
Jannis Wiese 1015833
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Hi Eivind, a general workaround would be the use of different ASRs and switching them either with F7 (Shift+F7 to go backwards) or with a click on the ASR name in the menu bar and choosing one in the menu (more than one ASR have to be opened). I use different ASRs for GND (GEO with taxiway names, gates and stands), TWR (the controlzone with PMPs and GEO but without taxiway names, gates and stands --> no clutter), APP (the APP sector with all necessary fixes, VORs and NDBs, maybe SIDs and/or STARs but without GEO and text on the ground) and CTR (the whole CTR sector with all necessary f
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Jannis Wiese 1015833 replied to Richard Webb 1097731's topic in EuroScope
Hi Rich, Also this happens over here from time to time. We think it's caused by the URL of the VATSIM-data-server which - in 3.0a - is not determined automatically. The current Beta just loads an active server list and uses a server listed in it. I have never seen this problem again with the beta. Well, I'm not the developer, but I hope you'll accept my answer, too After the pilot read back the clearance correctly, you can check the small box to say "this plane is cleared." Because the DEP-list is synced(*) between all stations which are controlling the active airport (from DEL up -
Hi! In UniATIS you can set a specific ATIS for each airport. I think you should contact an UniATIS admin and request the ATIS format you need/want. Regards, Jannis
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Jannis Wiese 1015833 replied to Richard Webb 1097731's topic in EuroScope
Hi! No, unfortunately there isn't. I think it's requested but not implemented yet. Jannis -
Or maybe it's the graphics card's hardware acceleration, I know that this causes some problems with VRC. Try to set it a bit lower.
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That's exactly what I meant
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Which, by the way, has to be defined in the ESE for each SECTORLINE. See: http://euroscope.hu/wiki/index.php?page=ESE_Files_Description "The Sectorline Subsection" Jannis
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The Scratchpad will never contain any navigation point. Putting the name of a fix or NDB/VOR into the scratchpad will issue a direct to this fix. The scratchpad remains empty but the direct is set as next COPX. Jannis
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The same here!
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Hi Mark, it's at "Other SET" --> "Save Chat to clipboard" or "Save Chat to file..." Jannis
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Well, I have to say that this is the syntax which I adopted from Stephan Boerner. He said that with no middle letter in fields 6 or 7 other callsigns starting with field 6 and ending with field 7 are accepted as the station. So for example EDDK_T_TWR (T for Training) can "be" EDDK_TWR if the correct frequency is set. This is the vis-center for the station, when logging in, you are automatically centered above "your" airport etc. Sorry, I don't understand this... Do you mean, that non-manned positions are indicated in ES? Regards, Jannis
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Hi Hans! I did it this way: EDGG_S_CTR:Langen Radar:127.500:GGCS:G:EDGG:CTR:EDGG:S_CTR:2160:2177:N050.01.35.120:E008.32.35.250 As you can see, the middle letter is not in field 6 or 7. 8 and 9 are unused, yes, so ES ignores the content. Regards, Jannis
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Hi! I had exactly this issue with my former Acer Travelmate 5520 Notebook and its VGA-out --> EuroScope on my 22" TFT-display flickered (disturbing, but I managed to fade it out inside my brain ). But since I have a digital graphics output (called Mini DisplayPort on my new MacBook Pro ) it's fine. So I think this is a kind of strange issue - which finally should not be caused by EuroScope... Maybe there are some disturbing differences in the power supplys of your computer and the display, but I don't know enough about that to make a diagnosis here. Regards, Jannis
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Hi Lukas, the GND position will hear it when the TWR uses Euroscope and makes the ATIS Regards, Jannis