How is a Secondary failure visually represented on the ECAM memo page?

A Secondary failure on the ECAM (Electronic Centralized Aircraft Monitor) memo page is visually represented in amber, preceded by an asterisk. This visual representation serves to indicate to the flight crew that the failure is not critical but still requires attention. The amber color signifies caution, alerting the crew to a condition that may affect normal operations but does not constitute an immediate emergency situation. The asterisk is used to provide a clear distinction that this is a nominal alert rather than a primary failure, which would typically be represented with a more urgent color and styling.

The use of amber helps prioritize the attention of the crew towards more significant issues without causing undue alarm. Understanding this representation helps pilots effectively manage aircraft systems and respond accordingly to various operational situations.