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  1. Thanks John That's helped but the collective in the cockpit is increasing but not decreasing when rolling back collective. The hardware collective is doing what it's supposed to.when I roll on the throttle the N2 gauge increases and when I roll back the n2 decrease the cockpit collective stays in the full position I am in the process of re connecting my switches as my 32 button interface from Leo Bodnar has turned up and I am tidying up my cockpit wiring I will remove the ini file and start from scratch with a clean one and start re assign my switches and rotary encoders to tidy everything up. Cheers Rhys
  2. Hi John Good news its now working the minor error in the script fixed it. How do I reverse the axis, the throttle in the cockpit is opposite to my hardware throttle Cheers Rhys
  3. Thanks John I will correct the issues you have pointed out.I always assumed that the modules folders was the installation folder I really appreciate your time and help Regards Rhys
  4. Hi John I have included my ini file Added the Auto to the ini file and set axis to send to FSUIPC offset and lua file is in my installation folder but no joy Cheers so far for your help Rhys FSUIPC4.ini
  5. Hi John Sorry struggling on this ,adding a Macro is about my limit of knowledge when it comes to programming. I can transfer the zip file I have for you to look at at your convenience Cheers Rhys
  6. Hi John Here is the file, but might need your help on 2 things if are able to. One switch I just can not seem to find in the variables list Plus the collective throttle shows up as 85859 ( L:UH1_THROTTLE = 0.000000) as the throttle is a axis and not a switch I am not sure what to do. In axis assignments I have mapped my collective throttle to pro pitch1 and when I rotate it, the engine spools up but the collective throttle in the 3d cockpit sits in the idle position so I have to use the mouse to rotate the collective throttle to get the N2 needle gauge to get to full for take off Pm a email and I can send you the files Cheers Rhys Bell_UH1C.mcro
  7. Hi John Thanks heaps for your help. with some perseverance I created a new macro and placed all the switch commands into it and eventually found the correct one. I have also been able to assign switches in another aircraft using the local panel variables that in the past could not assign Cheers Rhys
  8. Hi John I can send you the freeware fsx se version Installer I have found on my old PC. I thought the newer version at Blackbird freebies was an updated version for fsx se but it was only for p3d. I can add a image of the switch on the panel which I am having trouble with. Let me know the best way to send you the file Regards Rhys
  9. Hi John Sim is fsx se the aircraft is the now freeware Milviz Bell uh1 redux. Cheers Rhys
  10. Hi I have an aircraft that has switches that I would like to assign to my cockpit but after running the logging console window non of the switches show any command when I move the switch in the 3d cockpit. I ran list local panel variables and the log files shows up lots of commands. I have made a macro file and managed to go through and get several switches working and moving in the 3d cockpit and doing that they should One switch however I just can't seem the locate. Is it possible that while I can move the switch with the mouse in the 3d cockpit, it is not located in list local panel variables with all the other commands. Cheers Rhys
  11. Thanks John I have reverted back to an earlier version which accepts fsuipc to assign cyclic controls via aileron elevator and also axis cyclic longitudinal and lateral I posted a bug report regarding the cyclic issue. Cheers Rhys
  12. Hi Thanks for the replies So the Axis Cyclic Lateral/Longitudinal Set controls don't work? Yes tried that and they don't work. The pedals and throttle (collective) work in fsuipc just not the cyclic. in the log it does show the control events So I have gone back to using MSFS2020 setup for the cyclic. I have include a zip file as the log file exceeded 4.88 MB Nervac have you noticed with the MD that if you start at parking spot with the engines off that the red fuel valve and the ignition car are in the on position ? Cheers Rhys FSUIPC7.zip
  13. Hi I am using MSFS2020 and own the cowansim Md500e but I am having problems assigning the cyclic inputs via fsuipc. Back in the fsx days I would assign the cyclic the aileron and elevator untick enable controllers and everything was fine. Reading through the cowansin pdf manual it says Cyclic Stick: You can use the default aileron and elevator axis for the cyclic, but it is recommended to use the provided SET CYCLIC LONGITUDINAL & LATERAL AXIS. I have set the cyclic to aileron and elevator in fsuipc and send to fsuipc direct calibration but the control are not responding. I can assign the controls via the MSFS2020 control options but it is so clunky to use the interface. Cheers Rhys
  14. Hi John Yes the .evt works with fsx. I have never used a .evt file before. It covers all the systems for the dodo 206. I will contact the person who made it available to me and ask to put it here I would like to thank you for your time and help on this it is very much appreciated. The info you provided helps answer questions if I come across any similar issues in the future Kind regards Rhys
  15. Hi John Thank you for all your help on this all the same and the explanation. Cheers Rhys
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