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Autopilot Altitude On All Airplanes Not Working When Enabling Ap

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Hi – I posted this question on the MSFS Forums a few days ago before I realised this forum existed. I am attempting to set AP_ALT_VAR_SET_ENGLISH, or something equivalent to set autopilot altitude. It works fine on the default 747, but behaves differently on e.g. the default Cessna 172 G1000 Good morning, I would guess you missed a lot of the Airbus logics basics. If you’re not able to engage the Autopilot after takeoff, most probably you set it to early and most probably your airspeed is not safe at all. If you’re not engaging the AP, the plane is clearly flying straight with your initial v/s and is not following the flightplan. ignoring new altitude and/or heading and I’m having this issue in the A320. When I am using autopilot and I change my flight level, nothing happens, and when I see my aircraft from the external camera, the altitude displayed above the altimeter will not change. Usually, it takes until I reach the next waypoint for the autopilot to finally expedite my climb/descent. Is there something I’m doing wrong or is this a bug? I haven’t found

Hello. I have fc3 and dcs 2 5 0. I am trying to figure out how to use f15 s autopilot feauture. I press h or alt and 2 to hold altitude. The buttons in the cockpit move when i do this however the airplane won t hold altitude at all(it s like the autolilot does nothing). Am i doing something wrong? Or is it not working?

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ATR 42/72 autopilot altitude issue. I’ve just purchased the ATR on MSFS (on Xbox) , and currently trying to learn the aircraft but seem to be having an issue with selecting the altitude I’m not sure whether it is a bug or I’m doing something wrong.

Just as a guess, did you enable the autopilot over your head on the far right side? If that is off, no AP. And I have been using the TBM autopilot a LOT. Hello, I can’t figure out how to use altitude management with the A320 on autopilot. I am at fl 100, I want to go to FL 150. I specify that A / THR and AP1 are activated and that the engine throttle is on CL. I set ALT to 15000, then I set VS to + 2000 for example. Nothing happens and after a few seconds the VS +2000 display goes out! Thank you for your advice.

Hey, I might not be experienced enough to use the crj in the sim, but I enjoy it as it is and not using it very technically. But I need some help with the autopilot. I have watched the top video on youtube about the basics and it didn’t work for me/didn’t understand. I just want it to follow the flight plan and maintain altitude or go to an altitude set at a vertical speed I set. Is there just I made a VFR flightplan using the web based flight planner. I then started a Free flight in a C172 G1000. I loaded the flight plan to the avionics and if I click the FPL button I can see the flightplan text. But when I turn on the autopilot it does not

You’ll still need to control your speed during this with the throttle. All of this is in addition to simply “turning autopilot on”. Autopilot doesn’t fly the airplane for

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Cntrl+page up to increase altitude, cntrl+page down to decrease Not sure what short cut turns it on, I just click the „alt“ button in the autopilot bank of buttons (make sure you’ve got master AP on). If you right click the altitude knob, it sets altitude to current altitude I think You may also want to choose vertical speed mode to reach desired altitude, and also set a heading or use nav An autopilot (AP) is a mechanical, electrical, or hydraulic system used to guide a vehicle without assistance from a human being. Most people understand an I left click to enable the AP1 button (Autopilot) and A/THR button (Autothrottle). I right click the ALT knob to enable managed mode. The aircraft will now follow the flightplan and climb to 8000. However, there is a chance managed mode may make you exceed 250 knots below 10,000 feet.

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I’m having a weird issue with the autopilot on CJ4. It works fine when first turning it on after takeoff. However, turning off AP and then turning it back on causes the nav mode to stop working and wildly drift off course (over 90 degrees off heading). Why does it do this? I have a route and everything set up in the FMS. Explore the advanced autopilot features of the FlyByWire A32NX, including detailed guides on setup, usage, and tips for a seamless flight experience. If you’re making any control inputs while turning on the AP you may be disengaging it by mistake. Let the aircraft settle when you release the controls, „pull“ the knob, then select the heading you want.

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I trim close to the AoA and heading that I want and then enable it. Or when using alt hold, I get very close to steady on that altitude with wings level and then hit it. A trick I use for both aircraft is binding the AP to a HOTAS button. I do the same for the JF-17, even though it’s an OSB (in fact I use the same key for all the Why is the autopilot on the a330 not following the flight plan. Done the same procedures etc as on the headwind a330 in 2020 but the inibuilds aircraft doesnt want to follow If you notice the autopilot failing to take control of the airplane when you press the AP button, refer back to this paragraph as a refresher! If you set the autopilot engagement limitations to REALISTIC, then you must be within a small margin of “in trim” (no control forces required to keep airplane on desired path), you cannot

Afternoon folks. For the hell of me I am unable to get Autopilot to a certain Altitude After enabling AP, FD, I set my Alt to i.e. FL10, in previous versions its a matter of clicking ALT and it would fly to the FL for you, but when i click ALT on this one, it sticks at what ever FL I am currently at, this is on the cessnas and smaller planes. System information: MSFS 2020 NXi G1000 aircraft I’m trying to setup control over using the autopilot altitude selection. I’m using the following simulator commands, 2 of which are provided via FSUIPC7: AP ALT VAR DEC AP ALT VAR DEC FAST AP ALT VAR INC AP ALT VAR INC FAST I using a dial encoder t

Autopilot ignores altitude and vertical speed settings in half the aircraft I’ve tried If applicable, which aircraft is experiencing this issue: Seastar,

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The problem is that the autopilot isn‘ t working at all, no matter what, and it isn’t specific to a plane, it is affecting all my planes. The only Hi All! I wanted to bring this up in hopes of getting some ideas/solutions as my searches and ideas found in this and the MSFS forums have been futile. Ever since the last update the A320 Autopilot is essentially unusable. Out of nowhere it will start a hard right to turn leading to a dive. The only way to recover is turn the AP off. I haven’t tested other aircraft, but

Aircraft (eg Kingair or cessna 172) do not want to follow the flight plan when I start from a parking lot but follow when start from runway at the Heading, autopilot,..not working! Hey guys, two questions. .:) What is optimal vertical speed for climbing and for descending, with turboprops, busjets, airlines. (Optimal speed, comfortable for passengers) If I have a proper aircraft with those “instruments”, when flying VFR (instead of IFR), those instruments are not working.

So Legacy is correct but not working well in the Fenix A320. Anyone else having this issue? Only time I really needed it so far was changing altitudes. Once the AP levels off it won’t let you change altitude without going manual because I can’t get the push/pull to work on the Vertical Speed knob. Either way, the AP will go to max trim to try and hold altitude (it has no other choice if it can’t control the speed itself). At that point we maybe stall, or wonder why the aircraft is descending and turn off AP. Now we have AP turned off but we have max trim pulling our nose vertical. The aircraft doesn’t level off at the correct altitude if the altimeter is set to standard. It seems the autopilot ignores the selected altitude and just reads the barometric altitude from the sim because it works if you press b (while the altimeter is still set to standard).

Hey am I doing something wrong with autopilot or is it an issue ? I do the same as p3d with the cessna 172, hit AP then nav then alt and scroll to the altitude wanted and then the plane set the trim all the way down and he is going crazy ? Thanks The autopilot will attempt to maintain the current altitude from when the switch is set but may not be able to capture the desired altitude if the aircraft is in a climb or dive. The autopilot provides pitch and roll control as directed manually by the pilot, or automatically be the VHF navigation or ILS systems. The autopilot will also intercept and capture a pre-selected heading and maintain a constant altitude or pitch attitude. The SP-150 autopilot can also capture a pre-selected altitude and maintain a constant speed during climb or descent.