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OPERATIONS MANUAL

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Simulator Handling<br />

Mouse – Flight Deck Controls in General:<br />

When the mouse hovers over<br />

the upper left corner of the flight<br />

deck frame, a menu appears; you<br />

may click one of the nine layouts,<br />

or reload the last loaded layout<br />

file, or show the Instructor. This<br />

menu is intended for use as a<br />

backup control when a keyboard<br />

is currently not available.<br />

The simulator contains many different mouse cursors; they<br />

appear when the mouse is placed in areas where special mouse<br />

functions are enabled. With this visual support, the mouse<br />

functions are quite self-explanatory. The following pages<br />

provide some additional hints.<br />

Note that toggle switches on the flight deck can be toggled up<br />

and down by clicking them with the left mouse button,<br />

or—alternately—by turning the mouse wheel up or down.<br />

Optical illusions: When a rotary selector turns very quickly, it<br />

sometimes looks as if it turned oppositely to the commanded<br />

direction. This is an unavoidable strobe effect in the computer<br />

graphics. The selector actually turns into the correct direction.<br />

Mouse – How to Click the Autothrottle Switches:<br />

As the autothrottle switches move with the thrust levers,<br />

the respective mouse areas move with them as well. On the<br />

picture to the left, the areas illustrated in blue are the click<br />

areas for the autothrottle disconnect switches, and those<br />

in green are for the TO/GA switches. For more details on<br />

autothrottle functions, refer to chapter Automatic Flight.<br />

(These switches, and other controls, can also be actuated by<br />

the keyboard, by USB inputs, or by network injections.)<br />

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