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  1. 1 hour ago, Pete Dowson said:

    If the buttons are programmed generically -- i.e NOT whilst in a profile, or with the profile check mark off -- then the apply all the time unless overridden in a profile. But if you programmed then whilst in a profile and with the profile check mark on, then they ONLY apply to that profile.

    That's the whole point in having profiles, so you can have different settings for flying different aircraft.

    I've never heard of profile selection by airport -- I don't know how you'd do that. You normally use the Sim's scenarios for that. I think you maybe mixing up FSUIPC's profiles and the saved flights or scenarios you have? the latter are to do with the Sim, nothing to do with FSUIPC. FSUIPC's profiles are changed automatically depending on the aircraft you load.

    Maybe you'd better show my your FSUIPC INI file (the one with the settings in) and tell me which button assignments keep "disappearning".

    Pete

     

    Yes Pete your are correct I mean scenarios and not profiles, I did mix them up. I actually don't use profiles in FSUIPC. At least not as far as I am aware.

    I will send you the FSUIPC if you still want to have a look at it when nest I power up the sim.

    Thanks,

    Michael.

  2. 14 minutes ago, Pete Dowson said:

    I suspect you are just using Profiles with different settings and have some otherwise similar aircraft registered in different profiles and you are thinking they should be the same. It really sounds like you need to tidy it all up if so.

    Pete

     

    Hi Pete, I fly only one aircraft Prosim737 (Flight Model). I'll program my eg: joystick (steering tiller) fly then when I come back in a day or two the joystick buttons that I programmed are gone (reset). I do have profiles for different airports which I use to load gate pos'n and radios tuned; do you mean that if I programmed a button/switch for a particular airport (profile) and then load another airport by profile that the buttons I just programmed for the other profile would not be there?

    Regards,

    Michael.

  3. 14 minutes ago, Pete Dowson said:

    If this the command line then it is no wonder it couldn't run. That says "run G:\ProSim737" (which is presumably a folder) with the parameter ProSim737.exe.

    Assuming the path is correct you need just G:\ProSim737\ProSim737.exe. You don't even need any " as this contains no spaces.

    Pete

     

    Yes Pete, correct; I entered by mistake an quotation mark in the line - G:\ProSim737ProSim737.exe"

     

  4. 2 minutes ago, Pete Dowson said:

    If this the command line then it is no wonder it couldn't run. That says "run G:\ProSim737" (which is presumably a folder) with the parameter ProSim737.exe.

    Assuming the path is correct you need just G:\ProSim737\ProSim737.exe. You don't even need any " as this contains no spaces.

    Pete

     

    Oh dear, silly me. I didn't notice that.

    Again, thanks and I'll report further.

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    You should be able to do that from the task bar - did you try?

    No I didn't, and will do so  next.

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    It would help if you also showed me your FSUIPC6.ini file

    I will send this on my next reply.

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    So, if FSUIPC didn't start prosim, something else did. If FSUIPC didn't start prosim, it won't be able to stop/kill it when terminating. Could that message therefore be from ProSim that has lost its FSUIPC connection as FSUIPC has terminated?

    FSUIPC didn't/couldn't start Prosim so I did that myself, so maybe that was the cause of the error#12. I check again.

    I will look further into this.

    Thanks.

  6. On 5/24/2021 at 6:39 AM, John Dowson said:

    You need to determine which one, if any, is showing that message. Could it be something else? You could also show me your FSUIPC log file (and ini maybe) - that should show what was started and shut down.

    Hi John, I removed all the programs except for Prosim737 and I am still getting the error after shutdown of P3D. I have attached the log file for your perusal.

    Thanks.

    FSUIPC6.log

  7. 2 minutes ago, John Dowson said:

    What program is sending that message? Are you using FSUIPC to shutdown that program as well?

    Hello John, I am using Prosim737 and use FSUIPC to start Opencockpits SIOC, Prosim737 MCP and Prosim737. Not sure which one (or if all) is the culprit.

    I suspected it might have been that.

    Thanks very much for the reply.

    Michael.

  8. On 8/16/2018 at 4:49 AM, spokes2112 said:

    If FSUIPC 5 contains the same run functions as FSUIPC 4 then take a look at the
    \modules\FSUIPC Documents\FSUIPC Documents\FSUIPC# for Advanced Users.pdf
    look for the "Programs: facilities to load and run additional programs" section.

    If it all carried over from FSUIPC 4 then something like the following "may" work - (as an example)
    RunIf1=READY,DELAY,C:\Windows\System32\notepad.exe

    The above will give a 10 second delay "after" the sim is up and running.
    Again this is under the assumption that the facilities are still available in FSUIPC 5

    No hurting in giving it a try.. Pete will be back soon and can give further advise.


     

    Thanks. tried it and it works.

  9. Hi Pete;

    I seemed to have solved the problem. I decided to strip down the rudder pedals on the co-pilot's side, which was giving the problem. I found one of the wire connectors slack on the brake pot. Securing it properly to the pot has fixed the problem, or so it appears. So all flight control usb devices are functioning correctly now.

    If you still want the data requested I have attached for your perusal.

    Thanks very much,

    Michael.

    Current User.reg.txt

    FSUIPC4.ini

    FSUIPC4.log

    HidScanner.log

    Local Mach.reg.txt

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