AllSportSystems FlightPanel Guide de démarrage rapide

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FlightPanel™ Technical Guide

FlightPanel™ Flight Simulator Instrument Panels

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Introduction to FlightPanel™ Flight Simulator Instrument Panels 3

Powering the FlightPanel 4

Getting Familiar with FlightPanel™ 5

The Red Mode Switch 5

IntelliPress™ Command Repetition 6

IntelliSpin™ Automatic Knob Acceleration 7

SwitchSync™ Aircraft Harmonization (FLEX only) 8

Configuring the Knobs, Push Buttons, and Switches 9

Printing Labels 10

Optional PanelBuilder Software 11

Connecting Multiple Displays to your Computer 12

Tips for for X-Plane 11 21

Disabling FlightPanel displays in X-Plane 11 23

Mapping buttons and knobs in X-Plane 11 23

Adjusting the Flight Camera 24

Installing and Using PanelBuilder 25

Adding or Removing Instruments and Gauges 26

Moving Instruments to the Correct Position 27

Recommended PC Hardware: 28

Graphics Card (GPU) 28

Processor (CPU) 29

32GB of DDR4 Memory (RAM) 29

500GB+ NVMe or SATA SSD 29

5x USB3.0 Ports 29

Drivers, Downloads, and More 30

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Introduction to FlightPanel™ Flight Simulator

Instrument Panels

Thank you for purchasing a FlightPanel™ Flight Simulator Instrument

Panel! This user guide will explain how to make the best use of it with your

flight simulator.

The concepts behind the FlightPanel™ are simple:

1. Provide a generic airplane panel solution with knobs, buttons, and

switches that can easily be mapped to any function in any airplane.

2. Provide a generic instrumentation environment such that the

instruments you fly behind can be customized to any airplane.

3. Provide an intelligent solution that will work with any and all flight

simulators.

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Powering the FlightPanel

If your FlightPanel includes internal screens or other accessories such as

an internal USB Hub, GPS Navigator, etc, these will typically require power

and other connections (HDMI or USB).

● Remove the Rear Access Panels being careful not to disturb the

internal wiring.

● Connect POWER and USB cables as needed

● Be careful not to overtighten screws.

● Some devices will need to be attached from behind while others will

attach through the front.

● We recommend connecting all add-in devices to a powered USB Hub

(included with CLASSIC and PRO FlightPanels). As always, be

careful not to disturb the internal wiring or the microcontroller.

● CLASSIC & PRO ONLY: Plug the 15’ USB cable cable into the USB

port installed on the back. Plug the other end into a USB port on your

computer.

● FLEX ONLY: Plug the 15’ USB cable into the microcontroller using

the connector nearest to the white reset button. Plug the other end

into a USB port on your computer or into a powered USB hub.

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Getting Familiar with FlightPanel™

Once the FlightPanel™ is connected via a USB cable your computer

should detect a new keyboard. Please note that FlightPanel™ will not

begin sending keystrokes to the computer for 10-20 seconds after it is first

powered.

Open Notepad, or any other text editor, and begin turning the knobs and

pressing the buttons on your FlightPanel™. You will observe a unique key

being sent for each action.

The Red Mode Switch

The red “Mode” switch will alter the keys sent, so that most controls can

serve two purposes in your sim. On certain panels an LED is provided to

alert you to the position of the Mode Switch.

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IntelliPress™ Command Repetition

Each push button sends a single keystroke per press. This includes the

push button functions associated with the knobs. However, the push

buttons can also send a constantly repeating keystroke if you press and

hold. You must hold the button for approximately one second for this to

begin.

By design, IntelliPress™ Command Repetition operates slower than the

IntelliSpin™ behavior described for knobs. This allows it to work well for

things like raising or lowering flaps on airplanes that require a handle to be

held while a motor slowly moves the object. It also allows you to use the

buttons for radio tuning, setting transponder codes, and many other “rotary”

behaviors when desired.

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IntelliSpin™ Automatic Knob Acceleration

Each knob sends a single keystroke per detent, which you will feel while

turning the knob.

If you give the knob two quick short turns it will begin continuously sending

the keystroke rapidly. One it’s started, you can maintain the faster

IntelliSpin™ action by maintaining steady unhurried movement of the knob

in the same direction.

There are two ways to stop IntelliSpin™ Acceleration:

1. Stop turning the knob. IntelliSpin™ Acceleration will end

approximately ⅓ of a second later. This will result in 15-20 additional

keystrokes being delivered after you stop turning the knob.

2. Moving the knob one or more detents in the opposite direction. This

will stop IntelliSpin™ Acceleration immediately.

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SwitchSync™ Aircraft Harmonization (FLEX only)

The FLEX panel includes silver toggle switches in addition to knobs and

push buttons. Note that these switches are not affected by the Mode

Switch. However, each time the Mode Switch is changed, the current

position of each switch will be sent to the computer as a series of

keystrokes. This allows you to quickly harmonize the switch positions with

the simulated airplane any time you like.

We recommend that you practice using SwitchSync™, IntelliSpin™, and

IntelliPress™ in Notepad to get familiar with how they behave. You will

soon discover that these are very helpful features for your flight simulator!

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Configuring the Knobs, Push Buttons, and Switches

As far as the computer is concerned, FlightPanel™ looks just like a

keyboard. Each knob and switch will submit a unique keystroke to the

computer when turned or pressed.

Simply access your flight sim “keyboard configuration” screen, select the

control you wish to configure, and then turn or press the selected knob,

switch, or button to send the key.

Remember that the red Function Switch on your FlightPanel™ allows each

knob/button to serve two roles, so think carefully about the ideal position of

the Mode Switch as you are making your assignments.

You will likely want to configure more frequently used controls, such as

Altimeter, Landing Gear, Heading Bug, AutoPilot, OBS Rotation, Lights,

Radio Tuning etc with the Mode Switch in its default/off position.

You can then assign less frequently used controls, such as Fuel Tank

Selector, Magnetos, Starter, Transponder Digits, etc to auxiliary roles with

the Mode Switch On.

Note: If you are using P3D or FSX you may need a third party software

such as FSUIPC, in order to configure keystrokes for all of the aircraft

controls. Other flight sim packages, such as XPlane and FS2020 provide

full keystroke mapping without the need for third party software.

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Printing Labels

Sample labels for the various controls can be accessed from Google Drive

here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tFYFYCxJFyeFC1VIexS7qF31l_RVj

qqP?usp=sharing

You will need to copy the label templates and save copies in your own

Google Drive. You will then be able to edit the files to match your

assignments.

After printing, simply trim the labels and insert them into the channels on

your FlightPanel™.

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