sunmartial

HI Pete Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure what happened there....I'm sure I had them as 16 and 24 originally.....and it still wouldn't work then. I may have to try to launch Teamspeak using Wideclient as you suggest, and send the keypress to that specific program. Will read up those parts of the manual and try that soon. Will keep you posted. Thanks Sunny

Hi Pete My setup is as follows: - 6 computer setup incl. 3X visual PC's, 2 X avionics, and 1 "admin" PC. - Windows 10 all - P3D v3 on the 3 visual PC's - Latest (for P3D v3), registered FSUIPC on server and Wide FS on client PC's I am trying to send keypresses to two clients to operate PTT on Teamspeak on those two clients. I have read all the relevant parts of the FSUIPC and WideFS docs that I could find, and also checked out your replies to others with similar questions in the past. But I seem to be stuck. On the server PC, I have te following lines under Buttons (only relevant lines copied here): 21=H64,0,K123,8 -{Key press: F12}- 22=H64,0,K120,8 -{Key press: F9}- 23=H64,1,K120,8 -{Key press: F9}- 24=H64,1,C1006,11 -{KEYSEND 11 for WideFS}- 25=U64,1,C1006,12 -{KEYSEND 12 for WideFS}- 26=H64,2,K123,8 -{Key press: F12}- 27=H64,2,K121,8 -{Key press: F10}- 28=H64,3,K121,8 -{Key press: F10}- 29=H64,3,C1006,13 -{KEYSEND 13 for WideFS}- 30=U64,3,C1006,14 -{KEYSEND 14 for WideFS}- You will note on Lines 23 and 28 that I had already assigned keypresses to my joystick buttons to activate a PTT on the server PC. But I also want Joystick 64, Button 1 to send F9 key to Client 1, and Joystick 64, Button 3 to send F10 key to Client 2. So, in Client 1 Wideclient.ini, I have the following: ; ----------------------------------------------- [User] Log=Errors+ KeySend11=120,8 ;Press F9 KeySend12=120,16 ;Release F9 and in Client 2 Wideclient.ini, the following: ; ----------------------------------------------- [User] Log=Errors+ KeySend13=121,8 ;Press F10 KeySend14=121,16 ;Release F10 But this does not seem to activate F9 and F10 on the two clients respectively. I tried using "H", "R", and "P" for Hold, Repeat, and Press respectively in FSUIPC.ini on the server PC for the joystick assignments, but no difference. The clients are definitely connected to the server through WideFS (as I can see the number of connections correctly on the server). What am I missing? Thanks in advance. Regards Sunny

Hi Pete My setup is as follows: - 6 computer setup incl. 3X visual PC's, 2 X avionics, and 1 "admin" PC. - Windows 10 all - P3D v3 on the 3 visual PC's - Latest (for P3D v3), registered FSUIPC and Wide FS on all 3 visual Pc's - Prosim 2.01b25 What I am trying to do is ostensibly really simple, but challenging, it seems, in practice. I want to be able to send a keypress from a client PC (the "admin" PC) to my server/flying PC, to be received by FSUIPC and converted to an offset, to be recognised by Prosim to generate a chime, and eventually, hopefully, a flashing light on the overhead. My understanding from the maual is that you can only send a keypress from server to client with Wide FS, not the other way around. So, after some googling, I found a program called HotKeyNet, which seems to do the job of sending a keypress from client to server just fine. In case you are not familiar with this program, you essentially define the IP of the computer you are sending the keypress to, and you can also define the window to send it to. In my case, I have set it to the Prepar3D window. To test it, I opened a box in P3d which will receive a keypress (eg. assign keyboard shortcut dialog window), then i press the number "1" on the client (admin) PC, and surely enough "1" appears in the dialog box in P3D on the server PC. So far, so good. Then I assigned the number "1" in FSUIPC under keypress, and created the offsets, and set Prosim to recognise this. To test this, I press "1" on the server PC, and sure enough, I hear my chime as expected. So far, brilliant. The problem I have is that it seems FSUIPC will not recognise the keypress received by P3D from the client PC. I am guessing FSUIPC picks up keypresses directly from the Windows device, and is therefore not receiving the keypress sent to P3D by HotKeyNet. So, my questions are: - Should FSUIPC recognise this keypress? If so, what I am missing? - If my suspicion is correct that FSUIPC will not recognise this keypress, then how else can I get this to work? I have heard using Lua scripts might be an answer. Trouble is my IT skills are about as good as knowing how to stick a USB plug into a USB socket, so I'm a bit worried that the solution may send my head into a spin. :-D But if you have any idiot-proof solutions for me, and somewhere I should go and look, I would be very grateful. Thanks in advance!! Sunny