September 20, 200619 yr Cannot find how to turn on Morse ID sound function inCitation-II. Is it implemented and, if so, how doesone turn it on?thanks, Tom
September 21, 200619 yr I don't think it's implemented. But I'm not sure, I didn't create the aircraft.
September 22, 200619 yr >Cannot find how to turn on Morse ID sound function in>Citation-II. Is it implemented and, if so, how does>one turn it on?not sure about the current development status of this particular aircraft, however regardless of its development status, all such functionality is generically implemented in the core base-that is, aircraft developers don't need to explicitly provide any code to make this work, rather using this functionality simply comes down to setting the right properties-which is usually done via a simple 2D panel that triggers boolean properties on/off.I do not currently have a working FG machine ready, however you should be able to find the corresponding properties by checking the instrumentation group using the property browser.Alternatively, you could simply check out an XML panel file of an aircraf that does already have a working panel frontend to the built-in morse stuff-so that you can copy/paste the relevant lines into your file, or simply check for the exact property names.Also, you may find that discussing such things on the devel list, may yield faster, better and more competent responses.
September 26, 200619 yr ATTN: hfitzPer your suggestion, I copied the radio xml file from Beech99to Citation-II, renamed it to conform to it. Voila, comesup with a display in the same panel area with the clickableradio hot spot. It is usable as is but will work on fontsto improve readability.Thanks for your suggestion..Tom
September 26, 200619 yr >Per your suggestion, I copied the radio xml file from Beech99>to Citation-II, renamed it to conform to it. Voila, comes>up with a display in the same panel area with the clickable>radio hot spot. It is usable as is but will work on fonts>to improve readability.glad, you got it to work for you-if you find yourself ending up with a convincing modification, you may want to consider submitting it for inclusion into the official repository.
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