ATC commands recipient issues

[Galinette]

Hi,

 

I have set-up VAICOM and changed the keywords in French, and did the speech recognition training, and now it detects individual keywords fine.

 

Now, I flied on Caucasus in DCS and tried ATC "Inbound" commands with the airport name before. The "Inbound" keyword is translated by "en approche".

 

But if I say, for instance, "Gudauta en approche" (Gudauta Inbound), it sends the message to the wrong airport, despite having all keywords fine.

 

Attached is a VA screenshot of what happens.

 

Any idea?

 

 

[sigfan86]

Try manually dialing in the frequency and just stating "inbound"

I have found that works better since it appears that the "ATC NAME, INBOUND" seems to just find the ATC that's physically closest to you and sends the command to them instead of your intended airport

[Windsortheater]

What about with FC3 aircraft that don't have tunable radios? Maybe no way to select specific airfields with these aircraft without using F menus?

 

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[hornblower793]

Have you tried using the SELECT command followed by the airfield name before you then say inbound?

 

There is a select tunes radio option in the Vaicom config so make sure this is also checked

 

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[Galinette]

Try manually dialing in the frequency and just stating "inbound"

 

What about with FC3 aircraft that don't have tunable radios? Maybe no way to select specific airfields with these aircraft without using F menus?

 

 

Even non-FC3 aircraft have issues with this. I'm using mostly M2000C, the frequency selection is clickable-cockpit only, and have no available control binds.

 

 

Have you tried using the SELECT command followed by the airfield name before you then say inbound?

 

There is a select tunes radio option in the Vaicom config so make sure this is also checked

 

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Ah, I will test this.

[Galinette]

Yes, SELECT does the job!

 

Also, setting the "Instant select" checkbox does make my initial command work. If you say "Senakhi Inbound" it does switch the frequency to Senakhi, then issue the command.

[Galinette]

Well it seems this is not a rose garden...

 

I have tested : "Nearest Airfield Select" and "Nearest Airfield Inbound" and it never works.

 

Also, commands such as "Senakhi Select" kinda work, but when testing extensively with all airports VoiceAttack crashes after 20-30 tries.

 

So it seems I can't rely on it for airport frequency selection... I have kinda wasted 15$...

[Hollywood_315]

Apply pause between recipient and command or use VSPX, User Manual page 16.