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  1. WideCLient FS98 - Waiting for a Connection

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    Suddenly after installing V5 i now get this on my client PC

     

     

    ********* WideClient Log [version 7.146] Class=FS98MAIN *********
    Date (dmy): 19/05/20, Time 11:10:02.760: Client name is PC2
          125 LUA: "C:\Users\verno\Desktop\WideFS\Initial.LUA": not found
          203 Attempting to connect now
          203 Trying to locate server: Need details from Server Broadcast
          203 Failed to connect: waiting to try again
         1219 Attempting to connect now
         2266 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
         2266 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
         2266 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
        12860 New Client Application: "ProSimUtils" (Id=9752)
        23344 Error on client pre-Connection Select() [Error=10060] Connection timed out
        23344 Ready to try connection again
        24375 Attempting to connect now
        24375 Giving up server, looking for another!
        24375 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
        24375 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
        24375 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
        46391 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
        46391 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
        46391 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
        68391 Giving up server, looking for another!
        68391 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
        68391 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
        68391 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
        90391 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
        90391 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
        90391 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       112391 Giving up server, looking for another!
       112391 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       112391 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       112391 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       134453 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       134453 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       134453 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       156469 Giving up server, looking for another!
       156469 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       156469 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       156469 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       178516 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       178531 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       178531 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       200531 Giving up server, looking for another!
       200531 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       200531 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       200531 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       222547 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       222547 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       222547 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       244547 Giving up server, looking for another!
       244547 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       244563 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       244563 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       266563 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       266563 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       266563 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       288610 Giving up server, looking for another!
       288610 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       288625 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       288625 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       310625 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       310641 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       310641 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       332688 Giving up server, looking for another!
       332688 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       332688 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       332688 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130
       354688 Server = DESKTOP-EI9RCDF
       354688 Trying TCP/IP host "DESKTOP-EI9RCDF" port 8002 ...
       354688 ... Okay, IP Address = 192.168.1.130

       361438 ****** End of session performance summary ******
       361438 Total time connected = 0 seconds
       361438 Reception maximum:  0 frames/sec, 0 bytes/sec
       361438 Transmission maximum:  0 frames/sec, 0 bytes/sec
       361438 Max receive buffer = 0, Max send depth = 0, Send frames lost = 0

       361438 **************** Individual client application activity ****************
       361438 Client 9752 requests: 1749 (Ave 1749/sec), Data: 99693 bytes (99693/sec), Average 57 bytes/Process

       361438 ********* Log file closed (Buffers: MaxUsed 1, Alloc 1749 Freed 1749 Refused 0) *********
     

  2. FSUIPC offset 3340.0

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    10 minutes ago, Pete Dowson said:

    So what is setting it? Since the virtual button offsets are supposed to be INPUTS to the software (ProSim in this case), ProSim should NOT be programmed to write to them!  It is the job of your cpFlight switches to do that!

    I think you might be getting yourself confused between switch inputs and ProSim settings.

    Either way, as I said, it isn't an FSUIPC matter. FSUIPC is merely a repository for the data you are storing in and reading from these offsets. FSUIPC isn't doing anything with them if you are not programming the virtual buttons so signalled.

    Pete

     

    I got it working pete. I had my yoke button assigned for intercom switch in Prosim737  

  3. FSUIPC offset 3340.0

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    2 minutes ago, Pete Dowson said:

    So what is setting it? Since the virtual button offsets are supposed to be INPUTS to the software (ProSim in this case), ProSim should NOT be programmed to write to them!  It is the job of your cpFlight switches to do that!

    I think you might be getting yourself confused between switch inputs and ProSim settings.

    Either way, as I said, it isn't an FSUIPC matter. FSUIPC is merely a repository for the data you are storing in and reading from these offsets. FSUIPC isn't doing anything with them if you are not programming the virtual buttons so signalled.

    Pete

     

    I set it. In GATES you have I/C i set 3340.0

    Its all to confusing for me i’m best to leave it alone.

  4. FSUIPC offset 3340.0

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    Just now, Pete Dowson said:

    0x1 means the switch is ON. It would be 0x0 if it was OFF.

    If it got set to 0x1 then I assume that was your cpflight software doing it. If it doesn't change when you operate the switch then to me that suggests a broken switch or a loose connection.

    Don't cpFlight provide any way to verify that your hardware is all working okay?

    Either way, it really isn't an FSUIPC support matter, but cpflight as I suggested before.

    Pete

     

    Pete, i found why it was on - because i use Prosim737 intercom i set ALWAYS ON for my intercom. Now i have turned it off its showing = 0x0

  5. FSUIPC offset 3340.0

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    2 hours ago, Pete Dowson said:

    You can check yourself. In the FSUIPC Logging tab, Monitor (8right-hand side), add offset 3340 and 3344, both as type U32, and check Hex (so we can see the bits set or clear).

    Set for the normal log below, so the values are logged. (You can display on screen also).

    Use your switches and see if you get the offsets changing.

    You can also set or clear the bits by assigning a button or keystroke to Offset Byte Setbits, Offset Byte Clearbits, or Offset Byte Togglebits, giving the offset as x3340 and the bits as parameter (1 for 3340.0,  2, 4, 8, 16 ... 128 for 3340.7)

    Pete

     

     


    Ok, its showing as IPC: 3340 (U32) = 0x1

    I’m activating the I/C switch but its stuck on 0x1

    Does this make sense? 

  6. FSUIPC offset 3340.0

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    2 hours ago, Pete Dowson said:

    Okay. I have one like that on my aft overhead, but I've programmed that to operate a keypress in Pilot2ATC (the ATC program I use) to switch between two different sound outputs -- one to my headsets and the other to my overhead speakers. All this is on a separate PC from both ProSim and P3D. So I really don't know how it relates to what you are programming.

    It definitely sounds like a question for cpFlight. Have they programmed the pedestal, or did you?

    Pete

     


    Its all plug and play Cpflight pedestal.

    Not sure Cpflight can do anything though? Because i have 3344.0 and 3344.1 working. Unless i need to assign something else somewhere maybe?

  11. Yoke assignment

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    On 9/26/2019 at 5:24 PM, John Dowson said:

    Your log file doesn't show much, except that that you keep losing your connection, which is strange. Did you not activate the suggested logging? You need to do this so that I can see what is being sent when you activate yout button.

    Maybe also post your ini file with your next log as well

    How do you activate the logging? I’m not at my PC so can’t check the manual.

    Cheers

  12. Yoke assignment

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    18 hours ago, John Dowson said:

    Your log file doesn't show much, except that that you keep losing your connection, which is strange. Did you not activate the suggested logging? You need to do this so that I can see what is being sent when you activate yout button.

    Maybe also post your ini file with your next log as well

    Sorry haven’t had time let me do this tomorrow if i can.

  14. Yoke assignment

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    1 hour ago, John Dowson said:

    Ah, ok. Not familiar with UGCX, but I can see that they repurpose this control as a soft mute on a 'push-to-hold' basis, so I guess that makes sense.

    Did you try logging to confirm that all your assignments are being used?

    Btw, John not Pete!

     

    FSUIPC5.log

     

    above is my log. I don’t think the UGCX propeller sync is working because it will show up on the top screen of P3D in a green bar

  22. Yoke assignment

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    17 minutes ago, John Dowson said:

    Brief instructions (although you are better off reading the manuals!): Set up one control on your button. Open your FSUIPC ini in a text editor and locate that button entry and save it. Then re-assing your button to the second control (or keypress). Open your ini file again, and post the entry you saved at the end of the [Buttons] section (or your [Buttons.<profileName>] section if you are using profiles) , making sure to change the initial number of the line you posted to 1 greater than the last entry in that section.

    Ok something like this -

    line 24 is my Vpilot PTT and line 52 is UGCX soft mute

    image.jpg

  23. Yoke assignment

    in FSUIPC Support Pete Dowson Modules

    Posted

    12 minutes ago, John Dowson said:

    If you want multiple assignments on a button, then you can only achieve this by manually editing the FSUIPC ini file. Please see the section entitled Button Programming in the FSUIPC Advanced User Guide, starting on p16. Alternatively, you could assign to a compound (or multi-action) macro - see Multiple actions in one macro control, p35.

    John

     

    This is really technical for me. Could you give me a quick run down on easiest steps to accomplish this please

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