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Octavi IFR1 - X-Plane G1000 profile 1.0

I purchased and received the Octavi IFR device through Kickstarter and was a little disappointed to find that there was no ready-made configuration for X-Plane's G1000 panel, which by far is the most used panel in X-Plane 12. I made this preset to...

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I purchased and received the Octavi IFR device through Kickstarter and was a little disappointed to find that there was no ready-made configuration for X-Plane's G1000 panel, which by far is the most used panel in X-Plane 12. I made this preset to help others speed up the initial usage of the device. 

++++++++++ Description  ++++++++++
This file will preconfigure all IFR1 buttons to the most correct and suitable G1000 buttons per the
information listed below. All buttons work as expected and I have listed the ones that differ from the
obvious outcomes below: 

CRS2 = zoom in and out on map, MFD (inner knob)

FMS1 pressed:
CDI = CDI-button 
OBS = OBS-button when in GPS mode
MSG = not used / freely configurable
FPL = FPL button on the side
VNAV = TMR/REF -button 
PROC = Procedures

FMS2 pressed:
CDI = ENGINE button
OBS = not used / freely configurable
MSG = not used / freely configurable
FPL = FPL button on the side
VNAV = softkey 6, to get to VNV profile when in FPL view
PROC = Procedures


++++++++++ Pre-requisites  ++++++++++
You will need to have downloaded the Mobiflight package from the Octavi website. 
URL: https://www.octavi.net/ifr-1
The Mobiflight application is specific to Octavi IFR and is required to be downloaded from the above URL.

Unzip that file per the instructions on the website. 


+++++ Installation instructions +++++

1. Unzip the package
2. Copy the XP_G1000.mcc file into your Octavi-Mobiflight profiles folder. It should include
   a few other mcc files there already. 
3. Open Mobiflight profiler. 
4. Open the XP_G1000.mcc profile. 
5. Hit run and open your X-Plane simulation. 


+++++ Editing the settings +++++
You can edit the input configurations in Mobilight and test them in X-Plane even when the simulation
is running. Use the edit button on the right-hand side in the Input configs tab to edit anticipated outputs 
in the simulation. 

I have only tested this in the Aerobask DA-62 in X-plane 12, but I would think this would work well in 
other G1000-enabled planes as well. 

Happy flying!

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