Before Takeoff

A/T	Arm L+R
No Smoking Sign	Auto	If "Enable seatbelt signs check" option set to true
Seat Belts Sign	On	If "Enable seatbelt signs check" option set to true
Logo Lights	On	If dark
Wing Lights	On	If "Enable wing lights ON" option set to true or is dark
Runway Turnoff Lights	On L+R
Taxi Lights	On or Off	On if "Taxi lights ON during takeoff" option set to true, otherwise off
Strobe Lights	On
Landing Lights	On L+C+R
Transponder	TA/RA or TA	TA if "Set TCAS to TA Only" option set to true, otherwise TA/RA
Packs	Off	If "Set packs off" option set to true
Elapsed Timer	Start CPT+FO	If "Start Elapsed Timer" option set to true
Auto Landing Lights	Arm

After Landing

Speed Brakes/Spoilers	Retract	If "Enable speedbrake retraction" option set to true
Flaps	Up	If "Enable flaps retraction" option set to true
Transponder	XPNDR
Landing Lights	Off L+C+R
Runway Turnoff Lights	Off L+R	If "Turn runway turnoff lights off" option set to true
Taxi Lights	On
Strobe Lights	Off
Wing Lights	Off	If "Turn wing lights off" option set to true
APU	On
Elapsed Timer	Stop CPT+FO	If "Stop Elapsed Timer" option set to true
Auto Brake	Off

Auto Landing Lights

• Automatically turn the landing lights and other lights off/on when passing through a certain altitude.
• You must ARM it by clicking on the widget, and it will turn orange. Then, while the airplane crosses the specified altitude, the actions will be triggered accordingly.
• Executing the Before Takeoff widget will arm this automatically. Don't forget to arm it again before descending.
• The altitude reported by MSFS might be different from the one shown on the PFD, so giving some margin is recommended.

	Off (ascending)	On (descending)	Specified by "Lights off/on altitude"
Landing Lights	Off L+C+R	On L+C+R
Runway Turnoff Lights	Off L+R	On L+R
Taxi Lights	Off	On
Logo Lights	Off	On	If dark
Wing Lights	Off	On	If "Enable wing lights ON" option set to true or is dark
Seat Belts Sign	No Change	On

Heading Sync

• The widget shows the current actual heading when idle, and the MCP heading when scrolling.
• Click on the widget to sync the MCP heading to the current heading.
• Scroll on the widget to change the MCP heading.
• Use OTTO to set the heading to a value. An example command would be "hdg 200".

Set IAS

• The widget shows the current IAS/Mach speed (or a blank value) shown on the MCP.
• Scroll on the widget to change the MCP speed.
• Use OTTO to set (and intervene) the speed to a value. Some example commands would be "spd 180", "ias 180 intv", "mach 0.82", "spd intv", etc.