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Bin using my CH MFP with its own software to program diffrent buttones but not all are available, and i want to set up some mouse macros, but FSUIPC does not seem to recognize the buttons on the MFP when i push them, is there a way i can program them using FSUIPC and not the actual software.

thanks

andnava

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9 hours ago, Andnava said:

Bin using my CH MFP with its own software to program diffrent buttones but not all are available, and i want to set up some mouse macros, but FSUIPC does not seem to recognize the buttons on the MFP when i push them, is there a way i can program them using FSUIPC and not the actual software.

Does Windows see it as a "game controller"? Does FS? FSUIPC only scans and uses joystick type devices (plua GoFlight buttons and switches, through their DLL).

If it is a joystick type device it will appear in FSUIPC's joystick scan -- look at its Log file.

Maybe it is a joystick type device but you still have its own CH driver running and that prevents its buttons being seen?

Pete

 

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The MFP is just a bunch of buttons that i can assign a comand (for ex. Button 1 > shift a ) if i dont load the software it wont even funcion but i will try and play around with it im not to knowladgable about programing  and stuff but i will try, 

 

thanks

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32 minutes ago, Andnava said:

The MFP is just a bunch of buttons that i can assign a comand (for ex. Button 1 > shift a ) if i dont load the software it wont even funcion

So it's a specialised HID device, like the Goflight button/switch es like GF-P8 and GF-T8. Even for FSUIPC to see them a Goflight-supplied DLL is needed,though you can program them directly using Lua plug-ins. Even your device can probably be programmed that way, you just need to do a bit of detective work to decode the data you receive.

It is very unusual for a simply button device to have its own unique protocol so it has to have its maker's software.

Pete

 

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I just did a search on "CH MFP", and see this subject came up 9 years ago and was defnitively answered by Bob Church "Stickworks" who is the known expert of CH devices:

Pete

 

 

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