Settings

Open Settings with the gear key in the menu at the top. On an iPad the sections are on the left; on an iPhone, touch a section to open it. Search finds any setting by name.

Section	What’s in it
Aircraft & Pro	Headingstar Pro (upgrade, restore, manage); the aircraft the instruments are set up for, its card, and Use as… (Any aircraft)
Connection	the demo flight and its aircraft; the Hubs on your Wi-Fi; an address to type; Shared with the cockpit
Display & lighting	the panel’s style; day, night or auto; the dimmers (red flood light, glareshield, instruments, displays, labels and keys)
Instruments	realistic needles; the transponder’s VFR code and ground mode
Failures	a blocked pitot or static port, alternate static, pitot heat; failing the attitude, the air data or a G1000-style display
Sounds & alerts	the overspeed clacker and stall horn; key clicks and knob ticks; silence alerts
Pages	your pages, pages that follow the aircraft, ready-made pages for each aircraft
Menu & device	hide the menu by itself; hold the screen while locked; the Live Activity; anonymous crash reports; this device’s name in the Hub
External hardware	keys, controller buttons and MIDI controls for the radios, the autopilot, the navigator’s keys and more (Keys, controllers and MIDI)

Shared with the cockpit

On the Hub, the devices that make up one cockpit share what describes it: the panel lighting, the transponder, the units, the instruments and alerts, the aircraft, the navigators’ setup, the flight plan and the checklists. Each group has its own switch here, on unless you turn it off: off, this device keeps its own. See One cockpit, several devices.