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--- features:aircraft [2016/05/14 22:32]
Andreas Breitschopp [Switches]
+++ features:aircraft [2017/06/05 11:15]
Andreas Breitschopp [Electrical System]
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 Here you can see the indicated and true airspeed of the aircraft.
-Additionally the mach speed is displayed as well.
+Additionally the ground and mach speed is displayed as well.
 ==== Altitude ====
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 {{https://www.fs-flightcontrol.com/img/manual/features/aircraft/status-altitude.png?nolink|}}
-In the altitude section the current aircraft altitude above mean sea level (MSL) as well as the altitude above ground level (AGL) is displayed.
+In the altitude section the current indicated altitude, the altitude above mean sea level (MSL) as well as the altitude above ground level (AGL) is displayed.
 Additionally you can see the barometric pressure and the local QNH.
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 Here you get an overview of the whole electrical system of the aircraft.
-You see the current load and voltage of all electrical bus system, see if the battery is currently charging or not and can trigger the APU if needed.
+You see the current load and voltage of all electrical bus system, see if the battery is currently charging or not and can trigger the APU or external/ground power if needed.
+:i: Note: Some options are only available if ProSim, AST or JeeHell is connected.
 ==== Pressurization System ====
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 You can also adjust the target cabin altitude and enable the dump switch.
+==== Exit Doors ====
+{{https://www.fs-flightcontrol.com/img/manual/features/aircraft/status-exit-doors.png?nolink|}}
+Here you can open and close again the exit doors of your aircraft.
 ===== Engines =====
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 And use these buttons to control even more aircraft switches.
+===== TCAS Alert =====
+{{https://www.fs-flightcontrol.com/img/manual/features/aircraft/tcas-alert.png?nolink|}}
+Here you can generate an aircraft that will trigger a TCAS alert.
+First choose the aircraft type that should be generated. By default this is the aircraft you are currently flying.
+Next you can define the location where the aircraft is being generated. You can either select one of the pre-defined location or enter a specific degree (in relation to the current aircraft heading).
+Now enter the distance to the generated aircraft and the true airspeed it will be flying towards you.
+You can also define a specific altitude (by default exactly the altitude your aircraft is currently at) and a vertical speed.
+Finally trigger the aircraft generation with the button ''Generate TCAS Aircraft'' and remove all previously generated aircraft with the button ''Remove all TCAS Aircraft'' again.
+===== ATC Control =====
+{{https://www.fs-flightcontrol.com/img/manual/features/aircraft/atc-control.png?nolink|}}
+Use these buttons to show or hide the ATC window and choose from the shown menu options.
+:i: Note: If X-Plane is used you can only show or hide the ATC window here.

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