bravolima Posted November 27, 2018 Report Posted November 27, 2018 With some colleagues we try to configure a extended intercom-solution for a Pro-Sim B737-Home-Cockpit using a external Audio -Mixer- Software ( Search for Voicemeeters ; funtions like select on/off and volume can be accessed by makros). With this Mixer-Software up to eight audio-channels can be distributed and controlled. (2xATC, CPT, FO, Callout, Instructor) more than for 2-man-Homecockpit are needed. Finally MIC-selection, channel-selection and volume-control of this Intercom-solution should be handled by CPFlight ASP. Therefor it is necessary to know, if values of the switches and buttons and the volume-controls of the CPflight ASP can be read by FSUIPC (and handled forward to other software). Bernhard (LSZH)
Pete Dowson Posted November 27, 2018 Report Posted November 27, 2018 3 hours ago, bravolima said: Therefor it is necessary to know, if values of the switches and buttons and the volume-controls of the CPflight ASP can be read by FSUIPC (and handled forward to other software). Sorry, but I do not know CPFlight equipment. If that unit looks like a Joystick type device, then, yes, FSUIPC should be able to see its buttons and axes natively. If it is recognised by Windows as a USB HID device then you could read the values by using a Lua plug-in which used the com library HID functions (there's a HID demo plug-in provided in the FSUIPC documents folder). In all other cases the answer is probably no -- you'd need to write a driver. I really think your question should be directed to CPflight. Ask them if the button and knob details can be read by programs other than theirs. Pete
bravolima Posted November 27, 2018 Author Report Posted November 27, 2018 thank you very much. Bernhard (LSZH)
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