Aérospatiale / AIR ATR-42 and ATR-72 Panel Version 1.0 for
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 by Matthias Lieberecht
Lieberecht@cw-net.de

September 14, 1998

Thank you for download this panel. It is designed with a photo of the
original ATR-42 cockpit. I've tried to build it as exactly as possible,
but the photo I used was not very clear, so sometimes I had to advise
where they belongs to.
The panel for the ATR-42 is the same as for the ATR-72. So you can use
it for both aircrafts.
Please read the Instructions below for further information about the
panel. Read also the Installation part for the correct installation of
all files.

Note:

I couldn't test the panel with the Monster 3D-card. So I don't know
if it works correct with it. Sorry :-(

Installation:

You need to have installed Flight Simulator FS98 Converter.
Unzip the gauges.zip to your Flighsim main Gauges directory. If
you already have some of the gauges you don't need to delete them.
They should be the same.
Unzip the Panel.zip and replace the panel.cfg file to the panel
folder of your favourite aircraft. For more reality use an ATR-42/72

Copy the CLICK.WAV and the SIGN.WAV files into the FS98/SOUND directory.

Some of the required gauge files are shipped with FS98. If you renamed
or deleted one of these original files you could send me an Email with
a short description, which instrument not correct work. I will send you
another config and gauge file.

Instructions:

Press the left button below Nav-2 to open the Radio and Transponder.
The light in the upper middle of the panel is for the speedbrake. It
shines on, if the brake is operated. The lamps in the lower right side
of the panel and right beside the altimeter are just fakes. You could
switch them on with the upper left switches.
The ed461_desc.jpg is a description for the ED-461 HSI.

Credits:

I would like to thank:
Harald Geier, Helmut Busch and Christian Koegler for some of the used
gauges.


Feel free to send feedback or comments. I'm looking forward to
your Mails to know in which part of the world this panel is used.

Matthias Lieberecht
Lieberecht@cw-net.de