In a separate post, I explained how to add an RXP GNS530 as a popup.

 

For the LPV glideslope to work on the PFD, you need two things:

 

- My modified PFD (available via PM)

 

- An rxpgns.ini setting of LinkVor=1  (not 0, as indicated in the other post)  :blush: 

...and here is the modified PFD V4, with correct indications for an LPV coupled approach

 

 

 

 

Bert, what is the change from v3 to v4? (yesterday you sent me v3).

Changed readouts to match the factory manual.

 

- GP for Glidepath

 

- L/VNAV on the CDI

 

- GPS instead of LOC

And here a comparison shot, from the Flight1 Mustang PFD - it displays "LPV", although

the Socata TBM G1000 Pilot's Guide, indicates "L/VNAV" for an LPV approach.

 

 

wow, carenado really needs to be throwing some cash your way...I think you play a not so small role in transforming their planes from something with great potential to something much closer to realizing it. I hope they appreciate your efforts...I sure as heck know that I do, and so do other carenado customers.

 

Again, just gotta thank you Bert.

how modified PFD V4 ,???? thanks

how modified PFD V4 ,???? thanks

 

Send me a PM with your email address.

hello bert l modified PDF v4   and  problem !!!    if you have l soluce ?     IN VC  black  PMD AND PFD

Make sure you follow the instructions to the letter, and have the Windows preferences set to "hide known file extensions" unchecked, or you may not be able to see the actual file names that need to be changed. From your screenshot, it would appear that FSX cannot find the new PFD and MFD gauges.

 

They need to have the exact names and be in the exact file folder, or it will not work.

 

Just review what you did...

 

ps. I've also sent you a file to try..

Could you send me this one as well?

Could you send me this one as well?

 

Send me a PM requesting this update, with your email address..