A320 Clock Gauge

[luisgordo]

Hi fellow builders,

Any ideas for building or any providers for a real looking (and functional) airbus clock gauge (the type with the blue background)?

Any input will be appreciated!

Thanks!

[Michael Carter]

Do you have a photo?

[luisgordo]

Have a look at the gauge located just above the gear lever. That's the one I'm talking about.

http://www.airliners.net/open.file?i...COCKPIT&size=L

Do you have a photo?

[Michael Carter]

I thought it might have been a mechanical clock.

Replicating a complex digital clock is beyond my capabilities.

[warvet]

Luis,
yup thats a piece of cake PM airbus software has that as part of their setup. Its under
ChronoX 1
ChronoY 2
ChronoZ 3
ChronoX 1
ChronoY 2
ChronoZ 3
ChronoX 1
ChronoY 2
ChronoZ 3

in the ini file

Hope this helps.Its totally moveable

Tim
A340

[luisgordo]

Tim,

Thanks for your reply.
Could you further expand what you are talking about?

Thx!

[warvet]

Luis,
In PM Airbus ABGC software look in the ini file you'll see the ChronoX Y Z etc then an area that says Chrono= Off change it to on then go to standby guage page and change coordinates of the Chrono X Y Z in ini to move the clock to location you want. When you get it where you want it save it job done. Anything further contact Enrico at PM or John hope it helps

Tim
A340

[luisgordo]

Thanks Tim!!

Didn't know PM had the Airbus Clock built inside!! Not well enough documented I guess...

Will try to get this running in the pit.

[luisgordo]

Well, spent several hours and here's the result.

Tim was right: it's a piece of cake!

http://www.mycockpit.org/photopost/s...php?photo=2750

http://www.mycockpit.org/photopost/s...php?photo=2751

[warvet]

very nice my friend very nice

Tim
A340
Canada