Any way to stop the trim warning sound?

[jfwharton 50]

I recently purchased the A42 from Carenado for FSX.  I noticed during flight on autopilot the trim warning sounds regularly which surprises and annoys me.  Is there any way to turn this off or is there a fix in the works so that the warning sound doesn't come on so often?

Edited April 22, 2019 by jfwharton

[jfwharton 50]

I've been doing some more research on this issue and it seems to be related to EZDOK V3.  When I do a global disable on EZDOK the warning sound stops when on autopilot.  So I guess the question is how to set up EZDOK V3 so that aircraft movements it generates don't trigger the trim warning?

[jfwharton 50]

I checked again and this time disabled EZDOK V3 during the flight and the trim warning still sounds while on autopilot.

[jfwharton 50]

So I found the sound files.  Discovered after some trial and error that there are two the same,  the TRIM_ALARM.WAV and the  BUFFER_AP_TRIM.WAV.  So I backed up both and then created a blank wav file for the BUFFER_AP_TRIM.WAV file.  That seems to have gotten rid of the constant trim warning.  I hope they fix that so the time is extended so it doesn't go off all of the time.

[jfwharton 50]

I guess I could have also asked why is this sound coming on all of the time during autopilot operation?  What am I missing/doing wrong that is causing this?

[46Pilot 32]

Regarding the trim sound, the trim whooler sound is correct. Anytime the normal trim actuator is actuated during more than 1 s, an aural whooler will be generated, even if autopilot is engaged, or manually flying and pressing the pitch trim command on the yoke.

Edited April 23, 2019 by 46Pilot

[jfwharton 50]

18 hours ago, 46Pilot said:

Regarding the trim sound, the trim whooler sound is correct. Anytime the normal trim actuator is actuated during more than 1 s, an aural whooler will be generated, even if autopilot is engaged, or manually flying and pressing the pitch trim command on the yoke.

Thank you for the information.  I guessed it was supposed to be that way although I don't think it has been implemented well.  If I were a pilot of this aircraft that sound would drive me nuts.  I think it comes on too quickly.  A pilot should be able to do normal trim adjustments without listening to that sound.  I hope there is an update to fix this but in the mean time I have modified the sound file so that I don't hear it any more.