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Hi..

Im using Project Magenta software.

I want to assign two axis on my CH TQ for the Fuel Cutoff to the PMSystem.

the Offsets are

561A .0 CutoffL

561A .1 CutoffR

ON = Cutoff

OFF = IDLE

But I dont understand how to do it.. Im using a other axis for gear up and down. but I dont use any offset for that.. using the "buildt in" values.

Can anybody help me with this issue ?

Best Regards

Tom Stian Bjerk

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I want to assign two axis on my CH TQ for the Fuel Cutoff to the PMSystem.

Hmmm. A bit of a waste of axes when fuel cutoff/idle is really only a toggle lever/switch?

the Offsets are

561A .0 CutoffL

561A .1 CutoffR

ON = Cutoff

OFF = IDLE

But I dont understand how to do it.. Im using a other axis for gear up and down. but I dont use any offset for that.. using the "buildt in" values.

How have you done it for the Gear on an axis, then? If you've been assigning controls in the right-hand side of the FSUIPC axis assignments tab, then it is identical for FSUIPC offsets. You just need to use the "Offset" controls for that instead of the "Gear" controls.

For SETTING a bit, you'd use Offset Byte Setbits, for Clearing a bit you'd use Offset Byte Clrbits. In the above cases the offset is x561A for both left and right, but the bit value is 1 (=2^0) for Left and 2 (=2^1) for Right. The offset values go into the Offset field (which will magically appear when you select an Offset control), and the bit values go into the Parameter field.

Regards

Pete

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