Post by kklee6 on Dec 2, 2020 7:27:03 GMT 2
Hi,
I have completed building the electronic part of the PCB version of radio stack.
All the displays light up properly in the TEST run.
BUT, when it is connected to MSFS 2020 via FSUIPC, there are some behaviors:
1. COM2 active, stby , NAV2 active stby , DME "MN" distance , DME "kt" speed , transponder and sometimes all the autopilot displays do not light up immediately after connected to NSFS 2020. I need to "activate" them by turning the encoders or by press "TEST" button in MF connector. After activating all of them one by one, they work just fine.
2. Also I create two configurations, one "ON" state and one "OFF" state for each display . When I switch off the aviation master switch in MSFS 2020 simulator, only COM1 active stby NAV1 active stby turn off properly. All the other displays do not turn off.
So it seems that only the four displays COM1 active stby NAV1 active stby are 100% working. The others are not.
Other than these two strange behaviors, the radio stack works fine.
Will start drawing and laser cut the faceplate; and 3D print the buttons.
Any ideas?
KK
I have completed building the electronic part of the PCB version of radio stack.
All the displays light up properly in the TEST run.
BUT, when it is connected to MSFS 2020 via FSUIPC, there are some behaviors:
1. COM2 active, stby , NAV2 active stby , DME "MN" distance , DME "kt" speed , transponder and sometimes all the autopilot displays do not light up immediately after connected to NSFS 2020. I need to "activate" them by turning the encoders or by press "TEST" button in MF connector. After activating all of them one by one, they work just fine.
2. Also I create two configurations, one "ON" state and one "OFF" state for each display . When I switch off the aviation master switch in MSFS 2020 simulator, only COM1 active stby NAV1 active stby turn off properly. All the other displays do not turn off.
So it seems that only the four displays COM1 active stby NAV1 active stby are 100% working. The others are not.
Other than these two strange behaviors, the radio stack works fine.
Will start drawing and laser cut the faceplate; and 3D print the buttons.
Any ideas?
KK
