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  1. Thanks John for your reply. I have to be more precise with all my previous tests. I use three software FSX PROSIM737 and SIOC from opencockpits. May be a bad interaction between these software. I just did a test with FSX alone. Gauge needle movement works almost normally. By activating the microswitch with my hand, the flaps increase or decrease correctly. So it's a manufacturing problem of the throttle and the compound buttons of FSUIPC work correctly. I therefore close this topic by thanking you for listening to me. best regards
  2. Hi Peter, I bought an old DIY joystick (Boeing 737) whose speedbrake and flaps are built from microswitches and not potentiometers. Everything is connected to a Bodnard bu0386x. For the flaps, a micro-switch gives the direction (up or down) and another on the lever goes from on/off when you pull on the lever to change notches. I am using FSUIPC's compound buttons function to pass the flap increment or flap decrement commands. If I choose an FSX plane, I can see on the 3D view the needle of the gauge progressing (flap1,2,5, etc) but if I retract the flaps from one notch, the needle returns directly to flap1. I spent a lot of time without finding the solution. Can you help me. LOG_FSUIPC.txt fsuipc_ini_boeing737.txt
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