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FSBUS Key command lock cpu

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I am trying to use key sequence to active a command at fs9.But whem i use ctrl + f for exemple, my cpu locks.I have fsbus 2.2.0.1 and i insert the key command at on sequence and off sequence.K+VK_CONTROL;D50;K+FK-VK_CONTROL;D50;K-FIs that correct? please helpregards

> K+VK_CONTROL;D50;K+F> K-VK_CONTROL;D50;K-FIf you've put the first line for on sequence and the second for off sequence that mean the key is hold till you release the switch,that's ok if it's a toggle switch but if it's a permanent switch the keys stay pressed and that can cause overflow in the keyboard input system ...Personnaly I always put the press and the release of the event in the sequence. to ensure the key don't stay pressed ...K+VK_CONTROL ; K+F ; K-VK_CONTROL ; K-Fthe D50 is a delay command, and seem to be not accurate here(but some add-ons my require it like PIC 767 ...)ByeBOB

>>> K+VK_CONTROL;D50;K+F>>> K-VK_CONTROL;D50;K-F>>If you've put the first line for on sequence and the second>for off sequence that mean the key is hold till you release>the switch,>that's ok if it's a toggle switch but if it's a permanent>switch the >keys stay pressed and that can cause overflow in the keyboard>input system ...>>Personnaly I always put the press and the release of the event>in the sequence. to ensure the key don't stay pressed ...>>K+VK_CONTROL ; K+F ; K-VK_CONTROL ; K-F>>the D50 is a delay command, and seem to be not accurate here>(but some add-ons my require it like PIC 767 ...)>>Bye>>BOBBob Thanks,But explain in details. If i use togle i use botn lines? and if i use press button i use one line(on sequence)?regards

Depend of what you wanna do and what type of switch you usethe only thing is that a keyboard event don't stay in pressed state (it's like if you let your finger press in a keyboard key ...)For example if it's a taster you can put the press on the on seq.and the release on the off seq. admitting you won't let you finger too long on the taster switch.If it's a switch with up and down position or a rotary selectoryou've to write the press and release in the same line of the on sequence. that mean when you turn the rotary on the position it push the key and release (you may write a delay between if it's to fast)Example you've a 4 position rotary selector, you want for each position an event "A", "B", "C", "D"You write on th on sequence linePosition 1K+A ; K-APosition 2K+B ; K-B...you let the off sequence emptyGreetingsBOB

Yeah. You need to think what you want to do.The "ON sequence" of key events happens when the switch turns to "1". The "OFF sequence" happens when the 1 turns back to 0.Now it depends on what you want to do, what you put there. If you want just one key press when you press a pushbutton ("taster" probably means a pushbutton) you can put it on either ON or OFF sequence. If you put it in ON -sequence, the key is sent right when you press the button down. If it is in the OFF sequence, it is sent when you take your finger off and the switch goes back to "0".It is possible to use both - like, a toggle switch, that sends key "a" when turned up and "b" when turned the other position. In this case you put ON-sequence: "k+a;d50;k-a" and on OFF-sequence: "k+b;d50;k-b".If you then flip the switch back and forth, you get "abababababababab..."Depends entirely on _what you want to do_ for what needs to be in which sequence.//Tuomas

>Yeah. You need to think what you want to do.>>The "ON sequence" of key events happens when the switch turns>to "1". The "OFF sequence" happens when the 1 turns back to>0.>>Now it depends on what you want to do, what you put there. If>you want just one key press when you press a pushbutton>("taster" probably means a pushbutton) you can put it on>either ON or OFF sequence. If you put it in ON -sequence, the>key is sent right when you press the button down. If it is in>the OFF sequence, it is sent when you take your finger off and>the switch goes back to "0".>>It is possible to use both - like, a toggle switch, that sends>key "a" when turned up and "b" when turned the other position.>In this case you put ON-sequence: "k+a;d50;k-a" and on>OFF-sequence: "k+b;d50;k-b".>>If you then flip the switch back and forth, you get>"abababababababab...">>Depends entirely on _what you want to do_ for what needs to be>in which sequence.>>//Tuomas>I need to use a pushbutton with multi key(ctrl + f). in that case my cpu lockup.Exemple: i want to push a button to lock vor. i dont want to change all comands in pmdg. i want to use as it is. can u send to me a file to analize it in fsbus [email protected]

Hi guys,I resolve the problem. Its ok now. I need a ccc file to use with pmdg and conrad rotary.regards and send to [email protected]

Someone please?A CCC file to use with pmdg and key asigment?

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