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Level-D 767-300 |
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IMPORTANT NOTES: |
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| This version of IYP designed for the Level-D 767-300ER does NOT provide step-by-step instructions for programming the FMC. This may become available in a subsequent release. Also, this version of IYP designed for the Level-D 767-300ER does NOT provide "Please help me" assistance. This may also become available in a subsequent release. Thank you. | |
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Typical Launching Sequence for the IYP Programme: |
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Understanding the Limitations of "Open-Loop" Designs |
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There are a few switches and rotary knobs that have been designed as Open-Loop objects with the LVLD panels.
What does "Open-Loop" mean? Because of this, in some case within the checklists, your Co-Pilot will ask you to confirm that switches are set properly. If the switch in incorrectly set, you are to set it to the correct position, then say, "Confirmed", "Affirmative", "Yes it is", "Yes they are", etc. In other cases, the only way for the IYP application to be certain of an objects disposition, is to set it to a commanded position, and hold it in that position so that it's disposition can be subsequently "read". e.g., If you say, "Number 1 Fuel OFF", the Fuel Cutoff valve will move to the OFF position. If you attempt to physically move it to the ON position, in will snap back to OFF because it is being held OFF by the IYP programme. The only way to move the switch in this example, is to say, "Number 1 Fuel On". This takes some getting used to, but before long, you'll get the heck of it.
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The FSConv Plug-In by Nico Kaan: |
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The IYP application communicates via Pete Dowson's FSUIPC with Nico Kaan Plug-In, which in turn talks to the Level-D SDK to control
the Level-D 767-300ER. The rationale for this design approach centered around the fact that ALL of the previously IYP aircraft
interfaces has been done via FSUIPC, and to design a specific IYP to Level-D SDK interface made little sense. Therefore, in order to control the Level-D 767-300ER you need to download and install the FSCONV programme from Nico Kaan's site located at: You are required to REGISTER in his forum in order to download FSCONV.After you have successfully installed the FSCONV in a suitable folder, you need to DOWNLOAD, UNZIP and INSTALL the FSCONV.INI file located here: into your FSCONV folder.When you double-click on fsconv.exe file, you should see this:
If you have any problems installing FSCONV, please speak with Nico Kaan... he's always ready to assist others. |
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FSUIPC - PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY: |
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Please ensure that you have FSUIPC Version 3.85 (or greater) installed in an FS9 application. Please ensure that you have FSUIPC Version 4.40 (or greater) installed in an FSX application. If you have any problems installing FSUIPC, please go to their forum located at: |
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Voice Commands |
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The operational CHECKLIST commands are: Do all Checklists Pre-Flight Checklist Before Startup Checklist Startup Checklist Before Taxi Checklist Taxi Checklist Before Takeoff Checklists Takeoff / Climb out Checklist Cruise Checklist Descent Checklist Approach / Landing Checklists Taxi to the Gate Checklist Parking Checklist Shut Down Checklist
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Left H F Radio [Off] [on USB] [on AM]
Emergency Exit Light [On] [Off]
Cargo Heat (switches) [On] [Off]
Trim Air [On] [Off]
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