December 8, 20196 yr Hello. In the ngx version at transition altitude and at transition level I got the PM call to check the barometric pressur. In ngxu version I don' get these calls anymore. Is there a setting for this? Thank You. Igor Igor Bischi
December 8, 20196 yr Commercial Member Which SOP? Anyone else get this? Did you have the TA/TL entered in the FMC? B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
December 8, 20196 yr I have only used SOP 2 voice control so far. The FO has called transition altitude when appropriate every time. i9-10850K, ASUS TUF GAMING Z490-PLUS (WI-FI), 32GB G.SKILL DDR4-3603 / PC4-28800, GIGABYTE RTX5080 16GB WF OC 3 FAN running 3440x1440
December 8, 20196 yr Author SOP2. Yes, PM calls the transition, but I don't get the reading and the confirm of the barometric pressure, as was in the ngx version. I mean the cross check call. Edited December 8, 20196 yr by igorbischi Igor Bischi
December 9, 20196 yr Commercial Member Show me in the manual where it says this. Cheers, B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
December 9, 20196 yr Author https://drive.google.com/open?id=1E97QLongJ4oCUVd2xPwZa6o3vvtRiaxr Here is the manual version I found on internet. Look for the following text: The PM will respond “STANDARD SET, PASSING XXXX ALTITUDE….. NOW!” It is in the Transition Altitude section. Actually in my ngx and ngxu manual versions I didn't find this call. However I got the call in my ngx version. Regards. Igor Edited December 9, 20196 yr by igorbischi Igor Bischi
December 9, 20196 yr Commercial Member Did you speak "SET STANDARD"? That's the trigger. It should go like this in Voice Control: TRANSITION ALTITUDE: ▪ Passing the Transition Altitude (as defined in the PMDG FMC), the FO will call TRANSITION. ▪ Speak: “SET STANDARD”. ▪ The PM will respond “STANDARD SET, PASSING XXXX ALTITUDE….. NOW!” ▪ Speak: “CHECKED”. ▪ The PM should de-select Terrain on his display at 10,000 feet or the Transition Altitude, whichever is higher. B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
December 9, 20196 yr Author Thanks for the answer. I use SOP2, only keyboard. In the ngx version after "SET STANDARD" call I press the button to set standard pressure. Then I heard from PM “STANDARD SET, PASSING XXXX ALTITUDE….. NOW!". In ngxu version this doesn't happen anymore. Igor Igor Bischi
December 9, 20196 yr Commercial Member From the Button Control SOP 2 manual: TRANSITION ALTITUDE: ▪ Passing the Transition Altitude (as defined in the PMDG FMC), the FO will call “TRANSITION”. ▪ Press the STD button on your EFIS panel. ▪ The FO should de-select Terrain on his display at 10,000 feet or the Transition Altitude, whichever is higher. You pressed STD, right? You need to press the STD button on your EFIS panel. B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
December 9, 20196 yr Author Sure, when I wrote "I press the button to set standard pressure" I meant I press STD button on EFIS panel. After that in ngx version I get the PM call “STANDARD SET, PASSING XXXX ALTITUDE….. NOW!"- In the ngxu version I dont 't hear that call anymore. Igor Igor Bischi
December 9, 20196 yr Commercial Member Okay, I'll check it out and fix it in V1.1 if I can reproduce it. Thanks for the report. B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
February 2, 20206 yr Author Hello, just a little thing more. I notice that when there is a considerable gap between standard pressure (1013 hpa) and altimeter pressure (in my case 998 hpa) at departure, the PM call “STANDARD SET, PASSING XXXX ALTITUDE….. NOW!" is related to an altitude that I have already passed. In my flight (from EKCH, transition altitude al 5000), after I pressed the standard button,I read 5800 on the altimeter, but the PM call was "5500 NOW". I presume (not sure) that the same happens descending to the transition level. Thanks. Igor Igor Bischi
February 2, 20206 yr Commercial Member If you're climbing like a rocket, it could happen I suppose. This kind of thing will never be as good as a real human obviously. B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
February 3, 20206 yr Author Ok, I know it is a minor issue, but I don't climb like a rocket, at all. A very normal climb at about 2000 ft/min. As I said it happens when there is an important gap between standard pressure and altimeter pressure. If the gap is not considerable it doesn't happen, it is not related to the vertical speed. Igor Bischi
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