September 9Sep 9 Continuing in my efforts to create a Stream Deck Profile for the Cirrus SR22T in MSFS 2024. My current issue is programming the PFD Comm Swap button. I've been able to program the MFD Nav Swap Button, but for some reason the PFD button doesn't work. I'm using an Event and the IE code of AS1000_PFD_1_COM_SWAP. I used the IE code of AS1000_MFD_1_NAV_SWAP for the MFD Swap button and that works fine. Any ideas?
September 9Sep 9 Commercial Member Did you check in MSFS developer mode what this button actually expects? Tools->Behaviors->Ctrl G->MouseRec/InputEvents. That is the only safe way to figure out what needs to be done in AAO to actuate a control in the cockpit (= do the same as would happen when you would use the mouse on it) Edited September 9Sep 9 by Lorby_SI LORBY-SI
September 9Sep 9 Commercial Member For me, the IE itself doesn't work, only its bindings:Key Down: 1 (>B:AS1000_PFD_1_COM_SWAP_Push)Key Up: 1 (>B:AS1000_PFD_1_COM_SWAP_Release)orKey Down: 1 (>B:AS1000_PFD_1_COM_SWAP_Set)Key Up: 0 (>B:AS1000_PFD_1_COM_SWAP_Set) Edited September 9Sep 9 by Lorby_SI LORBY-SI
September 9Sep 9 Commercial Member Good old HVars also working (found them in the "InputEvents->Data->Set" code section)1 (>H:AS1000_PFD_COM_Switch)and1 (>H:AS1000_PFD_COM_Switch_Long) Edited September 9Sep 9 by Lorby_SI LORBY-SI
September 10Sep 10 Author Thank you for the quick reply. I'll give those a try. I also found a work around with the Stream Deck Flight Tracker add on. There is a preset Comm/Nav function that not only reports the current frequencies, but a short press also swaps between them; a long press brings up a separate Num pad for changing the frequencies.
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