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  1. 02-10-2009, 06:15 AM #1
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    Question MIP in PMSystems??

    Hi!

    Does the PMsystems have the intire MIP included, because we have downloaded the PMsystems Demo, and it seems that there is only the overhead panel included? So I was wondering if it is only the demo that only have the the OVH. panel and if you buy the intire thing, you will get everything??

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    I think it drives the Sixpack and the Master caution that should be it....
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    Oh, okay! Thank you very much for the quick answer
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    You can add whatever offsets you want in pmsystems for any of the aircraft functions. Just be aware that the offsets that are outside of the overhead are slow to respond.

    For instance, I drive my Speedbrake Armmed LED from PMSYSTEMS but it is delayed by about 3 seconds before it illuminates or extinguishes.

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  5. 02-11-2009, 03:31 PM #5
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    Not quite sure what you're asking about, but PMsystems doesn't do anything to the MIP. You'll need the glass cockpit as well.
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