dornier Posted August 23, 2016 Report Share Posted August 23, 2016 Hi, Does anyone know if the GoFlight MCP Pro works with IXEG 737? If so, what would I need to make it work? Software? Thanks, George Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mmerelles Posted August 23, 2016 Report Share Posted August 23, 2016 Goflight mcp pro is the piece of hardware, unfortunately goflight does not provide any piece of software to make their hardware work for xplane as they do for fsx. To make it work you need the software/plugin from a third party which interacts between the hardware and the aircraft custom commands datarefs. i do own the goglight mcp pro and i bought pollypot goflight interface tool https://shop.pollypotsoftware.org.uk/goflight-interface-tool-xplane.html WORKS BRILLANT rock solid! Not only the IXEG, you are also able to make your MCP PRO to work with any other aircraft you have on your hangar . as well as the other goflight pieces of hardware like te EFIS, etc. The whole idea how it works is: -you install the interface software on your xplane machine (windows only!) it auto detects your goflight hardware connected. -You create/edit a per aircraft profile on a graphical user interface. Profiles are loaded automatically for the aircraft you select on xplane. -When you create/edit a profile you select what button, display, switch, light on the goflight mcp pro does what on the aircraft. Creating a profile for the IXEG 737 is straight forward because the external mcp matches the aircraft mcp. But the funny part is you can also use the mcp pro for a C172, SAAB340, 777, 757 or any aircraft on your hangar. You just decide what does what as per your liking. The C172 does not have FD switches, but you may leave them off but usee HDG rotary, altitude, speed, course selectors, CMD A to engage A/P etc. -Profiles are exportable/importable, you can exchange profiles with the community. There are profiles already shared on their forums. I do have created my profiles for the IXEG, SAAB, 727/737FJS, AFL172, FF birds. Once you understand a bit how the interface works it is quite easy to create, fine tune the profiles as per your liking. hope this clarifies. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dornier Posted August 23, 2016 Author Report Share Posted August 23, 2016 17 minutes ago, mmerelles said: Goflight mcp pro is the piece of hardware, unfortunately goflight does not provide any piece of software to make their hardware work for xplane as they do for fsx. To make it work you need the software/plugin from a third party which interacts between the hardware and the aircraft custom commands datarefs. i do own the goglight mcp pro and i bought pollypot goflight interface tool https://shop.pollypotsoftware.org.uk/goflight-interface-tool-xplane.html WORKS BRILLANT rock solid! Not only the IXEG, you are also able to make your MCP PRO to work with any other aircraft you have on your hangar . as well as the other goflight pieces of hardware like te EFIS, etc. The whole idea how it works is: -you install the interface software on your xplane machine (windows only!) it auto detects your goflight hardware connected. -You create/edit a per aircraft profile on a graphical user interface. Profiles are loaded automatically for the aircraft you select on xplane. -When you create/edit a profile you select what button, display, switch, light on the goflight mcp pro does what on the aircraft. Creating a profile for the IXEG 737 is straight forward because the external mcp matches the aircraft mcp. But the funny part is you can also use the mcp pro for a C172, SAAB340, 777, 757 or any aircraft on your hangar. You just decide what does what as per your liking. The C172 does not have FD switches, but you may leave them off but usee HDG rotary, altitude, speed, course selectors, CMD A to engage A/P etc. -Profiles are exportable/importable, you can exchange profiles with the community. There are profiles already shared on their forums. I do have created my profiles for the IXEG, SAAB, 727/737FJS, AFL172, FF birds. Once you understand a bit how the interface works it is quite easy to create, fine tune the profiles as per your liking. hope this clarifies. Thanks for the informative and quick reply. Now I have to buy one! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mastertoad Posted August 25, 2016 Report Share Posted August 25, 2016 Mine worked straight out of the box with Sandy Barbour Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MikeyT Posted October 8, 2017 Report Share Posted October 8, 2017 This is 12+ months after that last post but I need some pretty basic help. I am running XP11.05rc2, the current stable version. I bought the MCP Pro yesterday from the GoFlight stand at FlightSim2017 (RAF Cosford, UK) and my problems started when I got home. My mobo only has USB3 on it and the GoFight guy did not tell me that the MCP does not work when plugged into a USB3 port. I downloaded the PollyPot GIT software and interposed a USB2 hub between the MCP and my computer. I downloaded some profiles from GoGlight - Slayer's work - for the IXEG 733, the FlightFactor 752 v2 and Zibo's update to the Laminar 738. After much struggling and importing the profile for one of the A/C, the MCP now lights up but none of the buttons/switches/knobs has any effect. Is there anyone out there SUCCESSFULLY using the mcpPro with XP11 and having the same USB3 issue as me? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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