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  1. Can you send your log.txt file after doing that? What version of the SR20 are you running?
  2. Hm, I'll get that noted to take a look at. You are using the custom weight and balance manager for both, correct?
  3. The G1000 navigation system is wholy X-Plane, what data are you not seeing?
  4. Thanks for reporting! I've forwarded this on.
  5. Yes, the Islanders work out of the box with the G500 + RXP avionics (of course, assuming you have RXP GTNs installed in the sim already). There is a community Carenado PC-12 integration also available, here. Integration of the GTN into the C172 G500 3D cockpit of the C172 manually would be quite difficult without the source objects for the C172 and Blender and/or AC3D experience.
  6. We don't have a shipping version with the G500 and GTNs in the C172. We did design the G500 to be able to parse the data from RealityXP when configured. We have this setup on the TorqueSim Islander integrations.
  7. This file is automatically grabbed by the aircraft at load, unless there is something preventing it from a network connection to grab this file. I'd recommend checking your firewall settings. I've seen this issue once before where someone was running a custom DNS server that blocked unknown domains, if you have a setup like that, make sure that the above listed domain is allowed.
  8. There shouldn't be any major difference in the performance between these two versions, I'd recommend making sure that your X-Plane settings aren't overloading the computer. Something you can also try is manually removing the aircraft (in X-Plane 11/Aircraft/X-Aviation) and preference files (In X-Plane 11/Output/SR22) and then re-running the installer.
  9. If you are talking about the red tab menu, the FPS counter should be right below that. If you aren't seeing the tab menu, its most likely due to display arrangement/primary monitor. The Red tab shows on the left-most monitor in X-Plane's screen coordinates.
  10. Hi Piet, It appears you either aren't connected to the internet, or you have something blocking access to the TorqueSim CDN server needed to download the aircraft verification license file. The file is downloaded from this URL by the aircraft: https://cdn.torques.im/active/sr/sr_ent_active.lic
  11. The X-Plane log.txt file is located in the main X-Plane 11 folder. Do note, this file is regenerated each load of X-Plane, so load the SR22 in X-Plane, then quit X-Plane, then send the log.txt file.
  12. No, you must still be in 3D cockpit mode. If you have all the switches and don't need to see any of the 3D, you can follow these steps to hide the aircraft objects entirely: https://support.torquesim.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500001375261-Hiding-the-SR20-SR22-3D-cockpit-for-full-hardware-cockpit-setups
  13. Hi Pete, Make sure the electrical system is powered (you can "Charge batteries" in the Islander menu to recharge it if its drained too far)
  14. It follows the default parking brake command for X-Plane ("Toggle Brakes Maximum Effort"). By default this is the "v" key.
  15. Which airport? I'll see if I can replicate.
  16. Can you send your log.txt after trying to load the SR20? That should give me a better idea if the C++ Redistributable is the error going on here or not.
  17. The bottom edge of the G500 popups are draggable to reposition the window
  18. I'm not seeing anything in the log indicating what is causing this here unfortunately. Does it consitantly replicate at the same place in sim?
  19. To add onto that, also be careful not to flood the engine. 2-3 seconds of priming should be sufficient. If you do flood the engine, perform the flooded start procedure (throttle full, mixture cutoff) to clear the engine.
  20. Seems to be an error with either libcrypto/openssl/and/or curl. We compile now on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, and these libraries are set to statically link at compile time.
  21. I can't seem to access that video, but the actual behavior of the GCU is not on our side but part of X-Plane itself. (Just to confirm, you are you using the 3D cockpit GCU, not RealSimGear hardware, correct?)
  22. Which OS/Distro are you running?
  23. Hi Voleo, Not necessarilly. The G500 is not an autopilot and does not contain an autopilot. X-Plane has datarefs for heading set, vertical speed set, and altitude preselect set, which view and modifiy. We also display the flight director bars from X-Plane. The autopilot's behaviors, whether the default data is set, etc. is all up to the aircraft author.
  24. The frequencies do not switch, what switches is the selection between COM1 and COM2 for setting the frequency. The flip-flop butotn is needed for switching the frequencies.
  25. Hi Seb, The G500 reads and adjusts the default X-Plane autopilot datarefs. I believe that the PC12 uses these but I don't have that aircraft to confirm. The actual autopilot is part of X-Plane and not the G500.
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