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  • Old ELITE Instructor Operating Station Calibration

    Learn how to calibrate simulator controls using the legacy ELITE Instructor Operating Station (IOS). This walkthrough covers the calibration interface for primary flight controls and connected hardware, including the ailerons, elevator, rudder, trim, brakes, and power quadrant. See how technicians can verify control movement, define operating ranges and center positions,…

  • ELITE Instructor Operating Station Weather Page (Part 2)

    Continue exploring the weather controls in the ELITE Instructor Operating Station (IOS). In Part 2, this walkthrough focuses on building more detailed atmospheric scenarios using layered weather settings. See how instructors can adjust cloud coverage and altitude, define visibility at different levels, and configure conditions relative to terrain and airport…

  • ELITE Instructor Operating Station Weather Page (Part 1)

    Learn how to configure weather conditions using the Environment controls in the ELITE Instructor Operating Station (IOS). In this first weather walkthrough, instructors can adjust key atmospheric settings such as barometric pressure, temperature, visibility, cloud coverage and altitude, and additional weather layers. The visual altitude profile makes it easy to…

  • ELITE Instructor Operating Station Vectoring and radials

    Learn how to use vectoring and radial tools on the interactive map in the ELITE Instructor Operating Station (IOS). This walkthrough demonstrates how instructors can create visual heading vectors and navigation radials to support focused training exercises. These tools make it easier to illustrate assigned headings, practice intercepting and tracking…

  • ELITE Instructor Operating Station Snapshots

    Learn how to use Snapshots in the ELITE Instructor Operating Station (IOS) to quickly prepare repeatable flight-training scenarios. This walkthrough demonstrates how instructors can position the aircraft for a specific phase of flight by selecting an airport and runway, adjusting approach placement, and configuring parameters such as altitude and atmospheric…

  • ELITE Instructor Operating Station Settings Page

    Explore the Settings page in the ELITE Instructor Operating Station (IOS) and learn how to configure the systems supporting your simulator environment. This walkthrough covers audio and simulator options, default-runway selection, network settings, REST and WebSocket API connections, and system-status monitoring. See how instructors and technicians can verify connections to…

  • ELITE Instructor Operating Station Repositioning on map

    Learn how to reposition an aircraft directly from the interactive map in the ELITE Instructor Operating Station (IOS). This walkthrough demonstrates how instructors can quickly move the simulated aircraft to a selected location, making it easy to begin training near a specific airport, navigation point, approach path, or area of…

  • Instructor Operating Station Recordings

    Learn how to manage simulator session recordings using the ELITE Instructor Operating Station (IOS). This walkthrough introduces the Recordings page, where instructors can review completed sessions, check start and stop times, view recording durations, load previous flights, save important sessions, rename recordings, and remove files that are no longer needed….

  • ELITE Instructor Operating Station Overview

    Get an overview of the ELITE Instructor Operating Station (IOS) and the tools available for managing professional flight-simulator training sessions. This walkthrough introduces the IOS interface, including the interactive moving map, live aircraft position and flight data, environmental controls, aircraft configuration, malfunction management, session recordings, and analysis tools. Instructors can…

  • ELITE Instructor Operating Station Group Failures

    Learn how to configure and activate grouped aircraft failures using the ELITE Instructor Operating Station (IOS). This walkthrough demonstrates how instructors can combine related malfunctions into coordinated failure scenarios, allowing multiple systems or components to be affected during a single training exercise. Group failures make it easier to create repeatable,…