
Virtual Pilot Operating Handbook
NOTE: When tightening the GF-LGT II mounting thumbscrews, be careful not
to
over-tighten the screws as it is possible to strip the threads in the mounting
holes
or break the mounting screws if excessive force is
applied.
5. Plug the USB cable “B”connector (square) end into the connector on the back of the GF-LGT II circuit
board.
6. Plug the USB cable “A”connector end (rectangular) to a USB port on your computer. The message
“New Hardware Found”will appear briefly, showing that the GF-LGT II was detected. When the operating
system recognizes the GF-LGT II, you will see the landing gear status LEDs light up red, then quickly
change to green, and finally turn off. This LED pattern will repeat any time you disconnect and re-connect
the module, and each time you start up your computer. It indicates that the GF-LGT II is ready to use.
7. The first time you install the GF-LGT II and the GF-AC software in Step (6), run GF-Config and perform
the “Update Aircraft” operation from the Options menu. This ensures that your Flight Simulator
installations are correctlyupdated for use with the GF-LGT II.
Operating the GF-LGT II
Elevator Trim
The wheel on the left side of the GF-LGT II panel is used to adjust your Flight Sim aircraft’s elevator trim.
Move the wheel upwards to trim the nose of the aircraft down. Move the wheel downwards to trim the
nose of the aircraft up.
Aileron Trim
The wheel on the top of the GF-LGT II panel is used to adjust your Flight Sim aircraft’s aileron trim. Move
the wheel from left to right to adjust the aileron trim.
Rudder Trim
The knob on the bottom of the GF-LGT II panel is used to adjust your Flight Sim aircraft’s rudder trim.
Rotate the knob clockwise or counter clockwise to adjust the rudder trim.
Flaps
The flaps switch is located on the right side of the GF-LGT II panel. The switch is spring-loaded so that it
rests in a center position. This control is ideal for controlling flaps on a variety of aircraft that may have
differing numbers of “notches”of flaps.
To extend (lower) your Flight Sim aircraft’s flaps 1 notch, push the flaps switch down once, and release it.
To retract (raise) your aircraft’s flaps 1 notch, push the flaps switch up once, and release it. Pushing the
switch more than once will adjust the flaps through additional notches as necessary.
Landing Gear
The lever in the center of the GF-LGT II panel is used to control the position of your Flight Sim aircraft’s
landing gear. The lever has three positions –UP, NEUTRAL, and DOWN. From the NEUTRAL position,
gently pull the gear lever outward and then upward to retract the landing gear. Likewise, gently pull the
gear lever outward and then downward to extend the landing gear. The three LEDs on the panel show the
current status of the landing gear, as follows:
Red - Landing gear is transitioning between UP and DOWN positions.
Green - Landing gear is down and locked.
Off - Landing gear is up and stowed.