EDDF v2 problem RWY 18

[jodle]

HI!
Today I installed latest version of Aerosoft EDDF V2.10. 
Changelog: 

MA Frankfurt 2.10 changelog
all gate positions at the terminals now have one animated jetway (CTRL-J).
The number of animated jetways per gate position is limited by the FS engine
The AFCAD file has been replaced by a “hightec” AFCAD
Optimized roll off and taxi behavior after landing
The user can now request RWY18 for take-offs from the FS ATC as an alternative runway
(Note: RWY36 can also be requested, this can´t be avoided due to the FS Engine limit. AI Traffic can´t use the RWY18!)
RWY 07C/25C can now be requested for an approach, though AI Traffic will not land here, just like in reality.
All approaches and STAR´s are now included (AIRAC 1703) allowing a request for a transition point from enroute to approach from the FS ATC when using a GPS or RNAV approach. The default Garmin will now show these approaches.
Note: In the standard AFCAD file of the Microsoft FS, ILS approaches are limited to VOR/NDB systems and do not show waypoints as entry points.
Optimized 3D runway lighting, now also for P3D
All runways in P3D now have 3D masts and lights
Strobes (rabbit lights) and REIL strobes added
In FSX with SP2/ACC and the Intelliscene Module the runway lights will turn on automatically when visibility is poor during the day
In FSX:SE and P3D the user can switch on the runway lights via the NAV2=108.00 frequency if the aircraft uses the internal NAV2 frequency variable.

Have problem with DataProv: "Navigation data runway ident 18 at airport EDDF could not be assigned to simulator runway.
In Display unit have some like this (attached image)
Any idea how solve it?

[aivlasoft]

Hi Lukas,

there are two things that you mention:

1) Runway assignment problem

2) No runway identifier for runway 18

 

For 1) please refer to the manual and to the FAQ section. It is described in detail there on how to solve assignment warnings

For 2) it is difficult to say what's the cause because I don't have the *bgl file for a deeper insight. If you are familiar with the free tool "ADE" (airport design editor), you could have a look whether the runway is recognized therein.