The Perfect Fit for Helicopter Flight Decks

The high-vibration environment in which rotorcraft operate presents the unique requirement for flight deck displays to be rugged and high-utility, yet provide intuitive visual cues for optimal situational awareness.
Universal Avionics? EFI-890H flight deck display has been qualified to the rigorous vibration profile testing of RTCA/DO-160F Environmental standards, for maximum performance during mission operations. Integrated Flat Panel Displays offer significant improvement in situational awareness while reducing pilot workload that is essential for the unique tactical requirements of rotary wing aircraft.
The EFI-890H offers flexibility for installation as a stand-alone Primary Flight Display (PFD) or Multi-Function Display (MFD), as well as a fully integrated PFD/Navigation Display (ND) cockpit system. The system is optimally sized, featuring a light-weight, compact housing while offering a large, 8.9-inch diagonal active-matrix LCD display.

Integration Capabilities
* More than 17 types of Attitude / Heading Sensors
* Over 14 types of Air Data Sensors
* Over 6 known Radio Altimeters
* Over 13 different Weather Radar Systems
* More than 10 different Flight Director / Autopilot systems (including ASCB Version A)
* More than 5 Traffic Collision and Avoidance Systems (TCAS)
* Supports Numerous Analog and Digital Radios

Supported Interfaces
* Flight Plan Data / Multi-Mission Management System
* Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System (EGWS)
* Vision-1+ Synthetic Vision System
* High-Resolution UniLink Weather Graphics
* Weather Radar Display
* Traffic Collision and Avoidance System (TCAS) / (T2CAS)
* Enhanced Vision System (EVS)
* Jeppesen Charts, Checklists, Broadcast Weather and Electronic Documents
* Infrared / Thermal, color cameras
* Analog Video with Graphics Overlay
* Moving Maps

Mission Performance for IFR Conditions

The EFI-890H supports an array of information and display capabilities for helicopter operators. To complement the display of primary flight data, a collective cue flight guidance display provides for optimal collective control when in ?4D? (4 axis) coupled autopilot mode, to aid in maintaining the desired flight path. Visual guidance on the PFD is presented in two configurable formats to meet operator preference, the ?dual cue? cross-pointer or ?single cue? V-bar overlay.

Nav Display with Electronic Charts

The Navigation Display (ND) presents Map and HSI views, as well as a host of interfacing components including the
Vision-1+ Synthetic Vision System, Electronic Charts, Checklists and Broadcast Weather.
A navigation progress data block, in the upper portion of the screen, is provided for most ND modes. This progress bar, as shown below, provides information pertinent to the intended path of flight such as time and distance to the ?TO? waypoint, next waypoint and destination along with UTC, ETA, SAT and ISA variation.