SIOC Problems

[kiek]

I think the problem moreover is that the AP MASTER Switch does not come on at all in-sim.

Check first whether your aircraft supports the FSUIPC offset for AP MASTER switch... It seems it does not...

[Boeing 747 Flyer]

Check first whether your aircraft supports the FSUIPC offset for AP MASTER switch... It seems it does not...

Hi Nico,

It is the same Aircraft I used for the previous SIOC test (default Beech Baron).

Last time I used it, it easily supported the Push-Button AP Switch.

I've checked that the device number (69) is correctly defined in the SIOC.ini, the SIOC script seems okay... I'm a bit lost here!

[kiek]

ok, try this:

Var 9000 Link IOCARD_SW Input 12 Type P
{
  v9001 = V9000
}

Var 9001 Link FSUIPC_OUT Offset $07BC Length 4
{
  IF  v9001 = 0
  {
    v2 = 0
  }
  ELSE
  {
    v2 = 1
  }
}

Var 2 Link IOCARD_OUT Output 23 // AP MASTER LED

[Boeing 747 Flyer]

Hi Nico,

That script works fantastic thank you. I think I'll close this thread until the Servo is ready (contruction is complete, the the USBServos Card has arrived), just waiting until everything is ready.

The only problem with the SIOC script you supplied is that if I "click off" the AP in FS, nothing happens to the LED in real life. Regardless, it still works fine if I manually press the IDENT Button.

[kiek]

The only problem with the SIOC script you supplied is that if I "click off" the AP in FS, nothing happens to the LED in real life.

That is a matter of design... If you want that as well, you should change FSUIPC_OUT into FSUIPC_INOUT

[Boeing 747 Flyer]

Okay, sounds a bit simple though. Are you sure JUST changing that will work?

[kiek]

Yes, SIOC is powerful and simple ... If it does not work it is because of your aircraft addon not giving back the state to that FSUIPC offset.

[kiek]

I will close this thread too.
This summer I will not be very active in these forums, see you in September