December 14, 201510 yr I have a Logitech 3d Pro joystick and a Logitech gaming pad to control all my buttons. Just installed the 35A and everything works off one of these two devises except for the AP. When I press the Auto Pilot joystick button, I only get a brief flash from the AP Control Panel with no actual operation. I can engage the AP with the mouse without a lot of problem, but when you're approaching 200' and a 1/2 mile minimum; getting ready to go around it's a real inconvenience. Never had this problem before. I checked the key list and it uses the plain old Z for AP on and off. Any advice would be appreciated, Mike
December 14, 201510 yr I believe in the manual it said that you can't map the A/P to a joystick button. So I never tried after reading that section. Hope this helps. Eddie Intel Core i7-3770 Ivy Bridge 3.4GHz (3.9GHz Turbo) Quad Core 8000K, Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H, SATA3, USB 3.0, GB LAN, 32 GB(4x8GB) PC12800 DDR3 1600 Dual channel, GeForce GTX 1070 FE 8GB PCI EXpress 16X Quad l head, HDM, Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64bit
December 14, 201510 yr I use SPAD.neXt and have mapped the AP buttons to my Saitek Multi Panel and this is working good. The mapping is done using LVAR:s (supported by SPAD.neXt, along with simconnect and FSUIPC). http://www.fsgs.com/forum Problem is that SPAD.neXt does not support Logitech 3d Pro joystick and a Logitech gaming pad (as far as I know) so this does not solves your problem. But if you can find a software which map the buttons to the correct LVAR you are able to control the AP in the Learjet 35A.
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