Hey!!!I think it was 'someone' else that first talked about such a 'proxy' software!Indeed Nico was the first to implement it programically, but I was the first to express that idea in the original post.Just for the historical side of things.George DorkofikisAthens, Greecehttp://www.ldsflyingclub.com/lsd1.jpghttp://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/forum/betaimg.jpg

>Indeed Nico was the first to implement it programically, but I>was the first to express that idea in the original post.>>Just for the historical side of things.Hi George,You may have expressed that first in this Forum, but I had that idea aready for years. If you have looked at my website last year you would have noticed my program FSCONV.... That did already the same thing, but then from FSUIPC to FSUIPC. And also: Lvldtofs is not a one way transfer from Level-D to FSUIPC. For a 100% implementation of a NAV you also have to read from FSUIPC and store data into Level-D. Therefore I call my orogram not a proxy but a 'liaison officer' ;-) :-)Actually my Lvldtofs is a 'slim' version of FSCONV. I can easily activate the FSCONV functions as well, so you guys could also have SB3 support and support for buildding a COMM1 radio with dynamic standby window and frequency transfer switch...Nicowww.nicokaan.nl

Hi,Do you think or are you sure?I've tried onec and it did nort work. I'll try aagain.But anyway, FSUIPC does not support MAN/AUTO switching. My implementation does.I think I have my Lvldtofs with NAV1 and NAV2 support ready this weekend. I'll publish an updated manual tonigght.Nicowww.nicokaan.nl

>>Level-D has chosen to use the FS9's NAV1 in FSUIPC (address>>0x0350) for their ILS. The FS9's NAV2 in FSUIPC is not>>supported. You do need the basic SDK to be able control NAV1>>and NAV2....>>Are you sure of this?>I think NAV2 is well supported in fsuipc...Please Sir. I have Fsbus and a MCP. It works perfect with defaults aicrafts. Can it be made to 767LDS?>

>Do you think or are you sure?Offsets03520374038807a407b0and the rest i'm sure you're able to find by yourself ;)

Yes, I do know the offsets, but they did not work for Level-D..Nico

>>>Please Nico,>>Any help for mcp? I use fsbus.>Hi,Version 2.02 now covers almost all of the MCP. The only things that are missing is setting vspeed and ias/mach. If you give me some input on how you want to use it, I can define the interface. E.g. vspeed: do you want -800 .. +800, or 0 .. 1600 (and let FSCONV do the mapping), or 0..800 and a seperate sign bit...??Nico