Narrative:

At the start of the first officer's takeoff roll; with the 'terr' warning system already selected on his 'mini map' and nd; the captain elected to display 'radar' on his nd using his EFIS control panel's rotary selector drop-down 'menu' function. This resulted in an uncommanded test of the radar system including all audible and visual warnings appropriate to both radar and pws systems tests on both pilot's displays. At 80 KTS the 'windshear' abnormal EICAS checklist message was displayed. In the presence of otherwise benign conditions; the takeoff was continued and was uneventful through the departure phase.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A Boeing widebody crew report how their EGPWS entered an uncommanded Radar and Predictive Windshear System (PWS) test during takeoff with First Officer's ND selected to TERR while the Captain's was selected to RADAR using the EFIS drop down MENU.

Narrative: At the start of the First Officer's takeoff roll; with the 'Terr' warning system already selected on his 'Mini map' and ND; the Captain elected to display 'Radar' on his ND using his EFIS control panel's rotary selector drop-down 'Menu' function. This resulted in an uncommanded test of the radar system including all audible and visual warnings appropriate to both Radar and PWS systems tests on both pilot's displays. At 80 KTS the 'windshear' abnormal EICAS checklist message was displayed. In the presence of otherwise benign conditions; the takeoff was continued and was uneventful through the departure phase.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2013 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.