Morvious

Whoa? With an average wind on the perf page the ETA times should not be that different on these small legs. Its not even close on my sim. As I said, what happends on my sim is not what supposed to happen but I can live with the solution of not filling in any winds / temps and have a correct ETA.

Ok I did find the point where it all goes wrong. On the PERF INIT page, as soon as I fill in CRZ / WIND and ISA DEV figures the time on the ND changes. I will leave them blank. Thanks for the help.

This was inbound KSFO. PMDG clock displays the Z time 16:41, which was not real time. At the point of the screenshot it was 08:41 local time (KSFO is -7 hours from UTC). On the init page at startup the CDU time shows the correct time though (In sync with the clock). It fails on me after setting up the aircraft for departure it seems.

Thanks for the replies. I also expected to see what you see but here is a screenshot from my sim: It almost looks like the ND is showing the time it takes to reach the waypoint instead of the actual ETA. But in the current flight I am doing it is 14:29Z, ND is showing next waypoint @0654.1Z with 34nM to go :huh: . I also did a reinstall with the latest patch without luck.

Hi, thanks for the reply. The ND estimated times are the same as the PROG page, never in sync with the clock (selected on Zulu time).

Hi all, I have an issue with the NGX that the FMC/CDU times do not match the zulu time showing on the clock. The clock Zulu time is displaying 00:40 but the time on the PROG page is showing 0559.1z for the next waypoint, which is just 110nM away. When I cross a waypoint the time of this last waypoint changes to the correct Z time on the PROG page. Is there a way to sync the CDU clock? What can cause this behavior? Thanks

Glad it isn't just me. Crashed all the time last flights, even on SP1 for me. First thought it had something to do with Virtual CDU.

Never mind! After a complete windows installation I forgot that the CDU should create and load the plan into FSX for this to work

I am unable to load descent forcast. I can request it, get the info but after loading I get a message "Invalid forcast uplink" Rest of the data link options worked though.

I do not think it is a stand-alone installer and is included in the 777 installation. In Start -> All programs -> PMDG or from windows Vista and later press Start and type PMDG.

It lights up bright white here and the left DSPL light is red instead of yellow.

Could be but as a customer cilenses are never a good thing. If a fix window has been released and you don't make it, it is not OK to not inform your customer about it.

What stepclimbs are you talking about? The one calculated by the plane automaticly with RVSM or the one you have enetered yourself like /FL380S? I believe only the last one will work with auto stepclimb.

Ah I see. Thanks

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