BRAVO THROTTLE QUADRANT | CONFIGURING FOR XPLANE11 | Getting the lights on!

The Bravo Throttle Quadrant configurator for Xplane 11 is now available. This video runs through the download and install process, plus we go into some detail in the Honeycomb Configuration program, and set up the Boeing 737 and Cessna Skyhawk 172 in Xplane for a test flight, to ensure all is working and we get the annunciation panel lights on!

Video Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:13 Install
02:51 Configurator
11:09 Xplane Config
14:47 B737 Test
18:47 C172 Test
20:37 Close

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LINKS
Honeycomb Aeronautical: https://flyhoneycomb.com/
Xplane: https://www.x-plane.com/
MrJaraNet Video:    • Honeycomb Config Tool Version 2  
Aerosoft: https://www.aerosoft.com/en/

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PROBLEMS INSTALLING HONEYCOMB CONFIGURATOR FOR XPLANE 11...read this:

FROM HONEYCOMB SUPPORT

1. Always check to ensure that you have the latest version of X-Plane installed. This can stop some flight some add-ons from installing.
2. You may need to disable your computer security before you install flight sim software. Don't forget to re-enable your computer security software after the installation.
If that doesn't work then...
3. CAUTION: Always back up files before changing or deleting them. You can go back and delete the backed up files after you have proved the changes you’ve made are working.

X-Plane may have been moved to another location, or any part of the Windows path may have been renamed (in Windows that is the same as moving a folder/file). To resolve this, search the computer for the following file (normal path is shown below):

C:\Users\*your username*\AppData\Local\x-plane_install_11.txt

There may be several files with the same name only in slightly different locations or in the same location only with a number in parenthesis after them (Example: x-plane_install_11(1).txt) and if so you should backup all of them, then delete the original files EXCEPT the file which contains the correct path to where X-Plane is presently installed. Then reboot the computer, and try to run the Alpha/Bravo Software Installer as recommended above (computer security disabled, run the installer as Administrator). When you have success you can delete the backup files.

4. Yet Another Possibility (especially with Steam Version): Some users make an X-Plane shortcut and place it on their desktop, and that shortcut was also in the install log. If you have done this, you will need to delete the shortcut location from the x-plane_install_11.txt file and the Honeycomb installer should then work.

It is typically a good idea to reboot anyway you’ve installed new software.