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  1. Bonjour, On peut considérer un interrupteur à 3 positions comme deux interrupteurs simples distincts (mais avec une masse commune). Il suffit alors d'utiliser des commandes différentes lorsqu'on presse l'un des interrupteurs puis lorsqu'on le relâche. Ex. pour le Left Landing Light: Il y a 3 positons RETRACT, OFF et ON. je place l'interrupteur vers le haut j'envoie la commande "L Landing Light ON", je reviens vers la position centrale, j'envoie la commande "L Landing Light OFF" toujours pour le même "bouton". Lorsque je place l'inter vers le bas, j'envoie la commande "L Landing Light RETRACT" pour l'autre "bouton" puis la commande "L Landing Light OFF" quand je reviens en position centrale. Il faut donc utiliser les options "when pressed" et "when released" dans le logiciel que tu utilises pour "mapper" tes boutons et interupteurs... Bons vols ! François
  2. Hi bahnzo, according to the MAAM sim R4-D check-list of the FS9 era, the "High Blower" was switched ON climbing through 10 000ft (and switched OFF descending below accordingly). Hope it will help, Francois
  3. Hi Mark, the problem is solved: since I use a TP-Link Wifi dongle to broadcast the wifi in the room I've got my simulation rig I actually have 2 network IP addresses valid. Due to the way your applet display possible IP addresses for the Left CDU I tought the first IP address was for the Left CDU and the second one was for the Right CDU. Of course I was wrong since only the second address showed was dealing with the wifi dongle and was working. To connect the Right CDU I had to actually click on the "Right CDU" line then, again, using the second IP address... Perhap the ergonomy of the applet was misleading, something like "try this IP 192.168.x.x:32111 or this IP 192.168.y.y:32111" would have been helpful? Sorry for the unnecessary trouble, BTW your CDU Remote is working great and is very convenient ! Best regards, Francois
  4. Hi Mark, Hi Guys, I've got a strange problem: with the 737 Full Control licence, my set up is not responding for the Left CDU whereas the Right CDU is working splendidely (both receiving and transmiting). When entering the 192.168.1.12:32111 adress on my Ipad, the web browser is stuck unresponding. I've got several computers or home appliance on my home network (broadband internet box, 2 PC's, 1TV, 1 PS3 game box etc...) so perhaps this very adress is already in use ???? Any help would be appreciated, Thank you in advance, Francois PS: the Left CDU is responding on my computer web browser using the "localhost" adress...
  5. Great fix for a very annoying bug. Thank you so much Bert !
  6. Hi,I just pop in to tell you that I'm very interested in your DC-6 and will definitly become a PMDG client when released.Question: any idea about the release date ?Regards

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