The Auto Throttle switch on the MCP of the 737NG series will not respond to the button on my CH Productd yoke dedicated to the A/T keybord assignment of Shift+R....this button arms and disarms the A/T switch on the default Boeing 737. It's a little awkward when landing not having the use of the button on the yoke respond to disarming the A/T. Does anyone know how to resolve this issue?Thanks,Irv Strongin

>The Auto Throttle switch on the MCP of the 737NG series will>not respond to the button on my CH Productd yoke dedicated to>the A/T keybord assignment of Shift+R....this button arms and>disarms the A/T switch on the default Boeing 737. It's a>little awkward when landing not having the use of the button>on the yoke respond to disarming the A/T. Does anyone know how>to resolve this issue?>Thanks,>Irv StronginThe PMDG autothrottle does not use the FS9 commands. You can program in keystrokes for the autothrottle by going to the PMDG menu, and you can even set it to be the same as the FS9 command.You can find a short guide on interfacing buttons and axes to the PMDG at http://www.metzair.com/download/ExternalControls.pdfBest wishes.

Hi Tim,The process seems pretty complicated. I have the unregistered copy of FSUIPC...I will get it registered and see what I can do with it.Thanks for the information.Best regards,Irv Strongin

>Hi Tim,>The process seems pretty complicated. I have the unregistered>copy of FSUIPC...I will get it registered and see what I can>do with it.>Thanks for the information.>Best regards,>Irv Stronginit is complicated but well worth it.

Tim,First of all, I want to tell you what a great product the NG737 is.Secondly, I did order the registration for the fsuipc and will attempt to set up my CH products yoke. Could you do me one favor and explain what logging means in the context of fsupic?Thanks,Irv Strongin

Hi Tim,I got the registered copy of FSUIPC and did what you suggested. It works great....as you said ,it certainly was worth it!Thanks again for all your help.Have a happy healthy year,Irv Strongin