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OK, at one point I had my MCP cpmbo II working fine with LINDA and FSX. For reasons I don't need to get into I had to re-install everything. Now I just can't get them to play well. I have the latest FSUIPC and it is registered (paid for), and I had the latest version of LINDA, and the FSX Acceleration pack. Com ports are set and verified.

 

When FSX loads, the panel initializes, but then nothing happens, the panel and FSX just weren't talking to each other. I troubleshot this for what seems like an eternity. Then it had occurred to me that the only thing I changed since the original working installation was that I upgraded my Linda version. So I went back to Ver 1.11 and tried it that way. Now it initializes on FSX loading up and if I change a dial (alt for instance) on FSX it changes on the MCP panel... progress! BUT, if I try the same dial or any dial on the MCP panel, nothing changes on FSX. The buttons seem to be working although I haven't really set anything up since it's not working yet. I thought the older version of LINDA solved my problems, but not quite.

 

Any of you folks have any idea what's going on? I appreciate any help anyone can provide. Thank you.

 

Mike

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OK, at one point I had my MCP cpmbo II working fine with LINDA and FSX. For reasons I don't need to get into I had to re-install everything. Now I just can't get them to play well. I have the latest FSUIPC and it is registered (paid for), and I had the latest version of LINDA, and the FSX Acceleration pack. Com ports are set and verified.

 

When FSX loads, the panel initializes, but then nothing happens, the panel and FSX just weren't talking to each other. I troubleshot this for what seems like an eternity. Then it had occurred to me that the only thing I changed since the original working installation was that I upgraded my Linda version. So I went back to Ver 1.11 and tried it that way. Now it initializes on FSX loading up and if I change a dial (alt for instance) on FSX it changes on the MCP panel... progress! BUT, if I try the same dial or any dial on the MCP panel, nothing changes on FSX. The buttons seem to be working although I haven't really set anything up since it's not working yet. I thought the older version of LINDA solved my problems, but not quite.

 

Any of you folks have any idea what's going on? I appreciate any help anyone can provide. Thank you.

 

Mike

 

Do you have orbx installed.. I have a problem when orbx adds the objectflow dll into dll.cfg.. I removed and everything is fine.. Also check my latest post on support forum:

http://www.avsim.com/topic/493363-linda-and-mcp2a-connection-problem/

solution is at the end... reset mcp before you execute FS..

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Do you have orbx installed.. I have a problem when orbx adds the objectflow dll into dll.cfg.. I removed and everything is fine.. Also check my latest post on support forum:

http://www.avsim.com/topic/493363-linda-and-mcp2a-connection-problem/

solution is at the end... reset mcp before you execute FS..

No, I don't have orbx installed. I'll try the reset. Thanks for the reply.

 

Mike

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Check to make sure you are using the correct mcp (Boeing or Airbus) in the set up panel.  Then make sure you have selected the correct aircraft from the drop box. make sure that everything is OK in the Linda setup panel.  If the mcp is initializing when FSX starts, then the chances are it is the aircraft selection is not correct when the aircraft loads..


James (jaydor)

"Let me X-Plane where I fly in 2020"



 

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Check to make sure you are using the correct mcp (Boeing or Airbus) in the set up panel.  Then make sure you have selected the correct aircraft from the drop box. make sure that everything is OK in the Linda setup panel.  If the mcp is initializing when FSX starts, then the chances are it is the aircraft selection is not correct when the aircraft loads..

Thank you. I will try that as well later this evening. I will report back.

 

Mike

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Check to make sure you are using the correct mcp (Boeing or Airbus) in the set up panel.  Then make sure you have selected the correct aircraft from the drop box. make sure that everything is OK in the Linda setup panel.  If the mcp is initializing when FSX starts, then the chances are it is the aircraft selection is not correct when the aircraft loads..

Everything is correct... mcp panel is boeing, and linda reports everything OK. The plane is correct. This happens on both a stock plane, or my 737NGX. Some new info though. It seems that the buttons are not working, but the switches are. If I hit the ap disconnect switch on the MCP it registers in FSX. Same with FD and AT. Are there settings for the com port that need to be changed? Thanks again in advance.

 

Mike

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Try re-installing LINDA, as there seems to be a glitch in the setup somewhere.  Ensure that the COM port matches the COM port on the VRi opening screen..


James (jaydor)

"Let me X-Plane where I fly in 2020"



 

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Well, this is strange. I was going to delete the linda installation per your suggestion and decided to try it one more time, and it's working now. I really wish I knew what was going on in case this happens again. But I guess I'll just be happy for now. Thanks to everyone who offered up help.

 

Mike

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