Hi, I purchased this a few days ago when it was discounted. Nice planes and should be supported by MCE according to the website. However I can only find and operate checklists in the MCE documentation but no flows or such. Without flows I find it very hard to operate the plane together with Lorna, who sits in the right seat. Furthermore she can not handle the autopilot settings or even lights, which she usually should. Can anyone help me with her job? Cheers Karl

6 hours ago, khdgermany said:

Hi, I purchased this a few days ago when it was discounted. Nice planes and should be supported by MCE according to the website. However I can only find and operate checklists in the MCE documentation but no flows or such. Without flows I find it very hard to operate the plane together with Lorna, who sits in the right seat. Furthermore she can not handle the autopilot settings or even lights, which she usually should. Can anyone help me with her job? Cheers Karl

It's possible in latest aircraft updates, they changed aircraft info causing MCE not to see it as the supported E-Jets from SSG

Go to "General" tab in MCE use rinterface and click <More options> button

In "advanced options" panel, click <View config>

xpmce.ini config file will open in Notepad. Change "Debug=0" to "Debug=1" 

With SSG plane ready to fly, restart MCE and a message box should pop-up showing info gathered for current aircraft.

Post screenshot here or send it to support. Thanks

 

Unfortunately I did not take a picture. The message shows that an e jet is recognised and a profile is used. However, no joy with copilot flows.

Edited April 6, 20206 yr by khdgermany

2 hours ago, khdgermany said:

Unfortunately I did not take a picture. The message shows that an e jet is recognised and a profile is used. However, no joy with copilot flows.

You can write down info displayed in dialog box in this thread.

Are you able to control overhead panel switches via direct voice commands?

I have the same problem. It seems like the E195 by SSG uses unknown datarefs for MCE

2 hours ago, Alex Walker said:

I have the same problem. It seems like the E195 by SSG uses unknown datarefs for MCE

I doubt it. More like changing aircraft info like "Author name", "aircraft type". or "manufacturer name" causing MCE not to see it as the supported EJet from SSG.

Go to "General" tab in MCE use rinterface and click <More options> button

In "advanced options" panel, click <View config>

xpmce.ini config file will open in Notepad. Change "Debug=0" to "Debug=1" 

With SSG plane ready to fly, restart MCE and a message box should pop-up showing info gathered for current aircraft.

Post screenshot here or send it to support. Thanks

18 hours ago, FS++ said:

I doubt it. More like changing aircraft info like "Author name", "aircraft type". or "manufacturer name" causing MCE not to see it as the supported EJet from SSG.

Go to "General" tab in MCE use rinterface and click <More options> button

In "advanced options" panel, click <View config>

xpmce.ini config file will open in Notepad. Change "Debug=0" to "Debug=1" 

With SSG plane ready to fly, restart MCE and a message box should pop-up showing info gathered for current aircraft.

Post screenshot here or send it to support. Thanks

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19 hours ago, Alex Walker said:

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Thanks Alex.

Download and install very latest

Go to \X-Plane\MCE dlls\64 Bit\ folder and check you have "xmcssgEvo170.dll" and "xmcssgemb.dll"

Should recognize aircraft as the supported E195 from SSG.

Let me know otherwise.

Don't forget to revert to "Debug=0" to prevent unnecessary file write operations.

Edited April 22, 20206 yr by FS++

On 4/22/2020 at 12:42 PM, FS++ said:

Thanks Alex.

Download and install very latest

Go to \X-Plane\MCE dlls\64 Bit\ folder and check you have "xmcssgEvo170.dll" and "xmcssgemb.dll"

Should recognize aircraft as the supported E195 from SSG.

Let me know otherwise.

Don't forget to revert to "Debug=0" to prevent unnecessary file write operations.

I do have these dlls