So I purchased and received my HC yoke, but ran into the ever so familiar 10 degree setting bug. Also felt that I was getting CTDs because of the switch bindings. The problem I'm having is that I'm somewhat confused as to the answer, or if there is even an an answer. I know some threads have mentioned using FSUPIC as a solution, and then adding a LUA script for buttons above 32 I think. So I downloaded FPUPIC but am really unsure as to how it works, or how I should go about reassigning these switches on the honeycomb.

Other threads have said that the answer is to just unbind all the buttons and switches until Asobo fixes this bug.

There is this thread, which I guess has the answer, but to be honest, I really can't understand it. Not sure what "race conditions", or "always on' switches are https://forum.simflight.com/topic/90409-honeycomb-alpha-toggle-switch-mapping/?tab=comments#comment-547323

Anyway, if anyone out there has done this remapping/reassigning successfully via FSUPIC and the LUA script, is it possible you can post a detailed step by step process?

 

thank you for both your patience, and your time

 

 

 

 

I to failed to implement the FSUIPC solution and just unbound all the switches.  Any help would be appreciated. 

This may help whet it comes to LUA script for magneto switch positions L, BOTH, START (button numbers above 32 not normally supported by FSUIPC and windows joystick driver) , look at my last (Steku2) post in this thread and the Lua script:

https://forum.simflight.com/topic/90277-input-from-buttons-32-127-not-recognized/

If you will not succeed using LUA, just ignore the magneto switch (unbind it in sim controls menu). 

"Always on" are all the switches (2-postion switches and 5-position magneto) on the yoke base, they send signal constantly, unlike the "momentary" buttons on the yoke itself. To get rid of the 10-deg bug you have to unbind all the "always on" switches in the sim controls menu. 

For assigning controls in FSUIPC read the FSUIPC manual, it's easy. 

Edited October 7, 20205 yr by Steku

My Honeycomb yoke arrived DOA so you're lucky it works!

Have Honeycomb fix the deadzone problems with the yoke?

4 hours ago, Ixoye said:

Have Honeycomb fix the deadzone problems with the yoke?

There are no deadzone problems with the yoke. You can manipulate the dead zones yourself if you know how. If you want to know how, look here.

13 hours ago, mike7440 said:

So I purchased and received my HC yoke, but ran into the ever so familiar 10 degree setting bug. Also felt that I was getting CTDs because of the switch bindings. The problem I'm having is that I'm somewhat confused as to the answer, or if there is even an an answer. I know some threads have mentioned using FSUPIC as a solution, and then adding a LUA script for buttons above 32 I think. So I downloaded FPUPIC but am really unsure as to how it works, or how I should go about reassigning these switches on the honeycomb.

Other threads have said that the answer is to just unbind all the buttons and switches until Asobo fixes this bug.

There is this thread, which I guess has the answer, but to be honest, I really can't understand it. Not sure what "race conditions", or "always on' switches are https://forum.simflight.com/topic/90409-honeycomb-alpha-toggle-switch-mapping/?tab=comments#comment-547323

Anyway, if anyone out there has done this remapping/reassigning successfully via FSUPIC and the LUA script, is it possible you can post a detailed step by step process?

 

thank you for both your patience, and your time

 

 

 

 

You don’t have to unbind the momentary contact switches - the ones on the yoke itself are in this category.

You should remove any assignments on the switches that send their state continuously. That would include the light switches, the ALT and BAT switch, the two avionics master switches and the magneto switch.

5 hours ago, Ixoye said:

Have Honeycomb fix the deadzone problems with the yoke?

They are working on fixing the cable connections in production, which have nothing to do with this 🙂

I just deleted all the button assignments on my HC. Never had to do the "Secret Calibration"

I did however use the joystick curve software for a better more precise control