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Operation Center Connection Issue & Low Pressure Pump

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    Operation Center Connection Issue & Low Pressure Pump

    Everytime I open the operation center i cannot connect to it and my low pressure pumps for the 737 are off this is the first time I had this issue

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    Philip Matusiewicz

    #2
    Have you topped off the hydraulic fluid? Or read the manual regarding doing so? Ill bet that if you looked at the EICAS lower panel you would see low fluid. Manual has all the info needed to top them off.
    Mark "Crabby" Crabtree AAL311 | PHL
    I7-9700KF | 2070 Super | Honeycomb Alpha/Bravo | MFG Crosswind

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    • Realblox
      Realblox commented
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      I have never encountered this issue is there anyway I could connect it the operation center and the re-install the aircraft

    • Falcon99
      Falcon99 commented
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      You don't need to go into the control center. Take a look at the documentation with the product and it will show you how to fix this through the failures FMC screens.

    #3
    But I haven’t set any failures
    Philip Matusiewicz

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      #4
      But I haven’t set any failures
      Hello Philip!

      It's not a failure you must activate. The aircraft keeps trace of hyd fluid consumption and, after several flights, you'll find it low and need to refill.
      It's part of simulated aircraft behaviours and it should be enough to check manual about how to deal with this situation, it's not a software issue.

      Hope this helps!
      Cheers,

      Gabriele Perica
      Gabriele Perica
      Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy

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        #5
        Originally posted by Realblox View Post
        But I haven’t set any failures
        This can also be caused by an old, previous version, panel state. If your using this, load one of the PMDG default states and then create a new one with the current version.
        George Morris

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          #6
          Originally posted by Realblox View Post
          But I haven’t set any failures
          You haven't read the manuals either. Study level aircraft require a bit of studying.
          Mark "Crabby" Crabtree AAL311 | PHL
          I7-9700KF | 2070 Super | Honeycomb Alpha/Bravo | MFG Crosswind

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          • Realblox
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            2 things where is the manual and how can i connect back to the operation center cause i cannot use it at all

          #7
          Realblox The manuals and tutorial are in the <community>\<pmdg aircraft>\documents folder. LOL you hadn't even looked.

          The OC needs a manual update (first pinned topic in this forum): https://forum.pmdg.com/forum/main-fo...efore-updating


          Dan Downs KCRP
          i7-10700K 32GB 3600MHz 3080Ti

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          • Crabby
            Crabby commented
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            Good grief. The world is doomed. These folks will be running things someday.

          • Swaluver88
            Swaluver88 commented
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            Let me retire first

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