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  1. Hi Dave,

     

    ...I am pretty sure that they were all there before activation but I could well be wrong...
    There is no difference concerning the code between trial and licensed.

     

    Although I don't have this scenery I assume that what you describe must be an issue with the current version of EFB. Some days ago while I was testing another new feature I had the same issue at KJFK with the FSDT scenery. Fixed with 1.3.0.

  2. Hi Felix,

     

    I don't know much about FSInn and the automatism that is "built-in", so I can't give an advice on that behaviour.

     

    One must distinguish between a detailed route (which is used by the GPS system to fly as accurate as possible along a predefined route) and an ATS route description, which is in fact a more or less compressed route description. EFB provides both of them.

     

    a) if you press "Activate", a detailed flightplan (as detailed as possible, it depends whether a SID, STAR, Approach is already defined) will be written as an FSX flight plan file. This "flightplan" contains all the waypoints like in your screenshot 1 (with [icpt] etc.). This detailed flightplan is used by the GPS system.

     

    B) on the Route-Setup dialog you will find a button named "Copy" beside the ATS route description. Pressing this button you will get the ATS description into the clipboard from where you can paste it into a pilot client software to upload your flightplan to the ATC service. Using this way you wont get a lot of waypoints from a procedure instead of the "clean" route.

  3. Salut Jean-Louis,

     

    all the facilities data is read from the BGL files. No information about VORs, DMEs and so on is taken from the Navigraph cycle data.

    When reading the BGL data there is a certain position in a file where the type of the navaid is stored. If this type (say that "byte") not known to EFB, it will use "n.a.". Are you using any 3rd party software that is changing the BGL data in any way?

  4. Hi Rick,

     

    sorry for my late answer, but I must have overseen this :-(

     

    Recently I got in touch with the FSC developers and they kindly provided me the details of their flight plan format. The current version of EFB (1.2.1) is already using "plug-ins" as flight plan readers. As soon as I've enough time to write a next plugin, it will be the plugin to read FSC 8.x and 9.x flight plans.

  5. Hi Bob,

     

    the first issue that you describe sounds like that the "Synchronize UTC time" option is set to "true". This can be changed in the DataProvider settings (Menu "Extras" -> settings -> miscellaneous). Please try to uncheck this option and then start FSX.

     

    TNCM: it seems that the scenery you're using for Princess Juliana contains an unknown item which doesn't allow to analyze the data. As a workaround please try the following:

    0) close FSX, close DataProvider

    1) locate the "scenery.cfg" file which can be found here "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\FSX"

    2) make a copy of the current file to have a backup

    3) open the "scenery.cfg" file using "notepad.exe" or a similar text-editor

    4) locate the TNCM scenery and set the value for "Active" to "False"

    5) save the file

    6) start DataProvider

     

    As a general information, there is absolutely no difference concerning the runtime code of the trial version and the licensed version. Entering the license key only allows the program to be unlocked.

  6. Hi,

     

    the Navigraph installer creates a subfolder named "AivlaSoft" in the FSX root folder. This is the default path. If you want to install the data into another folder, feel free to select another one. If you change the destination, please do not forget to set the path in the DataProvider's settings too. (DataProvider -> Menu "Extras" > settings: Tab "Folders").

     

    After the installation, please restart the DataProvider so it will re-read the newest Navigraph data and will prompt you with the message that new data has been found.

     

    Hope this helps.

     

    And - please - according to the forum rules (see at the top of each page), sign your posts with your real first name. It makes it easier for us to talk to you ;-).

  7. Salut Jean-Louis,

     

    a quick look into the program code tells me that the navaid type (this is a "flag" which comes from the BGL data files) seems to be not properly defined. EFB cannot recognize it as either a VOR, DME, VORDME etc. In such a situation EFB assigns "n.a.".

  8. Riley,

     

    sorry, that was my fault. It has nothing to do with ActiveSky. The error "File not found" happens at the moment when the DataProvider tries to connect to FSX. But I can't tell you which file is meant because this is beyond the scope of EFB. Just a guess, could it be a file that is listed in either the "exe.xml" or "dll.xml"? These files contain information about modules that must be started when FSX starts. They are located in "C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\FSX"

  9. Hi Steve,

     

    no hard coded frequencies at all ;)

     

    EFB uses FSX data for all facility data like ILS, VOR, NDB etc. For all the procedures data it uses Navigraph data. Whenever a frequency for an ILS, VOR, NDB etc. has changed, you must change it in FSX via ADE or anything else. The frequency is taken from the BGL-data files. If you install a new AIRAC cycle you will get the new procedures data but not any changed facility data. So the way you described should be OK. I don't know exactly how ADE works if you only change a frequency. You must know that EFB first reads the "scenery.cfg" to know which folders and files must be considered for the data analysis. The only thing that I can imaging is that there is a "missing link" between the updated file and the scenery.cfg? Can you locate that changed file which holds the new ILS frequency? Can you find this file or the folder that contains this file in the scenery.cfg?

  10. Hi Mike,

     

    installing the EFB DisplayUnit on a second computer will reduce the memory load on your FSX computer by approx. 0.5 GB (500 MB). Apart from that it will also slightly reduce the CPU load. I'm also running a W7-64 test computer (sometimes for many hours) but without any problems. Do you run a lot of FSX add-ons or maybe other (non-FSX-related) programs (A/V, email, ...) at the same time?

     

    Could you please send me all the logfiles that can be found as follows:

    Windows-Start-Button > All Programs > AivlaSoft > EFB > Logfiles

  11. Dave,

     

    could you please send me all the logfiles (from both computers). The logfiles can be found as follows: Windows-Start-Menu > All Programs > AivlaSoft > EFB > Logfiles. Please send them all to support@aivlasoft.com.

     

    Another thing that might cause the problem is a "port-number-sharing-conflict". If another program or service on one of your machines is already using port number 51747 then this could be the problem.

     

    Could you do the following:

    - Close DisplayUnit and DataProvider on both machines

     

    on computer 1:

    - Open "Windows-Start-Menu"

    - Select "Run" (a dialog box should appear where you may enter some text)

    - enter "cmd", press "Enter" (now a black window should open)

    - type "netstat" (without quotation marks), press "Enter"

    - this will show you a list of all the active connections that are running on your computer. Please make a screenshot of this list.

     

    Now go to computer 2 and do the same.

    Please send the two screenshots also to support@aivlasoft.com

     

    Can you tell us what kind of DLink router you're running? Maybe there is another user of EFB which has a same router?

     

    If you can find the file "SimConnect.xml" at the following folder, could you please forward it to me? C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\[Application Data Folder]\Microsoft\FSX\SimConnect.xml

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