4:21:16 PM * genericCOMport:Data: A_THROTTLE_RIGHT = 197 4:21:16 PM * genericCOMport:Data: A_THROTTLE_LEFT = 198 4:21:14 PM * genericCOMport:Data: A_THROTTLE_RIGHT = 197 4:21:08 PM * genericCOMport:Data: A_THROTTLE_LEFT = 198 4:21:08 PM * genericCOMport:Data: A_THROTTLE_LEFT = 197

4:21:08 PM * genericCOMport:Data: A_THROTTLE_RIGHT = 198 4:21:08 PM * genericCOMport:Data: A_THROTTLE_RIGHT = 197 4:21:07 PM * genericCOMport:Data: A_THROTTLE_RIGHT = 196 In the logs there is a mention on TCP timeout which could be related to the Generic driver TCP. I did a quick flight EHAMEGLL and closed CFY software at takeoff and manually set flaps 0 and after a while I still got a panel freeze. To check whether the error may come from our software, please exit the software before lifting off. We only send flaps data in genericCOMport if they change at the TQ. In addition, keeping firmware/drivers up to date is important. In my experience Windows updates can replace the removed tick from the 'Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power' check box. I would counsel you to check these periodically. Depending on how many devices you have connected there could be a lot to do. In some cases there won't be a Power Management tab, this is normal and not a concern. Once done, close up the dropdown list and move down to 'Universal Serial Bus Controllers'. Then select Human Interface Devices, opening up the dropdown menu and select each device with a right mouse click, select Properties and then the Power Management tab and make sure the check box against 'Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power' is empty. Go into Control Panel, Hardware & Sound, Device Manager. I have had problems where USBs disconnect without the ding dong sound and it has been due to the issue I'm about to highlight. However, if you don't hear the ding dong sound then it does not mean it is a Prosim problem.

If you are hearing this then it is unlikely that the problem is due to Prosim. I'm not sure I can help at all but, if the Simworld overhead is USB then are some things you can check which will eliminate them as being the cause of your disconnect.įirstly, when a USB device disconnects you usually hear the Windows 'ding dong' sound.

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