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Yeees!!! They work perfect - reading and writing!!! Thanks a lot Mr. Dowson, this is a great thing!!!! Again - have a nice holiday and sorry for bothering you with this thing, I hope it will be also useful to all other flightsim enthusiasts! :) Best regards Boris Staykov

Waw, thanks again, that is great! I'll test everything today and by tonight i'll post the results! Best regards Boris Staykov

Thanks a lot! Actually the more important is to have way to check the status of the N1 hold button (on/off) and the actual value of N1 hold in % is not so interesting as far as i can just simply increment or decrement this value. And i am pretty sure that the "autopilot rpm hold" is the same as "n1 hold" but it must be checked anyway... Thank you very much again for all the answers and have a nice holiday! :) Best regards Boris Staykov

Uh, sorry, I just payed attention on this: "In the pre-FSX "FSUIPC for Programmers" document the relevant offsets (07F4 and 07FA) are just marked with queries, and as far as I am aware never worked."... I was so excited before that I missed that and I was wandering why they don't work on FSX... :).

Hello Mr Dowson, Thank you very much for this quick response, I really appreciate it!! Well, I did some tests after your reply and here is the situation: The commands AP_N1_HOLD, AP_N1_REF_DEC, AP_N1_REF_INC, AP_N1_REF_SET - they all work fine and do exactly what they should do - I checked them trough offset 3110 with fsbus. With the other offsets I just went crazy because whatever I did, I couldn't extract anything different then zeros, using both ways - with fsbus and FSInterrogate2std.exe and cycling trough all possible situations and airpanes in FSX. So these are the offsets that I was trying to read: 07FA, 07F4 (as you referred and as they are in the documentation) and offset 07F8 which I found marked in FSInterrogate as "AP RPM Value (?)". Anyway - from all 3 offsets I read only zeros all the time with no matter what I change in FSX. May I kindly ask you to check what's wrong with them - when you have time of course, its not an emergency :). Anyway - I can continue using offset 3110 to manipulate them, but it will be great if there is a way also to read the n1_hold button status and n1_ref value. Thanks again and best regards Boris Staykov

I want to ask does anybody know something about N1 reference and autopilot N1 Hold selctor offsets and when they will be supported by FSUIPC. So far I couldn't find any way to access these variables. The closest i found is autopilot rpm value and rpm hold but the reading and writing these addresses doesn't seem to have any effect on the default boeing 737 in FSX. For information - I am using full FSBUS hardware set and i am having really hard times trying to assign MCP functionality to it!