GoFlight Hardware Compatibility

[N562Z 4]

Hi:I know this is not a new issue, but my topic search revealed only old (2002-2003, 2004) posts regarding whether anyone has been able to get their GoFlight MCP to work with the 2005 PSS 777. Has anyone had any luck with using programs like key2mouse to map mouse clicks to the goflight MCP buttons? Let me know.http://www.graphics-free.com/animations/tr...ges/plane_6.gifAlex ChristoffN562ZBaltimore, MDjenchris1@verizon.net

[ARCO 245]

Alex,I own a set of 14 GF modules including the MCP and the PSS 777 was the first add-on I could programme fully on my GF equipment with no limitation whatsoever (except for the number of modules...), I do not have a key2mouse and there is no need for one since the PSS key command menu is very extensive and allows virtually for all commands to be pregrammed through your modules.Regarding the MCP I can use both fast and slow rotation of the knobs with no difficulty. let me know if there is anything in particular I can help you with, but you should have no trouble.Best regards.

[N562Z 4]

Jean_Claude:So the first step is to open the PSS key command menu with Shift + 8? Thats while FS9 is running, and I have the 777 loaded yes?http://www.graphics-free.com/animations/tr...ges/plane_6.gifAlex ChristoffN562ZBaltimore, MD

[Guest NormanB]

Thats correct Alex.

[N562Z 4]

Thanks Norman And jean-Claude....I'm sure I'll be in touch again soon!http://www.graphics-free.com/animations/tr...ges/plane_6.gifAlex ChristoffN562ZBaltimore, MD

[N562Z 4]

OK, I see the PSS setup menu, but how do I know what key strokes to enter? Do I use FSUIPC somehow? I'm new at this, so detailed instructions would be helpful. Thanks,http://www.graphics-free.com/animations/tr...ges/plane_6.gifAlex ChristoffN562ZBaltimore, MD

[ARCO 245]

Alex,I have a full spreadsheet with my key commands I can share it with you, can you send me your email address by PM and I will send it to you tomorrow (it is evening in Europe). All you will need to do is to enter those key commands in the FSUIPC button menu, you will have to have a registered version though, instructions are available in the FSUIPC help file. If you do not have the registered version, you can download on GF site a special programme that will basically offer the same tool, but it is less convenient to use because it has to be operated outside FS9, and if you need to change any settings later you have to close FS9 first.Let me know what you have and I will guide you.

[BoHappy 12]

>Alex,>>I have a full spreadsheet with my key commands I can share it>with you, can you send me your email address by PM and I will>send it to you tomorrow (it is evening in Europe). >>All you will need to do is to enter those key commands in the>FSUIPC button menu, you will have to have a registered version>though, instructions are available in the FSUIPC help file. If>you do not have the registered version, you can download on GF>site a special programme that will basically offer the same>tool, but it is less convenient to use because it has to be>operated outside FS9, and if you need to change any settings>later you have to close FS9 first.>>Let me know what you have and I will guide you.can you send it to me please as wellBo

[Guest NormanB]

Better still Jean-Claude, if you want to have it uploaded to user edits it would assist many I am sure!

[ARCO 245]

In the mail to you Norman.

[Guest The Aviator]

Has Jean Claude's spreadsheet been uploaded yet?ThanksStephen

[Guest The Aviator]

I guess not

[ARCO 245]

http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/138707.zipTry this Stephen, you should get the file at this link. Tell me if you have any questions.

[Guest The Aviator]

Many Thanks Jean-Claude