hI,
You have only 9 waypoints and
You can load waypoints manually or by ADEU automatically.
Gianfranco

Hi,
The reply at your question is:
The INS is a very sharp replica of the DELCO CAROUSEL IV INS CIVA 28-A PROGRAM and it has been the first INS in use on board of all civil aviation classic planes .
Civa INS,as in the past, has only the possibility to load maximum up to 9 waypoints at time.
You can load up to 9 waypoints both manually or using the pre- compiled  ADEU cards(see the operation manual) in order to make more easy&quick,during flight, the loading operations,as in the past.
So compile your flight plan with all waypoints you like and compile also the related ADEU cards.
You'll find the waypoint coordinates loading very easy&quick.

Regards
Gianfranco

hi,
ADEU(Automatic Data Entry Unit) came out on board the Concorde planes and after this first exit really few airlines used it.
In the real world the ADEU cards were made by the flight dispatchers and used on board by the pilots.
Always when the waypoint card has been loaded,as the real pilots, you have to perform the distance check.
Our ADEU is included in the INS.gau if you have downloaded the  last version 1.51.
Often the ADEU installation is made both on the radio panel or on the INS panel.
Alternative installation,  If you don't have sufficient space in the radio or INS panels,is to create an ADEU own window.
First installation:
Add two new gauges in the radio or INS panel windows using the following syntax:
gaugeXX=../CIVA/INS!ADEU1,XX,XX,XX
gaugeXX=../CIVA/INS!ADEU2,XX,XX,XX
Alternative installation:
Add to the windows list:
windowxx=ADEU

After the last window in your panel.cfg you have to create the ADEU window:
[windowxx]

size_mm=175,132
background_color=16,16,16
window_pos=xxx,xxx
visible=0
ident=ADEU
no_luminous=1

gauge00=../CIVA/INS!ADEU1,xx,xx,175,66
gauge01=../CIVA/INS!ADEU2,xx,xx,175,66

Hoping this helps
Gianfranco

Hi,
if you are not able to make your own ADEU cards manually you can download FP CIVA CONVERTER.
Being Avsim library down I don't know where now it's possible to get it.
Anyway giving me your Email adress I can send  you this utility.
Gianfranco

I contacted that developer you suggested, waiting to hear back.

Someone in the meantime pointed me to a link to download the FS9 verion, which seemed to work. I converted one flight plan, flew it, but can't convert any more plans.

I did some digging and I see that the developer is working on an FSX version. I was unaware that there was that much difference between FS9 and FSX flight plans.