Hi to all
Additionally, as I'm new here and to share my experience:
My system is more a A320/340 - Cessna hybrid than a specific type.
A320FMGS B29 (last update), fsuipc 4.827
System:
1 Pentium4 Laptop with W2k and A320FMGS-CMCDU, 1 external OC-MCDU, IOCKeysDriver,
1 Pentium4 Laptop with W2k and A320FMGS-CPFD and -CND (as the ND is too slow, I get it via tightVNC Client from the MainPC as workaround, the rate is faster),
1 Pentium4 Laptop with W2k and A320FMGS-SD,-EWD,-STBY and -FND,
1 PC CoreQuad Q8300 with w7/32Bit with A320FMGS-OVHD on two touch monitors, GForce GT620,
1 MainPC i7-3930k with w7/64Bit with A320FMGS-Server,-FPFD,-CND (transfered via tightVNC Server), FSX on three touch monitors, GForce GT220 and GT520
with the following USB HW connected:
1 FCU from CPflight, 7 Goflight modules, 1 selfmade (sm) tiller, 2 Logitech Attack3 sidestick, 1 sm speedbrake, 1 sm flaphandle, 1 sm parkbrake,
1 modified thrustmaster pedals, 2 modified saitek thrust quadrants,
1 fscockpit ECAM panel and 1 fscockpit RMP with drivers, 1 OC-ATC/TCAS panel, 1 OC-USBOutputCard with SIOC 4.01 driving selfmade Ruddertrim display,
GFdisplay driving lights of Goflight modules and selfmade EngineStart and RTO-Autobrake panels,
Outer views:
7 Pentium4 Laptop with W2k, FS2004 (better framerates), Wideview
additional Support:
1 Pentium4 Laptop with WinVista, moving maps, WOL-SW to start all computers remotely.
2 wireless Keyboards and 3 manual USB-Switch to share the keyboards with all the laptops.
1 Wired keyboard for emergency if nothing goes on anymore with wireless ;-)
The system was grown over years with old laptops which had their best days before and were out of service.
Generally, communication between all HW and SW works quite well, but the CND runs fluently only with the workaround.
Startup and properly shutdown with all the computers takes some time.
The advantage of the number of PCs, each of them does not have to calculate too much.
Today I would take only 2 Fast PCs due to the complexity.
A320FMGS B29 is very valuable to connect all the necessary systems, thanks to JL!
Regards Rémy