in a CMC aircraft, flight deck indications and warnings are managed and provided by
- the central warning computer (CWC)
- the electronic interface units (EIU)
- the engine indicatig and crew alert system (EICAS)
Explanation from PART66Online
On an aircraft with a central maintenance computer, the electronic interface units gather, manage and route the system signals that produce flight-deck indications and warnings. They act as the concentrators between the aircraft systems and the display/warning function, rather than a single central warning computer or the engine-only EICAS.
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Gibbo280490 asked · 7 Apr 2014
Would not be EICAS? 'Flight Deck Indications' ??
Community Comments (3)
J
Jordi
20 Apr 2021
I Also think it should be EICAS.
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ANDYSQUIZ
14 Jul 2021
I also think it should be the EICAS
J
Jordi
19 Nov 2022
EICAS is the correct
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