Marker question

[Achilles Philippopoulos]

Hi,

I am trying to figure out what you mean by (activated when true)

0BAC 2 Inner Marker: activated when TRUE

0BAE 2 Middle Marker: activated when TRUE

0BB0 2 Outer Marker: activated when TRUE

Never find out a way to recieve a true flag from those offsets. What I do wrong?

[Pete Dowson]

I am trying to figure out what you mean by (activated when true)

Never find out a way to recieve a true flag from those offsets. What I do wrong?

I'll explain both words:

"Activated" means that the Marker radio signal is being received and the sound (if enabled) is heard and the O M or I light is lit or flashing. If you are not receiving a marker signal then the Marker receiver is currently inactive, i.e. "not activated" by a signal. Okay? Note that you have to be pretty much overhead a marker to receive it and so activate the receiver into providing the sound and flashing light.

"True" is a BOOLEAN expression, the opposite of which is FALSE. In FS (and most programming) terms, TRUE is represented by a non-zero value, and FALSE by a zero value. Ok?

Regards

Pete

[Achilles Philippopoulos]

thanks forthe explanation. maybe I am not very close to get the marker signal.

I am trying to figure out what you mean by (activated when true)

Never find out a way to recieve a true flag from those offsets. What I do wrong?

I'll explain both words:

"Activated" means that the Marker radio signal is being received and the sound (if enabled) is heard and the O M or I light is lit or flashing. If you are not receiving a marker signal then the Marker receiver is currently inactive, i.e. "not activated" by a signal. Okay? Note that you have to be pretty much overhead a marker to receive it and so activate the receiver into providing the sound and flashing light.

"True" is a BOOLEAN expression, the opposite of which is FALSE. In FS (and most programming) terms, TRUE is represented by a non-zero value, and FALSE by a zero value. Ok?

Regards

Pete