Tom_G_2010

Gregg, Thanks for the additional input. Knowing that it's possible and that others are actually doing it makes me feel a lot better about deciding to give it another go. And, I think the A2A C172 is a good candidate for it so I'll be trying ti out this week for sure.

Thanks! That did the trick.

Thanks! I think I'll give it a go this coming week and see how it works.

I recently installed the A2A C172 for my simpit and the SimPlugins Panel Builder A2A add on. I have all my gauges setup and the adjustment knobs working. I only had to use Button Mapper for two of them, the TAS adjustment on the Airspeed indicator and the pitch adjustment on the Attitude indicator. I don't recall seeing this previously but since this install anytime I operate my mag switch it causes the pitch adjustment on the Attitude indicator to jump up and down. I double checked to make sure the button assignments I was using in Button Mapper were not double assigned and that my mag switch was setup correctly and likewise not double assigned. Here's a high level on my setup. I am using three Leo Bodnar cards for my Axis and Buttons. All are handled through FSUIPC. Card 0 has most of my instrument panel switches, yoke and rudder pedals . Card 1 handles some miscellaneous test switches and a couple axis that wouldn't fit on card 0. And card 2 handles all the rotary encoders in my gauges. My mags are on card 0 as follows: 0/0 = Magneto1 set, 0 (off) 0/1 = Magneto1 set, 1 (right) 0/2 = Magneto1 set, 2 (left) 0/3 = Magneto1 set, 3 (both) 0/4 = Magneto1 set, 4 (start) The Buttons controlled by Button Mapper are on Card 2 as follows: 2/0 = Airspeed Indicator, PALT- 2/1 = Airspeed Indicator, PALT+ 2/2 = Artificial Horizon, PITCH- 2/3 = Airspeed Indicator PITCH+ Any advice or direction on how to solve this or trouble shoot it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Tom G.

Hi, I am a Sim Pit builder and over the course of the last few years have taught myself a little bit about coding. For my pit build it's mostly the C++ subset that Arduino uses and some Lua code through FSUIPC. A few years back I tried using Linda but at that time decided I wanted to go the route of doing all my own coding. I just started using the A2A 172 and am hoping to also install their 182. As I start to work through the LVars for the 172 I've hit a few walls and can't seem to code my way around them. While out googling around for the answer sure enough I find people talking about how they are using Linda for the A2A 172 with great success. So I'm back again debating whether to give Linda another try... I just looked at the install notes for the latest version and had a flash of recall from my first test drive with Linda. Since then I have a fair amount of my own Lua scripts and a fairly extensive setup of switches and Axis in my pit via FSUIPC for my current aircraft and pit configuration. Am I understanding the install notes correctly, Do I have to discard all my current FSUIPC settings and Lua scripts? Is Linda an all or none proposition or can it coexist with what I currently have? I'm not asking for any guarantee of compatibility or a detailed review of my current setup either would be an unreasonable ask on my part. I just want to know if it's possible conceptually for Linda to be added to what I already have rather than replacing it. I just can't fathom tossing all the hours I've put into things so far. Thanks! Tom G.

Thanks! I'm off to install the A2A add on and setup my new Instrument Panel. :smile:

I just moved my A2A 172 from my desktop sim to my sim pit. Until now I've been using some stock FSX aircraft for testing and couple Carenado aircraft for regular flights in my sim pit and running the standard FSX version of Panel Builder for my instruments. I understand that there is an A2A specific version of Panel Builder. Is this an add on to be installed in addition to the standard FSX version or, in place of the FSX version? If in place of the FSX version, will the A2A version still work properly with my other stock FSX and add on aircraft? Thanks! Tom G.

Problem Solved. I decided after several other things failed to do a re install of the software. All is working now.

I'll try that next and see what happens. I just pulled the instrument panel apart to do some mechanical work so I might be delayed a bit but I'll post back with my findings as soon as I am able.

Hi, Fairly new SimPlugins user here. I've had it up and running in my sim pit for a couple months now It's working great with the exception the problem referenced above regarding the attitude adjustment. Just as the other user is doing I am using the ATTITUDE_BARS_POSTION_DOWN and UP commands from FSUIPC to change attitude indicator with rotary encoder knob. I believe I am using the latest version it shows as 2.9 when I run the software. Has a fix been found for this?

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