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clemmo
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Post by clemmo »

Morning all

I have recently downloaded CIVA INS 1.4. Installed in various aircraft but cannot use it!

If I have a single INS I get 2 error codes one I believe means the gauges are out of date, no idea bout the other.

If I have 2 INS installed, INS 1 displays the codes but INS 2 works and accepts waypoints etc.

Can I get upgrades to the gauges anywhere?

I know the simufly site is offline at the present but is there any way round this?


Any help would be much appreciated.


Thanks
Paul

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Post by Reheat »

Thats a good questions actually!

The Delco Carousel IV-A INS was set to expire on the 1st of January 2007, which is why you are getting those errors.

No updates have been made since, and Simufly has been down for a while, but I'm assured will be back up at some point in the near future.

However I have just emailed Marco (the programmer) and have asked him if there is any way around this expiry.

I'll keep you updated!

As I use this gauge for 80% of my flightsimming so im hoping there is a way around it.

All the best,

Alex

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Post by PhilipsCDRW »

Can't you simply turn your PC clock back a year or two when using FS9?
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Post by hinch »

how odd - i've only used the INS a few times following the tutorial flight but it worked fine when i flew DM's new VC10 last week :think:

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Post by thefrog »

See the relevant thread on the Tinmouse Forum at AVSim. To quote one post: "There is a work-around for the expired gauge. I assume you are getting Action Code 08-69. If so, just re-cycle your MSU switch to OFF and back to STBY to enter your ramp coordinates. This should clear the error." See the rest of the thread for more information.
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Post by clemmo »

Thanks very much all for the quick responses.

I never thought of resetting the system time...which worked.

Also the MSU work around works as well :dance: , so I'm up and buzzing the pigeons!!

Thanks for your help.

Paul

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Post by Reheat »

Brilliant, Glad to hear a work around is available!

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Post by petermcleland »

clemmo wrote:Thanks very much all for the quick responses.

I never thought of resetting the system time...which worked.
Don't try that with FSX as I'm told it creates a need for re-validation :worried:

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Post by clemmo »

Hi all

Just thought I'd let you know that Marco has conformed that a work around is to turn the INS unit off and back to standby to clear the gauge expiry error code.

Paul

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