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That works perfectly! Thanks Peter, I owe you one :D By the way, in case no one has told you lately; YOU DA MAN 8) -Chris

Thanks for the info Pete. I didn't think it was possible, but figured I'd make sure :) I currently have it set to disarm at 60 kts, so no big deal, just something that would be nice to have Additionally, I got to thinking, I may write a small C++ app that watches the KB/Joystick for a brake command and use that to set the disarm in FSUIPC... so many things to play with, so little time :lol: Thanks again for your help! -Chris

Hello all, I am trying to hack out the autobrake code for use in PMSystems, and I'm having a little trouble with the autobrake disarm. I want to write it, such that if the autobrake is braking, and the speed is below 60 kts, the autobrake will disarm when the user manually brakes (ie: by pressing the '.' key) Is there an offset which indicates manual braking? I have found the 0BC4 and 0BC6 for the L and R Brakes; but these values just indicate the braking force, and do not distinguish between the autobrake and manual braking. The docs refer to using the bytes 0C00 and 0C01 to simulate manual braking, but I cannot read from them (they stay 0, even when the '.' key is pressed) As far as I understand, these offsets are only used for setting manual braking (ie: simulating pressing '.') and not for reading the event. Is there any way to determine whether or not the user has pressed the brakes, or am I missing something in 0C00 and 0C01? Thanks, -Chris