fsuipc and ezdok

[Andre69271]

Hi,

Not sure if my question belong here or in ezdok forum, but .......

I am using both EZDOK 1.16 and FSUIPC 4.931.

When configuring ezdok cameras the FSX is paused, to bring Fsx back to life the key "P" is not responding, the only way I found, is to open the fsuipc window, closed it, and then hit again the "P" key!

Any suggestions?

Andre

 

 

[Pete Dowson]

Not sure if my question belong here or in ezdok forum, but .......

I am using both EZDOK 1.16 and FSUIPC 4.931.

When configuring ezdok cameras the FSX is paused, to bring Fsx back to life the key "P" is not responding, the only way I found, is to open the fsuipc window, closed it, and then hit again the "P" key!

Any suggestions?

 

It's nothing really to do with either FSUIPC or EZDOK, but simply loss of keyboard focus on FS. You can stop FS pausing on lost focus -- it's one of its Settings options. But to get the focus back on FS you would need to click on its window after you've finished with EZDOK settings, which are in a separate process (hence the loss of focus on the FS focus).

 

Pete

[alex_t2000]

hi all.just a quick question about fsuipc,,,does this fsuipc work with the leo bodnar bu8036x interface,,i would really like to know before i buy,i will be using fsuipc with the pmdg ngx aircrafts with a home made overhead panel ive nearly completed,,,any help would be appreciated......cheers alex

[Pete Dowson]

Why have you posted this under the thread title "FSUIPC and EZDOK"? Folks who do actually know Bodnar boards and might therefore help you won't be looking at this thread with such a title. Please always think before you post.

 

hi all.just a quick question about fsuipc,,,does this fsuipc work with the leo bodnar bu8036x interface,,i would really like to know before i buy,i will be using fsuipc with the pmdg ngx aircrafts with a home made overhead panel ive nearly completed,,,any help would be appreciated......cheers alex

 

I think you misunderstand. FSUIPC is not a hardware driver. It is an interface into FS for applications, including third party hardware drivers.

 

As far as I know the Bodnar INPUT boards are standard USB boards which emuiate joystick devices,  Both FSUIPC and FS support joysticks with up to 8 axes, 2 POVs and 32 buttons. If your board has more than this then the others would need to be dealt with by a separate program, or by a Lua plug-in, programmed using the com HID functions. For outputs, to indicators, lights and displays, you'd certainly need to write the driver yourself, maybe as part of that Lua plug-in.

 

You might get more help over in the myCockpit forums where there are a lot of Bodnar users. See http://www.mycockpit.org/forums/

 

Pete