The documentation covers the flightplan operation. Read this thread regarding forum registration, reregistration, and activation: http://www.eaglesoftdg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=41We buried my brother yesterday after a prolonged illness which has taken its tole on all. I will attempt to update forum activations over the coming days....:(

Thanks for response. Of course, I have read the included documentation that comes with the installation however, I am unable to see any flight plans in the FMS when I select the correct line select key. I have uninstalled and reinstalled but still no success.You also have my condolences regarding your brother. You have my deepest sympathy and prayer for comfort and strength for all.

Thanks for response. Of course, I have read the included documentation that comes with the installation however, I am unable to see any flight plans in the FMS when I select the correct line select key. I have uninstalled and reinstalled but still no success.You also have my condolences regarding your brother. You have my deepest sympathy and prayer for comfort and strength for all.

You can not load default FS Flight Planner flight plans from within the FMS. You have to load them via the default FS Flight Planner interface. You can not load the new FSX 'xml-type' flight plans with the FMS at all as it doesn't support that format.If you have a flight plan with duplicate waypoints (identical idents) then it's probably not going to load correctly in the FMS.

Thanks for response. Of course, I have read the included documentation that comes with the installation however, I am unable to see any flight plans in the FMS when I select the correct line select key. I have uninstalled and reinstalled but still no success.You also have my condolences regarding your brother. You have my deepest sympathy and prayer for comfort and strength for all.

Again our sincere thanks to all for your condolances.Here's a little excerpt from our forum CX2.0 Knowledgebase to go along with what has already been offered....We're seeing posts about flight plans doing this, not doing that etc. and based on responses and such we're seeing a small 'void' in information that may be necessary for people to be able to use the FMS on this aircraft correctly. So, here goes:1 - A flight plan must consist of a minimum of three waypoints: DEPARTURE Airport, ENROUTE Waypoint, DESTINATION Airport. As example, flying from KLAS to KLAX the minimum flight plan should be something like KLAS HEC KLAX.2 - The Citation X has altitude restrictions based on weight. Based on climb speed selected your weight can not be above 32480-32884 before climbing past FL430. The higher the climb speed, the higher the weight restriction. If your cruise altitude is going to be above FL430, enabling step climb and setting cruise altitude to optimum is probably your best bet.3 - There is a real-world limit to how high you can fly enroute. It's based on many factors, however distance is the primary factor. On the reference page of the pilot's kneeboard in FS we've provided a table (bottom of the page) that gives you information on maximum altitudes based on flight plan length.The first item in the list above is an addon limitation. The other two items are based on actual real-world aircraft performance, thus just like in the real one's manual... stepping outside those boundaries will result in 'unpredicted' behavior. Yes, it really says that.

Again our sincere thanks to all for your condolances.Here's a little excerpt from our forum CX2.0 Knowledgebase to go along with what has already been offered....We're seeing posts about flight plans doing this, not doing that etc. and based on responses and such we're seeing a small 'void' in information that may be necessary for people to be able to use the FMS on this aircraft correctly. So, here goes:1 - A flight plan must consist of a minimum of three waypoints: DEPARTURE Airport, ENROUTE Waypoint, DESTINATION Airport. As example, flying from KLAS to KLAX the minimum flight plan should be something like KLAS HEC KLAX.2 - The Citation X has altitude restrictions based on weight. Based on climb speed selected your weight can not be above 32480-32884 before climbing past FL430. The higher the climb speed, the higher the weight restriction. If your cruise altitude is going to be above FL430, enabling step climb and setting cruise altitude to optimum is probably your best bet.3 - There is a real-world limit to how high you can fly enroute. It's based on many factors, however distance is the primary factor. On the reference page of the pilot's kneeboard in FS we've provided a table (bottom of the page) that gives you information on maximum altitudes based on flight plan length.The first item in the list above is an addon limitation. The other two items are based on actual real-world aircraft performance, thus just like in the real one's manual... stepping outside those boundaries will result in 'unpredicted' behavior. Yes, it really says that.

Hi Ron,Very sorry to hear of your loss. Our prayers go out to you and your family.Kind RegardsBob G

The documentation covers the flightplan operation. Read this thread regarding forum registration, reregistration, and activation: http://www.eaglesoft...ic.php?f=3&t=41We buried my brother yesterday after a prolonged illness which has taken its tole on all. I will attempt to update forum activations over the coming days....:(

You can not load default FS Flight Planner flight plans from within the FMS. You have to load them via the default FS Flight Planner interface. You can not load the new FSX 'xml-type' flight plans with the FMS at all as it doesn't support that format.After reading this, I am still at a loss. Perhaps, I am not explaining my problem clearly enough. When I start FSX with this A/C, I then go to FS Menu/Flight Planner and create or load (previous created) flight plan. After powering up the Citation and and working with the FMS, I cannot see any created flight plans to select from. I have watched the video on the FMS on this A/C on "Youtube" and I see flight plans listed in the FMS to choose from. I cannot see them on my system.

After powering up the Citation and and working with the FMS, I cannot see any created flight plans to select from. I have watched the video on the FMS on this A/C on "Youtube" and I see flight plans listed in the FMS to choose from. I cannot see them on my system.

You will only see flight plans in the FMS that were first CREATED then SAVED by the FMS. Since you see no plans at all, it also tells me that you haven't copy/pasted the supplied "sample flightplan" as instructed by the manual.Flightplans created via FS's own flight planner can't be "seen" by the FMS, but must be imported using the procedure outlined in the manual.

Thanks - I now understand. The FMS in the Citation X can only see and load flight plans created and saved by the FMS or flight plans that are compatible for use in the FMS.WOW!!!!!!!Thanks to all

Thanks - I now understand. The FMS in the Citation X can only see and load flight plans created and saved by the FMS or flight plans that are compatible for use in the FMS.WOW!!!!!!!Thanks to all

Just to clarify... the FMS won't show any FS created flight plans in it's own list. It will 'sync' with a flight plan that is loaded via the default FS Flight Planner. The documentation explains how.

Thanks - I now understand. The FMS in the Citation X can only see and load flight plans created and saved by the FMS or flight plans that are compatible for use in the FMS.WOW!!!!!!!Thanks to all

Here is an excerpt from the CX2.0 Knowldgebase Forum and clarifies the documentation a bit. http://www.eaglesoftdg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=14FMS Built Flight Plans and FS Built Flight Plans are both supported in your new Citation X Extreme V2.0.Let's look at each Type and their operation.....Please review carefully and it will all make sense......:(

Here is an excerpt from the CX2.0 Knowldgebase Forum and clarifies the documentation a bit. http://www.eaglesoft...c.php?f=15&t=14FMS Built Flight Plans and FS Built Flight Plans are both supported in your new Citation X Extreme V2.0.Let's look at each Type and their operation.....Please review carefully and it will all make sense......:(

I thought I understood but after your last comments, I am again somewhat confused and I cannot access the forum location you suggested.I believe I will just give up . . . . and continue using the other A/C's I have installed.Thanks for your concern and help.

I thought I understood but after your last comments, I am again somewhat confused and I cannot access the forum location you suggested.I believe I will just give up . . . . and continue using the other A/C's I have installed.Thanks for your concern and help.

If you have registered and logged in you will have no difficulty accessing that thread but the good news is the Flightplan options are covered in the CX20 FMS Quick Start Guide.pdfSorry if I've failed to convey this correctly.:(

Thanks. I tried to register again and informed that the username was inactive and to contact an administrator. I could not find anyplace on the web site that would allow me to contact an administrator. How is this done?

Thanks. I tried to register again and informed that the username was inactive and to contact an administrator. I could not find anyplace on the web site that would allow me to contact an administrator. How is this done?

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