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The GF-46 Multi-Mode Display Module enables the flight simulator pilot to control a broad range of cockpit functions, including general-purpose instrument panel settings, avionics stack, and 6-function autopilot. Based on GoFlight's best-selling GF-45 product, the GF-46's capabilities extend those on the GF-45 by including a single programmable pushbutton, dual concentric rotary encoder, and a rack mounting footprint 1/2 the size of the original GF-45.

Using its programmable pushbutton, a single GF-46 unit can be used to control all cockpit functions while in flight. Mode selection on the GF-46 can be controlled using GoFlight's GF-P8 and GF-RP48 modules when the GF-46 is operated in combination with those modules. Dual concentric rotary encoders provide realistic tuning of radio frequencies when used in avionics modes. Multiple GF-46 units can simultaneously display and control a large amount of cockpit information. Dimensions: 2 inch tall, 7.25 inch wide, 3 inch back clearance. The mounting hole centers are 0.5 inch down from the top edge of the panel, 6.75 inch apart, and 0.25 inch from the left and right edges of the panel.

Communicating with your fellow sim pilots and with AI air traffic controllers has never been more simple or convenient, with the GF-ATC module from GoFlight. Front panel connectors on the GF-ATC bring your computer's audio connections within easy reach, allowing for fast connection of your favorite headset and/or microphone. Interacting with air traffic controllers over the Internet, or with your sim program's built in ATC, is made more realistic using the GF-ATC's volume and squelch knobs, simulating a real world communications environment. Analog filtering circuitry in the GF-ATC routes an "optimized for voice" signal to your headset, while passing the original audio through to your computer's speaker system.

All operating power for the GF-ATC module is supplied from a USB connection.

Responding to the menu-based air traffic control in Microsoft Flight Simulator can be done using the GF-ATC's single rotary knob. An integrated push switch and single-digit LED display give sim pilots control over the ATC pop-up menu and all menu selections. Sim pilots will experience a new touch of realism while waiting for ATC at busy Flight Sim airports.

Dimensions: 2" tall, 7.25" wide, 5.5" back clearance. The mounting hole centers are 0.5" down from the top edge of the panel, 6.75" apart, and 0.25" from the left and right edges of the panel.

The EFIS is designed to operate with a wide variety of simulated aircraft, and is sure to add lots of enjoyment to your flight sim experience. We hope that you find it easy to install, configure and use, and that these instructions will help to get you up in the "virtual skies" with the EFIS as quickly as possible.

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