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    Quote Originally Posted by Daveanne View Post
    What I wanted to do was use the A/T (Autothrottle) switch on the MCP through the Phidgets 0/0/4 to connect/dis-connect the servo's when the A/T is on/off
    Could you point me in the direction what switch you would use for that? So a switch that flips back when you set a control signal on it?

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    No

    Sorry haven't replied to your question, have been on holiday.

    the switch I refer to is a physical switch on the MCP (CPC type).

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    Ok no problem. I thought you had such a switch but reading your post over, I realise you meant something else.

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    Re: PMDG Offsets

    Because PMDG uses their own offsets for many things. The autobrake for instance doesn't work if you use $2F80. Also there are functions in PMDG which aren't available in FS9 anyway. AFDS, sixpack, things like that.
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    Re: PMDG Offsets

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Dowson View Post
    And what would that do?

    Perhaps you've not looked at FSInterrogate?

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    Is there a function in FSInterrogate that monitors a range of addresses? For instance, if you take $6200 - $62FF (PMDG range or PM?) and just fiddle with some controls, that you would see what happens in that address range.
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    Re: PMDG Offsets

    Hi guys,

    I don't know if this has been posted before but here is the EFIS offsets for PMDG

    Offset 6207

    value 0 EFIS APP mode
    value 1 EFIS VOR mode
    value 2 EFIS MAP mode
    value 3 EFIS PLN mode

    To change these with SIOC you need to use CHANGEBIT command

    offset 6208

    Value 0 EFIS RANGE 5
    Value 256 EFIS RANGE 10
    Value 512 EFIS RANGE 20
    Value 768 EFIS RANGE 40
    Value 1024 EFIS RANGE 80
    Value 1280 EFIS RANGE 160
    Value 1536 EFIS RANGE 320
    Value 1792 EFIS RANGE 640

    offset 620b

    AGAIN YOU HAVE TO USE CHANGEBIT

    Bit 0 =1 EFIS TERR
    Bit 1 =1 EFIS POS
    Bit 2 =1 EFIS DATA
    Bit 3 =1 EFIS ARPT
    Bit 4 =1 EFIS WPT
    Bit 5 =1 EFIS STA
    Bit 6 =1 EFIS WXR

    offset 6202

    Bit11=1 EFIS MTRS button
    Bit10=1 EFIS FPV button

    offset 6201

    Bit0 =1 BARO HP
    Value=0 BARO inch

    I hope it helps

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    Re: PMDG Offsets

    Can you get any of this for the PMDG 747?
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    Re: PMDG Offsets

    Technically yes. Since I really never used the airplane I can not work on it. But what you need to do is to download the FSUIPC SDK. Use the FSInterrogate program and try to extrcat these from there. It is a hard work but once you figure out you end up with golden opportunities for the home cockpit programming.

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    Boeing Re: PMDG Offsets

    Hi,

    iam trying to find out the offsets for the PMDG 737 Overhead light status.
    I managed the Engine Antiice, Generator, etc. with the documented FSUIPC Offsets.
    But i haven't succeeded from the Fuel switch lights, APU lights, etc.
    How can i find them to enable and disable leds via SIOC and the correct offsets.

    I hope someone can help me or give some hints on this.

    Thanks alot.

    Mark

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    Re: PMDG Offsets

    Quote Originally Posted by markusr View Post
    Hi,

    iam trying to find out the offsets for the PMDG 737 Overhead light status.
    I managed the Engine Antiice, Generator, etc. with the documented FSUIPC Offsets.
    But i haven't succeeded from the Fuel switch lights, APU lights, etc.
    How can i find them to enable and disable leds via SIOC and the correct offsets.

    I hope someone can help me or give some hints on this.

    Thanks alot.

    Mark
    Hi mark,
    Dont wast your time looking for offsets for the PMDG Overhead.
    there are none!
    Ian at www.737ng.co.uk and a few other people have already trod this avenue.

    I've been working on a solution to this problem and you can get the latest news on Ian Sissons news page at the above.
    It is possible to get everything working on the PMDG Overhead
    Including Power display EGT/APU gauge , fuel temp gauge , cabin air presure
    + the big diff presure gauge and of course all the anunciator lights
    I'm taking a demo to FS weekend this November
    have a look and let me know what you think
    here is a little movie on youtube I made a while ago things have moved on
    since this and I've got a lot more working.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhfICtgdErE

    Regards
    Mark Deponeo

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