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Matt Olieman
04-04-2006, 09:32 AM
I'm redoing my EFIS/FCU. Currently I just display the numbers, no dots or
dashes or indicators of what mode, etc.

Is there anyone, that has the FCU displays, displaying exactly as indicated

in the PM FCU software graphics? If so, would you share what
hardware/interface you are using?

Thanks,
Matt Olieman
Matt@A340project.us

Glenn Mason
04-04-2006, 11:23 AM
I'm using SIOC (Opencockpits) and have my FCU working with all the indicator
lights and dashed displays.
The boards are easy to build and they were a very nice group of people to
deal with when I ordered.

Only thing I had some problems with was when changing from the MCDU modes
back to commanded values the pm FCU wasnt updating the corresponding variables
in time so values didnt match.

I did send Enrico an email a while ago, so this may have been fixed. I'm
moving the sim into its own room so dont have all the computers linked at the
moment to check, hopefully within a couple of weeks it will be fully flying
again.

Glenn.
Edmonton, AB.

Matt Olieman
04-04-2006, 11:53 AM
Thanks Glenn, Very much appreciated.

I know SIOC (Opencockpits) have been mentioned many times within the
builders groups, but have to admit, I do not know where to go :) Would you

please give me link?

Thanks,
Matt Olieman


"Glenn Mason" wrote in message
news:407261.81373@wb.onvix.com...
> I'm using SIOC (Opencockpits) and have my FCU working with all the
> indicator
> lights and dashed displays.
> The boards are easy to build and they were a very nice group of people to
> deal with when I ordered.
>
> Only thing I had some problems with was when changing from the MCDU modes
> back to commanded values the pm FCU wasnt updating the corresponding
> variables
> in time so values didnt match.
>
> I did send Enrico an email a while ago, so this may have been fixed. I'm
> moving the sim into its own room so dont have all the computers linked at

> the
> moment to check, hopefully within a couple of weeks it will be fully
> flying
> again.
>
> Glenn.
> Edmonton, AB.
>

Peter Hein
04-04-2006, 02:20 PM
Hi Matt,

here you go:

http://www.opencockpits.com/

rgds

Peter

Matt Olieman
04-04-2006, 05:37 PM
Hi Peter, and Thanks :)

Glen, or anyone else using SIOC (Opencockpits), could you post or e-mail me

a list of boards to order? I hate reinventing the wheel.... Beside the
boards, I would be interested in what 7 Segs you are using and where to get

them.

SIOC is a virgin experience for me, I appreciate any help I can get.

This project never ends........ :)

Matt Olieman
matt@a340project.us


"Peter Hein" wrote in message
news:407321.81373@wb.onvix.com...
> Hi Matt,
>
> here you go:
>
> http://www.opencockpits.com/
>
> rgds
>
> Peter
>

Erhard Wallentin
04-06-2006, 01:30 AM
Hi Matt,

I am using Photon... works perfectly.


Best Regards
__________________________________
Erhard Wallentin

"Matt Olieman" wrote in message
news:407362.81373@wb.onvix.com...
> Hi Peter, and Thanks :)
>
> Glen, or anyone else using SIOC (Opencockpits), could you post or e-mail
> me
>
> a list of boards to order? I hate reinventing the wheel.... Beside the
> boards, I would be interested in what 7 Segs you are using and where to
> get
>
> them.
>
> SIOC is a virgin experience for me, I appreciate any help I can get.
>
> This project never ends........ :)
>
> Matt Olieman
> matt@a340project.us
>
>
> "Peter Hein" wrote in message
> news:407321.81373@wb.onvix.com...
>> Hi Matt,
>>
>> here you go:
>>
>> http://www.opencockpits.com/
>>
>> rgds
>>
>> Peter
>>
>

Peter Depoortere
04-06-2006, 03:39 PM
Hi Matt,

I also use opencockpits. The sioc is very powerfull
I had a big part of the airbus pedestal linked up and
working. Now i'm currently writing a lot of code to
rework everything including the FCU and EFIS
What do you order.
Order : 1 mastercard = 45 outputs
72 inputs
if more then one mastercard is needed or you prefer using USB
order : 1 expansion board (allows up to 4 mastercards to be
connected)
order : x display boards ( 1 board = 16 7segment displays)
(up to 4 display boards for each mastercard)
order : 5 digit 3 digit and I think also 6 digit PCBs
to hold the 7segment display
order : 7segment display, nice yellow and nice size

for easy connectivity you can also order seperate input
and output connection cards, those connect to the mastercard
via a delivered flatcable and give access to the inputs and
outputs via screw terminals.

Those people for opencockpits are very nice and not out for
money... they just serve the cockpit building community...

If help needed with SIOC ... just ask ...

Manuel Sacramento
04-09-2006, 08:24 PM
Hi:

SIOC from Iocards do all the dashes/pointes etc etc we have in A320 displays
like in PM...In this moment I have FCU and EFIS work completly with all the
situations working using iocards interface and SIOC software!

If you want some help about this tell me ok?

Thanks

Matt Olieman
04-12-2006, 09:45 AM
Sorry it took so long to response, I've been out of town and with out the
net......

Thanks for all your responses, I appreciate the help. I hate the thought of

reinventing the wheel :)

Matt Olieman

"Peter Depoortere" wrote in message
news:407884.81373@wb.onvix.com...
> Hi Matt,
>
> I also use opencockpits. The sioc is very powerfull
> I had a big part of the airbus pedestal linked up and
> working. Now i'm currently writing a lot of code to
> rework everything including the FCU and EFIS
> What do you order.
> Order : 1 mastercard = 45 outputs
> 72 inputs
> if more then one mastercard is needed or you prefer using USB
> order : 1 expansion board (allows up to 4 mastercards to be
> connected)
> order : x display boards ( 1 board = 16 7segment displays)
> (up to 4 display boards for each mastercard)
> order : 5 digit 3 digit and I think also 6 digit PCBs
> to hold the 7segment display
> order : 7segment display, nice yellow and nice size
>
> for easy connectivity you can also order seperate input
> and output connection cards, those connect to the mastercard
> via a delivered flatcable and give access to the inputs and
> outputs via screw terminals.
>
> Those people for opencockpits are very nice and not out for
> money... they just serve the cockpit building community...
>
> If help needed with SIOC ... just ask ...
>