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This application is an aide-mémoire and cross reference for the many computer resets that can be required for the avionics systems of the Airbus A319, A320, A321 & NEO series aircraft following a cold start or unexpected electrical transient. This application adds reference sources for Alpha Call-Up Parameters and the very long list of abbreviations used in Airbus manuals. System Resets: There is a primary reference of aircraft systems documenting the control or CB actions required to reset t…

This application is an aide-mémoire and cross reference for the many computer resets that can be required for the avionics systems of the Airbus A319, A320, A321 & NEO series aircraft following a cold start or unexpected electrical transient. This application adds reference sources for Alpha Call-Up Parameters and the very long list of abbreviations used in Airbus manuals.

System Resets: There is a primary reference of aircraft systems documenting the control or CB actions required to reset that system.

ECAM Warnings: There is an extensive list of ECAM warnings that can be viewed as a single list or navigated by ATA chapter. Selecting a warning shows the reset procedure for the responsible system. Selecting an ECAM warning from the list takes you directly to the system reset procedure.

Circuit Breakers: All CB locations & labels can be displayed sorted by name or panel/location. A search function will find all circuit breakers matching a user defined clue.

Alpha Parameters: A comprehensive list of Alpha Call-Up Parameters may be viewed sorted by Code, System or ATA chapter enabling the user to interrogate the contents of the various data registers. This single verbose list contains all codes for aircraft that have diverse engine, APU or avionic fits.

Airbus Abbreviations: A decode of the many abbreviations used by Airbus in technical documents. The list my be viewed sorted by Subject Area or Code.

This application is in no way sponsored or connected with Airbus SAS. The user takes full responsibility for correct procedures in accordance with current limitations & procedures contained in the manufacturers AMM and FCOM publications. Circuit breaker locations refer to standard aircraft fit, these locations may vary with optional equipment embodied. These publications should be considered as the definitive source. Please consult the 'Read-Me' page before using this application.

This application requires infrequent internet access for Google licence verification purposes.