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Take a look at fsuipc events. Chris.

If you are not assigning your Fuel_Alarm function to a button or switch then how are you calling it? Chris.

FSUIPC lets you monitor events and plays .wav files using LUA. You would need to look through the FSUIPC documentation to see what events are available. Chris.

You thinking of Space Sim?

Ok, you win. 🙂 I was not counting 5.0, only 5.1, but I was also counting the Combat Flight Sims, 1,2 & 3.

Where did you get the 12 from? I have 10 versions and I started with FS4. Chris.

This may have the answer you are looking for. https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/545668-assigning-multiple-events-to-one-button-switch/?tab=comments#comment-3930275 Regards, Chris.

I would say fine, but not perfect. John did request freeware and this is the best freeware version that I have come across. Regards, Chris.

I use this one... https://www.justflight.com/product/iwm-duxford-freeware-by-airfield-construction-group Chris.

I think I have pretty much done what you require using a .lua script. Maybe a little simple, but it appears to work OK for me. (Not too much testing done.) How do you feel about using .lua scripts in FSUIPC?

Do you have a registered version FSUIPC?

Thanks Andrew for your prompt reply. As long as I know it's not something I overlooked. Chris.

I have noticed that every time I reload LINDA, the console window pauses and I have to select 'Resume' to see any fresh information. Is there a way to not have it pause on a reload? Regards, Chris.

Then how about the LVars... SelectedCom2 SelectedNav2 0 Not selected 1 Selected Chris

I do not have the Flight1 Cessna Citation Mustang, but I tried this on the default FSX Cessna 172SP Skyhawk G1000. Here it was the standard Com / Nav offsets to do this. ie: COM_RADIO_SWAP 66372 COM2_RADIO_SWAP 66444 NAV1_RADIO_SWAP 66448 NAV2_RADIO_SWAP 66452 Hope this helps. Chris.

AZWildek4t I take it you are just wanting to dail-in Com1 radio? If so, you will find what you are looking for under 'Set FSX Control'... COM_RADIO_WHOLE_DEC COM_RADIO_WHOLE INC etc. Chris

Got it... The answer was in understanding offset 0x6540 better. I now have the T7 displaying correctly both knot speed and mach spreed in my MCP and both dial correctly. Chris.

I am reading the contents of Lvar 'ngx_SPDwindow' so I can display the aircraft's speed on an LED display in my control panel. This works fine for the 737, for both knots and mach speeds. However, for the 777, knots speed is fine, but the mach speed always returns me a value of '1', instead of say '.834'. I have also tried reading offset 0x6540, but I am unable to make sense of the values there. Any ideas? Chris.

Just found this one... http://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/fslib.php?searchid=51382495 Don't know what it looks like though Chris.

Ctrl-Shift-A - select ADF Repeat Ctrl-Shift-A - select digit + (Plus) or - (Minus) - change N - to select Nav1 Repeat N - select Integers or Decimals (After selecting option to change press '2' for Nav2) + (Plus) or - (Minus) to change Hope this helps, Chris.

Glad to be of service. As I said in the beginning, I use LINDA to do these things. It's just so much easier and there are heaps more functions available for you to use. This should be your next step. Chris..

Ah yes, I see what's happening. My mistake, it appears that setting these local variables is only triggering the animation. Not to worry though, we can use a mouse macro instead. Have you ever recorded one of these in FSUIPC? /* If you are not familiar with FSUIPC mouse macros then please read the Macro Controls / Mouse Macros section in the AdvancedUsers.PDF for FSUIPC. It explains it better than I ever could. */ I brought up the appropriate NGX 2D panel using the [shift]7 key and recorded the following mouse macro by... Right Clicking IRSL Left Clicking IRSL Right Clicking IRSR Left Clicking IRSR Each action requires a name to identify it. I used: File Name: PMDG_IRS Right Clicking IRSL Name: irsl_cw Left Clicking IRSL Name: irsl_acw Right Clicking IRSR Name: irsr_cw Left Clicking IRSR Name: irsr_acw This was the contents of result file. "PMDG_IRS.MCRO" [Macros] Module="PMDG_737NGX.DLL" 1=irsl_cw=RX273e0*X8bcc,31 2=irsl_acw=RX273e0*X8bcc 3=irsr_cw=RX27400*X8bcc,31 4=irsr_acw=RX27400*X8bcc As before, these entries will then be available to select in FSUIPC - Buttons+Switches Tab. (No parameters will be required.) eg: PMDG IRSL: IRSL CW etc. If you are using a momentary switch (push button) this will work fine, To go from Off to NAV, just press the button twice. However, if you use toggle switches as I do, ( that is: the switch is either On or Off,) then you can edit the macro file as so... [Macros] Module="PMDG_737NGX.DLL" 1=irsl_cw 1.1=RX273e0*X8bcc,31 1.2=RX273e0*X8bcc,31 2=irsl_acw 2.1=RX273e0*X8bcc 2.2=RX273e0*X8bcc 3=irsr_cw 3.1=RX27400*X8bcc,31 3.2=RX27400*X8bcc,31 4=irsr_acw 4.1=RX27400*X8bcc 4.2=RX27400*X8bcc This allows you to have more that one function to to a Macro action. In this case it just repeats the click action to simulate clicking twice. Note: I have not tried recording a Mouse Macro on one machine and copying it to another. If it works, it works, fine. If not, you'll have to record you're own macro on you're computer and make any necessary edits. I'm sure you be ok with this. Chris.

I don't know about the Anti-Skid switch, I thought this system was just on and the Anti_Skid Inop light was just a warning to tell you it's broken. As for the IRS L & R switches, not a problem. I use LINDA for this. Too easy. if you don't want to use LINDA then you can use an FSUIPC MCRO file to set the relevant LVar. Still easy. How to do this in three easy steps... Step 1. Create a text file in your FSX\modules folder, and name to PMDG_737.MCRO Step 2. edit this file with notepad and insert the following three lines [MACROS] 1=L:ngx_switch_255_a=SET 2=L:ngx_switch_256_a=SET Step 3. save the file. That's it. NOTE: That's 255 IRS Left and 256 IRS Right Then when you go into FSUIPC's Button + Switches Tab, you will see available in the drop down list box entries for: PMDG 737:L:nxg Switch 255 A Set PMDG 737:L:nxg Switch 256 A Set The Parameter(s) you can use are: 0 - Off 10 - Allign 20 - Nav 30 - ATT So If you want your switch to set IRS L to Nav when on, and then Off when off, select... Control sent when button pressed PMDG 737:L:nxg Switch 255 A Set Parameter 20 Control sent when button released PMDG 737:L:nxg Switch 255 A Set Parameter 0 The same for IRS R ( but use: PMDG 737:L:nxg Switch 256 A Set) Hope this helps. Chris.

Al, did you ever find an answer to this? Chris.

Thanks,