After installing it, none of the gauges show, I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling but no luck.Downloaded it from the file library a while ago and I still have the original file.Here's a picture (sorry for the quality but I have no clue what happened when I uploaded it :()I hope someone can help me, thanks a lot.

I would assume that the gauges are either missing, not unzipped, or are in the wrong folder. If you open up the configuration file for the panel (right click on it and open it up with Notepad), you should see a list of what gauges it uses, and you will need to make sure that these gauges are in your gauges folder if that is where the panel is expecting to find them.Occasionally, gauges can be linked or aliased to other folders, which may also be what is behind the issue. Whatever the cause, it simply looks like the config file cannot locate the gauges and thus the sim does not load them up.Al

After installing it, none of the gauges show, I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling but no luck.Downloaded it from the file library a while ago and I still have the original file.Here's a picture (sorry for the quality but I have no clue what happened when I uploaded it :( )I hope someone can help me, thanks a lot.

Did you start cold and dark on the active runway? If not (and also assuming you have power to the jet), hit Shift +2 to hide the panel and then Shift +2 to display it again and the panels are alive. Not sure why but this does happen to me and this corrects it.John Ferry

I would assume that the gauges are either missing, not unzipped, or are in the wrong folder. If you open up the configuration file for the panel (right click on it and open it up with Notepad), you should see a list of what gauges it uses, and you will need to make sure that these gauges are in your gauges folder if that is where the panel is expecting to find them.Occasionally, gauges can be linked or aliased to other folders, which may also be what is behind the issue. Whatever the cause, it simply looks like the config file cannot locate the gauges and thus the sim does not load them up.Al

I opened the gauges folder and copied all of them to the main FS2004 "gauges" folder.I also copied them into the panel file of the aircraft I installed it to.I think there's something wrong with the gauges because all the files in the "gauges" folder of the downloaded panel are either bitmaps or XML documents. There isn't any .CABs or .GAUs... I don't know what to do about this? I still have the original file if you want to check it.

Did you start cold and dark on the active runway? If not (and also assuming you have power to the jet), hit Shift +2 to hide the panel and then Shift +2 to display it again and the panels are alive. Not sure why but this does happen to me and this corrects it.John Ferry

Shift + 2 shows the throttle quadrant. I tried with all the numbers too but nothing happened. Cheers

Hello,Is this panel made by Scarratt ??http://www.flightsim.com/kdl.php?fid=114217

FS2004 (ACOF) - FS2004 Panels FS2004 Panel--Boeing 737 NG[ Download | View ] Name: setup2.zip Size: 4,297,438 Date: 07-27-2007 Downloads: 6,275 FS2004 Panel--Boeing 737 NG. Built completely from scratch and featuring authentic EHSI and much more. By Paul Scarratt.

I tested now this panel .. and indeed .. it's for sure something completely wrong with this panel When you read the PDF manual .. you see already it's a graphic prob for the rendering of the switches .. buttons ..when you compare with the illustrations.. etc ..EDITED !!!It's work ... but read again the PDF manual about installation :)How I made (using this panel in the Posky B737 Navy Poseidon .. just released a day ago on Flightsim)Project Opensky - Boeing P-8A US Navy House ColorsI take the folder panel and put it in the Posky B737 folder .. (overwriting the former)Now the trick :)Take the folder with the gauges in .. it's the folder PS737NG and copy past this folder in the panel folderThe panel will workDon't miss to read also the appendix B in the PDF manual for check the radios setting .. etc ...Regards.

It worked!Thank you a lot! I really appreciate itRegards

Does this panel have a GPS? Doesn't look like it from the screens!

Does this panel have a GPS? Doesn't look like it from the screens!

It looks to me like the IRS is not aligned. That's why the ND and such do not have their usual layout. The 737NG is actually equipped with a GPS for all I know, but it's not like the Garmin GPS that is a default FS gauge.

I made an FS9 GPS add on and also a door switch add on for this panel which you can download here:http://www.cat-tamer.com/flightsim/downloads/PS737NG_gps.zipand the door switch:http://www.cat-tamer.com/flightsim/downloads/PS737NG_door.zipJim