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16-01-10 CARGO AND SERVICE COMPARTMENTS LIGHTING
COMPONENTS AND OPERATION
The cargo loading light is used for the area in front of the cargo door.
The service lights provide adequate lighting to the work area of the aircraft for general servicing, maintenance and inspec-tion purposes. Two service lights are installed in the aft compartment to illuminate that area.
The auto shut-off box may be switched on by a single “click” on the push button. After 15 minutes in normal operation the output will automatically flash for a period of 10 seconds, then it will go back to normal operation for approximately 5 minutes. After 20 minutes of total time, the auto shut-off box automatically switches to standby mode. The timing interval can be reset/restarted by pressing the button again while the lights are on. The auto shut-off box may be switched from the normal operation to standby operation via two quick clicks.
B  A  C  C 
BAG EXT LIGHT SWITCH  AFT COMP LIGHT SWITCH 
AUTO-SHUTOFF DEVICE A 

BAGGAGE-COMPARTMENT EXTERNAL LIGHT
AFT EQUIPMENT-
B
COMPARTMENT LIGHT
C

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EXTERNAL AIRCRAFT LIGHTING

Volume 2 Flight Crew Operating Manual Sep 13/2004 CSP 100-6 REV 1
16-01-12 EICAS MESSAGES
Emergency lights and passenger messages are shown on the EICAS primary and status pages. A brief explanation of each message is provided.
MESSAGE  INHIBITS  MEANING  AURAL WARNING 
EMER LIGHTS OFF  The cabin emergency lights are off when they should be armed 
EMER LIGHTS ON  The cabin emergency lights are on 

May 06/2005 Flight Crew Operating Manual Volume 2 REV 2 CSP 100-6
16-01-13 EICAS MESSAGES
Emergency lights and passenger messages are shown on the EICAS primary and status pages. A brief explanation of each message is provided.
MESSAGE  INHIBITS  MEANING  AURAL WARNING 
EMER LIGHTS OFF  The cabin emergency lights are off when they should be armed 
EMER LIGHTS ON  The cabin emergency lights are on 

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