OPERATIONS MANUAL

Simulator Handling
Mouse – How to Move the Reverser Levers:
The reverser levers can be dragged like the forward thrust levers as described on the
previous page, but a reverser lever can be moved only when the associated forward
thrust lever is set to idle. During landing, proceed as follows:
1. Drag the forward thrust levers to idle.
2. Release the mouse button.
3. After touchdown, drag the reverser levers towards the bottom of the screen until
the levers are snapped into the idle reverse position. This will cause the reversers
to deploy while the thrust remains at idle.
4. Release the mouse button.
5. Drag the reverser levers further towards the bottom of the screen until the levers
stop at the maximum reverse thrust limit. This step is possible only when the
reversers are sufficiently deployed; the deployment takes circa 2 seconds.
6. When the airspeed decreases through 80 kt, drag the reverser levers towards the
top of the screen until they stop at the idle position. This will cause the engines to
spool down to idle thrust.
7. Release the mouse button.
8. When the airspeed decreases through 60 kt, drag the reverser levers again
towards the top of the screen until they snap into the stowed position. This will
cause the reversers to retract.
9. Release the mouse button.
(The reverser levers, and other controls, can also be moved by the keyboard, by USB
inputs, or by network injections.)
Mouse – How to Move a Switchguard:
When the mouse is placed within the upper or lower part
of the switch—here illustrated in green—the mouse cursor
changes to a guard cursor, indicating that the left mouse
button is now enabled to open and close the switchguard.
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