Hi All...I have hooked up all my switches to FSKey in FSBUS and they are all working great. I am building a King Air and some of the switches are for autofeather, battery on/off, prop sync etc. When I try and program these with Router Ver 2.06...I can't seem to find the FS destination. When I look in what is there it seems to bea lot of jet stuff and PM stuff.ANyone have any ideas how I can add the specific turboprop events to the FS destination area in router ?many thanks...JB

>Hi All...I have hooked up all my switches to FSKey in FSBUS>and they are all working great. I am building a King Air and>some of the switches are for autofeather, battery on/off, prop>sync etc. >>When I try and program these with Router Ver 2.06...I can't>seem to find the FS destination. When I look in what is there>it seems to bea lot of jet stuff and PM stuff.>>ANyone have any ideas how I can add the specific turboprop>events to the FS destination area in router ?>>many thanks...JBAdd them to "myfsif.ini" (or whatever the ini file is called, I fail to remember right now, anyway my{whatever}.ini)Check the default destination stuff from the supplied .ini, copy the line to your my{whatever}.ini and change the name and FSUIPC offset and see that the datatype is same. The line columns are documented in the readme.Those can be found in the "FSUIPC for Programmers.doc" that is part of the FSUIPC SDK.If you come up with good stuff, post the added lines here, so we all benefit. I've had to add a few things myself as well.Tuomas

Of course you can add your command to FSBUSlook on the READ ME.TXT file in FSBUS directory--------------------extract------------------------------"4. The file fsif.ini contains all predefined fsuipc values. It comes with fsbus setup and is overwritten each time an update is made. To maintain and keep own extensions, you may add your extensions to "myfsif.ini". Fields from left to right: Lvl hierarchical depth of a parameter. Top Level is 0, which is shown below "MyFS" Name the name of the parameter as shown in Explorer ID internal id of parameter. Must be between 0 and 299 Mode not used Offset offset as defined in fsuipc Type type of data (I8,I16,I32,I64,DOUBLE,BIT,STRING) Opt if type = BIT, this is the bitnumber flags various flags for this parameter R read value from fs W write value to fs + add the object value to the fs value D delayed read back of a previous written value scan how often is this parameter polled. mul multiplier for the value div divisor for the valueExample:========0, "MyOffset", 1, 0, 0x0b74, I32, 0,RW, 50,1,82321,----------------------------------------------------------------To find the table of value of the variable install the FSUIPSDK for developpers it contain a databank name "FSinterrogate" withmost of the variable of FS with offsets & description(www.schiratti.com)Choose the variable you need to add to FSBUS enter the code likein the example above and you've got it...email me if you got problemsBOBPS: some FS2004 variables or command are not in the listfor ex. water rudder, we've to look in MS FS SDK docsbut it's not yet available for FS2004 ...If somebody know the URL of a complete listing ...tell us

Hi Bob!Yea, thanks for the example and quote.Hey, if you folks have done your own custom settings that work and you found useful, please can you list them here for example on this thread, so Dirk can add them, and we others can benefit from not having to re-invent the wheel :)Tuomas