Activation of the push button for RW or AVC

[Michel Vandaele]

Hello,
I remember it was explained here how you have to proceed to activate the
push/speak button of RW/AVC on a client pc from the major FS server.

I think following source code must be set in your wideclient.ini
[User]
Log=Errors+
Actionkeys=Yes
KeySend1=RWon
KeySend2=RWoff

But what about the Wideserver ini . and the fsiupc.ini if for exemple I
like to use F12 on the FS server for the job to do?

Ciao

Michel
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My B744 simulator project
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[Peter Dowson]

This appears to be addressed to me rather than PM support.

>I think following source code
>must be set in your
>wideclient.ini
> [User]
> Log=Errors+
> Actionkeys=Yes
> KeySend1=RWon
> KeySend2=RWoff

Yes, that's okay.

>But what about the Wideserver
>ini . and the fsiupc.ini if
>for exemple I
>like to use F12 on the FS
>server for the job to do?

Don't touch the INI files. Just go to the FS options, find the Keys page and
press F12. Program it for KeySend with parameter 1 on the press and again
but parameter 2 on the release -- unless, that is, you don't want to hold
F12 down but have it toggling, in which case it then gets more complicated
and would involve editing the INI.

Most folks like the PTT on a button on their yoke or joystick and it is more
natural to hold it down to talk. Program button in the same way execpet in
the Buttons page in FSUIPC options.

The business of programming this stuff in FSUIPC is mentioned in the WideFS
documentation and covered in the FSUIPC documentation. The documentation for
all my modules is supplied with them, in the ZIPs. If you don't have the
full ZIPs get them from www.schiratti.com/dowson.

Regards,

Pete

[Michel Vandaele]

Hi Peter,
Sorry but I'm so used to this communication platform and I knew you are

always here too
Thanks a lot for explanation.
Ciao
Michel

"Peter Dowson" wrote in message
news:271253.53856@wb.onvix.com...
> This appears to be addressed to me rather than PM support.
>
>>I think following source code
>>must be set in your
>>wideclient.ini
>> [User]
>> Log=Errors+
>> Actionkeys=Yes
>> KeySend1=RWon
>> KeySend2=RWoff
>
> Yes, that's okay.
>
>>But what about the Wideserver
>>ini . and the fsiupc.ini if
>>for exemple I
>>like to use F12 on the FS
>>server for the job to do?
>
> Don't touch the INI files. Just go to the FS options, find the Keys page
> and
> press F12. Program it for KeySend with parameter 1 on the press and again
> but parameter 2 on the release -- unless, that is, you don't want to hold
> F12 down but have it toggling, in which case it then gets more
complicated
> and would involve editing the INI.
>
> Most folks like the PTT on a button on their yoke or joystick and it is
> more
> natural to hold it down to talk. Program button in the same way execpet
in
> the Buttons page in FSUIPC options.
>
> The business of programming this stuff in FSUIPC is mentioned in the
> WideFS
> documentation and covered in the FSUIPC documentation. The documentation
> for
> all my modules is supplied with them, in the ZIPs. If you don't have the
> full ZIPs get them from www.schiratti.com/dowson.
>
> Regards,
>
> Pete
>

[Daniel Kuehnel]

Hi Pete,

I got a similar question concerning the RWon and RWoff... I hhad it all
working here with AVC on a client and the joystick connected to the server. So I
could easily use one of the joystick-buttons for transmitting. Now the
joystick is as well connected to a client, but not the same client that runs
AVC... is there are chance to archieve that as well that I can use the
joystick button to activate the transmitter of AVC on another client?

Thanks for your help!

Daniel

[Peter Dowson]

On 11/23/2004 7:51:16 AM, Daniel Kuehnel wrote:
>is
>there are chance to archieve
>that as well that I can use
>the joystick button to
>activate the transmitter of
>AVC on another client?

Yes, if WideClient is running on the PC with the button, its pressing is
transmitted to the Server. Just program the button in FSUIPC's Buttons page.

Pete