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Introduction to the Right Console

Overview of the PC-21 Right Console

Environmental Control System (ECS) Panel

Oxygen Regulator System

Electrical and Lighting Controls

Electrical Power Switches

Interior and Exterior Lighting

Communication and Flight Systems

Audio Management Unit (AMU)

Trim and Flight Control Switches

🎮 Crossword: Right Console Terminology

Quiz

Quiz: Console Overview and ECS

Quiz: Oxygen System

Quiz: Electrical Controls

Quiz: Lighting Systems

Quiz: Audio and Trim Systems

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Mastering the PC-21 Right Console Controls and Indicators is a focused, cockpit-oriented course designed to make you confident and fast with the PC-21’s right-side systems. Through clear visuals, practical explanations, and scenario-driven drills, you will learn exactly where each control lives, what it does, and how to use it efficiently during normal, abnormal, and training operations. You’ll start with a guided tour of the right console—mapping panels, identifying switch groups, and understanding the ergonomic layout. Then you’ll deep-dive into the Environmental Control System (ECS), Oxygen Regulator, Electrical Power management, interior/exterior lighting, the Audio Management Unit (AMU), and key flight systems including trim, flaps, and hydraulic indicators. The program emphasizes operational cues, correct switch positions, and quick-access workflows that reduce cockpit workload. Interactive elements—including a crossword terminology game and targeted quizzes—reinforce retention and help you build automaticity. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to locate and operate each right-console control by memory, configure the electrical system for engine start, tailor cockpit lighting to conditions, manage audio channels with confidence, and verify system health using associated indicators. Whether you’re transitioning to the PC-21, refreshing procedures, or preparing for a check ride, this course sharpens your systems knowledge and transforms it into reliable cockpit performance.

Mastering the PC-21 Right Console Controls and Indicators

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            <p>The right console of the Pilatus PC-21 serves as a critical hub for managing the aircraft's environmental, life support, and electrical systems. Understanding the physical layout and organization of this console is essential for any pilot seeking to operate the aircraft with precision. This course provides a comprehensive breakdown of the primary panels, beginning with the Environmental Control System (ECS) and the Oxygen Regulator System. By mastering the specific switches for temperature control, air distribution, and oxygen supply, operators ensure a safe and pressurized environment throughout all phases of flight.</p>

<p>Beyond life support, the right console houses the essential controls for electrical power and lighting. This training explores the configuration of battery and generator switches, the function of the bus tie, and the management of both interior and exterior lighting systems. Furthermore, the curriculum delves into the Audio Management Unit (AMU) for effective communication and the various flight control switches, including the Trim Aid Device (TAD) and flap controls. Through detailed modules and interactive assessments, you will gain the technical proficiency required to manage these complex indicators and controls, ensuring seamless integration into your flight operations.</p>
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