What is the function of the Reversion Panel on the center pedestal?

The function of the Reversion Panel on the center pedestal is to allow reversion of specific equipment. In aircraft systems, a reversion panel is designed to provide backup functionality for critical avionics and systems in the event of a primary system failure. This ensures that essential information and control are maintained, permitting the pilot to manage the aircraft more effectively.

The Reversion Panel allows pilots to switch from a failed primary navigation display or system to a secondary system, which can be crucial for maintaining operational safety and ensuring that the pilot still has access to necessary flight data. This reversion capability is particularly important in modern aircraft like the Falcon 7X, where multiple systems are integrated, and maintaining functionality in adverse conditions is vital.

Other options, such as controlling engine performance, managing cabin temperature, or displaying navigational data does not align with the specific purpose of the Reversion Panel. While those functions are critical for aircraft operation, they are managed through different controls and systems within the aircraft.