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  1. Hello Sir,

    Thank you for your quick reply 

    OACSP is a library for Arduino. It stands for open airbus cockpit. This library helps in extracting data from Fs and sending it to Arduino to be worked on. The library is capable of both, extracting and writing data to the flight sim. problem being I cannot extract double floating point values. hence I am individually trying to get the data out of the simulator. 

    I am not aware of any program that can track your Arduino process if there is please do tell me. For the LCD to work there is a simple library and to print anything on the lcd all we have to do is lcd.print(); My LCD has 2 lines.

    When I run the Arduino I get the all good message but it just stays there.

    By consistent, I meant that the data that is shown on my aircraft is the same as the one logged into log file.

    And sure sir I will look into the delay clashing, I presumed the delay must be same so that data comes out syncronised. 

    I would also ask on the arduino forum but the problem is there are a very few people who are working with Arduino Fs and Lua scripts. 

     

    Once again Thank You for your response 

     

  2. Hello, so I have been working with the OACSP library for a bit now and works just fine. But now, I want to eliminate that and send values to Arduino with fsuipc and lua script. The script seems to send data to Arduino and the Arduino does seem to receive data as the RX is blinking. But when I use an LCD screen to print the data it shows nothing. Could you please help me out here. The LCD screen I use is I2c interfaced, hence does not need the serial port to be available. Also randomly the data would start appearing on the screen. I am also logging the data using ipc.log and that data seems consistent.  i have attached the Arduino code and lua script.

    Thanking you 

    Dinesh 

     

     

    ipcready.lua     Beech99wFlapandOAT.ino

  3. presently I couldn't find any software that connects p3d and Matlab. Is there a possibility of connecting p3d and Matlab using fsuipc?  There is an option of connecting xplane with Matlab. What xplane does is send UDP packets of data to a specified IP address and Matlab can be the receiving IP and hence data can get transferred. This got me thinking if something similar to this is possible with p3d and Matlab.

  4. Hello, I am trying to extract variables from the P3DV4 and store them on a CSV. The given example works great for me. But when I try to write the code myself it doesn't work. Moreover, when I just copy paste the code with varied parameters I still get some error. I have attached the error below along with the code. Please do help me out.

    CODE--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    -- "Record to CSV" example data logging LUA plug-in, by Pete Dowson, September 2008

    -- Open an exisitng "FSrecord.csv" file to append to, or create it if it doesn't exist
    -- It will go into the Modules folder because I've not included a full path (like "C:\....")
    -- By using "assert" you get an error message if this fails

    f = assert(io.open("FSrecord.csv","a+"))

    -- write the CSV column headings
    f:write("\r\vs,mach,bank,BHP,ff,weight,alt,ias,tas,gs\n")

    --  note the elapsed mSecs count now so can provide relative mSec timing column
    time0 = ipc.elapsedtime()

    -- Loop until our Flag 0 is set (by assigned FSUIPC control)
    while not ipc.testflag(0) do

    -- Set the timestamp for this loop
    time = ipc.elapsedtime() - time0

    -- Read all the data we want from FSUIPC

    mach = ipc.readUW(0x11C6) -- mach number
    vs = ipc.readSW(0x842)  -- vertical speed
    bank = ipc.readSD(0x057C) -- bank angle
    bhp = ipc.readDBL(0x3820) -- Brake horse power
    ff = ipc.readDBL(0x0918) -- fuel flow in pounds per hour
    fw = ipc.readUD(0x1264) -- fuel quantity in gallons
    alt = ipc.readSD(0x3324) --altimeter reading in feet
    ias = ipc.readUD(0x02BC) --indicated airspeed
    --tas = ipc.readUD(0x02B8) --true airspeed
    --gs = ipc.readUD(0x02B4) --groundspeed
    ----------------------conversion-----------------------
    mach = mach / 20480
    vs = vs * -3.28084
    bank = bank * 360/ (4294967296) --conversion seems wrong
    bhp = bhp / 570
    fw = fw * 6.17
    ias = ias / 128


    -- but only log this time IF we aren't in an FS menu, or loading scenery
    -- (check the "ready-to-fly" flag word at 3364)
    -- and provided we are not paused (flagged at 0264)


    if (ipc.readUW(0x3364) == 0) and (ipc.readUW(0x0264) == 0) then

       -- write a CSV line to the open file
       f:write(string.format("%d,%.3f,%.2f,%.2f,%.2f,%.2f,%d,%d\n",vs,mach,bank,bhp,ff,fw,alt,ias))
    end

    -- 20 times per second, roughly (allow 2 mSecs overhead)
    ipc.sleep(48)

    end

    -- tidy up at end ...
    f:write("\n")
    f:close()

    -- end of example program
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ERROR-------------------------------------------------

    ********* LUA: "parameters test1" Log [from FSUIPC version 5.103] *********
       886422 System time = 23/06/2019 08:16:21, Simulator time = 14:05:16 (19:05Z)
       886422 LUA: beginning "G:\P3Dv4\New folder\Modules\parameters test1.lua"
       886422 *** LUA Error: G:\P3Dv4\New folder\Modules\parameters test1.lua:1: unexpected symbol near 'ï'
       886422 >>> Thread forced exit (ipc.exit or os.exit) <<<
       886422 System time = 23/06/2019 08:16:21, Simulator time = 14:05:16 (19:05Z)
    ********* LUA execution terminated: Log Closed *********
    *************************************__________________________________________************************************

     

    Thanks in advance

     

     

  5. Hello, I have been trying to extract some flight sim variables for physical representation such as gauges, using the oacsp library for Arduino and command gateway. I am trying to extract the bank angle data mapped with offset 0x057C. When I bank left I get some useful reading and I am able to convert it into degrees. But when rolled right, I get a constant value of 0 irrespective of my bank angle. Could you please help me out. I have attached my Arduino code below. Please disregard the file name

    pitch_read.ino

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