brannons

I resolved the issue. My pc's could ping eachother fine, but the widefs client pc was a member of my work domain, while my fsx pc was a member of a workgroup. I loaded the client on another pc in the same workgroup as my fsx pc.

I wnet ahead and loaded fsuipc4.03 and widefs 6.70, and the kes worked. Happy to say, so does my pfc gear. Issue now is wide fs. I posted a seperate thread ont that.

I purchased and registered widefs 6.70 and fsuipc4.03. My computers are on the same subnet and can ping eachother fine. The wide fs client isn't connecting to the server with fsx and Widefs built in. The fs box where the fsuipc4.03 just says waiting to connect? What am I donig wrong. I did edit the widefsclient.ini tp point to my fsx box. Still no luck.

I just purchased fsuipc and wide fs, but it's not accepting my keys. I am using version fsuipc 4.01 because I'm using PFC devices, and I heard that they don't work properly with the newest fsuipc. Is there a way for my keys to work with my existing version, or do I have to load the newest version? I'd hate to lose my PFC throttle functionality, but I need the wide fs for active sky.

I'm sorry for the confusion. Let me try again. I confused myself. http://www.flypfc.com/specials/specials.html I'm looking at purchasing the "flight simulator combo $1,295.00" at the above Precision Flight Control's site. The throttle quadrant is what it is, a serial device.(You write the drivers for these, I'm told, in the form of the pfc.dll). The yoke and pedals in the above package come in one of two ways. 1. Both the yoke and the pedals plug directly into the throttle quadrant(DB9 connection). The quadrant then plugs into the PC via a serial cable. 2. The yoke and pedals have usb cables and can be plugged into the pc directly. The throttle quadrant still plugs into the pc via a serial cable . My question is, besides the rudder trim knob on the throttle quadrant, is there any benefit from you PFC.dll to having the yoke and pedals(option 1) connected directly to the throttle quadrant. If not, I'll order the yoke and pedals wired with usb connections isolated from the throttle quadrant. I spoke with Precision Flight controls, and they told me to read your documentation about the pfc.dll to decide how I want the yoke and pedals wired.

Hello. I have a question about the perfect flight cirrus yoke, and pedals with the pfc.dll. I understand that you make a pfc.dll for the serial throttle quadrant. Are there any advantages to having the yoke and pedals wired to the quadrant via serial connections versus usb connections directly connected to the PC? PFC is asking me if I want the yoke and pedals to be usb or serial. If they are serial, they plug into the throttle quadrant and the quadrant plugs into the PC serial port. Otherwise, I could get them with usb cables and they would connect directly to the pc. I understand that the rudder trim wouldn't work, but I'm more concearned with being sure that that the yoke and pedals are as realistic as possible. Doesn't the fsuipc.dll make yokes and pedals more realistic? Thanks for all of your hard work by the way. Brannon