Features of the Voice Command Pack

Voice Command Pack is built into FSFlyingSchool PRO 2013 - it does not need to be added!

If purchased as an add-on for FSFlyingSchool PRO, it works with FSX and FS2004 AND Prepar3D!

The Voice Command Pack will make your whole experience more realistic and fun by giving you an entire set of voice commands designed to get lots of valuable new information from your instructor, and control your interaction with FSFlyingSchool without using the keyboard.

The FSFlyingSchool Voice Command Pack adds a whole new level of realism, atmosphere and fun to your flights with FSFlyingSchool Pro.

With the addition of the FSFlyingSchool Voice Command Pack, your instructors will be listening as well as talking!

- To buy this product to add to an existing FSFlyingSchool Pro CLICK HERE

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Look at these Voice Commands - Your Instructor has always loved to talk and now... is a good listener too!

Flight Mode Control

Next flight mode

Advances to next FSFlyingSchool flight mode (Ctrl Shift Z).

Previous flight mode

Backs up to previous FSFlyingSchool flight mode (Ctrl Shift X).

Ready for take off

Advances from taxi to take off mode.

We are cruising

Moves from take off or from landing to cruise mode.

Prepare for landing

Advances from cruise to landing mode.

Taxiing Out

Moves from take off to taxi mode.

Executing go around

Moves from landing to cruise mode.

Flight Plan Information

ILS

Reports ILS frequency at destination runway. You should set this frequency on your NAV1 radio when you are performing an ILS approach.

Next waypoint

Reports distance in NM to the next waypoint in the flight plan. Helps you make sure you are ready for the waypoint so you can cross it accurately.

Destination runway

Reports details of the flight plan destination runway. Runway ID, elevation, length, surface type. This is useful in preparing your landing and making sure the runway is suited to your aircraft's requirements.

Flight plan remaining

Reports remaining distance in NM based on flight plan. Note that if you miss a waypoint in the flight flight plan, the distance reported will still include that waypoint. Make sure you pass waypoints correctly.

Runway heading

Reports exact heading of the flight plan destination runway. This needs to be set on the NAV1 OBS or your autopilot's course setting before your approach.

Flight time remaining

Reports remaining flight time based on flight plan and current ground speed. As this is based on the current ground speed, this is of course a general estimate of the remaining flight time and will be effected by changes in wind direction and speed, climbs and descents, speed regulations, etc.

Destination airport data

Opens a web browser for AirNav.com and shows any available data for the destination airport.

General Information

Sky condition

Reports lowest cloud layer. Make sure you are rated to fly in the current conditions.

Gear extension speed

Reports maximum gear extension speed. You must not lower your gear when above this speed or it may be damaged.

NAV1 information

Reports on the NAVAID to which NAV1 radio is currently tuned, including NAVAID ID, DME, ILS/LOC, runway.

Next flap speed

Reports the next speed at which you can lower MORE flaps. If you are already at full flaps, this will repeat the full flaps speed. This can help keep you from lowering flaps when too fast and is very useful when flying an aircraft with a large number of flap settings.

Ground Speed

Reports ground speed. It is worth noting that this will often be very different to your IAS.

Traffic

Reports any nearby traffic on the ground or in the air. Note that your instructor will do this at twice the distance at which he/she would report traffic without being specifically asked. This gives the instructor more scope to show off hard earned aircraft recognition skills.

Above ground level

Reports above ground level (altitude above ground rather than above MSL).

Visibility and wind

Reports current visibility, wind direction and strength.

Display data

Displays FSFlyingSchool data in Flight Simulator (Ctrl Shift D). Displays the following: NAV1 OBS setting; Current Waypoint number and ID; Current Flight Mode; Type of Aircraft Data in use by FSFlyingSchool (FSR or FSU); Current Circuit Leg (if you are flying circuits)

Other Commands

Be quiet please

Interrupts the instructor with your request to stop talking. This can be very useful if the instructor is telling you something that you are already familiar with and don't need help with. Note that in the case of very long phrases from your instructors, you may nevertheless have to wait a few moments for them to finish. Remember - be sure to say ...please...

Can you hear me

Your instructor will reply to confirm that you can be heard. If you cannot, you will need to check your configuration. Remember also that you may have turned off the FSFS Mic Key [5]

Let me fly by myself

Instructor will monitor flight but will say nothing. All your voice commands will be processed, but your instructor will keep quiet. This is an excellent idea if you want to see how well you can fly without any verbal help.

I want your help

Tells instructor that you want to hear his/her help. The instructor will reply to confirm that your command was understood.

Next checklist

Instructor will read the next checklist from your Detail Pack. (Ctrl Shift N)

Which checklist

Displays the type of Detail Pack checklist that would be read next in Flight Simulator. (Ctrl Shift B)

Circuit mode

Toggles FSFlyingSchool's Circuit Mode on or off.(Ctrl Shift Space)

Airmanship test

Toggles one of FSFlyingSchool's Airmanship Tests on or off.(Ctrl Shift C).