Which cyclic switch is a 4-way toggle switch that allows the pilot to modify the attitude reference when operating in ATT (Attitude) mode?

• A. Beep Trim
• B. APMD DCPL
• C. SAS/AP Cut
• D. Autopilot

Answer: (A)

Beep Trim is the cyclic 4-way switch that lets you adjust the attitude reference while in ATT mode. It provides small, directional nudges to the target attitude—left, right, up, or down—so you can fine-tune pitch and roll without changing modes or fighting the autopilot. This direct ability to modify the attitude reference is exactly what ATT mode needs when you want precise control of the aircraft’s hover or stability. The other terms describe different functions: Autopilot is the overall system that can hold attitude, SAS/AP Cut refers to disconnecting stabilization, and APMD DCPL isn’t the control used to adjust the attitude reference.