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It appears you are using the X-Plane 12.4 beta. There will be an update coming with fixes for 12.4. The error message indicated is a warning that has no bearing on use of the product (just an old dataref being read by the plugin) Regarding the GTN, on the screen freeze, that is likely an issue with RXP itself. Regarding the GNS, do any of the other buttons work, or is still always just showing the GNS load screen?

Currently the shipping config files use the primary bus as the default. This was due to compatibility issues with RealityXP. We don't currently ship any TDS configs ourselves for the Islanders. The X-Plane avionics dataref is set by us based on the state of the switch & power to the bus, so if TDS can read that, then it should be good to use.

Thanks for the report, I've got this logged!

The Garmin G500 (note, not the newer Garmin G500 TXi, which is an entirely different piece of avionics) does not have any autopilot mode indicators. It'll show the flight director, but the mode indication is something that would be indicated separately. Commonly G500 avionics equipped aircraft would either use a remote autopilot annunciator panel (GI 285 or similar) or an autopilot head unit that contains one bundled (such as the GMC605) -- or non Garmin APs such as Bendix-King or similar that have their own either internal or external mode annunciators.

Yes, it's a 12.4 thing. We'll be doing new builds of nearly everything with due time for 12.4 to resolve some of these messages that X-Plane is throwing.

I've figured out the cause of this, this is a combination of datarefs not being written in libradio (this has been reported) and a bug in the X-Plane GNS530 when overrides are used for DME (to be filed with LR once we fix the libradio issue)

Yes, it will read what is installed with the standard X-Plane 12 format into X-Plane 12/Custom Data

Will be fixed with update 1.1.0, coming very soon.

Did you use up all your TKS fluid? It can be refilled in the SR22 menu.

LOP is a very fine line between being efficient and cooking the engine (there is a reason with the newer SR22T its highly discouraged to climb LOP and ROP is heavily used). If CHTs are climbing, lean further and/or increase airspeed to increase cooling. When LOP you need to keep your eyes on the temps like a hawk.

In order to debug what is going on, we will need you to send us a copy of the X-Plane log.txt file. You can find a guide to get this file here: How to find the X-Plane log.txt file?

You are running at 5fps. The physics engine requires your simulator to be running at least at 20fps, ideally 30+ fps. X-Plane in general requires >20fps to function properly.

@AIRBUXThat crash is within Gizmo, I'm not sure on the specifics on that error, but Gizmo is no longer required for the SR20 in X-Plane 12, you can remove that, though products that haven't been updated to use the new X-Aviation activator would no longer work.

It should be in the next update

Yep, these are engine failures due to substantial overtorque/temp