A Mobiflight profile for the Fenix A32X that combines functionality for WinCtrl (former WinWing) Airbus FCU, EFIS (left and right), ECAM, MCDU, Airline Joystick (L), Throttle, PAC, AGP, TCAS, RMP, and NWS. Each hardware device has its own page in the project file, allowing you to easily dismiss devices that are not part of your setup. At the top of many device pages, you can manually set some parameters to your liking, e.g. maximum / minimum brightness for different screens etc.

While most buttons follow the correct functionality, some (especially the extra buttons that are not present in the real aircraft) implement custom functionality. On the ECAM and Sidestick profiles, you can toggle between Advanced and Basic functionality:

1. Advanced: In order to minimize the amount of times one has to change view in the virtual cockpit, this profiles maps a lot of functionality onto extra buttons.
2. Basic: Most of the extra buttons are not binded. This profile is designed to go along with my Elgato StreamDeck profile which will be responsible for much of the extra functionality. You can find the StreamDeck profile here

Tested with MobiFlight version 11.2.0

FCU and left / right EFIS

Fully working, based on an earlier version of the WINWING FCU / EFIS profile by copper (link). I fixed some issues and added correct lighting dependencies. At the top of the page, you can change maximum INTEG brightness and minimum LCD backlight brightness.

Captain MCDU

Fully working (requires Mobiflight Beta / version 11) based on the WinWing MCDU Captain profile by gamesyns (link). I added correct INTEG light synchronization.

ECAM Panel

Fully working with correct INTEG light synchronization and the following customizations in the advanced profile (please also refer to the images):

• Upper left blank button: STROBE light ON
• Lower left blank button: STROBE light OFF
• Upper right blank button: SEAT BELTS ON
• Lower right blank button: SEAT BELTS OFF

You can toggle between advanced and basic mode using the "Use Advanced Mode" item at the top of the page as follows: Double click the entry and under Modify -> Modifiers edit the Transformation to be either 0 (basic profile) or 1 (advanced profile), then hit OK to save. (The entry itself should always be active)

Throttle

Fully working (including rudder trim display), however, the rudder trim left / right knob feels off, but I haven't found a way to make it feel more like the real thing. Following customizations are available (please also refer to the images):

• FIRE 1 button: Controls the captain's Chrono
• FIRE 2 button: Toggles the AGP's Clock UTC display state between standard (i.e. UTC display) and custom RMP1 frequency display. More on that in the AGP section.

The following functionality has to be set in MSFS's control settings and calibrated via the MCDU menu's Config page:

• Throttle 1 & 2 axes
• Spoiler axis
• Flap axis

Airline Joystick

The following functionality has to be set in MSFS's control settings:

• Nose Wheel Steering Axis: Joystick LAXIS Z
• Hat switch to look around
• Aileron axis
• Elevator axis

The basic profile offers custom bindings for elevator pitch control (which the WinCtrl Throttle sadly doesn't offer natively), the advanced profile binds every button on the stick to custom functionality, please take a look at the images to see which bindings are available.

Notably, the slider below the stick now controls the MIP and OH INTEG lighting (in both profiles).

AGP

Completely working (thanks to KenTheSimmer for help with the clock's test and set mode behavior). Custom functionality (in both profiles):

• The clock now also allows to view and set the RMP1 standby radio frequency.

  • To set the standby frequency, use the clock's RST (corresponds to outer) and CHR (corresponds to inner) turn knobs (these can't be turned in the real aircraft).

  • To view the standby frequency, use the Throttle's FIRE 2 button to toggle the clock's UTC and radio mode (radio mode will be indicated by no colons being shown in the UTC display). While in radio mode, the following buttons provide custom functionality (that is, their "normal" UTC mode functionality will be disabled until you switch back to UTC mode):

    • SET: Transfers the standby and active frequency

    • RST: Sets the standby frequency to Unicom (122.800 MHz, useful for e.g. VATSIM / IVAO)

The frequency selector knobs will work in both UTC and radio mode. Please also refer to the images.

TCAS

Completely working with correct lighting and the possibility to customize:

• brightness of ATC FAIL light
• maximum and minimum brightness of squawk display

RMP

Completely working with correct lighting, including VHF3 with data channels and standby navigation section. Minimum and maximum brightness is customizable.

NWS

Pedals disconnect button and lighting is working, but the tiller axis has to be assigned in the simulator's control panel.

Installation

Extract the zip and open the content in the Beta version / Version 11 of Mobiflight. You may be prompted to assign your hardware to orphaned hardware.

Notes

Feel free to upload your modifications, but please link to this page and the pages of the original FCU / EFIS and MCDU profiles mentioned above.