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Today I saw (for the first time?) the DDI advisory "ADV-A/P".

 

I had enabled baro hold by colonizing BARO and "ADV-BARO" appeared on the LDDI. A bit later, I disabled BARO by deselecting the is UFC option, but then "ADV-A/P" appeared. Th aircrafts attitude remained quite stabilized and even firing a Harpoon did not bother it (slight shudder, but no banking).

 

To me, it seems that the aircraft reacted very similar/identical as if ATTH was enabled (but it wasn't!) and also maneuvering within the A/P limits was still possible. I could only completely disable the A/P by using the paddle switch, but I can enable this mystery mode directly by just pressing "A/P" and "ON" on the UFC.

 

So, what is this semi-secret A/P mode exactly supposed to do - and what is the difference to the ATTH mode?

 

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Today I saw (for the first time?) the DDI advisory "ADV-A/P".
 
I had enabled baro hold by colonizing BARO and "ADV-BARO" appeared on the LDDI. A bit later, I disabled BARO by deselecting the is UFC option, but then "ADV-A/P" appeared. Th aircrafts attitude remained quite stabilized and even firing a Harpoon did not bother it (slight shudder, but no banking).
 
To me, it seems that the aircraft reacted very similar/identical as if ATTH was enabled (but it wasn't!) and also maneuvering within the A/P limits was still possible. I could only completely disable the A/P by using the paddle switch, but I can enable this mystery mode directly by just pressing "A/P" and "ON" on the UFC.
 
So, what is this semi-secret A/P mode exactly supposed to do - and what is the difference to the ATTH mode?
 
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It is control stick steering, or CSS. CSS is activated by default with any A/P mode selected. It can only be canceled via paddle switch. Just CSS can be enabled by pressing A/P then ON/OFF.

With CSS the aircraft is stabilized as if in a pseudo-ATTH. You can then use the stick in a dampened state to fly the aircraft. You can now also use the trim hat to make pitch and roll adjustments at 0.5°/s and 2.0°/s respectively.

Mobius708


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It still doesn’t work correctly though. When you pitch trim in css it won’t go back to 1 g logic when css is disabled unless yuu select flaps, which makes the whole css pretty useless

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It still doesn’t work correctly though. When you pitch trim in css it won’t go back to 1 g logic when css is disabled unless yuu select flaps, which makes the whole css pretty useless
It's worked most of the time for me, but there's issues.

Mobius708

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