A320 Homecockpit

[bwr014]

Hello Thorten,

Welcome back i would say... and dont eat all the cookies again :P

Ok i think we approch the problem on a different way... i am building a cockpit that is bases on a A320 and not on a model like PSS or any other brandmark. I use FS only for the visual outside so i dont need to see any plane. I now use a IDG model but that is just a basic thing because there panel is also build on a 737 i think and i already know that the real things on my cockpit dont match with the panel that is showed in FS itself.

What i want is when i push a button on my padestal for instance it needs to do what it suppose to do and i dont need to see that in the FS itself. example... if i push a button on my ecam select it need to change the ecam panel in my cockpit. If i turn the ecam selector or the autopilot it needs to work. I think that the problem lay more in your offset and what you use behind as software. I use for instance the software of my PDF/ND from Projectmagenta and that works very well with FSBUS the autopilot works in FSBUS ok but only if i also use the FCU of projectmagenta ect ect.
For the ECAM i use the HCSDT software and for my throttle and gear and stearing i use FSCommunicator and they all use offsets that are based on the FSCUIP

I know that pss have developed there own software and i think that there is the prob of maybe not working all the things direct. But so far i know must a offset work whatever program you use as long as FS understand the offset.

You can inside the ini file of fsbus put offsets that need to correspondent with the software you use. SO all you need to know is what offset the guys from pss use and implant into the inifile of fsbus i think?

On the microsoft side you can find all the offsets aswell and if you use FSCuip you also can try to play with that because FSCuip sends it from one place to the other so far i understood. SO i assum if you send a offset from autopilot on to FSCUIP it will just do what it needs to do. Does PSS have any option to get into there software so you know what offsets they use?

gr

Frans M