RDR-4000 RDR-4000
WEATHER RADAR SYSTEM with FORWARD LOOKING WINDSHEAR DETECTION
Pilot's Guide
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION 1
RDR-4000 OPERATIONAL ENHANCEMENTS 1
OPERATIONAL LIMITATIONS AND CONSIDERATIONS 3
SECTION 2: SIMPLIFIED OPERATING PROCEDURES 5
ON/OFF 5
TEST 5
TAKEOFF AND DEPARTURE 6
CLIMB UP TO FL200 7
CRUISE ABOVE FL200 7
DESCENT AND APPROACH 7
AVOIDANCE MANEUVERS 8
SECTION 3: EXPANDED OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 9
TURN ON AND TEST 9
SYSTEM SELECTION 10
WEATHER DETECTION 11
AUTOMATIC WEATHER MODE (AUTO) 11
TURBULENCE DETECTION 13
PREDICTIVE WINDSHEAR (PWS) DETECTION 14
WEATHER ANALYSIS 20
MANUAL WEATHER MODE 20
FULL COVERAGE GROUND MAP MODE (MAP) 21
GAIN CONTROL (GAIN) 23
SECTION 4: EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION 25
UNIT DESCRIPTIONS 25
RP-1 RADAR PROCESSOR 25
TR-1 TRANSMITTER/RECEIVER 25
DA-1A/B WITH FP30-1 ANTENNA DRIVE 25
CP-1A/1B CONTROL PANELS 26
ELECTRONIC FLIGHT DISPLAY 26
OPERATING CONTROLS 27
SYSTEM CONTROL 27
MODE SELECTION 28
GAIN CONTROL 28
DISPLAY ANNUNCIATIONS 29
DISPLAY COLORS 30
FAULT ANNUNCIATIONS 30
SECTION 5: PRINCIPLES OF WEATHER RADAR USE 31
WEATHER RADAR PRINCIPLES 31
STORM CELL CHARACTERISTICS 32
PLANNING A PATH 34
AZIMUTH RESOLUTION 35
SHADOWED AREAS 36
EFFECTS OF INTERFERING RF SOURCES 36
RADAR WINDSHEAR DETECTION 37
WINDSHEAR/MICROBURST DESCRIPTION 37
WINDSHEAR/MICROBURST DETECTION PROCESS 37
WINDSHEAR AVOIDANCE FLYING 38
SECTION 6: RDR-4000 TECHNICAL OPERATION 39
3D VOLUMETRIC MEMORY SCANNING/PROCESSING 39
GROUND CLUTTER EXTRACTION 40
FLIGHT PATH WEATHER VS. SECONDARY WEATHER 41
MANUAL WEATHER ANALYSIS MODE (MAN): CONSTANT ALTITUDE 45
APPENDIX 47
SAFETY INFORMATION 47
MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LEVEL (MPEL) 48
SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION
Welcome to Honeywell’s next generation weather radar system, the RDR-4000. The RDR-4000 introduces several new technologies not found in current generation Radar Systems. Some of the major operational differences are highlighted here.
RDR-4000 OPERATIONAL ENHANCEMENTS
One of the first things you will notice is that the tilt control has been eliminated. The system automatically controls the antenna scan, collecting weather and terrain information and storing it in a three-dimensional (3D) volumetric memory that is continuously updated and compensated for aircraft movement. The scanned volume is from the nose of the aircraft out to 320 nm and from the ground to 60,000 feet. This is the first key concept. Rather than simply displaying a conventional plan view slice along the radar beam, the RDR-4000 stores a complete 3D picture (azimuth, range, altitude, and reflectivity) in memory. The memory relieves the pilot of the workload associated with tilt management for weather detection. The control panel provides for completely independent selections of range, gain, and mode, allowing the pilots to concentrate on the task of storm cell threat analysis and avoidance. The RDR-4000 incorporates an internal terrain database to remove ground clutter in weather modes, and to remove weather returns in the ground map mode. Ground map mode provides an extended ground map picture by piecing together individual scans and combining them in the memory for display.
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