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Hi, is there already the possibility to assign Autobrake RTO, OFF, 1,2,3,4 via FSUIPC to a rotary switch? Thank you! Best regards Andi

Your solution with the null sections on both sides worked perfectly. I'm glad that I do not need to write that lua script 🙂 Thanks for your help!

Great thanks. I will try it out tomorrow. Hopefully the non lua solution works because I have to admit that I do unfortunately not understand about 50% what you have written regarding the lua script 😞 I will report back if it worked. Have a nice evening!

Hi John, thanks for your reply! I read through the other thread and also tried to understand the lua script, but since I'm no programmer not everything was really clear to me 😞 I suppose my script would be a bit easier since I only want to add a multiplication factor to the axis steering set (tiller axis) value that I can currently achieve with my hardware. If the script would also allow for a slope function this would be cool but I think it makes things more complicated and should not be necessary. It would be awesome if you could help me a bit here by writing such a lua script. Or if you find the time to write it for me I would be very thankful! Thanks a lot! Best regards Andi

Hi John, sorry..in this case I meant -15 then. But you are right. The slope does not increase the end sensitivity. How would your proposal with the lua script work? Thank you! Best regards Andi

Hi, I would like to increase the sensitivity of my tiller axis for the PMDG 737 NGXu under Prepar3d. The joystick axis is correctly configured under FSUIPC/Windows 10 and the slope is already set to +15 which is maximum. Is there any trick I could do to get more sensitivity? Thanks! Best regards Andi

I just received an answer from PMDG: "There is an issue with the current implementation of the EEC switch. The switch has only two positions ON and ALTN there is no OFF position.The proper condition when the switch is latched is ON. This is known to the team and will be fixed for a future update.Chris MakrisCustomer & Product SupportPMDG Simulations, LLCwww.precisionmanuals.com" Does anyone know a workaround for that until its fixed? Is there anyone else with a hardware Engine Control panel using the NGXu?

FSUIPC is logging a 1 for OFF and ON position and a 0 for ALTN. Is there no chance for a workaround? Is it an SDK problem then?

Hi, I have recently bought an Engine Control panel (I have attached the spec sheet from the shop fyi), which has 2 toggle buttons and 2 lights per button for the ON and ALTN position of the EEC button. I'm using mobiflight to get it working with my PMDG 737 NGXu under P3D. The button inputs are working fine with the event EVT_OH_EEC_L_SWITCH 69900 and EVT_OH_EEC_R_SWITCH 69903. However the lights are not working correctly. The NGXu switch has 3 positions: ON, OFF and ALTN. 6430 2 BYTE x 2 ENG_EECSwitch[2] Boolean 6436 2 BYTE x 2 ENG_annunALTN[2] Boolean The red Altn light comes on correctly when it has the according position in the NGXu. The white ON button comes also on correct when it is shown on the NGXu button. But the OFF position is not working as desired on my hardware panel. For some reason the white ON light on my hardware panel still stays active when the NGXu switch is in the OFF position showing no light in the sim. I use the LED Offsets 6430 and 6431 for the ON light. If I click the button to ON in the NGXu i see the FSUIPC value "1" for the light offset under mobiflight. And here comes the strange thing. If I click the button to OFF position in the NGXu I still have the value "1" under FSUIPC for this light offset? It only goes to FSUIPC value "0" when I set the button position to ALTN under NGXu. Is there any way to get a fsuipc "0" value for the OFF position of the switch? Hopefully my explanation is clear. I have attached a picture showing the value 1 for ON and OFF position under P3D, which makes no sense to me. Thank you! Best regards Andi Boeing 737 ENGINE V1.pdf

Hi, I was wondering if there is a chance to get the VRInsight 737 overhead working with the PMDG 737 NGXu under P3D or maybe later with the PMDG 737 that will be released in 2021 by using FSUIPC? Or is this rather unlikely? Thanks for your assessment. Best regards Andi