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Emergency NGX!

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Credits:

 


Product Overview:

Emergency NGX! adds the following new features and functionality to your current FS2Crew PMDG NGX Product



Additional NEW First Officer Accent Options:


NEW "NON-NORMAL" procedures from the Boeing 737NG Quick Reference Handbook (QRH)






Installing "Emergency NGX!":


How to Tell if Emergency NGX! is installed:

* When you open the FS2Crew Main Panel an "E" will be visible beside the Version Number


* EMERGENCY NGX! FUNCTIONALITY IS AVAILABLE





* EMERGENCY NGX! FUNCTIONALITY IS NOT AVAILABLE




 Running the Failures:

IMPORTANT: 
1. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RUN MULTIPLE FAILURES AT THE SAME TIME!  

2. Emergency NGX! does not model every possible failure in the NGX. Some failures could not be modeled due to limitations with the current SDK

3. See the Product Overview section for the list of specific failures included in this package



Note 1:

* Press the FAIL button on the FS2Crew Main Panel as shown below to enable/disable FAILURES



(nb: The failures only work with the Australian FO Accent) 

* When failures are selected ON, the CREW REGION setting on the FS2Crew Config Panel will automatically default to AU





Note 2:

* ABORTED ENGINE STARTS and APU related failures can be initiated whilst parked at the gate or prior to Taxi Mode

* All other failures will only be active during the Taxi, Takeoff, Climb, Cruise, Descent, and Landing phases of the flight.
   (ie: the DISPLAYED MODE on the FS2Crew Main panel must be between "BEFORE T/O" and the after landing mode "CLEAN UP")



Note 3:

* Open the PMDG 737 NGX CDU and select your failure (according to the list of failures featured in the "New Non-Normal Procedures List" in the Product Overview section)

* FS2 Crew: Emergency NGX! provides you with complete flexibility so that you may choose to select an "Instant", "Random" or "Service Based" failure
  (nb: Provided the failure you choose is available in the Emergency NGX! Failure List - see "New Non-Normal Procedures List" in the Product Overview section)

Important: 

* When the FO announces that a non-normal has occurred (eg: a Window Overheat condition), the trigger for his call is the illumination of the associated warning light in the cockpit

 * Remember: FS2Crew does NOT read the FMC to determine which failure is active






Note 4:

* While it's not necessary, it's recommended that you print out the PMDG NGX QRH manual or at least have it available

* In most cases, the First Officer will read the checklist and perform all steps and actions as directed by the checklist

* Essentially, the QRH checklists (except for the Memory Items) are "Read-and-Do"

* The Quick Reference Handbook (QRH) PDF Manual is located here:

Microsoft Flight Simulator X\PMDG\PMDG 737 NGX\Flight Manuals\PMDG-NGX-QRH.pdf



Note 5:


* You can clear most of the Programmed NGX failures via the NGX menu.
  (nb: not all failures can be cleared - this is particular to the NGX and not an FS2 Crew issue)







Working with Failures:

Conventions (terms & icons used throughout this manual & their definitions)

Reminder:  In FS2Crew YOU are the Captain/Pilot Flying.  The computer is the First Officer/Pilot Monitoring


CAPTAIN/PILOT FLYING (YOU):

1. RED TEXT = means that this is YOUR area of responsibility as the Captain/Pilot Flying

2. CA = CAPTAIN (YOU) definition: CA is assumed prior to taking the runway and once the aircraft vacates the runway after landing

3. PF = PILOT FLYING (YOU) definiton: PF is assumed as soon as the aircraft takes the runway and whilst it is airborne

4. [A] = Action - this icon means that a physical task must be carried out by YOU  (the physical task you need to perform will be explained in Black text following the [A] icon)

5. [S] = Speech - this icon means that you must SAY the words featured in Red text following the [S] icon

6. Highlighted text below is an example of what you will experience during a procedure - linear explanations are included in points a to e:

PF [S] THRUST LEVER NUMBER #  ->  [A] Place your hand on the specific Thrust Lever now                                                                                                                           

a) PF  - means YOU

b) [S] - you must SAY the words, example: Thrust Lever Number  


c)  #  - whenever you see this # you must substitute it for either number 1 or 2 and include it in the speech. eg: Thrust Lever Number 1

d) -> - this icon indicates you have another task to perform

e) [A] - you must Place your hand on the specific Thrust Lever now
                   
nb: All the above conventions apply throughout Emergency NGX! Non-Normal procedures
                                                      
                                                                                                                
FIRST OFFICER/PILOT MONITORING (COMPUTER):

1. BLUE TEXT = First Officer/Pilot Monitoring responsibility

2. FO = FIRST OFFICER (COMPUTER) - definition: FO is assumed prior to taking the runway and once the aircraft vacates the runway after landing

3. PM = PILOT MONITORING (COMPUTER) - definition: PM is assumed as soon as the aircraft takes the runway and whilst it is airborne
4. [A] = Action - this means that a particular physical action will be carried out by the FO/PM

5. [S] = Speech - this means that the FO/PM will say the words featured in Blue text following the [S] icon (same procedure as Captain/Pilot Flying)

6. Note: refer to the example in Point 6 (a to e) above - these conventions also apply to the FO/PM



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

1.  Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 8.14

- Refers to the PMDG Quick Reference Handbook (QRH) which contains the actual Non-Normal Checklists used by the FO/PM. In this instance it refers to "Section 8.14 of the QRH"
- We recommend you have a copy (hard or cyber) of the PMDG QRH ready before you proceed with Emergency NGX!

2.  APU -> APU SEVERE

- This indicates a specific failure item and it's location in the PMDG NGX Failures Menu/Sub-Menu. This will assist you in accessing & initiating the correct failure relative to the procedure
- Refer to Pg 82 of the PMDG NGX Introduction Manual for more details on accessing the failures Menu
- It is imperative that you choose the correct failure and its corresponding checklist to ensure trouble-free operation of Emergency NGX!                                  
                                 
3.  Note: Pay special attention to any highlighted text!

4. If you need more time to complete an action, you can:

- Pause the checklist -> use the command PAUSE THE CHECKLIST or                                          
- Resume the checklist -> use the command RESUME THE CHECKLIST

5. If you need to reset Master Caution, use the command: RESET MASTER CAUTION

6. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that you leave the FS2Crew  GREEN TEXT BAR open at all times as this displays what the speech recognition system 'hears' when running failures.  You need to ensure the correct 'trigger phrases' are detected.  (Example: Sometimes, 'check' can be heard as 'checked', or 'close' can be heard as 'closed')

7. These Procedures may disagree with your Airline SOP's, your training, what you've viewed on airline video's or in some other medium

8. Generally speaking, the simulation is not geared to handle multiple failures in one flight.  Only run one failure per flight

9. You may notice that, in some situations, the FO is slow to put the APU on the bus after the APU has started.  The reason for the delay is because many of the FO's actions are based on timing, and at higher altitudes the APU takes longer to start than at lower altitudes.





EMERGENCY NGX! - FEATURED FAILURES:



ABORTED ENGINE START
Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 7.1

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: ENGINE -> ENG 1/2 EGT EXCEEDANCE, OIL PRESSURE, OIL TEMPERATURE

Note 1: The FO will NOT announce this failure due to SDK limitations

Note 2: For the Checklist to run you must command the FO to start the Engines

Procedure:

1. CA  [S]  Announce the reason for aborting the Engine Start. (ie: Use the name of the failure you programmed).  Generally you should announce the condition before the limit is reached

2. CA  [S]  ABORTED ENGINE START MEMORY ITEMS

3. CA  [S]  ENGINE START LEVER CUTOFF  ->  [A]  move the Engine Start Lever to Cutoff (if it's not already off)

4. FO  [S]  Wait for FO to announce  Memory Items Complete

5. CA  [S]  ABORTED ENGINE START CHECKLIST

6. FO  [S]  Will Complete the checklist




APU FAULT

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 7.11

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: APU -> APU SEVERE

Condition: An APU Malfunction occurs

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - APU

2. PF  [S]  CHECK  

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  APU FAULT

6. PF  [S]  CONFIRMED

7. PF  [S]  APU FAULT CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




APU FIRE

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 8.1

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: FIRE -> APU FIRE

Condition: Fire is Detected in the APU

Procedure:

1. PM  [S]  FIRE

2. PF   [S]  CHECK  

3. PF   [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

4. PM  [S]  APU FIRE

5. PF   [S]  CONFIRMED

6. PF  [S]  APU FIRE MEMORY ITEMS

7. PM [S]  APU FIRE SWITCH

8. PF  [S]  CONFIRM

9. PM [S]  Pull, Rotate and Hold  ->  [A]  the APU Fire Switch

10. PM [A]  set APU Fire Switch to OFF  ->  [S]  Memory Items Complete
11. PF  [S]  APU FIRE CHECKLIST

12. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




BLEED TRIP OFF

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 2.6

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: PNEUMATIC -> 1/2 BLEED OVER TEMP, ENG 1/2 BLEED OVER PRESS

Condition: An Engine Bleed Overheat or Over Pressure occurs

Procedure:

1. PM  [S]  MASTER CAUTION - AIR CONDITIONING

2. PF   [S]  CHECK  

3. PM  [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF   [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM  [S]  BLEED TRIP OFF

6. PF   [S]  CONFIRMED

7. PF   [S]  BLEED TRIP OFF CHECKLIST
8. PM  [S]  Will complete the checklist




CABIN ALTITUDE WARNING OR RAPID DEPRESSURIZATION

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 2.1

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: PRESSURIZATION  -> PRESSURE HULL INTEGRITY 

Note 1: Trigger this failure above 14,000 feet

Note 2: The Cabin Altitude warning horn is your prompt to call for the memory items

Condition: One or more of these occur: The Cabin Altitude/config warning horn sounds


Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - AIR CONDITIONING

2. PF  [S]  CHECK

3. PF  [S]  CABIN ALTITUDE WARNING OR RAPID DEPRESSURIZATION MEMORY ITEMS


PF Memory Items:

PM Memory Items:


4. PF  [S]  CABIN ALTITUDE WARNING OR RAPID DEPRESSURIZATION CHECKLIST

5. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




CARGO FIRE

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 8.14

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: FIRE -> FWD CARGO FIRE,  AFT CARGO FIRE

Note: Point 4 below - (FWD/AFT) refers to whether it is a "FWD = Forward" or "AFT = Rear" Cargo Hold Fire. The PM will identify it accordingly 

Condition: Fire detected in either the FWD or AFT Cargo Hold

Procedure:

1. PM  [S]  FIRE

2. PF   [S]  CHECK  

3. PF   [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

4. PM  [S]  CARGO FIRE AFT/FWD HOLD

6. PF   [S]  CONFIRMED

7. PF  [S]  CARGO FIRE CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  Will start the checklist

9. PM [S]  CARGO FIRE ARM SWITCH (FWD/AFT)  ->  [A]  HOLD.... CONFIRM... PUSH, VERIFY ARMED

10. PF  [S]  CONFIRM AFT / CONFIRM FORWARD

11. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist

12. PF  [S]   If on the ground, inform ground personnel NOT to open any cargo door until all passengers and crew have exited the plane and fire fighting equipment is nearby.  
                 (You should enable 'soft mute' if making this dialogue to prevent FS2Crew from triggering unintentional voice commands)





DRIVE 

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 6.2

PMDG Failure Name in FMC:  ELECTRICAL -> GEN 1/2 DRIVE DISC


Condition: A Generator Drive Malfunctions

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - ELECTRICAL

2. PF  [S]  CHECK  

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  DRIVE

6. PF  [S]  CONFIRMED

7. PF  [S]  DRIVE CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  Will start the checklist

9. PM [S]  GENERATOR DRIVE DISCONNECT SWITCH #.... -> [A] CONFIRM.... HOLD IN THE DISCONNECT POSITION MOMENTARILY

10. PF  [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

11. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist


EEC ALTERNATE MODE

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 7.13

PMDG Failure Name in FMC:  ENG -> EEC 1/2

Condition: An EEC Operates in the Alternate Control Mode

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - ENGINE

2. PF  [S]  CHECK 

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  EEC ALTERNATE MODE

6. PF  [S]  CONFIRMED

7. PF  [S]  EEC ALTERNATE MODE CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  AUTO-THROTTLE DISENGAGE  (If Engaged)

9. PF  [S]  AUTO-THROTTLE DISENGAGED  ->  [A]  Disconnect the Auto-Throttle now

10. PM [S]  THRUST LEVERS (BOTH)... RETARD TO THE MID POSITION

11. PF  [S]  THRUST LEVERS RETARD TO MID POSITION  ->  [A]   Move the Thrust Levers to Mid position now

12. PM [S]  ENGAGE AUTO-THROTTLE

13. PF  [S]  AUTO-THROTTLE ENGAGED  ->  [A]  Re-engage Auto-Throttle now
 



EMERGENCY DESCENT

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 0.1

PMDG Failure Name in FMC:  PRESSURIZATION -> PRESSURE HULL INTEGRITY

Condition: Cabin Altitude cannot be controlled when the airplane is above 14,000ft or a rapid descent is required

Procedure:
Note: Generally before running the Emergency Descent items, you would have already run the CABIN ALTITUDE WARNING OR RAPID DEPRESSURIZATION memory items and checklist


1. PF  [S]  EMERGENCY DESCENT MEMORY ITEMS


PF Memory Items:


PM Memory Items:

2. PF  [S]  EMERGENCY DESCENT CHECKLIST
  
3. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




ENGINE FAILURE OR SHUTDOWN

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 7.14
PMDG Failure Name in FMC: ENGINE->  ENG 1/2 V1 or VR CUT, SEVERE DAMAGE

Note: The PMDG NGX 'Engine Flameout' failure cannot be used to trigger this scenario
(ie: in the NGX, the engine always re-lights by itself almost instantly when using engine Flame Out)


Condition: An Engine Failure or Flame Out has occurred.  An ENG FAIL alert shows or another checklist directs an Engine Shutdown

Procedure:

During Takeoff:

1. FO  [S]  Will announce the failure

2. PF  [S]   If on the runway, call CONTINUE or ABORT ABORT
  
3. PF  [S]  Above 400 feet: SELECT HEADING SELECT

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE

5. PM [S]  ENGINE FAILURE NUMBER #

6. PF  [S]  CONFIRMED

Note: The FO will not extinguish any nuisance Master Caution warnings in this scenario when you say CONFIRMED

Note: You can use the command RESET MASTER CAUTION to clear the Master Caution

7. PF  [S]  If VNAV not armed for departure, at 800 to 1500 ft: SET FLAPS UP SPEED

8. PF  [S]  Call for flap retraction as required (clean the aircraft up on schedule)

9. PF  [A]  Disconnect the auto throttle now if it's still engaged: AUTO-THROTTLE DISENGAGED

10. PF  [S]  If VNAV not armed for departure and when at flaps up and clean speed: SELECT LEVEL CHANGE

11. PF  [S]  SET MAXIMUM CONTINUOUS THRUST

12. PF [S]  Optional:  SELECT COMMAND A

13. Skip to Step 1 below

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1. PF  [S]  ENGINE FAILURE OR SHUTDOWN CHECKLIST

2. PM [S]  AUTO-THROTTLE DISENGAGE  (If Engaged)

3. PF  [A]  AUTO-THROTTLE DISENGAGED   Disengage the Auto-Throttle now

4. PM [S]  THRUST LEVER NUMBER # CONFIRM CLOSE

5. PF  [S]  THRUST LEVER NUMBER #  ->  [A]  Place your hand on the specific Thrust Lever now

6. PM [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

7. PF  [A]  CLOSE  move the Thrust Lever to Retard position now 

Note: Prior to closing the associated throttle, you may need to press E + 1 or E + 2 (FSX 'ENGINE SELECT' COMMAND) so you can select the throttle to be closed.  If you don't select the throttle, your joystick will move both throttles.


If airborne:

- PM [S]  ENGINE START LEVER NUMBER # CONFIRM CUTOFF ->  [A]  Will now place his hand on the Start Lever

- PF  [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

- PM [S]  CUTOFF  ->  [A]  Will now move the Start Switch to Cutoff and complete the remainder of the checklist


If on the ground:

- FO  [S]  ENGINE START LEVER NUMBER # CONFIRM CUTOFF

- CA  [S]  ENGINE START LEVER NUMBER # ->  [A]  Place your hand on the specific Start Lever now

- FO  [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

- CA  [S]  CUTOFF  ->  [A]  Move the Start Switch to Cutoff and complete the remainder of the checklist



Extra Notes:

1. If you need to return to the airport after takeoff, run the 'APPROACH BRIEFING' and 'DESCENT CHECKLIST' prior to landing

2. PF  [S]  If required, call for the  AFTER TAKEOFF checklist once the non-normal checklist is completed

3. PF  [S]  Consider running the ENGINE IN FLIGHT START checklist.

4. PF  [S]  If the engine cannot be restarted: run the ONE ENGINE INOPERATIVE LANDING CHECKLIST FLAPS 15 or ONE ENGINE INOPERATIVE CHECKLIST FLAPS 30




ENGINE FIRE OR ENGINE SEVERE DAMAGE OR SEPARATION

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 8.2

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: ENGINE-> FIRE -> ENG 1/2 FIRE, SEVERE DAMAGE


Condition: One or more of these occur:  Engine Fire Warning, Airframe Vibrations with unusual Engine Indications, Engine Separation

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  Will announce the failure or simply call FIRE

2. PF  [S]   If on the runway, call CONTINUE or ABORT ABORT

3. PF  [S]   SELECT HEADING SELECT  (Above 400 feet)

4. PF   [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM  [S]  ENGINE FIRE NUMBER #

6. PF  [S]  CONFIRMED

Note 1: The FO will not extinguish any nuisance Master Caution warnings in this scenario when you say CONFIRMED

Note 2: You can use the command RESET MASTER CAUTION to clear the Master Caution

7. PF  [S]  ENGINE FIRE OR ENGINE SEVERE DAMAGE OR SEPARATION MEMORY ITEMS

8. PF  [S]  AUTO-THROTTLE DISENGAGED  ->  [A]  Disengage the Auto-Throttle now

9. PF  [S]  THRUST LEVER NUMBER #  ->  [A]  Place your hand on the specific Thrust Lever now

10. PM [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

11. PF [S]  CLOSE  ->  [A]  move the Thrust Lever to Retard position now

Note: Prior to closing the associated throttle, you may need to press E + 1 or E + 2 (FSX 'ENGINE SELECT' COMMAND) so you can select the throttle to be closed.  If you don't select the throttle, your joystick will move both throttles.


If Airborne (Start Levers are Pilot Monitoring domain):

- PM [S]  ENGINE START LEVER NUMBER #  ->  [A]  will place his hand on the Start Lever

- PF  [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

- PM [S]  CUTOFF  ->  [A]  will move the Start Switch to Cutoff and completes the remainder of the checklist


If on the Ground (Start Levers are Captain's domain):

- CA  [S]  ENGINE START LEVER NUMBER #  ->  [A]  Place your hand on the specific Start Lever now

- FO  [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

- CA  [S]  CUTOFF  ->  [A]  Move the Start Switch to Cutoff and complete the remainder of the checklist


12. PM [S]  ENGINE FIRE SWITCH NUMBER #  ->  [A]  Will place his hand on the associated Engine Fire Switch

13. PF  [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

14. PM [S]  PULL  ->  [A]  Will pull the Engine Fire Switch

15. PF  [S]  If VNAV not armed for departure, at 800 to 1500 ft: SET FLAPS UP SPEED

16. PF  [S]  Call for flap retraction as required (clean the aircraft up on schedule)

17. PF  [A]  Disconnect the auto throttle now if it's still engaged

18. PF  [A]  If VNAV not armed for departure and when at flaps up and clean speed, disengage the autothrottle and: SELECT LEVEL CHANGE

19. PF  [S]  SET MAXIMUM CONTINUOUS THRUST

20. PF  [S]  If desired SELECT COMMAND A

21. PF  [S]  ENGINE FIRE OR ENGINE SEVERE DAMAGE OR SEPARATION CHECKLIST

22. PF  [S]  If required call AFTER TAKEOFF CHECKLIST

23. PF  [A]  Decide on your course of action. (ie: inform ATC/Cabin Crew/Company, etc)

24. PF  [S]  ONE ENGINE INOPERATIVE LANDING CHECKLIST  if airborne

25. PF  [S]  EVACUATION  if on the ground


Important:

 For the PM to announce the failure the following condition must be met:

1. The FS2 Crew mode must be in "Takeoff" mode, or the aircraft must be airborne at an altitude greater than 400 feet with the selected FS2Crew mode greater than "Takeoff"


Additional Notes:

1. The PM cannot balance the fuel due to simulation limitations. You will need to do that manually

2. If you need to return the airport after takeoff, you will need to put FS2Crew into "Descent Mode".  To do that, run the Descent or Approach Checklist




ENGINE IN FLIGHT START 

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 7.18

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: N/A

Note: Typically, you would utilize this immediately after an Engine Failure

Condition: An Engine Failure or Flame Out has occurred. Attempting an Engine Re-Start

Procedure:
  
1. PF  [S]  ENGINE IN FLIGHT START CHECKLIST FOR ENGINE ONE or ENGINE IN FLIGHT START CHECKLIST FOR ENGINE TWO

2. PF  [A]  Disconnect the Auto-Throttle now if it's still engaged  

3. PM [S]  THRUST LEVER # CONFIRM CLOSE

4. PF  [S]  THRUST LEVER NUMBER # Place your hand on the specific thrust lever

5. PM [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

6. PF  [S]  CLOSE  ->  [A]  Move the Thrust Lever to Retard position now

Note: Prior to closing the associated throttle, you may need to press E + 1 or E + 2 (FSX 'ENGINE SELECT' COMMAND) so you can select the throttle to be closed.  If you don't select the throttle, your joystick will move both throttles.

7. PM [S]  ENGINE START LEVER #  CONFIRM CUTOFF->  [A]  Will put his hand on the specific Start Lever 

8. PF  [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

9. PM [A]  Will move the Start Lever to Cutoff (nb: the Start Lever is the responsibility of the FO/PM while airborne)

10. PF [S]  Decide to employ either a "Windmill Start" or a "Cross Bleed Start"


WINDMILL START:

Procedure:

PF  [S]  START ENGINE ONE WINDMILL START or START ENGINE TWO WINDMILL START as needed

PM [A]  Will move the associated Start Switch to FLT

CROSS BLEED START:

Procedure:

PF  [S]  START ENGINE ONE CROSS BLEED START or START ENGINE TWO CROSS BLEED START as needed

PM [A]  Turns off the respective Pack and sets the Engine Start Switch to GRD. (nb: A minimum of 30 PSI is needed for Engine Start. Initiate a Cross-Bleed start to increase the Duct Pressure)


12. When N2 is at or above 11%:

PF  [S]  ENGINE START LEVER ONE IDLE DETENT or ENGINE START LEVER TWO IDLE DETENT

PM  [A]  Will move the associated Start Lever to Idle Detent

PM  [A]  Start Switch to OFF. (Windmill Start) If the start is successful and the engine is running normally [S] will complete the checklist

If the engine fails to restart after the Start Switch was moved to FLT (or GND) and the Start Lever was moved to Idle:

PF  [S]  NO LIGHT OFF

Note: If you don't make the "NO LIGHT OFF" calll within 30 seconds after the Start Lever was moved to Idle, the FO will assume the engine has started normally.

The start lever needs to be closed to secure the engine:

PM [S]  ENGINE START LEVER NUMBER #  CONFIRM CUTOFF ->  [A]  Will put his hand on the specific Start Lever

PF  [S]  CONFIRM NUMBER #

PM [S]  CUTOFF  ->  [A]  Will move the Start Switch to Cutoff and complete the remainder of the checklist

PF  [A]  Decide on your course of action. (ie: inform ATC/Cabin Crew/Company, etc)

PF  [S]  ONE ENGINE INOPERATIVE CHECKLIST FLAPS 15 or ONE ENGINE INOPERATIVE CHECKLIST FLAPS 30



EVACUATION
Reference: PMDG QRH Back Cover 2

Note: DO NOT LOWER THE SPEED BRAKE BEFORE CALLING FOR THE EVACUATION CHECKLIST OR THE FO WILL PERFORM HIS "AFTER LANDING" FLOW!

Condition: Evacuation is required

Procedure:

1. CA  [S]  EVACUATION CHECKLIST

The checklist is "read and do". The following [A] are performed by the CA when called for by the checklist

a) [A] Parking Brake Set

b) [A] Speedbrake Lever Down

c) If time allows, verify that the Flaps are at 40 before moving the Engine Start Levers to Cutoff

d) [A] Engine Start Levers Cutoff

e) [S] Make PA:  EVACUATE EVACUATE EVACUATE  (This will trigger all Cabin Doors to open)

f) [S] Advise the Tower


The following items are performed by the FO when called for during the checklist (as they fall within his area of responsibility):

a) [A] Flaps 40

b) [A] Outflow Valve Switch fully Open to depressurize the plane

c) [A] Engine and APU Fre Switches (all), override and pull

d) [A] If an engine or APU Fire warning occurs, illuminated Fire Switch: rotate to the stop and hold for 1 second




HYDRAULIC  PUMP OVERHEAT

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 13.1

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: HYDRAULICS -> EMDP A/B OVERHEAT
  
Condition: Hydraulic Pump Temperature is high

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - HYDRAULICS

2. PF  [S]  CHECK 

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  EMDP PUMP OVERHEAT

6. PF  [S]  CONFIRMED

7. PF  [S] HYDRAULIC  PUMP OVERHEAT CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




LOSS OF SYSTEM A 

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 13.2

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: HYDRAULICS -> EMDP A HYD FAIL and EDP 1 HYD FAIL

Note: Both failures must be programmed in the FMC

Condition: Hydraulic A System Pressure is low

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - HYDRAULICS

2. PF  [S]  CHECK  

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  will read all illuminated lights on the overhead

6. PF  [A]  based on what the PM says, call for the appropriate checklist

7. PF  [S]  LOSS OF SYSTEM A CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  SYSTEM A FLT CONTROL SWITCH  ->  [A] ... CONFIRM... STANDBY RUDDER

9. PF  [S]  CONFIRM

10. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist


Extra Notes:

1. If System A is lost, you will need to manually extend the landing gear during the approach

2. Speak the command [S] MANUAL GEAR EXTENSION when you wish to lower the gear

3. The PMDG 737 NGX does not currently model the Alternate Gear Extension system, so the FO cannot drop the gear when commanded
 
4. You will need to carry out a belly landing.  (It is hoped that PMDG will model the Alternate Gear Extension in their next update)

5. If the gear cannot be lowered, see Point 6 below

6. PF  [S]  PARTIAL OR ALL GEAR UP LANDING CHECKLIST




LOSS OF SYSTEM B 

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 13.6

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: HYDRAULICS -> EMDP B HYD FAIL and EDP 2 HYD FAIL 

Note: Both failures must be programmed in the FMC

Condition: Hydraulic B System Pressure is low

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - HYDRAULICS

2. PF  [S]  CHECK 

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  will read all illuminated lights on the overhead

6. PF  [A]  based on what the PM says, call for the appropriate checklist

7. PF  [S]  LOSS OF SYSTEM B CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  SYSTEM B FLT CONTROL SWITCH  ->  [A] ... CONFIRM... STBY RUDDER

9. PF  [S]  CONFIRM

10. PM [S]  Completes checklist

11. PF [S]  Important: Conduct your "Approach Brief" for a Flaps 15 Landing and Manual Braking (Autobrake not available)

12. PM [A]  Will lower flaps when commanded using Alternate Flap Extension

Important:  Flap extension order is Flaps 1 > Flaps 5 > Flaps 15  Do NOT use Flaps 2




OFF SCHEDULE DESCENT

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 2.10

Condition: A descent is started before reaching the planned cruise altitude set in the FLT ALT indicator

Note: Due to SDK limitation, the PM is unable to announce when the 'OFF SCHED DESCENT' light illuminates

Procedure:

1. PF [S]  OFF SCHEDULE DESCENT CHECKLIST (if continuing to the destination airport) or

2. PF [S]  OFF SCHEDULE DESCENT CHECKLIST RETURNING TO DEPARTURE AIRPORT (if returning to the departure airport)

3. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist.





ONE ENGINE INOPERATIVE LANDING

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 7.29

Condition: Landing must be made with One Engine Inoperative.

Note:  If you do not brief for a Flaps 15 landing via the Briefing Panel, the PM will not set the GPWS FLAP INHIBIT SWITCH to INHIBIT as per his deferred items list

Note:  In Step 2, the PM is asking you if you want to use Flaps 15 or Flaps 30 for landing.  It is a question.  You must respond by saying either "FLAPS 15" or "FLAPS 30".

Procedure:

1. PF [S]  ONE ENGINE INOPERATIVE LANDING CHECKLIST 

2. PM [S] FLAPS 15 OR LANDING WITH FLAPS 30?

3. PF [S]  FLAPS 15 or FLAPS 30 

4. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist.

5. PF  [S]  Brief for a Flaps 15 Landing if required via the FS2Crew Briefing Panel





PARTIAL OR ALL GEAR UP LANDING 

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 14.18

Condition: Partial or all Gear Up Landing

Note: PM will complete deferred items after Flaps 1 call

Procedure:

1. PF  [S]  PARTIAL OR ALL GEAR UP LANDING CHECKLIST

2. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




PROBE HEAT 

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 3.3

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: ICE PROTECTION ->  AVAILABLE PITOT HEAT AND VANE ITEMS

Note: Choose the specific Pitot or Vane failure in the NGX Menu and the PM will recognize it via the illumination light on the overhead panel - referred to as "XX" in Point 4

Condition: One or more Probe Heats have failed

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - ANTI-ICE

2. PF  [S]  CHECK 

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  PROBE HEAT (Specify)

6. PF  [S]  CONFIRMED

7. PF  [S]  PROBE HEAT CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




REVERSER

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 7.33

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: ENGINE ->  REVERSER 1/2

Condition: A fault occurs in the Thrust Reverser System

Note: The aircraft must be airborne for the PM to announce the failure

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - ENGINE

2. PF  [S]  CHECK  

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  REVERSER

6. PF  [S]  CONFIRMED

7. PF  [S]  REVERSER CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist





STANDBY POWER OFF
Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 6.14

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: ELECTRICAL ->  AC STBY BUS FAIL, DC STBY BUS FAIL, DC BAT BUS FAIL

Condition: One or more of these Busses are not Energized:  AC Standby Bus, DC Standby Bus, Battery Bus

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - ELECTRICAL (if AC STBY or DC STBY only).  if DC BAT BUS , the Master Caution panel will be inop, but the PM will announce that the [S]  STANDBY POWER OFF LIGHT HAS ILLUMINATED

2. PF  [S]  CHECK  

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  will read all illuminated lights on the overhead

6. PF  [A]  based on what the FO says, call for the appropriate checklist

7. PF  [S]  STANDBY POWER OFF CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




TAILSTRIKE ON TAKEOFF

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 15.6

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: N/A

Condition: The Tail hits the runway

Note: The PM will NOT announce the condition because FS2Crew cannot determine if a tail strike has occurred due to limitations with FSX

Procedure:

1. PF  [S]  TAIL STRIKE ON TAKEOFF CHECKLIST

2. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




TR UNIT 

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 6.14

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: ELECTRICAL ->  TRU 1/2/3  FAIL

Condition: One or more Transformer Rectifiers have failed

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - ELECTRICAL

2. PF  [S]  CHECK  

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  TR UNIT

6. PF  [S]  CONFIRMED

7. PF  [S]  TR UNIT CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




TRANSFER BUS OFF
Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 6.15

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: ELECTRICAL ->  AC XFER BUS 1/2 FAIL

Condition: The Transfer Bus is not Energized

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - ELECTRICAL

2. PF  [S]  CHECK  

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

4. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

5. PM [S]  will read all illuminated lights on the overhead

6. PF  [A]  based on what the FO says, call for the appropriate checklist

7. PF  [S]  TRANSFER BUS OFF CHECKLIST

8. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




WINDOW OVERHEAT

Reference: PMDG QRH.  Section - 3.6

PMDG Failure Name in FMC: ICE PROTECTION -> L/R SIDE WINDOW OVHEAT, L/R FRONT WINDOW OVHEAT 

Condition: A Window Overheat occurs

Procedure:

1. PM [S]  MASTER CAUTION - ANTI ICE

2. PF  [S]  CHECK  

3. PM [A]  will extinguish the Master Caution Button

3. PF  [S]  CONFIRM THE FAILURE or IDENTIFY

4. PM [S]  WINDOW OVERHEAT

5. PF  [S]  CONFIRMED
6. PF  [S]  WINDOW OVERHEAT CHECKLIST

7. PM [S]  Will complete the checklist




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