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In the several guides I have seen, including Chuck's Guide and the ED A-10C II Manual, there is a control listed for "Capture Image" under Left Throttle Button - Long.

Is this still a thing?  If so, how does it work?  I press it, nothing happens. Does it take a screenshot?  If so, where does it get stored? What exactly does it do?

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I've just tried, and pressing that button long or short does not produce a screenshot. To my surprise, this button actually duplicates the "Autopilot ENGAGE/Disengage" button.

Screen shots are requested with the "SysRQ" button (on my German keyboard it's marked "Druck".


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I think the response above is the right one, as IMHO the screenshot is a game-ting, and the Capture Image button is something completely different.  I'll have a look at the MSG page next time I'm in my hawg and see if its a thing or not (hopefully it is!)

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  • 4 weeks later...
On 1/13/2022 at 8:51 AM, LeCuvier said:

To my surprise, this button actually duplicates the "Autopilot ENGAGE/Disengage" button.

 

14 hours ago, BuzzU said:

It's always done that. From the earliest A-10C.

This is because they are physically the same button, "LAAP Engage" . Which when long pressed performs the function "Capture Image" but as the feature is not implemented in the module it doesn't matter how long you press for the sim just registers it as LAAP Engage/Disengage command.

Some more discussion here about the feature but mainly just arguments.

 


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