January 18Jan 18 Hi, couldnt find any newer thread about this but is this simulated and if it is how do i setup my pedal disc button on my Airbus tiller for it? I guess if its simulated you would have to go outside to see it work .Might be why its not first priority. Thanks Edited January 18Jan 18 by Michael Moe Michael Moe
January 18Jan 18 14 minutes ago, Michael Moe said: Hi, couldnt find any newer thread about this but is this simulated and if it is how do i setup my pedal disc button on my Airbus tiller for it? I guess if its simulated you would have to go outside to see it work .Might be why its not first priority. Thanks Hey Michael, You can click on rudder pedals right in the middle and you will disconnect rudders in order to taxi properly.....It will disconnect automatically once you are on runway and above 40Kn.... Alex
January 18Jan 18 Author 14 minutes ago, cyyzrwy24 said: Hey Michael, You can click on rudder pedals right in the middle and you will disconnect rudders in order to taxi properly.....It will disconnect automatically once you are on runway and above 40Kn.... Thanks , but my question is actually about the control check in this case the rudder when you are standing still after pushback. The pedal disc button is pressed to insure the nose-steering wheel is disconnected from the pedals so you dont scrup your nose wheel rubber when you stand still. Michael Moe Michael Moe
January 18Jan 18 I think you would have to use Spad.next or similar software to set the appropriate LVAR for it. I dont think there is an actual mapping for it Chris Warner PMDG : JS4100, MD-11, 737 NGX (Soon!)
January 18Jan 18 34 minutes ago, Michael Moe said: Thanks , but my question is actually about the control check in this case the rudder when you are standing still after pushback. The pedal disc button is pressed to insure the nose-steering wheel is disconnected from the pedals so you dont scrup your nose wheel rubber when you stand still. Michael Moe As far as I know...pressing disc button doesn't do anything. I tried. Button works when pressed but...noting happens. This click spot acts that way you want it.... Alex
January 18Jan 18 Author 36 minutes ago, cyyzrwy24 said: As far as I know...pressing disc button doesn't do anything. I tried. Button works when pressed but...noting happens. This click spot acts that way you want it.... Thanks , it used to work in the FSLABSA3X series Michael Moe Michael Moe
January 18Jan 18 Commercial Member 57 minutes ago, cyyzrwy24 said: As far as I know...pressing disc button doesn't do anything. I tried. Button works when pressed but...noting happens. This click spot acts that way you want it.... Don’t quote me on this, but I think the airbus has a certain degree of nosewheel movement with the rudder pedals below a certain speed. The ped disc button ensures when doing rudder checks the nosewheel doesn’t move at all. If you use a tiller ( in my case a joystick Z twist) and taxi push the rudder pedals and you’ll see the nose gear move left or right a little, if you push the disc button the rudders move but the nosewheel doesn’t, at all.
January 18Jan 18 It works exactly as it should. As already stated by @MrRoper, you can bind it to a hardware button using spad, AAO or FSUIPC (which is what I use). cheers, NiIs U.AMD 5800X3D | 32GB DDR4 RAM @ 3200MHz | RTX 4070 12GB @ 1920x1050px
January 18Jan 18 The lvar to map is S_FC_CAPT_TILLER_PEDAL_DISCONNECT Chris Warner PMDG : JS4100, MD-11, 737 NGX (Soon!)
January 18Jan 18 29 minutes ago, rick celik said: Don’t quote me on this, but I think the airbus has a certain degree of nosewheel movement with the rudder pedals below a certain speed. The ped disc button ensures when doing rudder checks the nosewheel doesn’t move at all. If you use a tiller ( in my case a joystick Z twist) and taxi push the rudder pedals and you’ll see the nose gear move left or right a little, if you push the disc button the rudders move but the nosewheel doesn’t, at all. True...but limited movement...unable to Taxi....FSL has better logic but this works for me. Alex
January 19Jan 19 Author 15 hours ago, NovemberUniform said: It works exactly as it should. As already stated by @MrRoper, you can bind it to a hardware button using spad, AAO or FSUIPC (which is what I use). Thanks , my main question answered. Guess MSFS2024 dosnt have a keybind Thanks Michael Moe Michael Moe
January 19Jan 19 Quote https://support.fenixsim.com/hc/en-us/articles/12459115823375-Rudder-Tiller-PED-DISC-with-Block-2 Is this of any help? Rob Jones.
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