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Most likely this is a conflict between overrides, and the audio panel is turned off. You can turn on the audio panel using the left-most knob.

I am going to guess you are using the Vulkan renderer with an AMD GPU. This system is very broken in X-Plane due to AMD driver bugs, that have been reported to AMD. Turning off Vulkan is the best method to fix the flickering. If that is not the case, 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?

We do not include the GTN units themselves, purchasing from RXP, as it sounds like you have, is needed. Regarding the config, we have some additional fixes for 1.0.2, but it seems that there are certain bugs on RXP's side that need to be addressed, which we don't have control over.

Can you record a video of what you mean? We aren't interfacing with the RXP avionics directly, so there shouldn't be anything caused by that, unless RXP is breaking the rendering pathway on your computer. For the sake of debugging, I'd also recommend charging the batteries on the Islander through the Islander menu.

Thanks for sharing Nico, we've already got it removed in the (currently still WIP) 1.0.2 update. Deleting the RXP lines is something you can do in the meantime though.

I am showing the Gizmo plugin loading, can you send a screenshot of the plugins dropdown in X-Plane?

Hm, they shouldn't be connected and we haven't heard anything else on this. Do the G5 popups shown anything?

Hi Arno, Inside the RealityXPConfig folder, there are options labeled for each option, just copy the files from the folder applicable to the GPS config you want, and replace the file(s) of the same name in the aircraft's root.

Clicking at the same place where you removed both (caps pin hole, and the velcro rod on the ceiling for the cover) should work to put both back, off the top of my memory.

You will need to pick your RXP config and then copy out those folders from inside the folder to replace the existing "RealityXP.GNS.ini" and "RealityXP.GTN.ini" files.

I just went through and checked, the battery commands are not mixed up. Note, the left most switch on the switch panel is battery 2, so that could be where some confusion is coming from.

Hi Noah, All our commands are prefixed with afm/m20/cmd/switches/*** on the M20 and can be found through the X-Plane command window while the aircraft is open.

A bit more description on the setup can be found here, as well as an example of setting the popups.cfg file. The file must be adjusted while the sim is not running to prevent the file from getting overwritten.

Hi, we've got this fixed for the next update. What is happening is that we initially didn't have "rolling digits" for the hundreds and thousands place, so if you were at 4495 ft, for example, it would look like 4400 is shown.

Make sure to update from your old version of XGS, https://support.torquesim.com/hc/en-us/articles/360055788454-XGS-Plugin-Incompatibility-Error-127-

Here is a basic example on the PFD no bezel. The _x and _y values can be adjusted as needed between loads as needed. With these settings, clicking the area on the top bezel should pop out and position the windows. pfd_nbzl_monitor_start = -1 pfd_nbzl_popup_at_start = 1 pfd_nbzl_w = 1024 pfd_nbzl_x = 100 pfd_nbzl_y = 100

The Bezel-less popup can be toggled by clicking on the top of the PFD in the 3D cockpit, near the logo on the bezel. Regarding size saving and positioning, the logic for that goes through the RealSimGear plugin with their hardware. Without that, positions can be saved manually, editing the popups.cfg file for the x and y locations, coordinates are pixels measured from bottom left of the OS primary monitor. Regarding PFD customization, it isn't on our scope currently, but we will look into it in the future.

BEW and ARM can be read from the graph on the load manager in the SR22 menu. Regarding the rest: Air conditioning: yes 60/40: no TKS: yes FIKI: no

Hm, this is the first I've heard of this one. Is it replicable if you re-load the sim?

Hi, I don't know the CTD issues, unless you were rapidly switching between the aircraft. SR22 Avidyne, Normally Aspirated with STEC-55X autopilot SR22 Avidyne DFC90, Normally Aspirated with DFC90 autopilot SR22TN Avidyne, Turbo normalized with STEC-55X autopilot SR22TN Avidyne DFC90, Turbo normalized with DFC90 autopilot

Looking here, https://appuals.com/how-to-fix-folder-keeps-reverting-to-read-only-on-windows-10/ Perhaps you have set the drive to "read only" permissions by default? Or maybe some anti-virus is forcing it.

Did you copy the aircraft folder over or did you run the installer on your desktop? It appears that your gizmo license wasn't force-refreshed thus causing the issues on your desktop, so I would recommend running (or re-runnning) the installer.

Interesting, I will take a look to figure out why that could be. Can you check to make sure the folders aren't set to "Read Only"?

The parking brake is an X-Plane thing to default on

Something to try, backup then delete the NA_AV_State.txt file from X-Plane/Output/SR22.