MustangSally

Have you connected the MFD's....bottom right corner of each You should have 2 x USB 3.0 cables for each MFD/Monitor combo

That's a DCS issue, not Winwing

Sorry, you have to be a bit clearer....some screen shots may help

If you have installed the drivers posted above you do not have to install via Simappro. IGNORE the driver install via Simappro! Just download from the link I provided and install.

Download and install from here = https://www.synaptics.com/products/displaylink-graphics/downloads/windows

It writes the settings to the hardware. So if you want to change to different aircraft, you just open Simappro and activate another aircraft. You can have multiple aircraft but only one activated

Nope, cant be done

On the Take Off panel there's a rotary called PNL. Assign it to 'Assign to Axis' in the backlit settings. Do this for both panels...except when you are in the Backlit settings of the Combat Panel, assign the backlit setting to the TO panel PNL rotary. I hope this is clear.......simply you are turning your lights on or off on both panels using the PNL rotary on the Takeoff panel

A 1000 ppl will tell how good the kit is....I'm one of them. But then you'll get 2 or three that'll have issues. It's up to you. I had all sorts of problems with TM and Virpil but have zero issues with WW.

Have you followed my tutorial? You can set up multiple Aircraft with different A/B settings

Simappro programs the exact point on the throttle curve where A/B kicks in. Sorry but I found your way more complex then WW's.

Set your throttles as per Phantom711

You will get your email. Have you checked your email spam or junk folder? Also log into your account on their website and check

This is the 'DCS2.0 Open Alpha Bugs and Problems' forum. Alpha 2.0 closed over 2yrs ago. DCS 2.8 is the latest version. Posting in the correct sub-forum will get a better response. @BIGNEWY and @NineLine It might be time to make the legacy forums read only??

Here! https://forum.dcs.world/forum/302-virtual-reality/

You may get a better response if you post in the correct forum!

It does run fine. I have it running on Win 11. Ensure you have the following installed....https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170 (the x86 version)

It runs fine. You need to be more specific with the problem.....oh and previous versions aren't available

Good for you....Have no problems with Simappro

There is no ability to set curves in Simappro. Set it in DCS. Six message threads below this also answered your question

If you add extra screens you will reduce framerate. I had Cubesims 800x800 screens prior to the MIP upgrade which had the same framerate hit as you. I see no extra impact since adding the MIP. I also run in 4k. Still think that this is power issue

Nice necro! You do realise that you are replying to a thread from 5yrs ago??

I have an early Obutto pit. I turned the wheel mount around and added a hardwood shelf.

Received my Top Gun Mip last week and have had absolutely no issues at all. I have been seeing problems with what seems a lack of power. I have all of my MIP connections plugged into a one high powered USB 3.0 Hub with the rest of my peripherals plugged into another. Here's a couple of tips that may help..... 1. Load the latest DisplayLink drivers (1.03) 2. Set your display up like the following and make sure they are set to portrait I run Win11 btw null What MB and power supply are you running, any USB hubs? I run 20 USB devices without a hiccup.

The power ports aren't needed. One cable for the MFD and one for the display, SATA cable to connect HUD to UFC and one USB cable from the UFC. Make sure you have a USB 3.0 powered hub.