- #GARMIN HOMEPORT ON A TABLET WITH HXUS604 ANDROID#
- #GARMIN HOMEPORT ON A TABLET WITH HXUS604 PC#
- #GARMIN HOMEPORT ON A TABLET WITH HXUS604 FREE#
- #GARMIN HOMEPORT ON A TABLET WITH HXUS604 WINDOWS#
Alignment of touches also seems to go out. However, in MSFS the touchscreen becomes very unresponsive taking 3-5 taps to get it to register.
#GARMIN HOMEPORT ON A TABLET WITH HXUS604 WINDOWS#
Using the above apps in Windows the touchscreen on the tablet works fine as an alternative to the mouse. Tablet touch screen recognition doesn't work properly. Unfortunately, Flightsim seems to have issues which I don't believe are associated with the apps, but with the sim itself: The above apps are great for extending your Windows desktop and seem to work really well.
#GARMIN HOMEPORT ON A TABLET WITH HXUS604 PC#
Only downside, there doesn't seem to be an easy way to kill the PC side server apart from "end task-ing" it, only a minor gripe!Ĭonnects via USB so has significantly less lag (although still noticable, I've found that it's fine for general flying)
#GARMIN HOMEPORT ON A TABLET WITH HXUS604 FREE#
I think it's free though (unless I've forgotten that I paid for it?!) so it might be worth a try just to see if you get on with it. WIFI only, seems to work well but a bit laggy if your WIFI connection isn't up to scratch.
#GARMIN HOMEPORT ON A TABLET WITH HXUS604 ANDROID#
This might be easiest with a bespoke touchscreen monitor however it is also doable with an Android Tablet using additional software that pairs your Android tablet to windows either via Wifi or USB and makes Windows treat it like a second monitor. Perhaps the most obvious solution to the problem is to pop-out the PFD/MFD (using Alt Gr + Left Click) and move them to a second screen. Being picky, I'd prefer to have everything on one screen in the way the first app does, but this method might suit some people. Really well made app that seems to work well and includes a moving Google Maps display which is nice. This app includes a number of screens including a VSI/HSI, radio panel, electrical controls etc. I'm less keen on this because it doesn't include a radio stack which but thought it worth a mention. If anyone does use this I would appreciate it if you could confirm whether these bugs affect you as well, or if it's something in my setup?įrom the same developer as above there is also a GA panel. I would recommend this app with the only caveat that there are a couple of bugs with the HSI mis-reading by 3degrees, and an inability to tune comm radios above XXX.800. Unfortunatley, there are no controls for the MFD which is a shame. It includes a model of the surround with switches and dials for radio tuning and autopilot and also changes the soft keys in to touch screen hot points which work really well. This recreates a G1000 PFD on your tablet. There are a number of really great solutions here: Solution 1 is to use one of the available plugin apps to mirror the information from the sim on to the Tablet. TBM 930 - G3000 touch screen and soft keys Note: I regularly fly the following aircraft so I've focussed on a solution for these: This sits nicely below my main monitor so is perfectly positioned as per a real PFD. My objective is to use my 10" Galaxy Tab A Android tablet as a second screen to display the PFD/MFD, and made use of the touchscreen to adjust settings. I've also only got a 1920x1080 monitor so often I find myself having to zoom in to read the information on the PFD and MFD. Using a POV switch and the mouse it is very difficult to adjust controls in FS, particularly adjusting radios and inputting data in to the G1000 and G3000 when the aircraft is shaking around. I thought I'd consolidate and share my findings for the benefit of others, and also to see if anyone else has solved the few problems I'm having. Over the past few days I've been looking to get my Android tablet set up as an input device to MSFS2020. I posted this to Reddit earlier but thought it would be worth sharing here as well (given it took me ages to put together!)
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