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Panel Mod Request: Milviz C310 w/GNS 530W

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I bought the GNS 530W without realizing that my 310 did not support it.

I am trying to mod the panel to make it work, and as I typically fly P3D not Xplane... I'm not having any luck. I followed the tutorial but obviously didn't do something correct; the panel displayed is still the default Xplane 530. I could use some help!


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Yes you do have to so that the RXP GNS screens draw over the XP11 GPS screens.

It is exactly what is documented in the tutorial:

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In the paint program, zoom to the centre section where you find the default GPS screen.

 


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OK, so here are the modifications to the RealityXP GSN.ini:

[GNS]
; comma separated list of gauges
gauges = GNS_530_1, GNS_530_2

[GNS_430_2]
; comma separated list of render targets.
drawto = WINDOW, PANELS, Garmin_530_screen
; is the master device if true.

REST OF THIS SECTION NOT SHOWN FOR BREVITY.

[GNS_530_1.Garmin_530_screen]
visible = true
nobezel = true
frame.type = PANEL3D
; display position and dimension (left,top,width,height)
frame.rect = 430,74,521,387

 

No luck...


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You're getting there, hang on tight!

1 hour ago, snpower said:

[GNS]
; comma separated list of gauges
gauges = GNS_530_1, GNS_530_2

[GNS_430_2]
; comma separated list of render targets.
drawto = WINDOW, PANELS, Garmin_530_screen
; is the master device if true.

REST OF THIS SECTION NOT SHOWN FOR BREVITY.

[GNS_530_1.Garmin_530_screen]
visible = true
nobezel = true
frame.type = PANEL3D
; display position and dimension (left,top,width,height)
frame.rect = 430,74,521,387

  1. Make sure not to mix device model names and sections not named the same, otherwise settings won't apply to the device.
  2. Make sure drawto is referencing existing sections only.
  3. Make sure to review how to compute the Y coordinate (the other values are coorect, bravo!) (NB: this should be 2048 in your case...)

 


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So it is working - somewhat. Thanks for the assistance.

Only the 'C' and 'V' buttons work - non of the others on the gauge. I have to use the window unit?

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You most likely also need to enable "Use Simulator GPS Commands" so that the RXP GNS intercepts the stock GPS button commands too.


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