Elite XTS User manual

A i r c r a f t M o d u l e s
A n o v e r v i e w f o r E L I T E X T S
R e l e a s e : N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 9
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Abstract
Thank you for purchasing an ELITE product. Since ELITE was rst introduced, each version has incorpo-
rated suggestions and ideas from our customers  student and academic general aviation and professional.
Through valuable customer feedback we were able to constantly enhance ELITE's PC-based simulation soft-
ware, so please let us know what you think of your ELITE product.
ELITE (ELectronic IFR Training Environment) is a software that allows you to use your personal computer
to replicate the instrument panel, avionics and ight aerodynamics of specic aircraft to practice all proce-
dures and simulate elements of ight under instrument meteorological conditions.
This Aircraft Module Overview is to give an insight of the options and training possibility that each ELITE
aircraft oers. It also includes parts of each aircraft's checklist.
If you have any questions or run into some trouble, please feel free to check out ELITE's Help and Learning
Center or to reach out to our Technical Support team.
ELITE Technical Support
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Contents
1 Aircraft Modules 3
1.1 PiperArcherIII ........................................... 3
1.1.1 CockpitFunctions ...................................... 3
1.1.2 AircraftChecklist ...................................... 5
1.1.3 AircraftSettingsPanel.................................... 8
1.2 PiperArrow.............................................. 11
1.2.1 CockpitFunctions ...................................... 11
1.2.2 AircraftChecklist ...................................... 13
1.2.3 AircraftSettingsPanel.................................... 15
1.3 BeechBaron58............................................ 20
1.3.1 CockpitFunctions ...................................... 20
1.3.2 AircraftChecklist ...................................... 22
1.3.3 AircraftSettingsPanel.................................... 25
1.4 BonanzaA36 ............................................. 29
1.4.1 CockpitFunctions ...................................... 29
1.4.2 AircraftChecklist ...................................... 33
1.4.3 AircraftSettingsPanel.................................... 36
1.5 Cessna172RG ............................................ 40
1.5.1 CockpitFunctions ...................................... 40
1.5.2 Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
1.5.3 Clock/OATGauge ..................................... 41
1.5.4 AircraftChecklist ...................................... 43
1.5.5 AircraftSettingsPanel.................................... 45
1.6 Cessna182S.............................................. 47
1.6.1 CockpitFunctions ...................................... 47
1.6.2 AircraftChecklist ...................................... 48
1.6.3 AircraftSettingsPanel.................................... 51
1.7 KingAirB200 ............................................ 55
1.7.1 CockpitFeatures....................................... 55
1.7.2 AircraftChecklist ...................................... 59
1.7.3 AircraftSettingsPanel.................................... 62
1.8 MooneyM20J............................................. 66
1.8.1 CockpitFunctions ...................................... 66
1.8.2 AircraftChecklist ...................................... 67
1.8.3 AircraftSettingsPanel.................................... 70
1.9 PiperSenecaIII ........................................... 73
1.9.1 CockpitFunctions ...................................... 73
1.9.2 AircraftChecklist ...................................... 75
1.9.3 AircraftSettingsPanel.................................... 78

CONTENTS CONTENTS
2 Conclusion 84
2.1 Troubleshooting............................................ 84
2.2 Notes ................................................. 85
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1|Aircraft Modules
1.1 Piper Archer III
Figure 1.1: Piper Archer III - Instrument Panel
1.1.1 Cockpit Functions
Archer Carb Heat Lever
The carburetor heat function may be operated by us-
ing the mouse or through use of several other mech-
anisms which may be assigned on the Conguration
Page.
Note: Due to FAA regulation changes the amber light on the Annunciator Panel labelled PITOT HEAT
OFF/INOP will remain illuminated. Selecting pitot heat "On" will extinguish the light.
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CHAPTER 1. AIRCRAFT MODULES 1.1. PIPER ARCHER III
Figure 1.2: Piper Archer III - Pitot Heat
Archer CH Choice
In the Instrument Conguration column go to the Carburetor Heat
item and select the appropriate choice. Selecting Gear Handle will
cause the landing gear control to operate the carburetor heat func-
tion. Moving the landing gear handle to the UP position will cause
the carburetor heat to be OFF. The carburetor heat will be ON when
the landing gear lever is in the DOWN position. Selecting CHT Han-
dle will activate the carburetor heat control found on some consoles
manufactured by Precision Flight Controls. Selecting the Carb Heat
Quadr./Throttle Lever option will cause the throttle lever to control
the carburetor heat function while the propeller and mixture levers will
operate the throttle and mixture controls respectively.
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CHAPTER 1. AIRCRAFT MODULES 1.1. PIPER ARCHER III
1.1.2 Aircraft Checklist
Before Starting Engine
Brakes SET
Circuit Breakers CHECK IN
Alternate Static Source OFF
Carburetor Heat FULL COLD
Avionics OFF
Fuel Selector DESIRED TANK
Normal Start
Throttle OPEN 1/4 INCH
Battery master switch ON
Anti-Collision Lights ON
Alternator switch ON
Magnetos ON
Electric fuel pump ON
Mixture FULL RICH
Propeller CLEAR
Starter ENGAGE
Throttle ADJUST
Oil Pressure CHECK
Warm-up
Throttle 800-1000 RPM
Avionics ON
Radios ON & SET
Taxiing
Taxi area CLEAR
Parking brake RELEASE
Mixture SET
Lights as needed
Throttle APPLY SLOWLY
Brakes CHECK
Steering CHECK
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CHAPTER 1. AIRCRAFT MODULES 1.1. PIPER ARCHER III
Ground Check
Parking Brake SET
Throttle 2000 RPM
Mixture SET
Magnetos max. drop 175 RPM
max. di. 50 RPM
Vacuum 4.8 to 5.2 in. Hg.
Oil temperature CHECK
Oil pressure CHECK
Ammeter CHECK
Annunciator panel press-to-test
Carburetor heat approx. 75 RPM drop
Fuel Tank Switch Tanks
Electric fuel pump OFF
Fuel pressure CHECK
Throttle IDLE
Throttle 1000 RPM
Before Takeo
Battery master switch verify ON
Alternator switch verify ON
Magnetos verify ON
Flight instrument CHECK
Fuel selector PROPER TANK
Electric fuel pump ON
Lights as needed
Engine gauges CHECK
Carburetor heat OFF
Mixture SET
Flaps SET
Trim SET
Takeo
Normal
Flaps SET
Trim SET
Airspeed Accelerate to 60 KIAS
Control wheel BACK PRESSURE to smoothly rotate to
climb attitude
Climb
Best rate (aps up) 76 KIAS
Best angle (aps up) 64 KIAS
En route 87 KIAS
Electric fuel pump OFF at desired altitude
Lights as needed
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CHAPTER 1. AIRCRAFT MODULES 1.1. PIPER ARCHER III
Cruising
Power SET per power table
Mixture ADJUST
Lights as needed
Descent
Normal
Throttle 2500 RPM
Airspeed 122 KIAS
Mixture SET
Carburetor heat ON if required
Power O
Carburetor heat ON if required
Throttle CLOSED
Airspeed AS REQUIRED
Mixture AS REQUIRED
Power verify with throttle every 30 seconds
Approach and Landing)
Fuel selector PROPER TANK
Electric fuel pump ON
Lights as needed
Mixture SET
Flaps SET - 102 KIAS max
Initial approach speed 75 KIAS
Final approach speed 66 KIAS (aps 40◦ )
Securing Airplane
Flaps RETRACT
Electric fuel pump OFF
Avionics master switch OFF
Electrical switches OFF
Throttle CLOSED
Mixture IDLE CUT-OFF
Magneto switches OFF
Alternator switch OFF
Battery master switch OFF
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CHAPTER 1. AIRCRAFT MODULES 1.1. PIPER ARCHER III
1.1.3 Aircraft Settings Panel
Figure 1.3: Piper Archer III - Aircraft Information
Figure 1.4: Engine / Cruise Performance: 55% Power Figure 1.5: Engine / Cruise Performance: 65% Power
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