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Recently I purchased fuel cutoff levers for my PMDG 737 and was having a problem programming them in MSFS. I elected to purchase FSUIPC7 (and already owned WideFS), so I popped in my email and serial numbers and away I went.
Also, with the PMDG 737 you can use the Rotor Brake control, but that has certain restrictions as the single parameter represents the button/switch as well as the mouse operation to control that switch. Rather than using the Rotor Brake control, you can use a custom control number instead. See the following FAQ entry on using custom controls for PMDG aircraft (also valid for FSX and P3D):
2- The beginning of this response from you you show some code to determine the position(s) of the fuel cutoff levers for the PMDG 737. Where exactly do I place this code? I would surmise possibly in the FSUIPC.ini somehow? Does the code you list only determine the levers' initial position(s) or does the code also respond when the hardware (not virtual) levers are moved up or down? Finally does your code in this segment 'replace' the rotor brake button assignments that I showed in my initial post here? Oh, and how can I 'follow' this post to see responses? Cannot see a way to do that?
The FSUIPC7 documentation is installed with FSUIPC7, into your Windows Documents folder. There should also be a link to that folder under your FSUIPC7 installation folder. Note that the documentation for presets is in the Advanced User guide, under the WASM section.
You don't need to do anything with the code (calculator code). You just assign as normal, but using the checkbox Select for Preset and not Select for FS control. Presets are a mechanism to send calculator code to the FS, and those provided are from the community effort, led by MobiFlight, and available from their HubHop server - see Please see the Advanced User guide for details on using presets.
I was able to get your initial lines of code (Presets) assigned to the buttons "use presets" just fine, but I was initially clueless how to include the second group of commands to add logic to check the position of the hardware switches so they are synchronized with the sim...
after some fumbling about, I was in the 'use presets' area for the pmdg 737, and discovered lo and behold, there is a SECOND section of presets further down the list "pmdg 737-7" where the more advanced logic code to match up with the on-screen Virtual Cockpit were present. So I selected those instead (screenshots included):
LEFT engine (engine 1) Fuel lever assignments - note "Select for Preset" must be checked off, then find the appropriate commands as shown using the drop-down window in "Control sent when button pressed" as well as "Control sent when button released". Be sure to scroll down to the second group of 737 presets '737-7" where these commands are found.
I was reading this thread and notice that it may not apply to me. I have the Thrustmaster Boeing yoke and throttle Quadrant. I want to map the 2 levers at the bottom of the yoke to my PMDG 737 in MSFS 2020. I have to use axis not buttons for fsuipc to recognize them. But no rotor brake on the list. Is this possible to do? Thanks in advance!
You cannot assign an axis (left-hand side of the axis assignment window) to a non-axis control, such as Rotor Brake, as this doesn't make any sense, as you would be sending the axis value to the Rotor Brake control. If you want to assign an axis to a non-axis control, you would usually do this on the right-hand side of the axis assignment window, and assign to send one control when it enters a specific range, and another when it exists a specific range. So you can assign to send your Rotor Brake control (or preset) for lever up when the axis moves up into the range and then assign to lever down when it moves down into the range. If your axis range is the standard -16384 - +16384, and as I presume you will be using these axes like a lever, then you can use any range really, but I would suggest something like -12500 - +12500 for both your up/down ranges.
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Encoding the username:password combination led to authentication issues at first as openssl encoding used also the newline for the encoding. The string used in the EMC example showed this as my own decoding did not generate the same base64 string as the guide. Once I encoded correctly, I was able to query for all defined NW clients with curl, exactly as stated in the guide.
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