Textron Cessna Citation CJ3 User manual

Cabin Equipment
Operation Manual
Unit 0357

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This manual is intended as an operational overview only. It is not intended to
replace operation or maintenance instructions for any component or feature.
Copyright © 2011, Cessna Aircraft Company, All Rights Reserved.

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Table of Contents
Cabin Entertainment/Phone Equipment Page
Cabin Entertainment/Phone Equipment Location Diagram.........5
AvVisor Plus 8.4” Cabin Information System ..................6
AvVisor Plus USB Port Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Cockpit Intercom Call Switch Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
AirCell Telephone .....................................8
Cabin Switch Panels
Cabin Switch Panels Location Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Cabin Entry Switch Panel ..............................10
Master Control Switch Panel ............................10
Seat/Table Light Switch Panel ........................... 10
Work Light Switch Panel ...............................10
Lavatory Light Switch Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Cockpit Intercom Call Switch Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
AvVisor Plus USB Port.................................11
Furniture Location & Operation
Furniture Location Diagram.............................13
Electric Outlet Location Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Seat Adjustment ....................................14
Cabin Lights ....................................... 14
Table Operation .....................................15
Galley............................................16
Manual Overboard Drain Operation (for Ice Chest)............. 16
Hot Liquid Container Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Hot Liquid Container Removal ...........................17
Manual Drip Tray Drain Operation ........................17
Manual Window Shade Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Toilet ............................................ 18
BaggageStrapKit...................................19
Emergency Equipment
Emergency Equipment Location Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Emergency Exits - Cabin Entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Emergency Exits - Escape Hatch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
OverheadOxygenMask ...............................24
Seat Belts .........................................25
BracePositions .....................................26
LifeVests .........................................26
FireExtinguishers ...................................27
First Aid Kit ........................................27
Flashlights ........................................27
Emergency Locator Transmitter ..........................27
Crew Oxygen Masks ..................................28
Crew Smoke Goggles .................................28

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Toilet
Galley
Closet
Avionics
Cabinet
Cabin Entertainment/Phone Equipment
AirCell Telephone
(Mounted in Overhead)
AirCell Telephone
Cockpit Intercom
Call Switch Panel
AvVisor Plus
USB Port
8.4” AvVisor Plus
Monitor/Controller

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AvVisor Plus 8.4” Cabin Information System
The AvVisor Plus cabin information system allows user-specied display of ight
information, moving ight maps and still images.
The AvVisor Plus system is controlled with buttons to the left of the 8.4” display. For
more detailed information and instructions, refer to the AvVisor Plus User Manual.
Power, Press
to Turn Display
On/Off
Menu Selection
Buttons
AvVisor Plus USB Port Operation
The AvVisor Plus USB port is used for uploading images to the cabin information dis-
play. It is located below the bottom shelf of the left-hand forward closet.
Connect download device
to USB Port
AvVisor Plus
Monitor/Controller
AvVisor Plus
USB Port

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101015-7
CALL
Cockpit Intercom Call Switch Operation
A cockpit intercom call switch panel in the cabin allows the cabin passengers to
contact the cockpit crew using the AirCell telephone.
To contact the cockpit crew:
1. Remove telephone handset from holder.
2. Press “FCN” and then the “9” button.
3. From the call switch panel, press the button below “CALL” to ring cockpit.
Note: Light on cockpit intercom switch will ash to alert cockpit crew to
pick up their AirCell handset and press “FCN” and then the “9” button
to connect to the intercom call.
4. Wait for cockpit crew to answer.
5. When call is nished, press “END” to disconnect.
Press Switch to
Alert Cockpit Crew of
Intercom Call
To answer a call from the cockpit (light ashing on intercom switch):
1. Remove telephone handset from holder.
2. Press “FCN” and then the “9” button to connect to incoming call.
3. When call is nished, press “END” to disconnect.
Call Light
Flashes
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AirCell Telephone
The AirCell telephone provides voice, fax and data transmission capabilities during
ight. Use the system’s handset to perform all normal operations of the AirCell
telephone. A backlit color LCD screen shows dialed telephone numbers and AirCell
telephone status. Use the keypad to enter phone numbers, menu selections, call
timer and other functions. For detailed information and instructions for using the
different services, refer to the AirCell User Manual.
Press to Scroll Up or Increase Volume
Press to Release Phone from Holder
Press to Scroll Down or
Decrease Volume
Press to Send (Connect)
to Number Entered on Keypad
or Connect to Incoming Call
Press to End Call (Disconnect)
“One Touch Dialing” Keys
See AirCell User Manual for Details
To place an air-to-ground call:
1. Take handset from holder.
2. Use keypad to enter telephone number to be called.
USA/Canada: 1 + Area Code + Number
International: Country Code + Number
To dial another Iridium Phone: 8816 + XXX.XXXXX (other Iridium Number)
For credit-card billing: 0 + Area Code + Number.
3. Press SND. The telephone number will display and the message Dialing
displays while number is being sent. When the call connects successfully, the
screen displays Call in Progress.
4. If you misdial, press CLR to clear the digits and enter the number again.
5. When call is nished, press END to disconnect.
To receive an incoming call:
1. Take handset from holder.
2. Press SND to connect to incoming call.
3. When call is nished, press END to disconnect.
To use the handset as an internal intercom (call other handsets):
1. Take handset from holder.
2. Press FCN key, then 9.
3. When call is nished, press END to disconnect.
Backlit LCD
Screen
Function Key
Press to Access Additional Menus and
Advanced Functions
Displays Dialed Telephone Numbers
and AirCell Telephone Status
See Note Below
Press to Display Active Telephone
Number or Recall Stored Number
See AirCell User Manual for Details
Press to Clear Last Digit Entered
on Keypad
Keypad
Use to Enter Telephone Number
to be Called and Other Functions.
See AirCell User Manual for Details
Press to Place Call on Hold
Press to Store Telephone
Number or Name
See AirCell User Manual for Details Headphone Jack

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Toilet
Galley
Closet
Avionics
Cabinet
Master Control
Switch Panel
Cabin Switch Panels
Lavatory Light
Switch Panel
Cabin Entry
Switch Panel
Seat/Table Light
Switch Panel
Seat/Table Light
Switch Panel
Seat/Table Light
Switch Panel
Table Light
Table Light
Lavatory Light
Switch Panel
Table Light
Seat/Table Light
Switch Panel
Table Light
Seat/Table Light
Switch Panel
Work Light
Switch Panel
Seat/Table Light
Switch Panel
Cockpit Intercom
Call Switch Panel
AvVisor Plus
USB Port

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Press to Turn
Cabin Entry Lighting
On/Off
Press Switch Closest to
Table Light to Turn Table Light On/Off
Seat/Table Light Switch Panel (Located Above Seat)
Press to Turn
Seat Light On/Off
Lavatory Light Switch Panel
Press Either Switch to Turn
Lavatory Seat Light On/Off
(Located In Overhead)
Seat Light
Air Outlet
(Turn Counter-Clockwise to Open,
Clockwise to Close)
Table Light
Cabin Entry Switch Panel
Air Outlet
(Turn Counter-Clockwise to Open,
Clockwise to Close)
Work Light Switch Panel
Work Light
Press Either Switch to Turn
Work Light On/Off
(Located In Overhead)
Air Outlet
(Turn Counter-Clockwise to Open,
Clockwise to Close)
Seat Light
Master Control Switch Panel
Press to Turn
Hot Liquid Container
Heater On/Off
Press to Turn
Overhead Cabin Lights
On/Off
Press to Turn
Entry Light
On/Off
Press to Brighten
Overhead Lights
Press to Dim
Overhead Lights
(Located In Galley Header)

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Cockpit Intercom Call Switch Panel
Press To Alert Cockpit Crew
of Intercom Call
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CALL
AvVisor Plus USB Port
USB Port

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Toilet
Galley
Closet
Avionics
Cabinet
Table
Table
Passenger Seat Passenger Seat
Furniture Location & Operation
Hot Liquid Container
Passenger Seat
Passenger Seat
Passenger Seat Passenger Seat
110VAC Universal
Outlet
Table
Table
110VAC Universal
Outlet
110VAC Universal
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Note: Return seat to its normal position during taxi, takeoff and landing.
Seat Adjustment
Passenger seats have forward, aft and lateral adjustment with seat back recline. By
pushing the armrest seat adjustment lever down, it is possible to adjust the seat
position forward, aft or out from the wall. Pull lever up to recline the seat back. Move
seat away from wall before adjusting seat forward, aft or reclining seat back. Adjust
seat back to upright position before moving seat to wall. To raise the armrest, pull
up fully and armrest will lock in full-up position. To lower armrest, lift up slightly to
unlock and lower armrest. Pull the seat base adjustment lever up, to adjust forward
and aft movement (only on seats with oor tracking). The headrest can be adjusted
up and down to desired position. A slipcover headrest pillow may be used for
additional comfort.
Seat Belt
Pull Up to
Raise/Lower
Armrest
Lift Lever to
Adjust Seat Position
Forward/Aft
(Only on seats with
oor tracking)
Head Rest
Lift Lever to Adjust
Seat Back For Recline,
Push Down to Adjust
Seat Location
(Forward, back,
inboard, outboard)
(View Looking Aft)
(Refer to Cabin Switches for Operation)Cabin Lights
(View Looking Aft)
Seat Light and
Air Outlet
Indirect Lights
Table Light
Dropped Aisle
Lights
Lavatory Light

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Table Operation
1. Pull table inboard.
2. Lift table up.
3. Rotate table down until it is
at rest in down position.
4. Unfold table leaf.
Note: Return table to its stowed position during
taxi, takeoff and landing. See Passenger
Brieng Card for complete instructions.
5. Reverse steps 1 through 4
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Hot Liquid
Container
Galley
Master Control
Switch Panel
Ice Chest
Manual Overboard Drain Operation (for Ice Chest)
The ice-chest drawer, located in the lower section of the galley, is equipped with a
manual drain valve used to empty water from the ice chest.
Note: Return manual drain valve to closed position when draining is complete.
Rotate to
Open/Close
Drain
Press to Turn
Hot Liquid
Container Heater
On/Off
Master Control Switch Panel
Hot Liquid Container Operation
The master control switch panel, located in the galley header, controls the hot liquid
container. Pressing the switch once will turn the hot liquid container heater on,
pressing again will turn heater off. Green text on the switch indicates on.
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Hot Liquid Container Removal
A Prepco hot liquid container is located in the upper section of the galley. The hot
liquid container is designed to keep preheated liquids warm. The hot liquid container
holds one gallon and is easily removed for lling. The master control switch panel in
the galley header controls the heater in the hot liquid container (see Switch Panels for
switch operation).
Note: Make certain the switch for the hot liquid container is “Off” before attempting
to remove the container from the galley. See Switch Panels for switch
operation.
Warning: 1. Do not overll tank. Leave 1 inch of empty space when lling.
2. Ensure cap is clean and tight to prevent leakage.
3. Ensure vent hole in cap is free of debris.
4. Do not place liquids hotter than 180ºF (82ºC) in tank.
5. Cover lid with towel when handling tank to prevent steam burns.
To remove and ll hot liquid container:
2. Slide door back.
3. Lift up slightly on the front of
the hot liquid container and
slide inboard to remove.
Caution: Be careful when removing,
the hot liquid container may be HOT.
Unscrew
Lid to Fill
Manual Drip Tray Drain Operation
The drip tray is designed to catch drips from the hot liquid container(s). Empty hot
liquid container or coffee pot contents elsewhere.
1. Press and hold drip tray drain valve to open drain.
2. Release valve when contents have drained.
Push and Hold
to Drain
Drip Tray
1. Lift up on the bottom of the
hot liquid container door and
rotate up 90 degrees.

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Toilet
Note: This toilet is not externally serviceable. Refer to the Toilet Brieng Card for
instructions on service procedures and tank removal.
Press to Flush
(Under Lid)
Manual Window Shade Operation
Cabin window shades open and close by sliding
the shade handle forward and aft. On right-
hand side of plane, slide lever forward to close
and aft to open. On left-hand side of plane,
slide lever forward to open and aft to close.
Slide Handle
Forward and Aft
Relief Tube/Life Vest
(Under Armrest Lid)

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Baggage Strap Kit
The baggage straps are used to secure luggage or other cargo to prevent damage to
luggage or aircraft during ight. Install baggage straps in combination as required to
secure loose items. The baggage straps are supplied as loose equipment. Ask ight
crew about their normal location on the aircraft. See details below for operation.
Caution: Verify that straps and tie-down ttings are secure before ight.
Anchor Plate and
Tie-Down Fitting
Detail
Strap Adjuster
Strap
Anchor Plate
Tie-Down Fitting
Two Finger Holds
Center Spring
To install baggage straps:
1. Press center spring of tie-down tting
with thumb while pulling on the two nger
holds with ngers. Slide tie-down tting
into anchor plate and release spring.
2. Repeat for remaining tie-down straps and
ttings.
Note: Install straps in combination as
required to secure luggage/cargo.
3. Tighten straps by pulling loose ends of
straps through strap tensioners.
To remove baggage straps:
1. Loosen straps by pulling down on strap
tensioners. If straps are too tight, remove
tie-down ttings from anchor plates.
2. Remove tie-down ttings from anchor
plates by pressing center spring with
thumb while pulling on the nger holds
with ngers and sliding tie-down tting out
of anchor plates.
Strap Tensioner
Pull Loose End
to Tighten Strap
Tie-Down Fitting

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