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JR111

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  1. Hi Pete, John, I currently use a Saitek throttle unit and have it's calibration stored via FSUIPC, plus assigned ENG 1 + 2 to the 1st lever, followed by ENG 3 + 4 to the 2nd lever. I'd like to expand and have more levers and came across Kar's 737 design. It uses an Ardunio Micro Pro as the I/F card. https://www.737diysim.com/build-guides-1/boeing-737-throttle-quadrant-v3 Can you advise if I can still use FSUIPC to calibrate the axis, and assign the ENG's like I do on the Saitek, this time using an Ardunio Micro Pro? Thanks.
  2. Hi, I am trying to map the LNAV button from QW Avro RJ85. I am using P3D V4 and MobiFlight. The LNAV is not bound to an EventID or LVAR. The KEY_TOGGLE used to be AFTERBURNER2 but they removed it in an update due to a conflict. To trigger LNAV I have recorded a Mouse Macro and this works great. I have mapped it to a physical momentary button. When pushed and released, LNAV engages. When pushed and released for the 2nd time it disables it. Great! I would like to know if you can help me with a LUA file that MF will be able to read? In MF the LED for my button needs to read something, in this case it makes sense to read an offset (0x66E0). Is it possible to do something like this? Press physical button to engage LNAV 1) Execute the macro - "RJ85LNAVPress.MCRO" name of the macro inside is "press" 2) After that, write to offset 0x66D0 value of 1. Press physical button to disengage LNAV 1) Execute the macro - "RJ85LNAVPress.MCRO" name of the macro inside is "press" 2) After that, write to offset 0x66D0 value of 0. Here is my attempt so far: function LNAV_press () ipc.macro("RJ85LNAVPress:press") ipc.writeSW(0x66E0,1) end Thanks.
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