P3D 4.3, FSL A320X Linda Problem

[ncrh01 0]

Hi There,

       I am having a problem where following upgrading to P3D 4.3, the latest Linda versions and the latest 4.3 compatible FSL A320, some of the commands I have assigned to my hardware are no longer working. Specific examples are engine mode, engine start & cutoff, Parking Brake, weather PWS while others seem to be fine. Any suggestions gratefully received.

        Linda version is 3.0.7, Module is FSLabs A3xx 0.13b, P3D is 4.3 and FSL A320 is the latest 4.3 version.

        The Linda console appear to accept the command has been sent as it shows lines like 'FS Control Sent: ctrl=66587, Param=78212, ROTOR_BRAKE but within the sim nothing happens.

        Regards,

                Neil 

[ScotFlieger 280]

Hi Neil

There were a number of changes required for the P3Dv4.3 A3XX update and some functions may have been renamed. The ROTOR_BRAKE params were rearranged on the central pedestal.

I have tested the following functions for the actions you list and are all working:

VC_PED_ENG_1_MSTR_Switch_on/off/toggle

VC_PED_ENG_2_MSTR_Switch_on/off/toggle

VC_PED_ENG_MODE_norm/start/crank/toggle 

VC_PED_PARK_BRAKE_on/off/toggle

VC_PED_WXRadar_PWS_toggle

You many need to reassign some functions.

 

[ncrh01 0]

Hi Andrew,

        Thanks. That makes sense and I now have these functions working again - I think part of the problem was that I renamed the old FS320 folders and somehow this overrode the new one - deleting them sorted the problem.

         Any idea if we are ever likely to get the push switch functions (fuel pumps etc) available to us?

         Regards,

                   Neil

Edited July 19, 2018 by ncrh01

[ScotFlieger 280]

I am pleased that you have things sorted. Until FSLabs issue a SDK with the hinted professional/home cockpit version, then we have no known means of accessing or controlling the ‘flat’ buttons like fuel pumps. Nor can we read and display the AP SPD/HDG/ALT FCU data. This is why I may go back to the new Aerosoft A3XX release that does work.