Caution and Warning System (CSM) - Revision history

imported>Mark Grant: /* CWS LAMP TEST 1/2 */

2007-10-21T22:01:01Z

CWS LAMP TEST 1/2

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	Position 1 tests the left-hand set of warning lights. Position 2 tests the right-hand set of warning lights. The center position (spring-loaded) disables light testing.		Position 1 tests the left-hand set of warning lights. Position 2 tests the right-hand set of warning lights. The center position (spring-loaded) disables light testing.

	In some cases you may need to keep the lamp test active while performing other parts of a checklist. In real life one astronaut could hold it while another manipulated the other switches, but in Orbiter that's not possible. To temporarily 'hold' the switch in place, click it with the mouse while pressing the SHIFT key; to release it later, click with the mouse without holding SHIFT.		In some cases you may need to keep the lamp test active while performing other parts of a checklist. In real life one astronaut could hold the lamp test switch while another manipulated the other switches, but in Orbiter that's not possible. To temporarily 'hold' the switch in place, click it with the mouse while pressing the SHIFT key; to release it later, click with the mouse without holding SHIFT.

	== C&WS operational check ==		== C&WS operational check ==

imported>Mark Grant: /* CWS LAMP TEST 1/2 */ - added SHIFT-click info.

2007-10-21T21:55:58Z

CWS LAMP TEST 1/2: - added SHIFT-click info.

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	Position 1 tests the left-hand set of warning lights. Position 2 tests the right-hand set of warning lights. The center position (spring-loaded) disables light testing.		Position 1 tests the left-hand set of warning lights. Position 2 tests the right-hand set of warning lights. The center position (spring-loaded) disables light testing.

			In some cases you may need to keep the lamp test active while performing other parts of a checklist. In real life one astronaut could hold it while another manipulated the other switches, but in Orbiter that's not possible. To temporarily 'hold' the switch in place, click it with the mouse while pressing the SHIFT key; to release it later, click with the mouse without holding SHIFT.

	== C&WS operational check ==		== C&WS operational check ==

imported>Tschachim at 22:35, 26 November 2006

2006-11-26T22:35:40Z

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	==Lights==		==Lights==

	[[Image:CSM-CWS-Lights-Location.gif\|thumb\|right\|~~600px~~\|Location of Caution and Warning System lights on Panel 2]]		[[Image:CSM-CWS-Lights-Location.gif\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Location of Caution and Warning System lights on Panel 2]]

	The Caution and Warning System lights indicate a failure or an unusual condition in one of the spacecraft systems. Some lights will remain on until they are manually reset using the appropriate switch, others will turn off automatically when the condition no longer applies. Usually when any light comes on it will trigger the MASTER ALARM lights and sound.		The Caution and Warning System lights indicate a failure or an unusual condition in one of the spacecraft systems. Some lights will remain on until they are manually reset using the appropriate switch, others will turn off automatically when the condition no longer applies. Usually when any light comes on it will trigger the MASTER ALARM lights and sound.

imported>Swatch at 05:28, 25 November 2006

2006-11-25T05:28:52Z

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	==Lights==		==Lights==

			[[Image:CSM-CWS-Lights-Location.gif\|thumb\|right\|600px\|Location of Caution and Warning System lights on Panel 2]]

	The Caution and Warning System lights indicate a failure or an unusual condition in one of the spacecraft systems. Some lights will remain on until they are manually reset using the appropriate switch, others will turn off automatically when the condition no longer applies. Usually when any light comes on it will trigger the MASTER ALARM lights and sound.		The Caution and Warning System lights indicate a failure or an unusual condition in one of the spacecraft systems. Some lights will remain on until they are manually reset using the appropriate switch, others will turn off automatically when the condition no longer applies. Usually when any light comes on it will trigger the MASTER ALARM lights and sound.

66.42.230.189: /* Lights */

2006-11-25T05:16:59Z

Lights

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	==Lights==		==Lights==

	~~[[Image:CSM-CWS-Lights-Location.gif\|thumb\|right\|600px\|Location of Caution and Warning System lights on Panel 2]]~~

	The Caution and Warning System lights indicate a failure or an unusual condition in one of the spacecraft systems. Some lights will remain on until they are manually reset using the appropriate switch, others will turn off automatically when the condition no longer applies. Usually when any light comes on it will trigger the MASTER ALARM lights and sound.		The Caution and Warning System lights indicate a failure or an unusual condition in one of the spacecraft systems. Some lights will remain on until they are manually reset using the appropriate switch, others will turn off automatically when the condition no longer applies. Usually when any light comes on it will trigger the MASTER ALARM lights and sound.

66.42.230.189: /* Lights */

2006-11-25T05:16:21Z

Lights

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	==Lights==		==Lights==

	[[Image:CSM-CWS-Lights-Location.gif\|thumb\|600px~~\|none~~\|Location of Caution and Warning System lights on Panel 2]]		[[Image:CSM-CWS-Lights-Location.gif\|thumb\|right\|600px\|Location of Caution and Warning System lights on Panel 2]]

	The Caution and Warning System lights indicate a failure or an unusual condition in one of the spacecraft systems. Some lights will remain on until they are manually reset using the appropriate switch, others will turn off automatically when the condition no longer applies. Usually when any light comes on it will trigger the MASTER ALARM lights and sound.		The Caution and Warning System lights indicate a failure or an unusual condition in one of the spacecraft systems. Some lights will remain on until they are manually reset using the appropriate switch, others will turn off automatically when the condition no longer applies. Usually when any light comes on it will trigger the MASTER ALARM lights and sound.

imported>Tschachim: /* CWS NORMAL/BOOST/ACK */

2006-11-19T22:26:07Z

CWS NORMAL/BOOST/ACK

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	===CWS NORMAL/BOOST/ACK===		===CWS NORMAL/BOOST/ACK===

	In NORMAL mode all MASTER ALARM lights will light when an error occurs. In BOOST mode the left-hand MASTER ALARM light is disabled to avoid confusing the crew, as it is near the ABORT light on the panel.		In NORMAL mode all MASTER ALARM lights will light when an error occurs. In BOOST mode the left-hand MASTER ALARM light is disabled to avoid confusing the crew, as it is near the ABORT light on the panel. In acknowledge mode (ACK) the status lights are disabled and only light if one of the MASTER ALARM buttons are pressed. This is used to adapt the eyes of the crew to darkness.

	===CWS CM/CSM===		===CWS CM/CSM===

imported>Tschachim: CSM Caution and Warning System moved to Caution and Warning System (CSM)

2006-11-19T21:53:30Z

CSM Caution and Warning System moved to Caution and Warning System (CSM)

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Revision as of 21:53, 19 November 2006

imported>Tschachim: IE fix

2006-11-06T15:08:22Z

IE fix

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	==Lights==		==Lights==

	[[Image:CSM-CWS-Lights-Location.gif\|thumb\|600px\|~~center~~\|Location of Caution and Warning System lights on Panel 2]]		[[Image:CSM-CWS-Lights-Location.gif\|thumb\|600px\|none\|Location of Caution and Warning System lights on Panel 2]]

	The Caution and Warning System lights indicate a failure or an unusual condition in one of the spacecraft systems.		The Caution and Warning System lights indicate a failure or an unusual condition in one of the spacecraft systems. Some lights will remain on until they are manually reset using the appropriate switch, others will turn off automatically when the condition no longer applies. Usually when any light comes on it will trigger the MASTER ALARM lights and sound.

	Some lights will remain on until they are manually reset using the appropriate switch, others will turn off automatically when the condition no longer applies. Usually when any light comes on it will trigger the MASTER ALARM lights and sound.

	The specific conditions which can light each of the lights are as follows<cite>AOH</cite>:		The specific conditions which can light each of the lights are as follows<cite>AOH</cite>:

imported>Tschachim: CSM Caution & Warning System moved to CSM Caution and Warning System: "&" is no longer possible in article titles.

2006-11-02T15:20:00Z

CSM Caution & Warning System moved to CSM Caution and Warning System: "&" is no longer possible in article titles.

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Revision as of 15:20, 2 November 2006