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"Lead with an extra 18"? Once I got into the cockpit, I selected 18, 20, 18. From that point via voice, I would call a sub-page. Once you get to a "sub-page on the Sup Menu", you can never get back to a "sub-page on the Tac Menu" via voice. I know you can select button 18 (via voice) to get to the "Tac Menu". For example, say "HSI Page Left". Now you are on the HSI sub-page on the Sup Menu. Now say "Stores Page Left", you can never get there without selecting via voice "Button 18 Left"...which brings you back to the Tac Menu first. I was hoping to get to any Sub-pages on the opposite menu, whether on the Sup or Tac Menu via voice without having to select via voice Button 18 to get back to the Tac Page first. Everything works great if starting from the Tac Menu. Thanks for you patients...

Selecting 18 to get back to the Tac Page is one additional step for me. At that point, it is quicker to go direct to the pages via the buttons. No big deal overall, as I can get around accordingly...was hoping to go direct to any Pages at any point without going back to the Tac Page first. :thumbup:

Okay...did a test. The only way I could get the "Pages" to work, I had to always start from the "Tac Page". If you call a "Page" from the "Sup Page", it's a no go.

I will give that a try and report. If I am interpreting you correctly, once I am in the cockpit, select B18, B20, and B18 again (I'm guessing for all DDIs). From that point on, I can call any pages and it will go there. I could say "HSI Page Left", and then go to "Stores Page Left", and to any page I want (on the left) without resetting to the "Tac Page" first.

Which brand?

Which software did you use to clone?

Select the Finish Button again and follow the popup. The attached has the directions.

When you hit the Finish button, follow the instructions that pop up.

+1

Thanks for your quick response. The quickest way for me to get back to the "Tac Page", is to call "Button 18 Left" and "Button 18 Right" until I get back to the "Tac Page". I can never get back to the "Tac Page" once I leave it by speaking any of the " xxx...Page...(Right or Left)". Currently, I just navigate by calling the "Buttons". By the way, I am flying the Hornet. @All - Am I the only one with this situation?

Thanks Weegie. I decided to give it a try. I do have a question: To call up any of the pages on the DDI, I have to be set to "Tac Page" first. Once I am not on the "Tac Page", calling the other pages does not work. Is this the way it is suppose to be? Thanks

You may have already done this, but have tried "previous page" or "next page"?

I had the same issue. What I found out in my case is that I had to say for example, "Roosevelt...Inbound". I have the Supercarrier module.

I had an extra cable and that did not fix my issue. Fortunately, I had a backup Reverb G1. I thought it might be the cable, but my original cable worked with my backup Reverb G1. Still scratching my head on this one.

Did WMR keep restarting every few seconds? The Error Code was 1-4 for me. I'm running a G1 version. Looks like it started happening after the latest Windows update.

Roger...When I was watching his v.2 video on YouTube, I noticed that you have to import his profile...was hoping that I could daisy-chain it. Integrating the keyboard files gives me caution. Thanks

Does anybody know if this profile will interfere with "Realistic ATC or Interactive Kneedboard" (I have both installed) provided by Vaicompro. I want to use this profile but want to know if anybody that have both extensions are not experiencing any conflicts. Thanks

I delete the folders...it rebuilds after restart.

You may already done this , but did you go through the "Finish" process?

That was it....Thanks

For me, I had to add "J Tac" through the keyword editor.

For some reason, D/L contacts (circles with data) are not showing up on my HMD display. I am using the default -120 weapons qualification mission. All other data is there. Any recommendations as to what may be the problem?

+1...seems different.

Per Google: The acronym LAR is short for Launch Acceptability Region or Launch Acceptable Region. The term is applicable to bombs, rockets, and missiles whether the weapon is designed to engage a target on the ground or in the air. The LAR defines a region of conditions where a weapon can be successfully launched to reach a specified target.

Roger that...