Good morning,

I’m a new user to this software. I’m currently running this in Windows 11 on Milviz Cessna-310. I’ve got a good install with no problems noted.  The 750 and 650 runs great in VC mode as soon as I load the plane the gtns are there.  However, When trying to get the GTN 750 to run in windowed mode so as to use it in a separate monitor, The TDS application crashes.  One thing I’ve noticed and I’m not sure if this is a problem, the Milviz C-310 (when the TDS NXI) selection is made, uses TWO GTN-750’s. The way I’ve been getting the TDS GTN’s to come up In ‘Windowed’ mode is to start the TDS program BEFORE I start MS Flightsim. The TDS choices only allow you to select ONE 750 and ONE 650, (In windowed mode) so I’m not sure if there is a compatibility issue with Milviz’s plane using TWO 750’s. Anyway, as soon as the plane begins to load, (after I have the 750/650 open in windowed mode) the TDS app crashes.

The other option I’ve tried to use, is the traditional right alt press with mouse click on the glass panels. This hasn’t worked. I get either a black screen, on one of the two displays, OR I get a garmin 530 display on one and the 650 on the other. (Very strange) I really would like to have windowed mode work with the native bezels as I am running Air manager and do not have a msfs compatable 750/650 bezel that works on AM for MSFS.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Fantastic product btw, I love being able to use the GTN 750 externally on my small vertical touch-screen monitor, works AWESOME!

The Microsoft Pilatus PC-6 steam gauge version is fantastic and I really enjoy flying it, the only problem is that even though MS/Asobo stuck GPS units in the cockpit it has no autopilot. At first figured I would simply edit the aircraft's systems.cfg file as most of the aircraft already have an autopilot section near the bottom and you simply have to change autopilot_available =0 to autopilot_available =1.

It doesn't work. :/

Could this be due to the fact that the Microsoft_Pilatus_PC6_Gauge_Wheels and Microsoft_Pilatus_PC6_Gauge_Skis version lack an autopilot gauge in the virtual cockpit? Or could be something as simple as a msfs sim variable edit? I do know that unfortunately FS2020 no longer supports 2D popup gauges so it's not as easy as adding one to the panel.cfg like in the old days. I use the Garmin/Saitek multi-panel for autopilot and COM2/NAV2 control so I don't need a gauge to interact with to use the AP commands... I'm stumped at this point and any input would be greatly appreciated.

Here's the location of the aircraft's on my system for example:
Wheels: C:\Users\Andrew\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft Flight Simulator\Packages\Official\Steam\microsoft-aircraft-pilatus-pc6\SimObjects\Airplanes\Microsoft_Pilatus_PC6_Gauge_Wheels

Ski's: C:\Users\Andrew\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft Flight Simulator\Packages\Official\Steam\microsoft-aircraft-pilatus-pc6\SimObjects\Airplanes\Microsoft_Pilatus_PC6_Gauge_Skis

I just purchased the TDS GTNXi and am using it in the Flysimware 414. I've noticed stuttering every 5 seconds or so while in the 414 - whether on the ground or in the air.  I do not have this stuttering using the default Gns530 or the freeware version of the GTN750.  Is there a configuration option that I need to enable ( ore disable) to stop this annoying stuttering?

Thanks.

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 screens are black in milviz 310 and error installing evertime i try to install

Hello,

New to this site and new to TDS software.  I may be having a senior moment, and excuse my dense head, but where in the process does the software displays get added to the cockpit?  I find all kinds of other related topics, yet I can't get past the most basic install.  I've got the software talking to my sim, but the displays in my PA28 Arrow are still the original older navigation units.  Don't the two elements have to be connected by choice somewhere?

Sorry to be so newbie..ish.  Any help would be appreciated.

I'm asking how do i get TDSGTNXi to work on my HPG EC145 as i've been told that they will work but been unsuccesful in doing so. Thanks

How do I enter these co-ordinance’s into the spread sheet to create my own waypoints in the TBS GTN750XI?

41° 31’ 16.63N    72° 59’ 32.70W
 
41° 29’  52.30N   73° 4’ 36.99W

Thanks, Walt

I bought the new Honda Jet in the marketplace, but I have noticed that the G3000 is not working at all. Could this be a conflict with the GTNXi TDS?

Hi,

Carenado does not mention compatibility with TDS GTNXi for their M20R and C337. They only talk about the 'GTN750 integration option (GTN750 from pms50.com)'.

However from your video it seems (see screnshots below) that there is compatibility.

1) Can you confirm that the TDS GTNXi can be integrated into the VC of the Carenado M20R and C337?

2) Is that done through file editing or through an option to be selected in a tablet (just as for the  Milviz C310 or JustFlight Pipers)?

Using Excell. Created a waypoint as advised and saved it in a .csv  format & renamed file as user.wpt.  An example of the waypoint I want to enter is  41 31' 16.63N and 72 59' 32.70W
in the spread sheet I entered it as 41.311663N and -72.593279. So I'm thinking I am entering this wrong in the Excell. How should I be entering these in the spreadsheet.  In the GTN when I select waypoints, they do not show up. Thanks Walt