TCAS target altitude single digit

[Meekg 86]

Good morning,

I have a question/doubt with regards to TCAS target altitude display in both the NGX and 777.

I researched in the forum and on the web and I can't seem to find any reference; forgive me in advance if I missed it.
On both my NGX and 777 I see TCAS targets with single digit when relative altitude is <1000ft and no digits at all when at the same altitude.
Is this the normal layout on Boeing NDs?
According to the Boeing documentation I have and all the TCAS I worked with (sorry for being an Airbus guy :wink: ) I've always seen two digits displayed (e.g. relative altitude -800ft, TCAS display -08. Relative altitude 0ft, TCAS display 00).
Is this how it's supposed to be or did I miss something in my settings?

 

TIA

 

Mike

[dmwalker 603]

For reference, KLM video of the 777 shows two digits. Also KLM video of the 747 shows two digits and PMDG 747 shows two digits.

[Meekg 86]

Anyone.... from the team maybe?

Mmmmm... maybe I should have omitted my full name in order to get an answer... Just teasing.

[PinkPony 171]

Anyone.... from the team maybe?

Mmmmm... maybe I should have omitted my full name in order to get an answer... Just teasing.

 

Michael, based on the latest B777 FCOM revision I agree with your findings. It should be two digits regardless.

 

You will need to open a support ticket, so that the team can be made aware of this, and add it to their bug/fix tracking list. 

[Meekg 86]

Thank you Leo for the advise, I will do as you suggested.

 

Mike