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Thanks Dirk.SaludosRafael

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Thank's DirkThe Cockpit Construction Center looks great a full graphical interface with lots of possibilities. I'vnt totally understood, I'll wait for the new documentations.Timers, logical functions, level, triggers, and lots of complex functions are available .A speaker fonction is available too -> to play a .wav file according to a trigger ... :-)A wide range of possibilities to interface all our extra panels, like fire alert, APU, A/C, pressurisations, etc, etc, ...Really cool, a great step for Cockpit simulationBOB :-) :-yellow1PS Stepper control. is available too.

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Awesome Dirk, your efforts are greatly appreciated by the simpit community!!Kind Regards,

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Having trouble getting the Stepper Motor file?Brad.

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Hi all...does this new FSBUS have the fix for the slow response on triggering switch on/off ? Currrently I have to cycle a switch about 5 times before the feature goes ON or OFF in FS2004Thanks for all your hard work Dirk...we appreciate it...JB

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This is not a feature of FSBUS but rather indicates that something is wrong in your setup - either software (the config) or hardware, switches not working correctly or such.//Tuomas

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>The Cockpit Construction Center looks great a full graphical>interface with lots of possibilities. I'vnt totally>understood, I'll wait for the new documentations.>>Timers, logical functions, level, triggers, and lots of>complex functions are available .A speaker fonction is>available too -> to play a .wav file according to a trigger>... :-)>>A wide range of possibilities to interface all our extra>panels, like fire alert, APU, A/C, pressurisations, etc, etc,HelloCan someone tell me where can i see the new CCC graphical interface in the new version?I think confuse the new version with the old version.I remove the old vervion before i setup the new but i think i need to delete and something else. ( but i don`t know from where)Lambis

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look on the last menu "info" to see the versionmust be 2.2.0.1 that's the latestThe CCC is available by pressing right button of the mouse inthe left "tree" section of the main windows and add "new"CCC.That's itBOBhttp://forums.avsim.net/user_files/70996.jpg

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hello can you poste your FB-file please or send me the file via e-mail at pe_martin@gmx.deregards peter

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Hi,the stepper is now downloadable. The new things are an important step to make the software (nearly) ready. I will not focus the CCC as first, instead anybody who had sent me an error report in past, should test and test and test again to make shure any big trouble is solved. Please report any bug with a small and reproducable description to: dirk@anderseck.net.In between i will make some docs ready, to understand and handle CCC.regards Dirk

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Hi Bob,i installed the latest version, it has tha CCC menu, but there is not an example how to use this new function. As i can see from the screenshot above you have make some work with it. Can you post your fb2 file as an example and give us a short "how it works guide"?regardsEddie ArmaosAthens-Greece

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Sorry but I just dowloaded it yesterday and have just look at the possibilities. I've programmed anything yet, I wait for the documentations who are in way to be translated in english ...I'm not specialist in logical programmation, but it don't seem very difficult to manage it, just try make some test with simple function and add more complexity.I'll post some examples when I'll do it later ....It would be interresting if people post their ideas and concepts about programming some extra applications for panelslike APU, alert, or electrical gestions.BOB

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>Sorry but I just dowloaded it yesterday and have just look at>the possibilities. I've programmed anything yet, I wait for>the documentations who are in way to be translated in english>...>>I'm not specialist in logical programmation, but it don't seem>very difficult to manage it, just try make some test with>simple function and add more complexity.Yea, just tinker and play with it, there is no "correct" way to do things, and a manual would never explain everything the CCC makes possible. We are going to use the timer delay thing for our fuel valve for example, since FS's fuelvalve shuts off the big blower on the nose instantly, while on a real plane there will be fuel on the carburettor left for a while, maybe half a minute or so before the engine stops running.>It would be interresting if people post their ideas and>concepts about programming some extra applications for panels>>like APU, alert, or electrical gestions.Yea, post your ideas and thouhgts, that is what is the interesting part. One good example is the "announciator panel test" -button that just lits up every warning light at once.//Tuomas

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>Yea, post your ideas and thouhgts, that is what is the interesting >part. One good example is the "announciator panel test" -button >that just lits up every warning light at once.Certainely easy to do with CCC, link an input "light test switch" to all the outputs of your annunciator.For fun you put a timer for 3 secs.And you play the horn wavefile to test horn warning too.There's no limits, that's exciting :-)BOB

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>>Yea, post your ideas and thouhgts, that is what is the>interesting >part. One good example is the "announciator panel>test" -button >that just lits up every warning light at once.>>Certainely easy to do with CCC, link an input "light test>switch" to >all the outputs of your annunciator.>For fun you put a timer for 3 secs.>And you play the horn wavefile to test horn warning too.>>There's no limits, that's exciting :-)Yep. A tinker's dream toy :)Dirk, it would be fun to be able to control the volume of a wave with another input, I havent seen the new version yet, until wednesday, but if that is not there yet, it would be useful. One could do ambient wind noises etc when the airspeed is high enough, or for a sailplane one could play wings creaking if the G-load is high enough, they make quite a lot of noise when one orbits in a thermal..A lot of cool possibilities are awaiting :)Dirk, another thing: Have you had time to think about the "init all switches on startup"? This is the biggest issue right now, stuff goes out of sync when loading a saved game or when one starts the sim and if switches have been in different positions as in the savegame.Anyway, cant wait for wednesday when we go and tweak this stuff on the Cessna sim.. :)//Tuomas

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