SIOC Script - "powerful FS-gauge-Start"

Max

There was an error in your second script - you had duplicated var 0005 and var 0006, indeed it would not compile!! I corrected the errors by renumbering the variables in sequence. The script worked ok with no gauge "shoot up" on the ASI and the EGT gauge worked correctly when the engine was started

David

David

Thanks for letting me know. Indeed that´s true and i gonna have a look out. `ll inform you later on.

Thank You, great. Stay tuned

Cheers, Max.

David

I once looked at it. Indeed, that Var was/is duplicated due to make an example to show that´s equal which script i do use as follow. So what i want to say is, that i can use that last one or that above to bring them at Var0005 and Var0006. In my using script (i sent already) all be fine about Var and assignments/ numbering. So where ever the hook is - i don´t know.

So by time just have a look at it. Thanks for that.

Cheers

Max

Ok a misunderstanding over what you had sent me:)

I have run your latest script, the one you are using and which gives the problem. I find that it compiles ok and also shows the correct values for IAS in the IOCPConsole when the aircraft is stationary and at boot up.

Are you sure that your servos are rotating in the right direction? perhaps a zero IAS speed is showing up as a maximum on your gauge if it is rotating in the wrong direction? Forgive me raising this but I see no evident problem with your script, hence questioning the hardware

Try putting different values into var 0005 via the IOCPConsole and see how the gauge moves.

Regards

David

David

yeep, thanks for that information. so i cannot find any bug in the script either. maybe i turn the servo (without touching needle) back 180°. At first gonna put different values into var 0005 via Console and ´ll have a look how it moves.

´ll keep you informed.

Regards

Max

so but the question is, why they work perfect as stand alone ones..:shock:

Max

On my machine, with all the scripts that you sent me, the VSI value is always 0 at the start, that is why I question your servo rotation

David

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Originally Posted by fordgt40

Max

On my machine, with all the scripts that you sent me, the VSI value is always 0 at the start, that is why I question your servo rotation

David

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so it do not depend on servo rotation - i tried it now - 180° back without needle - no way - same bug.

so use just the last script of sioc and think about that´s equal which gauge i gonna use at 0005 or 0006 after the ASI´s, always the same speed up problem. further i´ll give you a shot of iocpconsole while gauges are running 180° and back to 60kts. after speeding up the aircraft.

what a crap. thanks a lot and don´t worry about.

cheers, max

Max

So there is no doubt, can you be a bit clearer on what you did and the result?
If your full scale movement is say 400knots, did you enter 100, 200, 300 and 400 into var 0005 via the IOCPConsole. If so, how did the needle move for each value?

David

Var 0005 IOCPConsole

100 = 090
200 = 120
300 = 150
400 = 180