-----Original Message----- 
From: James Turner
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 12:42 PM
To: FlightGear developers discussions
Subject: Re: [Flightgear-devel] Aircraft Checklists


On 18 Sep 2012, at 11:56, Stuart Buchanan wrote:

> Feedback and comments are welcome as always, particularly if any
> aircraft developers would like any enhancements
> made.


Is there any way to chain checklists automatically so that they follow one 
another in a pre-defined order?

This is to overcome the limitation imposed by having too many entries to put 
in a single list.

An alternative, which may have further advantages, would be to have a tree 
structure of checklists, where one branch has to be completed before going 
back to the trunk and then on to the next branch.

e.g. on cockpit entry I want to do a right to left sequence of checks, 
starting with the port  side panel, going on to the port coaming, then the 
port instrument panel etc, covering the whole cockpit methodically. Each of 
these panels has up to a dozen checks. This is how the checks were actually 
organised  (with a book of cards) on this particular aircraft. The cockpit 
entry  checks were then followed by the start sequence, the after starting, 
the take off, after take-off,  circuit ad approach /landing checks.

The emergency checks also follow a tree structure, but in this case the next 
branch depends upon the result of a particular check. (e.g. did the engine 
relight within 20 seconds?)

Alan 


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