The central unit of the INSTRUCTOR-OPERATOR STATION is a set of cabinets, with a desk surface and display and control panels mounted on top. It provides the simultor instructor-operator with the means to control the simulator, monitor the performance of the flight crew, and provide aural cues required for crew training. The overall instructor-operator station (IOS) is a U-shaped console structure designed to accommodate three instructor-operators. This is the master central unit with independent fluorescent overhead lighting and storage space under the desk area. Overall: 2 m 46.4cm × 1 m 52.4cm × 1 m 19.4cm, 594.2kg (8 ft. 1 in. × 5 ft. × 3 ft. 11 in., 1310lb.) Created by Eric Long Date Created 05/28/2008 Source Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Keywords EQUIPMENT-Training Devices Rights and Restrictions Not determined
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