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Thank you for your reply. I am not using macros at the moment. The path to the macro file and the macro file exist, but nothing has been set. I will write a report on this problem below. For now, I have chosen a different solution. I have a Leo Bodnar Electronics BU0836X. I used this board in the past, but I remembered it, so I dug it out in the warehouse. When I connected this interface to the current system, it was displayed in the Device section of MSFS2024, and I was able to confirm that it could be used. So, I wired it from the trim switch of the PFC yoke and connected it to it. I used a connector between them, so I can easily return it to its original state at any time. I used solder and a glue gun to get it done. I think it worked well. As a result, I was able to operate the trim without any problems in normal use. Other than the trim, the PFC system can be used without any problems thanks to the FSUIPC, so I am very grateful for this product. For the time being, I will operate it using the method using the BU0836X of Leo Bodnar Electronics, but I would like to try the method you proposed when I have time.

Hi John. Thank you. Yes, as you said, it is automatically assigned to the 6th position. Therefore, it is assigned to the axis and is working correctly. I also reset this 6th value to the standard value. By the way, changing this value did not change the operation speed. The value fluctuates by 128. This is logged by 128, so the operation seems to be correct. However, the speed is fast. I felt that it was beyond the range of FSUIPC adjustment. This may be due to the fast physical speed of the PCF elevator trim (yoke) switch itself. If so, I may need to change this switch itself to something else. Thank you for everything. Below are the values. AXIS: Cntrl= 65706 (0x000100aa), Param= 5819 (0x000016bb) ELEVATOR_TRIM_SET Throttle1=-16380,-256,256,16380/32

Just to add, all the switches except for the elevator trim now work properly. I would say my problem is already 90% solved. Thank you so much. I'm really grateful.

Hi John. I tried to change the settings as described above, but the elevator trim switch on the PFC yoke was not this way. It seems that this is the case in FSUIPC7 250515.ini: ElevatorTrim=1024/-16383,1024/16383. I change the settings but I don't see any change. What would be the correct way to edit this value to slow down the elevator trim? I also use Go-Flight Devices, and they all work fine. I am once again reminded of the wonderful functions of FSUIPC. I really want to say thank you. The method you showed me above works fine with the elevator trim assigned to Go-Flight. FSUIPC7 250515.ini FSUIPC7 250515.log PFChid64 250515.ini PFChid64 250515.log

Hi John. Thanks. I've almost solved the trim problem. By editing the TrimRange value in the manual, it is no longer as sensitive as before. Specifically, I set [Config]TrimRange=16 in PFChid64.ini. Even at 16, it is still a little sensitive, but any value below this is automatically set to 16. Is there a way to make it a little smaller? I haven't tried the PFC macro yet. I'm reading the manual over and over again to understand it better. I really appreciate your support.

Hi John. First, I'd like to thank you. I've successfully assigned the throttle, props, and mixture.So, at a minimum, I can fly using PFC. I still feel like the macro assignments aren't working properly. There are several types: 1. Like trim issues, the assignments are correct, but there are problems with operation. 2. FSUIPC7 doesn't respond when I operate the switches. This is all about the buttons and switches. The switches and buttons that are working now seem to have been assigned automatically, and they are working without any problems. They are the lights, magneto, parking brake, etc. Also, there are some parts where the ASSIGN of some switches is inconsistent. But this is just a report. I'm going to dig deeper to find a solution tomorrow.

Hi John. Thank you so much for your kindness. You have provided so much information and it has been very helpful. I would like to use your information to dig a little deeper and learn more about each of these topics.

Thank you for yesterday! I tried it today. In conclusion, the ailerons are working. The flaps are working. The light system is mostly fine. The battery master and alternator have a problem with ASSIGN, but they are working. The avionics master is assigned to the right of the alternator. The parking brake is working properly. The problem is the trim. The trim works, but if you press it a little, it suddenly changes a lot. One push of it makes 10 units, and if you press it for a long time, it suddenly reaches the maximum. I tried adjusting it with sets and curves, but it didn't work. I also couldn't assign the throttle or mixture. I read all the threads you linked to. My model seems to be an old USB type, so I think I should use a combination of FSUIPC7 and PFChid64.dll. There is only server in the add-ons, and PFC is not displayed. I found PFChid64.log, so I checked it, but it showed many errors like Macros not found: "C:\FSUIPC7\PFC.mcro". Is there somewhere I can download this from? I will also upload the log of this test. Note that the Ch product is also running at the same time during operation testing. I plan to remove this when actually using it. However, at the moment the throttle isn't working, so I am running this as well. These are my experiences on MSFS2024. I have not tried 2020. FSUIPC7_prev 0507.log

Hi John. Thank you for your kindness. I'll read the thread you provided and try again tomorrow night after work! Yes, you're right, the log file I sent earlier was not starting MSFS. I should have sent the correct one, but the symptoms were the same, so I sent this one. I read your explanation and learned how to solve the problem. I realized that the file I was using was for the serial port. I'll let you know again when it works.

*** Moved to FSUIPC7 support sub-forum *** Hi I used FSUIPC all the time back in the FSX days. I think it has very good functions. I think that made my SIM experience the best I had at that time. I stopped using flight simulators for 10 years, but I started flight SIM again with MSFS. I kept the PFC device all the time. However, I'm currently having a problem. MSFS is quite different from the SIM I know, such as the fact that it is operated through Steam. Also, I feel that the knowledge to operate it properly is outdated if I only have old memories. Specifically, it includes the following: Yesterday, I tried to use PFC Cirrus II USB with MSFS 2020 and 2024, but it didn't work.I read on other forums that PFC Cirrus II USB works properly. It was for MSFS2020.At this time, I couldn't find any information on PFC Cirrus II USB on MSFS2024. Maybe no one has tried it with MSFS2024. But in my case, it doesn't work well with either MSFS2020 or 2024. This is true whether I use FSUIPC7 or the default settings of MSFS. These MSFS are the Steam versions. Also, in the FSUIPC7 log and ini file, there are places where "Product = PFC Cirrus II" is written, so it seems to be recognized. It is also recognized in MSFS Devicesetting, but when I try to assign ASSIGN, nothing happens. I tried various things but couldn't solve the problem, so I decided to post on the forum to get your help. PFCDLL is located in the FSUIPC7 folder, at "C:\FSUIPC7\PFCDLL". Furthermore, operation tests using PFCTestGUI work without any problems. For now, I can use the SIM by using the CH Products York and a game controller borrowed from my son, but the PFC device is necessary for me. I have uploaded the FSUIPC7 "Log" file. If necessary, I will also upload the "ini" file. FSUIPC7_prev s.log