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you wish the AP to commence the flare on an AutoLand (any value, 20, 30, 35, 40, and 52 etc):
Flare=40
There are many self documenting other settings in the FCU.ini file which can be set by the user if required.
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pmSystems
Typical System Requirements
• 1.2ghz PC & Above
• Fully Compliant OpenGL Graphics Card / Colour Depth 16mb
• WideFS and FSUIPC (full version / Registered)
• Windows Operating System
• MSFS
• Flight Model of your choosing with default MSFS panels
PmSystems Introduction
pmSystems can simulate the complex system logics found in heavy transport aircraft. It can be used both
as a pure software interface and / or to provide logics for custom hardware.
Switch positions, indicator lights, are given offsets (and variable names) to give users full flexibility when
implementing their hardware requirements. It is also fully expandable and almost anything within the
systems can be defined by users themselves.
Offsets and varibles are listed within the system file sysvar.txt in the main program folder and will allow
users to connect and control their own hardware with the appropriate I/O board.
It is important to understand that pmSystems becomes the central interface for control of what aircraft
systems there are in FS and not FS itself. Once pmSystems is in the loop you must use it as your central
interface to start engines etc and your hardware must be talking directly to pmsystems (if you are using
hardware). Otherwise unpredictable results may occur even though pmSystems will try to interpret what
MSFS has been set to.
pmSystems requires a reasonably fast PC. Anything above 1.2ghz should be adequate. Full openGL
compliance is very important. A system with a graphics card that is not fully compliant can effect the
processor timing for critical computations inside pmSystems. If you notice slow response times to switches
/ inputs and outputs, it is likely that either the system is running too slow or you have a problem with your
graphics card / drivers.
pmSystems uses FSUIPC to communicate with MSFS. If running pmSystems on a client PC (advisable) then
WideFS will also be required. These are two independent programs written by Peter Dowson and full
registered versions must be used to run pmSystems. You must also read the documentation for both
WideFS setup and FSUIPC thoroughly if you are not familiar with this software. Please read the FSUIPC,
WideFS and also the FSUIPC SDK.
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Step 1. pmSystems INSTALL
Install pmSystems on a client PC and run it for the first time. Send in the registration code to project
magenta and a unlock code will be sent to you. Always send to register@projectmagenta.com to ensure
fastest response time to your code requests.
Step 2. pmSystems Check Connections
Once registered, make sure it is connected to MSFS using Peter Dowson’s WideFS and FSUIPC. (see GC
set-up sections of this manual for WideFS set-up and or Peter Dowson’s documentation. Pmsystems needs
to be connected to MSFS for it to work.
Step 3. pmSystems Program Options
Upon first boot-up, the default 737 a/c overhead systems panel will appear full screen showing the entire
panel. Depending on how good your graphics card driver is, there are a number of options by pressing the
SC key that you can change. Pressing the ESC brings up the user menu.
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Select system File - Aircraft type Panel
Development Mode – Use this advanced mode for setting hardware, programming logics and adjusting
panel layouts (you need to develop your own knowledge in this area, this is advanced usage of pmsystems,
contact Project Magenta support for further information.)
Font Quality - Sets to a High or Lower value
Font Smoothing via Polygons – ON/OFF (Some graphics cards may require that this setting is OFF)
Bitmap Smoothing - ON/OFF (Some graphics cards may require that this setting is OFF)
Smooth Scrolling ON / OFF - Scroll Smooth simply makes the scrolling action smooth rather than in steps
when panning and zooming into the panel.
Enable Keyboard Handling – Enables the use of a keyboard or Keyboard Encoder for certain types of
application (for example the IRS SET position keyboard on the Aft overhead of the 737 panel)
Slave Mode - Allows you to run x2 copies of PMsystems, one as a master and one as a slave – perhaps for
an instructor. Normally this should be set OFF if there is no Master running otherwise in slave mode it will
not communicate with MSFS.
Cycle Time - Various program timing options to set the timing of processing logics and cycle times of
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