircraft Report .................................................................................................................. 91
3.2.3 System Status Indicators ...................................................................................................................... 92
3.3 SOFTWARE LOADING OVERVIEW .......................................................................................................................... 94
3.3.1 Obtaining and Downloading the Software Image ............................................................................... 94
3.3.2 G5000 Hardware/Software Compatibility Check ................................................................................. 99
3.3.3 Loading Baseline Software and Configuration ................................................................................... 100
3.3.4 Loading Garmin Optional Equipment and Features ........................................................................... 103
3.3.5 Loading Enablement Card Options .................................................................................................... 111
3.4 AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION NUMBER ENTRY ........................................................................................................... 113
3.5 ANGLE OF ATTACK CALIBRATION ........................................................................................................................ 114
3.6 CONFIGURATION CONFIRMATION ...................................................................................................................... 115
3.7 SOFTWARE/CONFIGURATION TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................. 116
3.8 G5000 AVIATION DATABASES .......................................................................................................................... 118
3.8.1 Aviation Database Loading ................................................................................................................ 118
3.9 FLIGHT STREAM 510 FIRMWARE REVIEW ............................................................................................................ 120
3.10 TOLD DATABASE VERIFICATION ........................................................................................................................ 121
3.11 FUEL AND WEIGHT DISPLAY UNIT VERIFICATION ................................................................................................... 121
4. INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTINUED AIRWORTHINESS (ICA) ............................................................................ 122
4.1 AIRWORTHINESS LIMITATIONS ........................................................................................................................... 122
4.1.1 G5000 Autopilot Ground Crew Maintenance Checks ......................................................................... 122
4.1.2 Required Maintenance Checks ........................................................................................................... 123
4.2 SERVICING INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................. 125
4.2.1 Required Tools ................................................................................................................................... 125
4.3 EQUIPMENT AIRWORTHINESS INSPECTION TIME LIMITS .......................................................................................... 127
4.4 VISUAL INSPECTION ......................................................................................................................................... 136
4.4.1 Visual Inspection Criteria ................................................................................................................... 136
4.4.2 Nose Radome Compartment Visual Inspection .................................................................................. 137
4.4.3 Nose Avionics Compartment Visual Inspection .................................................................................. 138
4.4.4 Instrument Panel Visual Inspection .................................................................................................... 141
4.4.5 Pilot Side Panel Visual Inspection....................................................................................................... 143
4.4.6 Copilot Side Panel Visual Inspection .................................................................................................. 144
4.4.7 Cockpit & Cabin Under-Floor Visual Inspection.................................................................................. 145
4.4.8 Pedestal Visual Inspection ................................................................................................................. 146
4.4.9 Cabin Aft Pressure Bulkhead Visual Inspection .................................................................................. 147
4.4.10 Tail-cone Under-Floor Visual Inspection ............................................................................................ 148
4.4.11 Roll Servo Visual Inspection ............................................................................................................... 149
4.4.12 Tail Compartment Visual Inspection .................................................................................................. 152
4.4.13 Landing Gear Wheel Well Visual Inspection ...................................................................................... 155
4.4.14 Antenna and Exterior Fuselage Skin Visual Inspection ...................................................................... 156
4.4.15 Post Lightning Strike Maintenance Action ......................................................................................... 157
4.4.16 Tail / Horizontal Stabilizer Visual Inspection ...................................................................................... 158
4.4.17 FWD Wing/Fuselage Fairing Visual Inspection (Excel Only)............................................................... 158
4.5 GRS 79 EARTH MAGNETIC FIELD UPDATES ......................................................................................................... 159
5. MAINTENANCE PRACTICES (G5000 GIFD EQUIPMENT) ............................................................................... 160
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5.1 GDU 1450W DISPLAY UNIT ............................................................................................................................ 160
5.1.1 GDU 1450W Removal ........................................................................................................................ 160
5.1.2 GDU 1450W Installation .................................................................................................................... 160
5.1.3 PFD1 Configuration Module Removal & Replacement ...................................................................... 161
5.1.4 GDU 1450W Software & Configuration Loading................................................................................ 162
5.1.5 GDU 1450W Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................ 165
5.1.6 GDU 1450W Functional Test .............................................................................................................. 173
5.2 GIA 64E INTEGRATED PROCESSOR AND GPS ANTENNAS ....................................................................................... 179
5.2.1 GIA 64E Removal ................................................................................................................................ 179
5.2.2 GIA 64E Installation ........................................................................................................................... 179
5.2.3 GIA 64E Software & Configuration Loading ....................................................................................... 180
5.2.4 GIA 64E Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................... 182
5.2.5 GIA 64E Functional Check .................................................................................................................. 190
5.3 GSA 9000 SERVO ACTUATOR / GSM 9100 SERVO GEARBOX................................................................................ 205
5.3.1 GSA 9000/GSM 9100 Removal ........................................................................................................... 205
5.3.2 GSA 9000/GSM 9100 Installation ...................................................................................................... 207
5.3.3 GSM 9100 Inspection ......................................................................................................................... 208
5.3.4 GSA 9000 Software and Configuration Loading................................................................................. 210
5.3.5 GSA 9000 Troubleshooting................................................................................................................. 211
5.3.6 AFCS Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................ 216
5.4 GMC 7200 AUTOPILOT MODE CONTROLLER ...................................................................................................... 221
5.4.1 GMC 7200 Removal ........................................................................................................................... 221
5.4.2 GMC 7200 Installation ....................................................................................................................... 221
5.4.3 GMC 7200 Software and Configuration Loading ............................................................................... 221
5.4.4 GMC 7200 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................... 222
5.4.5 GMC 7200 Functional Check .............................................................................................................. 223
5.5 GMA 36B AUDIO PROCESSOR.......................................................................................................................... 225
5.5.1 GMA 36B Removal ............................................................................................................................. 225
5.5.2 GMA 36B Installation ......................................................................................................................... 225
5.5.3 GMA 36B Software and Configuration Loading ................................................................................. 226
5.5.4 GMA 36B & Communication System Troubleshooting....................................................................... 228
5.5.5 GMA 36B Functional Test ................................................................................................................... 230
5.6 GTC 575 TOUCHSCREEN CONTROLLER ............................................................................................................... 234
5.6.1 GTC 575 Removal ............................................................................................................................... 234
5.6.2 GTC 575 Installation ........................................................................................................................... 234
5.6.3 GTC 575 Software & Configuration Loading ...................................................................................... 234
5.6.4 GTC 575 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................... 236
5.6.5 GTC 575 Functional Check .................................................................................................................. 237
5.7 GCU 275 DISPLAY CONTROLLER ....................................................................................................................... 238
5.7.1 GCU 275 Removal .............................................................................................................................. 238
5.7.2 GCU 275 Installation .......................................................................................................................... 238
5.7.3 GCU 275 Software & Configuration Loading ..................................................................................... 238
5.7.4 GCU 275 Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................. 240
5.7.5 GCU 275 Functional Check ................................................................................................................. 240
5.8 GEA 7100 ENGINE AND AIRFRAME UNIT ........................................................................................................... 242
5.8.1 GEA 7100 Removal ............................................................................................................................. 242
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5.8.2 GEA 7100 Installation ........................................................................................................................ 242
5.8.3 GEA 7100 Configuration Module (Part Number 011-02582-01) ........................................................ 242
5.8.4 GEA 7100 Software & Configuration Loading .................................................................................... 243
5.8.5 GEA 7100 Troubleshooting Aid .......................................................................................................... 245
5.8.6 GEA 7100 Functional Test .................................................................................................................. 252
5.9 GSD 41 DATA CONCENTRATOR ........................................................................................................................ 253
5.9.1 GSD 41 Removal ................................................................................................................................. 253
5.9.2 GSD 41 Installation ............................................................................................................................ 253
5.9.3 GSD 41 Software & Configuration Loading ........................................................................................ 254
5.9.4 GSD 41 Functional Check ................................................................................................................... 256
5.10 GSR 56 IRIDIUM SATELLITE TRANSCEIVER & DUAL-ELEMENT ANTENNA ................................................................... 263
5.10.1 Removal ............................................................................................................................................. 263
5.10.2 Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 263
5.10.3 GSR 56 Software and Configuration Loading ..................................................................................... 264
5.10.4 Activation of Garmin Connext ............................................................................................................ 264
5.10.5 GSR 56 Functional Test ...................................................................................................................... 265
5.11 GDL 69A XM RECEIVER & ANTENNA ................................................................................................................ 266
5.11.1 Removal ............................................................................................................................................. 266
5.11.2 Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 266
5.11.3 GDL 69A Software and Configuration Loading .................................................................................. 266
5.11.4 GDL 69A Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................. 267
5.11.5 GDL 69 Functional Test ...................................................................................................................... 269
5.12 GDL 59 DATALINK TRANSCEIVER ....................................................................................................................... 270
5.12.1 GDL 59 Removal ................................................................................................................................. 270
5.12.2 GDL 59 Installation ............................................................................................................................. 270
5.12.3 GDL 59 Software & Configuration Loading ........................................................................................ 270
5.12.4 GDL 59 Functional Test ...................................................................................................................... 271
5.13 GDR 66 VHF TRANSCEIVER & ANTENNA ............................................................................................................ 272
5.13.1 Removal ............................................................................................................................................. 272
5.13.2 Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 272
5.13.3 GDR 66 Software & Configuration ..................................................................................................... 273
5.13.4 GDR 66 Functional Test ...................................................................................................................... 273
5.14 DME-4000 DME RECEIVER ............................................................................................................................ 274
5.14.1 DME-4000 Receiver Removal ............................................................................................................. 274
5.14.2 DME-4000 Receiver Installation ......................................................................................................... 274
5.14.3 DME-4000 Antenna Removal ............................................................................................................. 274
5.14.4 DME-4000 Antenna Installation ........................................................................................................ 275
5.15 ADF-4000 ADF RECEIVER .............................................................................................................................. 276
5.15.1 ADF-4000 ADF Receiver Removal ....................................................................................................... 276
5.15.2 ADF-4000 Receiver Installation .......................................................................................................... 276
5.15.3 ADF-4000 ADF Antenna Removal ...................................................................................................... 276
5.15.4 ADF-4000 Antenna Installation .......................................................................................................... 277
5.16 GDC 7400 AIR DATA COMPUTER ..................................................................................................................... 278
5.16.1 GDC 7400 Removal ............................................................................................................................ 278
5.16.2 GDC 7400 Installation ........................................................................................................................ 278
5.16.3 GDC 7400 Software & Configuration ................................................................................................. 278
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5.16.4 GDC 7400 Functional Test .................................................................................................................. 279
5.17 GTX 3000 TRANSPONDER ............................................................................................................................... 283
5.17.1 GTX 3000 Removal ............................................................................................................................. 283
5.17.2 GTX 3000 Installation ......................................................................................................................... 283
5.17.3 GTX 3000 Bottom Antenna Removal ................................................................................................. 283
5.17.4 GTX 3000 Bottom Antenna Installation ............................................................................................. 284
5.17.5 GTX 3000 Diversity Antenna Removal ............................................................................................... 284
5.17.6 GTX 3000 Diversity Antenna Installation ........................................................................................... 285
5.17.7 GTX 3000 Software & Configuration Loading .................................................................................... 285
5.17.8 GTX 3000 Transponder ‘Set GTX’ Configuration ................................................................................ 286
5.17.9 GTX 3000 Functional Check ................................................................................................................ 287
5.18 PA/SPEAKER AMPLIFIER REMOVAL/INSTALLATION ................................................................................................ 289
5.18.1 PA/Speaker Amplifier Removal .......................................................................................................... 289
5.18.2 PA/Speaker Amplifier Installation ...................................................................................................... 289
5.19 NOSE AVIONICS COOLING FAN REMOVAL/INSTALLATION ....................................................................................... 289
5.19.1 Nose Avionics Cooling Fan Removal .................................................................................................. 289
5.19.2 Nose Avionics Cooling Fan Installation .............................................................................................. 289
5.20 GWX PROCESSOR WEATHER RADAR .................................................................................................................. 290
5.20.1 GWX Processor Removal .................................................................................................................... 290
5.20.2 GWX Processor Installation ................................................................................................................ 290
5.20.3 GWX Processor Software and Configuration Loading ........................................................................ 290
5.20.4 GWX Processor Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................ 292
5.20.5 GWX Processor Functional Test ......................................................................................................... 292
5.20.6 Ground Clutter Suppression and Turbulence Detection Functional Check ......................................... 293
5.21 GPS/WAAS/SXM ANTENNAS ......................................................................................................................... 293
5.21.1 GPS or GPS/WAAS/SXM Antenna Removal ........................................................................................ 293
5.21.2 GPS or GPS/WAAS/SXM Antenna Reinstallation ............................................................................... 293
5.22 G5000 ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR AND HARNESS INFORMATION ............................................................................... 294
5.22.1 GIA 64E Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors ......................................................................................... 294
5.22.2 GEA 7100 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors ...................................................................................... 297
5.22.3 GMA 36B Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors ...................................................................................... 299
5.22.4 GTX 3000 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors ...................................................................................... 301
5.22.5 GDU 1450W Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors ................................................................................. 302
5.22.6 GDC 7400 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors...................................................................................... 303
5.22.7 GDL 69A Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors ........................................................................................ 304
5.22.8 GCU 275 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors ....................................................................................... 305
5.22.9 GMC 7200 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors ..................................................................................... 305
5.22.10 GTC 575 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors ........................................................................................ 306
5.22.11 GSD 41 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors .......................................................................................... 306
5.22.12 GWX Processor Aircraft Harness/LRU Connector............................................................................... 307
5.22.13 GSA 9000 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connector ....................................................................................... 307
5.22.14 GDL 59 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors .......................................................................................... 308
5.22.15 GDR 66 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connectors ......................................................................................... 309
5.22.16 GSR 56 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connector ............................................................................................ 310
5.22.17 GRS 79 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connector ............................................................................................ 311
5.22.18 GMU 44B Aircraft Harness/LRU Connector........................................................................................ 313
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5.22.19 GRA 5500 Aircraft Harness/LRU Connector ....................................................................................... 314
5.22.20 GTS Traffic Processor Aircraft Harness/LRU Connector ..................................................................... 315
5.23 ELECTRICAL BONDING ...................................................................................................................................... 316
5.23.1 Choice of Bonding Method ................................................................................................................. 316
5.23.2 Surface preparation and sealing ........................................................................................................ 317
5.23.3 Bonding Methods ............................................................................................................................... 318
5.23.4 Bond Inspection ................................................................................................................................. 319
5.23.5 Finishing and Sealing ......................................................................................................................... 319
5.24 ELECTRICAL BONDING TEST ............................................................................................................................... 324
5.24.1 Requirements ..................................................................................................................................... 324
5.24.2 Test Equipment .................................................................................................................................. 324
5.24.3 Electrical Bonding Procedure ............................................................................................................. 324
5.25 GRA 5500 RADAR ALTIMETER ......................................................................................................................... 328
5.25.1 GRA 5500 Radar Altimeter Removal – Nose Location ....................................................................... 328
5.25.2 GRA 5500 Radar Altimeter Installation – Nose Location ................................................................... 328
5.25.3 GRA 5500 Radar Altimeter Removal – Fuselage Fairing Location ..................................................... 328
5.25.4 GRA 5500 Radar Altimeter Installation – Fuselage Fairing Location ................................................. 328
5.25.5 GRA 5500 Radar Altimeter Software and Configuration ................................................................... 329
5.25.6 GRA 5500 Software and Configuration Loading ................................................................................ 329
5.26 GTS PROCESSOR ............................................................................................................................................ 330
5.26.1 GTS Processor Removal – Nose Location ........................................................................................... 330
5.26.2 GTS Processor Installation – Nose Location ....................................................................................... 330
5.26.3 GTS Processor Removal – Tail Location.............................................................................................. 330
5.26.4 GTS Processor Installation – Tail Location ......................................................................................... 330
5.26.5 GTS Processor Software and Configuration ....................................................................................... 330
5.26.6 GTS Processor Software and Configuration Loading ......................................................................... 331
5.26.7 GTS Processor Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................... 331
5.27 GRS 79 AHRS AND GMU 44B MAGNETOMETER ............................................................................................... 333
5.27.1 GRS 79 AHRS Removal ....................................................................................................................... 333
5.27.2 GRS 79 AHRS Installation ................................................................................................................... 333
5.27.3 GMU 44B Removal ............................................................................................................................. 333
5.27.4 GMU 44B Installation ......................................................................................................................... 333
5.27.5 GRS 79 AHRS and GMU 44B Software and Configuration ................................................................. 334
5.27.6 GRS/GMU Software and Configuration Loading ................................................................................ 334
5.27.7 GRS/GMU Recalibration Criteria ........................................................................................................ 336
5.27.8 GRS 79 AHRS and GMU 44B Troubleshooting .................................................................................... 337
5.28 GRS 79 AND GMU 44B INITIAL ALIGNMENT................................................................................................. 341
5.28.1 Magnetometer Interference Test ....................................................................................................... 341
5.28.2 Procedure A - GRS 79 Pitch/Roll Offset Calibration............................................................................ 344
5.28.3 Engine Start........................................................................................................................................ 345
5.28.4 Final GRS 79 and GMU 44B Calibration Procedures .......................................................................... 345
5.29 COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER L3 FA2100 .............................................................................................................. 352
5.29.1 Cockpit Voice Recorder Removal........................................................................................................ 352
5.29.2 Cockpit Voice Recorder Installation ................................................................................................... 352
5.29.3 Cockpit Voice Recorder Functional Check .......................................................................................... 352
5.29.4 Cockpit Voice Recorder Underwater Locating Device Functional Check ............................................ 353
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6. INTERFACE TESTING ................................................................................................................................... 355
6.1 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND PRESSURIZATION INTERFACE CHECKS ...................................................................... 355
6.1.1 Tail De-ice Pressure CAS Interface Check ........................................................................................... 355
6.1.2 Engine and Wing Anti-Ice System CAS Interface Check...................................................................... 355
6.1.3 Bleed Air Over Heat CAS Interface Check ........................................................................................... 356
6.1.4 Air Cycle Machine CAS Interface Check .............................................................................................. 356
6.1.5 Emergency Pressure CAS Interface Check .......................................................................................... 356
6.1.6 Ram Air Temperature A429 Interface ................................................................................................ 357
6.1.7 Cabin Pressurization........................................................................................................................... 357
6.1.8 Wing Over Heat CAS Interface Check ................................................................................................. 357
6.2 ELECTRICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM INTERFACE CHECKS ............................................................................... 358
6.2.1 AC Generator Bearing Interface Check .............................................................................................. 358
6.2.2 Aft J-Box Interface Check ................................................................................................................... 358
6.2.3 Aft J-Box Limiter Interface Check ....................................................................................................... 358
6.2.4 G5000 Equipment Electrical Power Checks ........................................................................................ 359
6.2.5 G5000 Electrical & Data Path Check .................................................................................................. 372
6.3 FIRE DETECTION AND EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM INTERFACE CHECKS ........................................................................... 383
6.3.1 Fire Extinguishing System - F/W Shutoff Interface Check .................................................................. 383
6.3.2 Fire Detection System Interface Check ............................................................................................... 383
6.3.3 Fire Bottle Interface Check ................................................................................................................. 384
6.3.4 Fire Warning Interface Check ............................................................................................................. 384
6.3.5 Smoke Detector Interface Check - Optional ....................................................................................... 384
6.3.6 Baggage Smoke Detector Interface Check - Optional ........................................................................ 384
6.3.7 Battery Temperature Interface Check ................................................................................................ 385
6.4 STALL WARNING FUNCTIONAL TEST ................................................................................................................... 385
6.5 RUDDER BIAS CHECKS ...................................................................................................................................... 386
6.5.1 Rudder Bias Operational Interface Check .......................................................................................... 386
6.5.2 Rudder Bias Heater Fail Interface Check ............................................................................................ 386
6.6 FUEL INTERFACE FUNCTIONAL TESTS ................................................................................................................... 387
6.6.1 Fuel Quantity Signal Conditioner Calibration ..................................................................................... 387
6.6.2 Low Fuel Level Annunciation Functional Test .................................................................................... 387
6.6.3 Fuel Quantity Functional Test ............................................................................................................ 387
6.6.4 Fuel Filter Impending Bypass Interface Check .................................................................................... 388
6.6.5 Fuel Cross Feed Interface Check ......................................................................................................... 389
6.6.6 Fuel Temperature 981 Module (005-01202-1C-1) Functional Check ................................................. 389
6.6.7 Fuel Low Level 981 Module (005-01202-1C-2) Functional Check ....................................................... 390
6.6.8 Fuel Quantity System BIT Fault Out 981 Jumper Plug Functional Check (005-W0035-09-7 or 005-
W0035-02-7) ...................................................................................................................................................... 391
6.6.9 APU Fuel Valve Interface Check – Optional ........................................................................................ 391
6.6.10 FUEL GAUGE L – R Interface Check................................................................................................... 392
RECONNECT GIA1 CONNECTOR P1024 AND GIA2 CONNECTOR P1044. ................................................................. 392
6.7 HYDRAULIC-DEPENDENT SYSTEMS ..................................................................................................................... 392
6.7.1 Speed Brake Operational Test ............................................................................................................ 392
6.7.2 Flap Operational Test ......................................................................................................................... 393
6.7.3 Landing Gear Down/Locked Operational Test ................................................................................... 393
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6.7.4 Hydraulic Low Fluid Level Test ........................................................................................................... 393
6.7.5 Hydraulic Low Flow Test .................................................................................................................... 393
6.7.6 Two-Position Horizontal Stabilizer Interface Check ........................................................................... 394
6.7.7 Thrust Reverser Interface Check ........................................................................................................ 394
6.8 LANDING GEAR FUNCTIONAL TESTS .................................................................................................................... 394
6.8.1 Gear Warning Horn ............................................................................................................................ 394
6.8.2 Landing Gear Warning Logic Test ...................................................................................................... 395
6.8.3 Takeoff Warning Alert ....................................................................................................................... 395
6.8.4 Overspeed Protection Test ................................................................................................................. 396
6.9 LIGHTING CHECKS ........................................................................................................................................... 397
6.10 CREW ALERTING SYSTEM TESTS ......................................................................................................................... 398
6.10.1 Master Caution / Master Warning .................................................................................................... 398
6.11 NAVIGATION SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL TESTS ............................................................................................................ 398
6.11.1 ELT ...................................................................................................................................................... 398
6.11.2 TCAS ................................................................................................................................................... 398
6.11.3 DME 1 Functional Check (Optional) ................................................................................................... 401
6.11.4 DME 2 Functional Check (Optional) ................................................................................................... 402
6.11.5 ADF 1 Functional Check (Optional) .................................................................................................... 402
6.11.6 ADF 2 Functional Check (Optional) .................................................................................................... 403
6.11.7 AHRS Checkout ................................................................................................................................... 403
6.11.8 Radar Altimeter Functional Check ..................................................................................................... 404
6.12 AIRCRAFT DOORS INTERFACE CHECKS ................................................................................................................. 407
6.12.1 Nose Access Doors Interface Check .................................................................................................... 407
6.12.2 Tail Access Doors Interface Check ...................................................................................................... 407
6.12.3 Lavatory Doors Interface Check ......................................................................................................... 408
6.12.4 Emergency Exit Door Interface Check ................................................................................................ 408
6.12.5 Cabin Door and Door Seal Interface Check ........................................................................................ 408
6.13 ENGINE INDICATING CHECKS ............................................................................................................................. 409
6.13.1 Engine Vibration Interface Check ....................................................................................................... 409
6.13.2 EEC Manual Mode Interface Check .................................................................................................... 409
6.13.3 EEC A429 Input Verification ............................................................................................................... 410
6.13.4 Oil Filter By-Pass Interface Check ....................................................................................................... 410
6.13.5 Engine Ground Idle Interface Check ................................................................................................... 411
6.13.6 Engine Ignition and Start Check ......................................................................................................... 411
6.13.7 Engine Sync Check .............................................................................................................................. 411
6.13.8 Fuel Flow Indication Functional Check ............................................................................................... 413
6.13.9 Fuel Temperature Functional Check ................................................................................................... 414
6.13.10 Oil Pressure Indication Functional Check ........................................................................................... 415
6.13.11 Oil Temperature Indication Functional Check .................................................................................... 416
6.13.12 ITT Indication Functional Check ......................................................................................................... 417
6.13.13 N1 Indication Functional Check .......................................................................................................... 418
6.13.14 N2 Indication Functional Check .......................................................................................................... 418
6.13.15 Throttle Detent Indication Interface Check ........................................................................................ 419
6.14 AUTOPILOT FUNCTIONAL TESTS ......................................................................................................................... 421
6.14.1 Pre-Flight Test .................................................................................................................................... 421
6.14.2 AFCS Switch Checks ............................................................................................................................ 422
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6.14.3 Autopilot/Underspeed Protection & Stall Warning System Interface Verification ............................ 427
6.14.4 Manual Electric Pitch Trim Speed Check ............................................................................................ 427
6.14.5 Autopilot Functional Checks ............................................................................................................... 428
6.14.6 Autopilot Mistrim Functional Checks ................................................................................................. 429
6.15 HF-SELCAL FUNCTION CHECK (OPTIONAL)......................................................................................................... 433
6.16 FDR INTERFACE FUNCTION CHECK (IF EQUIPPED) ................................................................................................. 434
6.17 FLAP POSITION SENSOR ADJUSTMENT................................................................................................................. 434
6.18 FLAP POSITION RIGGING .................................................................................................................................. 435
6.19 AOA VANE ANGLE RIGGING ............................................................................................................................. 436
6.20 REACTIVE WINDSHEAR INTERFACE CHECK ............................................................................................................ 437
7. MAINTENANCE RECORDS ........................................................................................................................... 438
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FIGURE PAGE
FIGURE 2-1, G5000 IN TEXTRON MODEL 560XL ARCHITECTURE (SUMMARY) ............................................................................ 32
FIGURE 2-2, G5000 IN TEXTRON AVIATION INC. MODEL 560XL ARCHITECTURE - PHASE 2 EQUIPMENT .......................................... 33
FIGURE 2-3, TEXTRON MODEL 560XL G5000 THIRD PARTY/OEM INTERFACE ........................................................................... 34
FIGURE 2-4, RED ‘ELE’ MIS-TRIM ANNUNCIATION ................................................................................................................. 37
FIGURE 2-5, YELLOW ‘ELE’ MIS-TRIM ANNUNCIATION ........................................................................................................... 37
FIGURE 2-6, GIA 64E INTEGRATED AVIONICS UNIT ................................................................................................................ 38
FIGURE 2-7, GSA 9000 SERVO AND GSM 9100 SERVO GEARBOX ........................................................................................... 39
FIGURE 2-8, GMC 7200 AUTOPILOT MODE CONTROLLER ...................................................................................................... 39
FIGURE 2-9, HEADING SELECT INDICATIONS .......................................................................................................................... 40
FIGURE 2-10, BANK ANGLE SCALE ....................................................................................................................................... 41
FIGURE 2-11, FD MODE INDICATIONS ................................................................................................................................. 42
FIGURE 2-12, AFCS MODE STATUS WINDOW ....................................................................................................................... 43
FIGURE 2-13, TEXTRON MODEL 560XL VHF COMMUNICATIONS ARCHITECTURE ........................................................................ 46
FIGURE 2-14, GTC 575 TOUCHSCREEN CONTROLLER ............................................................................................................. 49
FIGURE 2-15, GCU 275 DISPLAY CONTROLLER ..................................................................................................................... 49
FIGURE 2-16, GSR 56 SATELLITE RADIO .............................................................................................................................. 50
FIGURE 2-17, GDL 59 DATALINK TRANSCEIVER ..................................................................................................................... 50
FIGURE 2-18, GDR 66 VHF VOICE/DATALINK TRANSCEIVER ................................................................................................... 50
FIGURE 2-19, EICAS WINDOW (NORMAL MODE) ................................................................................................................. 54
FIGURE 2-20, EICAS WINDOW (REVERSIONARY) ................................................................................................................... 55
FIGURE 2-21, GEA 7100 ENGINE AND AIRFRAME UNIT .......................................................................................................... 72
FIGURE 2-22, GSD 41 DATA CONCENTRATOR ....................................................................................................................... 72
FIGURE 2-23, DISPLAY FORMAT AND DIMMING PANEL (DFD PANEL) ........................................................................................ 78
FIGURE 2-24, GTX 3000 TRANSPONDER ............................................................................................................................. 79
FIGURE 2-25, GDC 7400 AIR DATA COMPUTER ................................................................................................................... 80
FIGURE 2-26, GDL 69A SXM RADIO/WXR RECEIVER ........................................................................................................... 80
FIGURE 2-27, GWX PROCESSOR WEATHER RADAR ................................................................................................................ 80
FIGURE 2-28, FLIGHT STREAM (FS 510) MULTI-MEDIA CARD.................................................................................................. 81
FIGURE 2-29, LITEF LCR-93 / LCR-100 AHRS .................................................................................................................... 81
FIGURE 2-30, GRS 79 AHRS ............................................................................................................................................. 83
FIGURE 2-31, GMU-44B MAGNETOMETER ......................................................................................................................... 83
FIGURE 2-32, GTS PROCESSOR .......................................................................................................................................... 84
FIGURE 2-33, GRA 5500 RADAR ALTIMETER ........................................................................................................................ 85
FIGURE 2-34, ANTENNA LOCATIONS .................................................................................................................................... 87
FIGURE 3-1, GTC AVIONICS STATUS PAGE ............................................................................................................................ 91
FIGURE 3-2, CONFIGURATION MODE (SYSTEM STATUS PAGE) .................................................................................................. 92
FIGURE 3-3, SYSTEM STATUS INDICATORS ............................................................................................................................. 93
FIGURE 3-4, SOFTWARE/CONFIGURATION OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................... 100
FIGURE 3-5, CONFIGURATION MODE (SYSTEM UPLOAD PAGE) ............................................................................................... 102
FIGURE 3-6, SYSTEM UPLOAD PAGE OPTIONS & FEATURES SELECTION (REF.) ........................................................................... 104
FIGURE 3-7, AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION (AIRCRAFT CONFIGURATION PAGE) ................................................................................ 113
FIGURE 3-8, CONFIGURATION MODE (CONFIGURATION MANAGER PAGE) ................................................................................ 115
FIGURE 5-1, GDU1450W (PFD1) CONFIGURATION MODULE INSTALLATION ........................................................................... 161
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FIGURE 5-2, MFD POWER UP PAGE – CITATION EXCEL BASELINE (REFERENCE ONLY) ................................................................ 173
FIGURE 5-3, MFD POWER UP PAGE – CITATION XLS BASELINE (REFERENCE ONLY) .................................................................. 174
FIGURE 5-4, MFD POWER UP PAGE – CITATION EXCEL WITH UNDERSPEED PROTECTION (REFERENCE ONLY) ................................. 174
FIGURE 5-5, MFD POWER UP PAGE – CITATION XLS WITH UNDERSPEED PROTECTION (REFERENCE ONLY) .................................... 175
FIGURE 5-6, PFD INVALID DATA REFERENCE ....................................................................................................................... 176
FIGURE 5-7, PFD NORMAL OPERATION (SVS ENABLED) ....................................................................................................... 176
FIGURE 5-8, GDU REVERSIONARY MODE ........................................................................................................................... 177
FIGURE 5-9, GPS STATUS PAGE ........................................................................................................................................ 184
FIGURE 5-10, GIA I/O CONFIGURATION PAGE .................................................................................................................... 195
FIGURE 5-11, GSA 9000 SERVO /GSM 9100 GEARBOX SEPARATION .................................................................................... 205
FIGURE 5-12, GSM 9100 CABLE GUARDS (REF) ................................................................................................................. 206
FIGURE 5-13, GSM 9100 SERVO CABLE TURNBUCKLE (REF) ................................................................................................. 206
FIGURE 5-14, GSM 9100 SERVO GEARBOX BRACKET (REF) .................................................................................................. 207
FIGURE 5-15, GSM 9100 O-RING AND BASEPLATE SCREWS ................................................................................................. 208
FIGURE 5-16, GSM 9100 SERVO MOUNT INSPECTION ITEMS ................................................................................................ 209
FIGURE 5-17, GFC STATUS PAGE ...................................................................................................................................... 211
FIGURE 5-18, MARKER BEACON SYMBOLOGY ...................................................................................................................... 232
FIGURE 5-19, GEA7100 CONFIGURATION MODULE WITH THERMOCOUPLE INSTALLATION .......................................................... 243
FIGURE 5-20, GSD STATUS PAGE ..................................................................................................................................... 256
FIGURE 5-21, AIRSHOW MAINTENANCE MENU ................................................................................................................... 262
FIGURE 5-22, AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION CONFIGURATION ....................................................................................................... 287
FIGURE 5-23, GIA1 AND GIA2 CONNECTOR ARRANGEMENT ................................................................................................. 294
FIGURE 5-24, VIEW OF J601 (COM) CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GIA .................................................................................... 294
FIGURE 5-25, VIEW OF J602 (VOR/ILS) CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GIA ............................................................................... 295
FIGURE 5-26, VIEW OF J603 (MAIN SERIAL) CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GIA .......................................................................... 295
FIGURE 5-27, VIEW OF J604 (MAIN DISCRETE) CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GIA ...................................................................... 295
FIGURE 5-28, VIEW OF J605 (I/O 1) CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GIA .................................................................................... 295
FIGURE 5-29, VIEW OF J606 (I/O 2) CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GIA .................................................................................... 296
FIGURE 5-30, GEA1 AND GEA2 CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT ................................................................................................. 297
FIGURE 5-31, VIEW OF P71001 CONNECTOR FROM FRONT OF GEA ....................................................................................... 297
FIGURE 5-32, VIEW OF P71002 CONNECTOR FROM FRONT OF GEA ....................................................................................... 298
FIGURE 5-33, VIEW OF P71003 CONNECTOR FROM FRONT OF GEA ....................................................................................... 298
FIGURE 5-34, GMA1 AND GMA2 CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT .............................................................................................. 299
FIGURE 5-35, VIEW OF J3471 CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GMA .......................................................................................... 299
FIGURE 5-36, VIEW OF J3472 CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GMA .......................................................................................... 300
FIGURE 5-37, GMA1 AND GMA2 CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT .............................................................................................. 301
FIGURE 5-38, VIEW OF J3301 CONNECTOR LOOKING AT THE GTX .......................................................................................... 301
FIGURE 5-39, VIEW OF J3302 CONNECTOR LOOKING AT THE GTX .......................................................................................... 302
FIGURE 5-40, VIEW OF J14501 CONNECTOR FROM THE BACK OF THE GDU.............................................................................. 302
FIGURE 5-41, VIEW OF J7400 CONNECTOR ON THE GDC...................................................................................................... 303
FIGURE 5-42, GDL 69A AFT VIEW.................................................................................................................................... 304
FIGURE 5-43, VIEW OF P1111 CONNECTOR ....................................................................................................................... 304
FIGURE 5-44, VIEW OF J1 CONNECTOR ON THE GCU ........................................................................................................... 305
FIGURE 5-45, VIEW OF J72501 CONNECTOR ON THE GMC ................................................................................................... 305
FIGURE 5-46, VIEW OF J5751 CONNECTOR ON THE GTC ...................................................................................................... 306
FIGURE 5-47, GSD1 AND GSD2 CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT ................................................................................................. 306
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FIGURE 5-48, VIEW OF J411 CONNECTOR ON THE GSD ........................................................................................................ 307
FIGURE 5-49, VIEW OF J412 CONNECTOR ON THE GSD ........................................................................................................ 307
FIGURE 5-50, VIEW OF J751 CONNECTOR ON THE GWX ...................................................................................................... 307
FIGURE 5-51, VIEW OF J90001 CONNECTOR ON THE GSA .................................................................................................... 308
FIGURE 5-52, GDL 59 CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT .............................................................................................................. 308
FIGURE 5-53, VIEW OF J591 CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GDL 59 ......................................................................................... 308
FIGURE 5-54, GDR 66 CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT .............................................................................................................. 309
FIGURE 5-55, VIEW OF J661 CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GDR.............................................................................................. 309
FIGURE 5-56, VIEW OF J662 CONNECTOR FROM BACK OF GDR.............................................................................................. 309
FIGURE 5-57, GSR CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT ................................................................................................................... 310
FIGURE 5-58, VIEW OF J561 CONNECTOR ON THE GSR ........................................................................................................ 310
FIGURE 5-59, GRS 79 CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT .............................................................................................................. 311
FIGURE 5-60, VIEW OF J791 CONNECTOR ON THE GRS ........................................................................................................ 311
FIGURE 5-61, GRS79 CONFIGURATION MODULE INSTALLATION ............................................................................................. 312
FIGURE 5-62, GMU 44B CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT .......................................................................................................... 313
FIGURE 5-63, VIEW OF J1 CONNECTOR ON THE GMU .......................................................................................................... 313
FIGURE 5-64, GRA 5500 CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT .......................................................................................................... 314
FIGURE 5-65, VIEW OF J55001 CONNECTOR ON THE GRA 5500 ........................................................................................... 314
FIGURE 5-66, GTS PROCESSOR CONNECTOR ARRANGMENT ................................................................................................... 315
FIGURE 5-67, VIEW OF J8001, J8002, J8003 CONNECTORS ON THE GTS PROCESSOR .............................................................. 315
FIGURE 5-68, BONDING SURFACE PREPARATION .................................................................................................................. 316
FIGURE 5-69, STRUCTURAL DIRECT METAL-TO-METAL SURFACE BONDING APPLICATIONS ........................................................... 321
FIGURE 5-70, EQUIPMENT MOUNT BONDING APPLICATIONS ................................................................................................. 322
FIGURE 5-71, ELECTRICAL FEED-THRU BONDING. ................................................................................................................. 323
FIGURE 5-72, MAGNETOMETER INTERFERENCE TEST ............................................................................................................ 341
FIGURE 5-73, PITCH/ROLL OFFSET .................................................................................................................................... 344
FIGURE 5-74, GRS/GMU CALIBRATION ............................................................................................................................ 344
FIGURE 5-75, GRS/GMU CALIBRATION PROCEDURE ........................................................................................................... 345
FIGURE 5-76, GRS/GMU CALIBRATION ............................................................................................................................ 347
FIGURE 5-77, MAGNETOMETER CALIBRATION ..................................................................................................................... 347
FIGURE 5-78, MAGNETOMETER VERIFICATION .................................................................................................................... 348
FIGURE 5-79, ENGINE RUN UP ......................................................................................................................................... 349
FIGURE 5-80, ENGINE RUN UP PAGE ................................................................................................................................. 350
FIGURE 5-81, AHRS INFORMATION VALID .......................................................................................................................... 351
FIGURE 6-1, PRE-FLIGHT TEST .......................................................................................................................................... 421
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Garmin G5000 - Cessna Citation 560XL/XLS Owner's manual

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