Landon,
That's because the refresh is the app's equivalent of a DCS Remote READ command. Because TMCC and Legacy engines are not able to respond back with an acknowledgment to commands, they always look to a READ or a Refresh as being on non-powered tracks. Therefore, a READ or Refresh will alwys sort them into the Inactive Engine List. By the way, the same is true of all lashups, DCS or TMCC/Legacy.
To move any engine or lashup from the Inactive Engine List to the Active Engine List, do as follows:
- Go to the Engine Roster Screen
- Tap Edit
- Locate the engine in the Inactive Engine List
- For an iOS (Apple) device, slide the "sandwich" icon on the right up into the Active Engine List
- For an Android device, tap the upward arrow on the right
- Tap Done.
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