S-92/General

SECTION 1. GENERAL

1 N-NUMBER ASSIGNMENT

When you rez your aircraft for the first time, it will attempt to contact registration server and assign you a unique N-number. If for some reason the server cannot be contacted, the aircraft will retain the "N-TEMP" registration. You can attempt to register again either by rerezing the aircraft, or by going to the @REGISTER menu and selecting the [Register Now] button. When an aircraft has not been registered, the @REGISTER will be available on the main menu. Once the aircraft is registered, you can access the @REGISTER menu as a sub-menu of the @Admin menu. You can also request a different N-number through the @REGISTER menu. Select the [N Number] button and enter an N-Number request. The N-number must be in a valid format, and must not be assigned to another aircraft. Valid N-Numbers must begin with an "N", followed by 3 to 5 alpha-numeric digits (however, only the last two digits may be letters). Alternatively you can select one of the international registration formats L-LLLL or LL-LLL where the "L" are letters. Your distribution also comes with a registration certificate. You can use this to fetch and display your registration information, but its use is optional and not required to assign or change N-numbers for your aircraft.

2 CONTROLS

This aircraft supports two separate control schemes. Control scheme 1 features a traditional layout with the cyclic controlled by the arrow keys, whereas control scheme 2 features a "two handed" layout with either both hands on the keyboard, or left hand on keyboard and right hand on the mouse. Regardless of the scheme selected, controls can also be moved through the HUD by pressing and holding the left mouse button and dragging the appropriate slider in the HUD. In both control schemes, some key commands are activated through gestures included in a box as part of the product carton. Key commands requiring a gesture are marked with a [G] in the key command lists below.

2.1 CONTROLS LAYOUT "K" (KEYBOARD)

Keyboard control features a traditional layout with the cyclic controlled by the arrow keys.

Key	Description
Left/Right/Up/Down (or A/D/W/S)	Cyclic (Left/Right/Forward.Back)
PgUp/PgDown (or E/C)	Collective (Up/Down)
R/V	Throttle (Up/Down) [G]
L. Mouse + Left/Right (or A/D)	Pedals (left/right)*
Shift-Left/Shift-Right	Alternate pedal control (not available in mouselook)
Z/X	Alternate pedal keys (left/right) [G]
.	Center cyclic [G]
p	Toggle camera view [G]
q	Toggle fine control [G]

• NOTE ON PEDALS: Because the left mouse button is intercepted by the touch scripts in the heli, the L.Mouse + Arrow key combination will only work in mouselook, or in external view modes. There is also a "mouselook touch" mode that is toggled by the "mlt" chat command. This toggles whether mouse clicks while in mouselook affect switches and buttons in the cockpit, or are used for pedals.

2.2 CONTROLS LAYOUT "H" (HUD OR TWO-HANDED KEYBOARD)

Key	Description
Up/Down (or W/S)	Collective (Up/Down)
Left/Right (or E/C)	Anti-Torque Pedals
J/L/I/K	Cyclic left/right/forward/back [G]
.	Center cyclic [G]
p	Toggle camera view [G]
q	Toggle fine control [G]

3 CHAT COMMANDS

Command	Description
help	Get command summary NC
cycen	Center the cyclic
cv	Toggle camera view
cv2	Overhead camera view
fc	Toggle fine control (smaller movement per key press)
mlt	Toggle "mouse look touch"
hc	Hoist control mode (aft pilot only)
qstart	Do a quick start (skip full start procedure)
qstop	Do a quick shutdown (skip full shutdown procedure)
hud	Get copy of hud
poh	Get copy of POH (Pilot Operating Handbook)
rb	Toggle rotor break
rb0/rb1	Set rotor break off (rb0) or on (rb1)
g/gu/gd	Landing gear (toggle/up/down)
ec1+	Advance engine control #1 forward
ec1-	Pull engine control #1 back
ec2+	Advance engine control #2 forward
ec2-	Pull engine control #2 back
ec1/p	Move engine conrol #1 to position p where p is s for SHUT OFF, i for GROUND IDLE, or f for FULL OPEN
ec2/p	Move engine conrol #2 to position p where p is s for SHUT OFF, i for GROUND IDLE, or f for FULL OPEN
s switch-name	Toggle the switch named "switch-name" (see list of switches below)
s1 switch-name	Turn on the switch named "switch-name"
s0 switch-name	Turn off the switch named "switch-name"
sx switch-name	Move switch to middle position for three position switches.
ap cmd	Autopilot command (see AUTOPILOT section below)

4 SWITCH NAMES (used with s, s1 and s0 commands)

4.1 Core start-up switches

Switch	Description
extPower	Use external power
batt	Battery power (powers battery bus)
apuGen	APU Generator for main power bus
apuCtrl	APU Control (turns APU on/off)
airSrce	APU powered air source for starting main engines
ign-1	Engine #1 igniter
ign-2	Engine #2 igniter
fuel-1	Engine #1 fuel pump (3-position: OFF, XFD, DIRECT)
fuel-2	Engine #2 fuel pump (3-position: OFF, XFD, DIRECT)
starter-1	Engine #1 starter
starter-2	Engine #2 starter
acgen-1	Engine #1 AC generator
acgen-2	Engine #2 AC generator
dcconv-1	Engine #1 DC converter
dcconv-2	Engine #2 DC converter
dcconv-bak	Backup DC converter

4.2 External Lights

Switch	Description

5 CAMERA

The default camera position is inside the cockpit with a view through the front glass. It is also possible to switch to an outside "follow cam" view. Wear the "cameraViews" gestures and use the "p" key to toggle views. In addition, it is possible to fly in mouselook when using one of the keyboard based flight control methods.

6 FINE CONTROL

The "fc" chat command or "q" gesture command toggle fine control for key commands. While fine control is active, key commands will have half the effect the do in regular mode. This can be useful when higher precision is need such as for making an accurate landing on a small platform.