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[flinkeKoralle]

Speed Window Preselection Function

Description of Changes

When in managed speed, rotating the speed selector knob will open the window for a certain time.
If this speed is pulled, than speed becomes selected, otherwise it returns to managed.
Also there is a difference between an open window with active managed speed (yellow dot) and just a closed window (dahes).
Furthermore selected speed is inhibited on ground, once engines are running.

Screenshots (optional)

Bugs fixed (if any)

FCU speed window
FCU altitude selection of 100/1000

Checklist:

• [x ] My changes follow the Contributing Guidelines.
• [x ] My changes implement realistic features.
• Please have a main Developer test my changes before merging.

ready for merge

[Octal450]

That's a lot of changes, will need thorough testing.

I can't promise a timeline on that right now but I'll add it to my list.

Kind Regards,
Josh

[flinkeKoralle]

Hi Josh, You can ask me about all the changes - I guess it is faster in some cases. One change that is very easy to see is the one in FCU.nas, the ALTAdjust function. It changes the behavior for the knob to the real one (round to nearest 1000 when selector set to 1000). Another change was the separation of the thrust reduction at take off and the one for the G/A. (Set on PERFGA.nas file and preset as an Pin Option on the DLH.xml). The biggest one was the behavior of the speed window. I think there is still room for improvement, as the managed speed is embedded in a loop. I hope I can change the managed speed to fully event based (setlisteners). But it is ok for now. Latest, when more complex failures kick in, it would be easier to implement the real behavior if conditions are not nested in a loop I think. I chose to improve the speed window behavior because I thought it would be easy. It turned out to be much more complex. But I learned a lot. I saw the post with the autobrake problem. I thought about implementing it, but I think it would be a lot of work, because I would implement the full LGCIU modules and its signals. At the moment I want to improve a little more the managed/selected speed. And from there maybe a failure case. Greetings back, Max

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