JackoJ

It's a pity to spend hours to get a small function right. A button on the Thrustmaster T.16.000 joystick has the number 14 in MSFS. If I want to assign the button for Pilot2ATC as "Sayit" button, the button 13 is displayed. If I program it to Pilot2ATC (Sayit), nothing happens. Sayit is not triggered. Why are the assignments in Pilot2ATC wrong? What is the solution?

I'm always learning. I was actually not aware of that. That means that the runways are always awarded differently at intervals of years? To AIRAC Cycle: If I have the full version of Pilot2ATC, does the program appear in the Navigraph FMS Data Manager?

Thank you for the very quick reply. I am currently using the trial version of Pilot2ATC, which has AIRAC Cycle 1801 integrated, while in all other tools I have the latest AIRAC Cycle 2304 rev.3 installed. Nevertheless, it cannot be that the runways are incorrectly displayed, since they have certainly not changed. I have also previously researched on the Internet that the actual runways are 4 and 22. So I think this is a real error in Pilot2ATC. Two questions: - How do I update the INFO display? - Since you mentioned the AIRAC Cycle: How do I update this in Pilot2ATC? I can't find a single entry in the entire manual regarding this.

Concerns a flight plan from LSGG (Geneva) to Munich. In LSGG actually correct from RW 04. The opposite runway is correctly called 22. Two mistakes: a) In Pilot2ATC runway 05 and 23 are implemented by mistake. b) Although my flight plan is from runway 04 (or wrong 05), when pressing the INFO button only runway 23 (wrong) is displayed instead of the information for runway 04 (or wrong 05).