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https://www.captainsim.org/forum/csf.pl?num=1253882365 Message started by jonny on Sep 25th, 2009 at 12:39pm |
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Title: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by jonny on Sep 25th, 2009 at 12:39pm
i just tried out v2.2 and took off and right after activating vnav and l nav i activated the AP and it doesnt stop turning it turns towards the logged route but then keeps swinging left and right
what is thiss?!!?!?!?!?! |
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by jonny on Sep 29th, 2009 at 9:22am
so let me explain the problem again
after T/O i activate the AP on LNAV AND VNAV, this also happens if its on HDG and speed + Alt on the MCP anyways when i activate the AP the a/c starts banking at 45deg angle and then starts swing left to right etc when its on route and it doesnt stop im not the only one with the problem , so you will be helping a few other people, please let me know what i can do to fix it without reverting back to 2.1 |
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by Thunderbird on Oct 1st, 2009 at 4:09pm
I just got this plane and I have the same problems, with crazy rolls when A/P is engaged and A/T not working at all; I just sent a Ticket to the Customer support.
I'll trray to modify the Aircraft.cfg as the FSX version owners have to do in order to solve this kind of problems. This is the first plane getting me in trouble like that and I have a lot of add-ons.......... Bye |
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by Thunderbird on Oct 2nd, 2009 at 10:25pm
Well I got the solution: you just have to calibrate all the axis with FSUICP....and everything works fine, A/P, A/T...without rolling and with very good approachs....
Bye |
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by jetter on Oct 2nd, 2009 at 11:46pm
Ok, how do you calibrate the axis with FSUIPC?
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by jonny on Oct 3rd, 2009 at 5:44pm
thanks thunderbird ill try it out! and if it works boy oh boy id be happy!
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by jonny on Oct 3rd, 2009 at 7:20pm
it worked!! thanks thunderbird :)
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by phoenix on Oct 7th, 2009 at 8:26pm
jonny, let me know, how you do it?
Thanks in advance. |
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by giel on Oct 8th, 2009 at 7:30am
i'm also curious, can someone explain how it ios done in FSUIPC (never used it before)
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by jonny on Oct 15th, 2009 at 8:07am
sorry it took me a while havent checked the forums, so go to Modules in fs2004 when you load a flight from the top bar, select FSUIPC and you select to calibrate the axis, but you please NOTE: you need the full registered version of FSUIPC, having it unregistered is not enough
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by phoenix on Oct 15th, 2009 at 11:06am
jonny, could you please advice for details, what we shall do (calibbrate)
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by jonny on Oct 17th, 2009 at 6:01pm
-Open FS2004
- Start a flight any aircraft - when flight loads, on top Bar next to File, EDit ,Flight etc CLICK on MODULES and select FSUIPC PLS note FSUIPC needs to installed, THE FULL VERSION WHICH HAS TO BE BOUGHT not free version - while in FSUIPC window go to the Joystick tab and configure your joystick from there. - to configure select appropriate flight movement(yaw,pitch , roll) and move the joystick the its maximum if you still havent understood let me know I'll go into even more detail ;) |
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by giel on Oct 21st, 2009 at 11:16am
Thanks jonny it worked
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by capman on Feb 1st, 2010 at 10:56pm
Hi!
Help, please. I'm in the same trouble. Swinging left/right. Unable to play. I have tried this fsuipc thing, but not works! I have the latest (registered properly) version (3.9.6.) tried to resetup the joy parameters (maybe I make it in a wrong order; Reset then move the joy, then press the Set buttons) (?) but the plane still swinging... >:( :-[ Are you sure guys that this is fsuipc related trouble? Thanks for help! |
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by col.pattex on Feb 2nd, 2010 at 2:36pm capman wrote on Feb 1st, 2010 at 10:56pm:
I quote from another topic: Hi I was having the same probs with violent rocking (at random) and found a slight alteration to 1 line in the aircraft.cfg has virtually eliminated the problem for me. I backed up a copy of the cfg before altering, then I reduced the number in the AP_Roll_controlstep line (red) the lower the number the more stable she becomes. I don't know how this impacts on other aspects of the 757 but it works for me. [Custom Autopilot] AP_Roll_speed=3.92 AP_Roll_window=1.8 AP_Roll_controlstep=1500 //AP_Roll_controlstep=2850 AP_Roll_mincontrol=-15884 AP_Roll_maxcontrol=15884 AP_Pitch_speed=0.3 AP_Pitch_window=1.8 this works fine for me too. my baby flies smoothly... hope this helps Col. Pattex |
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Title: Re: AutoPilot major problem v2.2 Post by capman on Feb 2nd, 2010 at 4:37pm
Thank You.
But... :'( :'( :-/ :-? I'm getting to fall in desperate... I'm on W7x64. What about this? |
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Title: AP swings the plane left to right. Post by capman on Feb 2nd, 2010 at 2:06pm
Hi there!
I found this problem at others too, so continued an other topic, but it seems it is better to start a new one... Perhaps it is a known problem (but unfortunately the solutions I found didn't work) therefore most of you know an other/the right answer. When I turn on the autopilot the plane start to banking left to right then back, throttles not works also V/S... :-/ I read that the reason is the fsuipc. I have the latest (and properly registered) version, I have tried to setup my stick in that, but the mentioned trouble is still alive. >:( Maybe I'm doing the calibration in a wrong way, could somebody tell me what could be a problem? Is it absolutely sure that this "bug" is related to fsuipc? Thanks in advance! |
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