dazzan Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 Hi Pete I am using for programming my GF 45 rotaries the following lines: 165=B66C0=4 P125,14,C1046,0 166=B66C0=4 U125,14,C1046,0 167=B66C0=4 P125,15,C1046,0 168=B66C0=4 U125,15,C1046,0 169=B66C0=4 P125,13,C1047,0 170=B66C0=4 U125,13,C1047,0 171=B66C0=4 P125,12,C1047,0 172=B66C0=4 U125,12,C1047,0 173=B66C0=4 P125,10,C1048,0 174=B66C0=4 U125,10,C1048,0 175=B66C0=4 P125,11,C1048,0 176=B66C0=4 U125,11,C1048,0 177=B66C0=4 P125,8,C1049,0 178=B66C0=4 U125,8,C1049,0 179=B66C0=4 P125,9,C1049,0 180=B66C0=4 U125,9,C1049,0 181=B66C0=5 P125,14,C1050,0 182=B66C0=5 U125,14,C1050,0 183=B66C0=5 P125,15,C1050,0 184=B66C0=5 U125,15,C1050,0 185=B66C0=5 P125,13,C1051,0 186=B66C0=5 U125,13,C1051,0 187=B66C0=5 P125,12,C1051,0 188=B66C0=5 U125,12,C1051,0 189=B66C0=5 P125,10,C1052,0 190=B66C0=5 U125,10,C1052,0 191=B66C0=5 P125,11,C1052,0 192=B66C0=5 U125,11,C1052,0 193=B66C0=5 P125,8,C1053,0 194=B66C0=5 U125,8,C1053,0 195=B66C0=5 P125,9,C1053,0 196=B66C0=5 U125,9,C1053,0 The problem is when decreasing for example the Adf (1or2) from 400 it should go to 399 but instead it jumps to 500 But for example from 399 it decreases to 398 and so on. The problem seems to be when changing the hundreds. Shall I use perhaps the fs2004 controls like: 165=B66C0=4 P125,14,65668,0 166=B66C0=4 U125,14,65668,0 167=B66C0=4 P125,15,65668,0 168=B66C0=4 U125,15,65568,0 and so on THanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pete Dowson Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 I am using for programming my GF 45 rotaries the following lines: ... The problem is when decreasing for example the Adf (1or2) from 400 it should go to 399 but instead it jumps to 500 But for example from 399 it decreases to 398 and so on. The problem seems to be when changing the hundreds. I don't see how that can be anything to do with how you program your switches, as those FSUIPC controls don't provide individual digit adjustments, only separate fractional and integral inc/decs. Shall I use perhaps the fs2004 controls like:165=B66C0=4 P125,14,65668,0 166=B66C0=4 U125,14,65668,0 167=B66C0=4 P125,15,65668,0 168=B66C0=4 U125,15,65568,0 and so on Well, you'd need C's in there to show they were Controls, and of course where the ADF radio has a standby, those change the standby frequency not the "in use" value as for the FSUIPC controls. Also, that series are for adjusting each digit separately. If you want to use the equivalent "standby" adjusters as the "in use" adjusters provided by FSUIPC you would use those like 66461, 66462, 66543 and 66542. However, I'm rather concerned over how your decrement from 400 could possibly go to 500. Can you enable both button and event logging in FSUIPC's Logging page, and show me just this part please (keep it short, just set things up ready, enable the logging, do the deed, disable the logging)? Regards, Pete Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pete Dowson Posted March 24, 2006 Report Share Posted March 24, 2006 The problem is when decreasing for example the Adf (1or2) from 400 it should go to 399 but instead it jumps to 500 But for example from 399 it decreases to 398 and so on. The problem seems to be when changing the hundreds. I've found this -- it is a long-standing bug in FSUIPC! In fact, decreasing from 400 here goes to 559! It is a silly small error in my code. I have fixed it here and the corrected version of FSUIPC will be available in the Interim Versions announcement above within a day or two, by Monday for sure. Thanks for the report. Oddly, that makes two very old bugs reported in this one week, whereas none have been for a long time. I am expecting a thirddon't things always come in threes? ;-) Regards, Pete Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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