May 20, 201313 yr Maybe you'll find it in the checklist, but as soon as you've got the MFD up and running, you can turn off the engine info on the PFD, by pushing the red button at the bottom of the Audio panel. Bert
May 20, 201313 yr yep, found that one right away as I had read about it with another one of their planes previously. I also removed the right side PFD2 in the vc to save some frames as I'll never need to use it. Dave Kalin Excel Classes Computer Lessons
May 20, 201313 yr Hi Dave, pls can you tell me where I can set up that the Copilot PFD is black? Thanks Cheers, Mark
May 20, 201313 yr Mark - open the TBM's Panel.cfg file and towards the bottom you'll see a section that looks like this: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Vcockpit04] Background_color=0,0,0 size_mm=512,512 visible=0 pixel_size=1024,1024 texture=$Panel_4 gauge00=TBM850_G1000!G1000_PFDTBMVC2, 0, 0, 384, 266 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All you need to do is put 2 forward slashes in front of the gauge00 line so it will look like this: [Vcockpit04] Background_color=0,0,0 size_mm=512,512 visible=0 pixel_size=1024,1024 texture=$Panel_4 //gauge00=TBM850_G1000!G1000_PFDTBMVC2, 0, 0, 384, 266 Doing this will stop that particular gauge from loading. Dont forget to save the file before closing it :-)...and if you want to make the gauge work again simply remove the 2 slashes and save. Dave Kalin Excel Classes Computer Lessons
May 25, 201313 yr If you dont want to remove the gauge, you can still turn off the co-pilot PFD by turning it off with its power switch... Its the top left screw on the PFD frame.
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