It might sound complicated, but it really isn't that bad, and the nice thing about Easy FMC is it saves you from having to learn how to program 18 different FMC's from various add on aircraft. FSX and P3D up to P3Dv 4 and include aeronautical data that are referenced by the latest aeronautical information (AIPs). The World FSXP3D package for FSX-P3Dv1-4 will update en route navigational aids (VORs, NDBs), airport data (airport names, ILSs, markers, runway identifiers, terminal NDBs, runway/approach lighting systems, PAPI/VASI and COM frequencies), airways and en route intersections in selectable world areas (worldwide coverage).
I've found a workaround for this on some aircraft that don't have a NAV/GPS switch, but this also involves manual editing of the panel config file. The other problem with this little add on FMC is that your panel needs to have a NAV/GPS switch in order for it to take control of your aircraft and fly the flightplan you have loaded. This requires some skill and familiarity with manually editing panel config files.īasically, what you do is delete one of the what I call "redundant" pop up windows from the panel config file, the oversized PFD is a good example, I never use this myself, and you can back it up if you want to, then replace that entry in the panel cfg file with the Easy FMC entry that the panel updater created when you installed Easy FMC in that aircraft. Part of the problem with this little add on is that if all your pop up panel windows that utilize the Shift+1 thru 9 keys are being used in the panel config file of your selected aircraft you won't see it, and for some strange reason you can't access it thru the views drop down menu.
I presume you are using the panel updater that came with it to install your choice of Airbus or Boeing style FMC.?
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