January 13, 200917 yr Flying the tutorial (FS9) today after passing T/C (FL 370 -dialled in the FMC before takeoff) I suddenly had a new FL = 385 showing up on ND. The F-PLN page in the FMC also had FL 385 at the next waypoint. WHY?Roar
January 13, 200917 yr Commercial Member Flying the tutorial (FS9) today after passing T/C (FL 370 -dialled in the FMC before takeoff) I suddenly had a new FL = 385 showing up on ND. The F-PLN page in the FMC also had FL 385 at the next waypoint. WHY?RoarBe careful when turning the altitude dial on the FCP. If you turn it above the CRZ LVL value entered in the F-PLN INIT page, after a few seconds the CRZ LVL will change to the value you dialed. Michael FrantzeskakisPrecision Manuals Development Grouphttp://www.precisionmanuals.com
January 13, 200917 yr Thanks for that tip, I was wondering why I wasn't reaching cruise alt... :DIt is logical...Andrew Andrew Entwistle
January 13, 200917 yr Author Be careful when turning the altitude dial on the FCP. If you turn it above the CRZ LVL value entered in the F-PLN INIT page, after a few seconds the CRZ LVL will change to the value you dialed.its logic....and essential!Thank you!Roar
January 29, 200917 yr its logic....and essential!Thank you!RoarI have had this happen twice and have not been able to correct the reading on the ND although the aircraft is flying at the correct height the FLT-PLAN INIT is correct and barometric pressure etc is standard. Any advice on how to get the ND and FMC synchronizedThanksRichardCYHM
January 30, 200917 yr Richard: Let us see a screenshot of the ND display with a cruise altitude display. On my ND I only get altitude indications at TOC for example, the altitude info is normally found on the PFD. Dan Downs KCRP
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