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L:var_EFIS_PowerSwitch not working as required

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  • F fabristunt

    Same problem here. The problem also applies to the Fuel Selector mode switch. The switch moves to auto, but does not activate the system.
    Prop deice does have the opposite problem: the light activates, but the switch does not move.

    The plane is full of issues like this, I hope they will fix it because I need to assign a lot of functions to my hardware.

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    TheFly77
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    @fabristunt I think if we could find out the circuit number for those items, we could fix it ourselves for the time being. I checked circuits 1-50 for the EFIS, but haven't been lucky so far.

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    • F fabristunt

      Same problem here. The problem also applies to the Fuel Selector mode switch. The switch moves to auto, but does not activate the system.
      Prop deice does have the opposite problem: the light activates, but the switch does not move.

      The plane is full of issues like this, I hope they will fix it because I need to assign a lot of functions to my hardware.

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      Jasemelbo
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      @fabristunt hi mate. I have the plane operating correctly and not seeing the issues you're describing. The plane is not full of these issues. Check your bindings and control settings in the MSFS controller menu to make sure you haven't doubled up on allocations/bindings. The plane is fine.

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        Ape42
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        You have to modify the var and some circuits. For AAO I have this working:

        1 (L:var_EFIS_PowerSwitch, Bool)
        1 (>A:CIRCUIT SWITCH ON:56, Bool)
        1 (>A:CIRCUIT SWITCH ON:55, Bool)

        But you won't see the switch moving. Only the EFIS screens will power up.

        @fabristunt
        For the fuel selector switch the code is even more complicated. This is my code to switch to auto:

        1 d (>L:var_AutoFuelSelectorSwitch, Bool) (>A:CIRCUIT SWITCH ON:40, bool)
        (A:SIM ON GROUND, Bool)
        (A:FUEL TANK LEFT MAIN QUANTITY, Gallons) 9.1 <
        (A:FUEL TANK RIGHT MAIN QUANTITY, Gallons) 9.1 < and or if{
        75 (>L:var_FuelSelectorTimer, Number)
        } els{
        600 (>L:var_FuelSelectorTimer, Number)
        }

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          You have to modify the var and some circuits. For AAO I have this working:

          1 (L:var_EFIS_PowerSwitch, Bool)
          1 (>A:CIRCUIT SWITCH ON:56, Bool)
          1 (>A:CIRCUIT SWITCH ON:55, Bool)

          But you won't see the switch moving. Only the EFIS screens will power up.

          @fabristunt
          For the fuel selector switch the code is even more complicated. This is my code to switch to auto:

          1 d (>L:var_AutoFuelSelectorSwitch, Bool) (>A:CIRCUIT SWITCH ON:40, bool)
          (A:SIM ON GROUND, Bool)
          (A:FUEL TANK LEFT MAIN QUANTITY, Gallons) 9.1 <
          (A:FUEL TANK RIGHT MAIN QUANTITY, Gallons) 9.1 < and or if{
          75 (>L:var_FuelSelectorTimer, Number)
          } els{
          600 (>L:var_FuelSelectorTimer, Number)
          }

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          TheFly77
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          @ape42 Thanks, I checked all circuits up to nr 50.... ;-)

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            Ape42
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            I uploaded a first set of scripts for the BKSQ TBM 850 to flightsim.to. Even when you're using other software you can download the scripts, unzip and open the file with a text editor of your choice. Then you can adopt the scripts to a software of your choice: spad.next, MobiFlight, ...

            https://flightsim.to/file/61922/blacksquare-tbm-850-scripts-for-lorby-s-axis-and-ohs-aao

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            • A Ape42

              I uploaded a first set of scripts for the BKSQ TBM 850 to flightsim.to. Even when you're using other software you can download the scripts, unzip and open the file with a text editor of your choice. Then you can adopt the scripts to a software of your choice: spad.next, MobiFlight, ...

              https://flightsim.to/file/61922/blacksquare-tbm-850-scripts-for-lorby-s-axis-and-ohs-aao

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              knidarkness
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              @ape42 hmm, "File unavailable" for me :(

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                @ape42 hmm, "File unavailable" for me :(

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                Ape42
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                @knidarkness Yes, the file was "under inspection" by fs.to. It's available now.

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                  I uploaded a first set of scripts for the BKSQ TBM 850 to flightsim.to. Even when you're using other software you can download the scripts, unzip and open the file with a text editor of your choice. Then you can adopt the scripts to a software of your choice: spad.next, MobiFlight, ...

                  https://flightsim.to/file/61922/blacksquare-tbm-850-scripts-for-lorby-s-axis-and-ohs-aao

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                  pap
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                  @ape42 Thank you so much ;-)

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                    @knidarkness Yes, the file was "under inspection" by fs.to. It's available now.

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                    knidarkness
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                    @ape42 Thank you!

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                      I uploaded a first set of scripts for the BKSQ TBM 850 to flightsim.to. Even when you're using other software you can download the scripts, unzip and open the file with a text editor of your choice. Then you can adopt the scripts to a software of your choice: spad.next, MobiFlight, ...

                      https://flightsim.to/file/61922/blacksquare-tbm-850-scripts-for-lorby-s-axis-and-ohs-aao

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                      fabristunt
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                      @ape42 Thanks, I will try to find a way to use this with Spad!

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                      • F fabristunt

                        @ape42 Thanks, I will try to find a way to use this with Spad!

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                        Ape42
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                        @fabristunt In case of B-Variables that you can't access, just write a message. I'll have a look if there is another way. Should be possible fore quite a lot of switches and levers.

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                        • T TheFly77

                          @fabristunt I think if we could find out the circuit number for those items, we could fix it ourselves for the time being. I checked circuits 1-50 for the EFIS, but haven't been lucky so far.

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                          jim33152
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                          @thefly77 the circuit numbers and switches and commands are all listed in the xml file

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