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use the center button below the CDI label (you'll have normally to click twice) then the centering line (NAV direction) would become magenta and displaying GPS
Enjoy navigation and flying
What does the [CDI] button do. I use the Auto-Pilot all the time with the G-1000 but never pressed the [CDI].
My only problem is, I sometimes forget to turn [HDG] & [Alt] on before I adjust them. When I forget, they just reset and I just change them again.
Thank you.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=971359816
Odd, whether in FSX(SE) or FSW, I always use the "ALT" & "HDG" knobs on the G-1000 display. I've never used the NAV or CDI feature so that's something I may try.
In FSW, my aircraft of choice is the DA-42, in FSX, I prefer the Beechcraft Baron 58.