Winwing MCDU

[IniSteve]

12 minutes ago, sirupflex said:

Yes I know the A350 MCDU is a bit different especially with the screen but you still can make it work with the WC MCDU hardware. Would be really appreciated.

This is best done via a 3rd party control process and the base MCDU is quite different in the keymap to the KCCU and might not suit every user. 
I personally use Mobiflight as an input only profile and it works well enough, but it requires a bit of customization. 

[sirupflex]

What does "best done via a 3rd party control process" mean?

The input-only way via Mobiflight is not what I want to use. Given that the A350 is one of the the most expensive airplanes one can buy for MSFS2024 and it is promoted as "Premium", I do hope iniBuilds will be taking the effort to make it work with the probably most popular airbus MCDU hardware, also given the lack of a proper consumer-targeted A350 MCDU hardware.

 

Edited January 21 by sirupflex

[micstatic]

I still would love to have output (Display) for the a300.  Especially since it's considered premium

[ClaasKrause]

in the end - I think we should get a web UI via a http:// - link for the A359 KCCU ... (MCDU) ... like Fenix and FSLabs have ... and these are smaller companies! and ... a lot of dedicated simmers who can afford it have the winwing mcdu, but especially for the A359 there is a greater need for peripheral access to it ... please please

[robro8]

Hello everyone, hello inibuilds. I started this thread exactly one year ago, hoping you'd manage to get the MCDU working with the A320 V2. Sadly, I now have to say I no longer believe you even tried or intend to try. Especially since you wrote in a post that you now have an MCDU and can "get started." Honestly, I've given up on you... very disappointing...

[sirupflex]

Unfortunately, iniBuilds is the only brand in the premium segment who does not care about supporting the most popular flight sim hardware manufacturer. I will not buy any further iniBuilds products until a) they have full WinCtrl support incl. MCDU and b) the A350 is stable and usuable for realistic long-haul flights.