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[jetblst]

Hi Pete or anyone who might help.

I just used the example given in the main user guide for my registered copy of FSUIPC for the off set elevator trim.  With further reading I see I needed the FSUIPC for programers to get the offset for aileron trim.  I would like to use the same procedure for my aileron trim.

I seached the FSUIPC for programmers and only found the offset for HELO trim.  IE


0C06

2

Helo bank (aileron) trim control: ・16383 to +16383, but only when ―ApplyHeloTrim‖set to ‗oth・.



Is this the offset for aileron trim as well?

2EB0

8

Aileron trim deflection, in radians, as a double (FLOAT64). Right turn positive, left turn negative.


I am new to the offset procedure and would appreciate guidance.  THANKS SO MUCH!

This works wonderful as I have my X52 set up so I have an AXIS for trim, then another button style trim for slower and then I use my mousewheel as trim for very fine trim adjustments.

[mgh]

How about

0C02 2 Aileron trim value/control: –16383 to +16383

[jetblst]

Well, THANK YOU fine sir that did it!!  Very nice in deed.

So the aileron OFFSET is 0C02 and the PARAMETER I am using is 64/16383 for the SWORD INCREMENT and 64/-16383 for the SWORD DECREMENT, and it works VERY VERY well.  Much more realistic to the actual aircraft of which I fly.

For anyone wishing to use this for your ELEVATOR TRIM the OFFSET is x0BC0 and I use the same parameters for the SWORD INCREMENT and the SWORD DECREMENT as above.

The real benefit of this is I have now been able to offload the trim task from one of my axis wheels on my controller and I no longer need the mouse wheel as this is fine enough tuning for what I need.

Thanks so much mgh!!     Where and or how did you find what the offset number was so I can experiment with others.

[Andydigital]

There is documentation included in the FSUIPC SDK. Link taken from this page http://www.schiratti.com/dowson.html The SDK is listed under the FS2004 section of the site but its actually the same SDK for all supported versions i.e. FS2004, FSX and Prepar3d.

http://fsuipc.simfli.../FSUIPC_SDK.zip

[mgh]

jetblst, on 10 January 2013 - 08:20 AM, said:

  Where and or how did you find what the offset number was so I can experiment with others.

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From FSUIPC4 Offsets Status.pdf. You can down it (with other documentation) by going to the thread Download Links|Documentation on this site

[jetblst]

Yes absolutely.  I must have missed it as I did go through that doc before I posted here about the problem.  Either way THANKS so much.  If I may, are you any good at offsets for axis?  I dabbled with it a while ago and got lost.  LOL