OVHD not connected

Hello,

I am completely new to this forum and Jewell, willing to give it a shot and try out.

Gear:
Running 2 pc's, one as main server with P3D v3, ASN and some minor to be ignored little progs, with AP/FBW and the main Jeehell SERVER.
Second pc runs all of the rest of Jeehell such as OVHD, MCDU and a few displays. Both pc's run on Windows 10 (64 en 32 bit).

Problem(s):
What I found weird is that i.e. the MCDU was connected to the SERVER on the main pc but the OVHD not at all and I cannot get it to work in order to start the batteries and APU and so on from the second client pc (when OVHD installed on main server pc no problems). So one part is connected the other not (mixed results). No firewall problems with the 2 pc's and software allowed/ports etcetera. Avast anti-virus switched completely off, OVHD still not connected.

What can be the case here? Any thoughts/ideas?

Jeehell is mainly going to determine if I would build an A320 series cockpit (mechanically easier and cheaper) or a B737 pit with Prosim (up and running fully working).

Hope someone can help me, many thanks!

Best regards,

NG

Hey NG,

Do you run both programms for the OVHD? There is one in the Server Folder and one in OVHD.
I dont know if you must turn the little one on the server on or both on the client.

Regards,
Niklas

Hi, Looks like administrative problem an may be version mismatch (happened to me )

try to run OVHD as administrator and check version on both computers

regards

Hi,

You really should run the software suite usoing the provided starter tool. It is configured while installing on each computer, to run the installed software on that computer.
It is thus VERY important to NOT isntall the OVHD twice (main and remote computer) or it will run several instances, and the results will be bad...

Also run the starter using adminsitrative privileges.

best regards,
JL

Dear all,

Unfortunally I did not get things working properly.
Tried all options one can think of.
i'll guess no Jeehell FMGS for me, wasn't mend to be :sad:
thanks for the replies, off to the Rivera Maya first and when back, maybe JL can do a Teamviewer session

best regards,

NG

Can you see if you can run all your fmgs modules locally without any issues first (install the modules all on one computer)

Next I would uninstall and only install the modules you want to run on each computer, otherwise fmgs will get confused.

Too many 737 builders - I hope you decide to stick with an Airbus build :)