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-== Instruments via Phi ==
+== Usage ==
-{{FGCquote
+==== Qt5 Launcher ====
-  |during the last couple of weeks, I have developed and now added a new FGPanel implementation to FlightGear.<br/>
+To use Phi you need to start the internal httpd server before FlightGear is started. The easiest way to do this is using the built-in Qt5 launcher and add the following line to Settings > Additional options.
-FGWebPanel or FGPanel 2.0, whatever it will be called, is based on current web standards and runs in any modern web browser and on a wide variety of devices. <br/>
-<br/>
+--httpd=8080
-Without the need for writing a single line of code you can now create almost any kind of instrument. This is the perfect solution for cockpit builders who want to display great looking instruments on a separate screen. No matter if you need classic steam gauges or want a state of the art PFD. FGWebPanel does them all.
-  |{{cite web |url=http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?p=219105#p219105
+*insert image here
-     |title=<nowiki>FGWebPanel aka FGPanel 2.0 or: FGPanel goes html</nowiki>
+==== FFGo ====
-     |author=<nowiki>Torsten</nowiki>
+Add the --httpd=8080 command switch end of the config file.
-     |date=<nowiki>Mon Sep 22</nowiki>
+*insert image
-   }}
+==== Console ====
-}}
+run fgfs with the command line switch --httpd=8080
+*insert image
+Once FlightGear is up and running we can access the Phi user interface from the main menu in FlightGear. Select Equipment > Map (opens in browser) or launch a web browser and enter the url http://localhost:8080 and press enter.
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