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of the SoftButton, and clicking the SoftButton switches the light on or off.
The "Weather" page
This page shows the current weather information: barometer value set in the aircraft panel, air temperature
and wind information.
There are no data that can be changed on this page, so the SoftButton can't be used. You may use the
"Function" button to display the previous or next page.
Barometer value in mm Hg and mbar
Air temperature (TAT / SAT)
Wind direction and speed in knots
Navigation lights
Taxi lights
">" symbol and landing lights
Panel lights
Strobes
Beacon
Reference manual X52 Pro Interface for FS9
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The "Checklists" page
This page has been added as I often forget to complete the checklist before take-off. And, as I use the
excellent FSPassengers add-on (see http://www.fspassengers.com) to have passengers and crew aboard, I
have penalties. My goal was to have on the MFD some notes I will be able to review at any time. A notepad.
With check-boxes – it's better –
And here is the "Checklists" page, in which you may define as many messages as you want. Don't care about
the number of messages, as only three of them are loaded in the MFD memory. All the other messages are in
the X52 Pro Interface for FS9 memory blocks. Just beware of the size of each message to avoid an overflow. I
don't know the size of the X52 Pro MFD memory, and I don't know how overflows are handled. I didn't
check…
Well, how does it works?
When you select an aircraft in FS9, the X52 Pro Interface for FS9 gets the aircraft name (you see this name in
the "Aircraft" page). The software then searches in the installation folder (where the "X52 Pro Interface for
FS9.exe" file is located) for the files named: "Checklists.*.ini"
When a file in which the term between the dots correspond to the full name of the current aircraft, or to a
part of the name of the current aircraft, the search stops and the file is selected.
If more than one file name correspond to the current aircraft name (fully or partially), the first one that
meets the name is selected. The software doesn't perform complicated calculation to find the best one. It
finds the first one.
If no file meets the current aircraft name, the software searches then for a file named "Checklists.ini". If
found, the file will be used.
Some examples, assuming you're using the aircraft named "Airbus A320-211 (iFDG) ACME Airlines":
Files that correspond Files that doesn't correspond
Checklists.Airbus.ini Checklists.Boeing.ini
Checklists.A320.ini Chechlists.A330.ini
Checklists.320.ini Checklists.380.ini
Checklists.20-21.ini Checklists.30-600.ini
Checklists.ACME.ini Checklists.A320 211.ini
Checklists.iFDG.ini Airbus A320.ini
Once the file fond, it is opened and all its contents are loaded into memory. In the computer memory, not in
the MFD memory. Then, the first three lines are displayed in the MFD. Using the SoftButton, the software
will only load the three lines to display, the other one will be kept in the computer memory.
To move the selector and scroll the display, roll the SoftButton. To check or uncheck a box, click the
SoftButton. That's all…
The Checklists.*.ini file
The file is a profile file, you may open it with the Windows notepad or any text editor. This file only contains
one section: [Checklists].
In this section, you may define keys. Don't care about the number of keys, the limit is the amount of available
memory. The name of the key is not significant. Only the order of the keys is significant.
Single message
Message with checked box
Selector
Message with unchecked box
X52 Pro Interface for FS9 Reference manual
http://blackswift.free.fr Page 11
Each value (on the right of the equal sign for a key) must contain two informations separated by a comma: a
0 (zero) or a 1, and a message. The digit (0 or 1) means that the message must be displayed as a single text (0)
or as a check-box (1). The comma is just a separator, and the message is the one to display in the MFD.
For instance, just look in the Checklists.A320.ini for the entries that correspond to the screenshot above:
A000=0,BATTERY STARTUP
A010=1,Parking brake
A020=1,Thrust idle
See how it's simple?
To use any character code, insert in your message a "\" followed by the ANSI code of the character as a two
digits hexadecimal value. To insert a "\" character, insert in your message "\\".
Now, you just have to create your own checklists or performance charts or customized notepad…
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