setup FSUIPC with FlightPM A320 Throttle

[ifhandp]

*** Moved from FAQ sub-forum to main support forum ***

Hi all...
Can any of you help me to setup my Throttle A320 from FlightPM on my p3d game version v5?

I really appreciate your help.
Thank You

Edited April 22 by John Dowson
Moved to main support forum

[John Dowson]

First, you posted in the FAQ sub-forum where it explicitly states NOT for support requests. I have moved your post, but please take care to post in the correct forum for support.

1 hour ago, ifhandp said:

Can any of you help me to setup my Throttle A320 from FlightPM on my p3d game version v5?

What have you tries? What problems are you having? Does FSUIPC recognise your throttle? If so, it should be relatively straightforward to assign.
What aircraft are you using in P3D?

 

[ifhandp]

I used the Fslabs A320SL addons, I couldn't find a way to change the assignment of the Crank button, Normal Mode, IGN/Start, and I also couldn't find the appropriate engine handle position. 

basically do you have a guide to setup for FlightPM Throttle,

[John Dowson]

3 hours ago, ifhandp said:

basically do you have a guide to setup for FlightPM Throttle,

No. As far as FSUIPC is concerned, your controller is just a collection of buttons and axes just like any other hardware throttle, and setting up all controllers is exactly the same.
What is more important is the aircraft you are setting this up for. I don't have the FSLabs A320, but I think that uses quite a few custom controls via the Rotor Brake control. You need to check what custom controls are available if the standard controls don't work. These should be documented with the aircraft, or check the FSLabs forums.

You can also try logging - this should tell you if a standard event/control is used or a custom control (a custom control number or the Rotor Brake control parameter) . Activate logging for Events (non-axes controls) and open the logging console. Then you can click the function in the VC and see what is logged and then use that (i.e. assign to the event/control and parameter used).

Also I think the Pilot's Deck plugin works for the A320 - you could check that out and see what that uses.

John