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Ah. Yes. I don’t know for sure it’s the same bug but thanks for providing the additional information. You probably don’t ever need to change this, FWIW. We’re you trying to simulate a packs-on-engine-bleed take off?

Have you manually changed the engine bleed selection on the thrust page? Just trying to correlate to another known bug.

3 trims: yaw, pitch, and roll.

Check your sound volume sliders in X-Plane settings.

Make sure your 14th stage bleed buttons are pushed in.

What does it say on the MFD when you try? Do the levers move in the virtual cockpit? A screenshot of the cockpit focused on the throttle quadrant and middle screens would be useful, thanks.

Do they show up as simple buttons in X-Plane? If so, the most popular choice would be “hold reverse max 1” and “2” commands (actual names will differ).

Air-to-air messages, yes. CPDLC, no. The latter will come in the future.

Please post your Log.txt for analysis! Thanks.

That is indicating the ATS system is not available; basically there are no thrust limits for it to apply for reverse thrust so it goes into a “fail safe” mode. It’s totally normal. If you do the reverser check on taxi out as per the checklist the behaviour is the same.

On the ATS mode panel in front of you?

Can you double check the volume sliders in X-Plane settings, please? There’s a simulator bug that can reset them to zero. Also, check your Windows default audio device; it has a habit of being reset after Windows software updates.

Everyone read this!

You’ve read the document? If so, for determining the value to use within the range allowed you’d use trial and error to select a temperature and review the takeoff data to see if you have enough runway and obstacle clearance.

Thanks. Multi-monitor issues have been reported to the developer and hopefully a resolution will be forthcoming in a future update.

No need for more “me too” posts, please.

Sorry about this! I’m sure @Cameron will be onto this as soon as possible. Thanks for letting us know.

Please post full Log.txt as attachment.

Couldn’t hurt.

It should be whatever flight which was last generated an OFP for.

Are you restoring a state that’s powered up? Or cold and dark?

Thoughts @Goran_M?

Very odd indeed. This is typical of X-Plane’s Vulkan engine, particularly on the ground, in my experience. Can you provide the detail requested here please? And also a recent Log.txt file? Thanks. Also have you tried the following? P.S. It’s a 60 Hz 4K panel but only drivable at 60 Hz via DisplayPort. That explains the “30 Hz” question. Not that unusual after all, due to HDMI limitations of past.

In the future please always create your own thread for crashes so they don’t get overlooked. I’ve done this for you this time.