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  1. Hi Pete, I tried to use FSUIPC Event logging to capture the command, however when I push the NAV-selector nothing is logged, other buttons are logged okay, so I think I am missing something, and I have no idea what. So I will search the internet for an answer. Thanks for uour help. Regards, Koos
  2. Hi Pete, thanks for your reply, I will try your options as soon as I am back at the cockpit, I am out for a few days. I'll keep you informed. Regards, Koos
  3. MOVED FROM FAQ SUBFORUM! Please ALWAYS post Support Questions to the Support Forum! Hello Pete, How can I use a button assigned to offset 0x0374,(NAV1/NAV2 used in Garmin G1000), in FSUIPC? I'm using Leo Bodnar's BBI-32 button box to control the Garmin G1000 on the Skylane T182T, it works very well with assigning buttons via FSUIPC but I cannot send this offset 0374 to select Nav1 or Nav2 to FSX. do you know a way to do that or do I need another approach ? Thanks in advance, Koos, the Netherlands
  4. Hello, I assigned the GPS "CLR"-button via FSUICP to GPS-CLR function, works okay, but the "CLR" button also has an extra function when pressed longer. That function should be to go to the home screen, but I have no idea how to set that fuction to the up to the "CLR"=button. Anyone has an idea how to do that ? Regards, Koos
  5. Hello Pete, Thanks for your help.. First let me describe the hardware i will be using for the trimotor. I use FSX + Prosim737 and a Opencockpits DC- motor card controlled via Sioc. It is just a basic test to eventualy building a motorized trimwheel. I found in the FSUIPC Reference manual an offset that I think that it is just what I need to control the DC-motorcard, namely: the offset $3370, so I would like to use the value of byte $337, 0, 1 or 2 , in a Sioc script to use those values to control my motor. The main question is , can I use the following declaration to get the value of offset $3370 in Var21 so I can convert Var21 into values I need to control my DC-motor card? If I use the following script: Var 21 name Trimwheel link Fsuipc_in offset $3370 length 4 Will the Var21 be filled wth contents from $3370 ? If so, than I can use it, but when I tested it, nothing is filled in Var21. Regards, Koos
  6. Hello Pete, I need some help with the following issue. In the FSUIPC Programmers Reference manual I found the following description about the elevator trim motor. << Offset $3370 length 4 >> Four single byte PFC driver ?alive counters: 3370 = COM port read thread alive and running 3371 = Elevator trim motor action (0=off, 1=up, 2=dn) <<== I need this value to start and stop my trimmotor 3372 = COM port write thread alive 3373 = Main FS chain alive so i wrote a small sioc script as follows: ========================================================================================== Var 20 name Motor_1 Link USB_DCMOTOR Output 1 // DC motor variable control Var 21 name TRIMWHEEl Link FSUIPC_IN Offset $3371 Length 4 // get TRIMWHEEL value from $3371 = Elevator trim motor action (0=off, 1=up, 2=dn) { &Motor_1 = &TRIMWHEEL // the motor change stops ans starts depending on &TRIMWHEEL } =========================================================================================== saved this file in the SIOC-config and started FSX, SIOC and Prosim completely, but in flight I did not get any input in &TRIMWHEEL, checked in IOCPConsole from SIOC. I know I have to mask out bits, but the contents of the &TRIMWHEEL is not filled, it stays zero. Can you expalin to me what I do wrong ?? Do I need to load some extra .dll's ? I'm running SIOC version 4.01, have a full FSUIPC license and for the flight sim I run Prosim737, (licensed) Regards, Koos Remigius, The Netherlands
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