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Hi, 

 

Im new in the topic.

Tyring to connect arduino uno with prosim737.

I followed:

https://mickeys-flightdeck.de/2019/04/07/connecting-an-arduino-to-prosim737/

(interfacing arduino with prosim737 via SIOC/IOCP server)

 

If you go to prosim737 / config / configuration / combined config

and assign any event from the list to a specific variable (e.g MCP/HDG assigned to IOCP variable no.1 - you have to type 1 next to HDG)

then you can easily read this variable using arduino.

It works.

But now Id like to read different variables/events which are not listed there. 

How can I do this?

The aim is to read e.g. ailerons position via arduino connected via ethernet.

Thx for any help/suggestions.

 

 

 

 

 

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Is it possible to get some P3D parameters directly to arduino using fsuipc? (using ethernet connection)

 

or how can I build a widefs client on arduino (ethernet) to read some events/varibles from fsuipc?

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  • MM007 changed the title to ARDUINO + FSUIPC + PROSIM737

Depends how you read them, but 10/sec sounds reasonable. If you use event.offset, your provided function will be called each time the offset value changes. Or you could use event.timer  to poll at any interval you specify. For lvars, you can use the event.lvar function, which has a minimum monitor time of 100ms.

John

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