Cirrus SR22 in Flight Simulatore

Thank you. I got the standby to go to 29.92. I'll wait to see if they fix that bug.

I have the same problem. But I cannot change the Baro setting by using the standby altimeter. It won't move. Any suggestions?

I have the same problem. But I cannot change the Baro setting by using the standby altimeter. It won't move. Any suggestions?

The two altimeters are totally independent. I just used the little curved arrows to turn the dial on the standby altimeter to 29.88 to match the G1000. Both CRS/BARO knobs on the G1000 change the altimeter setting on the PFD. I fly with Garmin avionics
and the autopilot is integrated with the AHRS and the PFD and MFD, etc. This is a bug, one of many I've found.

In the good ol' days, the autopilots had inputs for pitot and static pressures and used them for alt hold, climbs, descents, etc. Which meant you had to manually enter the altimeter setting into the autopilot for ALT Select. Now the systems use the AHRS
to get that information. I've observed that the altimeter settings don't change by much, even in live weather, so you could easily miss this bug under normal flight conditions.

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Good luck setting up controls if you have good ones. I'm a real world pilot and have Cirrus Yoke, MFG Crosswind rudder pedals, and GoFlight Console panel and GoFlight autopilot. I have worked on and off for weeks now trying to get any of these to work and
have even gotten the GoFlight Interface Tool and tried that, and the beta Fsupic7 to set up controls. Shouldn't have to go thru all this just to get a flight simulator to recognize your controls. I started back in the 80's with the first MS flight simulators
and presently fly on Prepar3d. So, every once and a while when I feel like trying again I try and set the controls up so I can fly.

Paul