GoldenAero7

Ah, I do get a rate of ~62ms after turning off the lua plugin logging. Seems like the issue has been resolved. Thank you very much for your assistance. Zamir

I have given your suggestion a try but it came to no avail as the delay still exists. I have attached the log files for the session I had on the latest release which was manually started. Zamir FSrecord.csv FSUIPC7.ini FSUIPC7.log

Alright. I will give it a try. Zamir

How about this link?

Zipping the files didn't work as the upload limit was still too small. Instead, I have uploaded the files onto this link Zamir

I could not attach the files you requested here due to file size constraints. Hence, I have pasted the contents of FSUIPC7.ini and FSrecord.csv as following. However, please advice on how i could share the FSUPIC7.log file as it is tremendously bigger in size. Also, these files are obtained after running the latest beta release. The aircraft I have loaded is Guimbal Cabri G2 which, correct me if I'm wrong, is a GA aircraft. Zamir

Thank you for the suggestion. I have tried to manually restart FSUIPC but the data is still logged at ~800ms intervals. The issue is still not resolved. I would appreciate it if you could have a thorough look into this issue. Thanks, Zamir

Greetings. I am developing an application that requires real-time data from FS. I have used "record to csv.lua" for reading values of specific parameters required through FSUIPC7. It is stated that "record to csv.lua" writes data into csv 20 times per second, which means the interval between each data would be 50 msec. However, after viewing the data in the csv file, i have noticed that the "msecs" values shows that there is an interval of 0.8~1 second between each data capture. I have inserted the csv file that was produced from a session I had on FS. As seen under the "msecs" header, the values increment by almost a thousand between each row which corresponds to a second. Is this behaviour normal? Is my assumption on the "msecs" values wrong in any way? Any enlightenment is greatly appreciated. FSrecord.csv