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Fuel tank selector switch - Variable

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    Hello everyone,

    I have Logitech hardware and have set everything up and configured it using Spad.next. However, I'm stuck with the fuel selector switch, specifically the variable setting. I can't find the variable setting in the manual, and the predefined ones in Spad.next aren't working either. Maybe I'm just doing something wrong. My idea is this: On the Logitech Quadrant, I want to assign the left fuel selector switch to the T3 button. So, a short press should switch it to ON, and a longer press should switch it to Crossfeed. The right fuel selector should be assigned to T5, and T4 and T6 to OFF.

    I've already successfully implemented this with another aircraft, but I'm struggling with the Baron.

    Perhaps you have some ideas?

    Best regards, Dennis

    edit Since my English is very limited, I've translated this text using Google Translate.

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      Hello everyone,

      I have Logitech hardware and have set everything up and configured it using Spad.next. However, I'm stuck with the fuel selector switch, specifically the variable setting. I can't find the variable setting in the manual, and the predefined ones in Spad.next aren't working either. Maybe I'm just doing something wrong. My idea is this: On the Logitech Quadrant, I want to assign the left fuel selector switch to the T3 button. So, a short press should switch it to ON, and a longer press should switch it to Crossfeed. The right fuel selector should be assigned to T5, and T4 and T6 to OFF.

      I've already successfully implemented this with another aircraft, but I'm struggling with the Baron.

      Perhaps you have some ideas?

      Best regards, Dennis

      edit Since my English is very limited, I've translated this text using Google Translate.

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      @Pistenpaule
      Just for reference I am using Axis-and-Ohs, I do not know if or how this works in Spad
      Just try this:

      Left Tank:
      On
      19·(>K:FUEL_SELECTOR_SET)
      Off
      0·(>K:FUEL_SELECTOR_SET)
      Xfeed
      20·(>K:FUEL_SELECTOR_SET)

      Right Tank:
      On
      20·(>K:FUEL_SELECTOR_2_SET)
      Off
      0·(>K:FUEL_SELECTOR_2_SET)
      Xfeed
      19·(>K:FUEL_SELECTOR_2_SET)

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        Thank you for your reply. I'm familiar with AAO, but unfortunately, it doesn't recognize my hardware, at least not the panels. That's okay, though, so I'm using Spadnext instead 🙂

        Exactly, I found similar variables, but when I set them to 19, 20, or 0, naturally for each page, nothing happens. My guess is that perhaps a "sent" command or some other instruction is missing. As I said, this is purely speculative. Maybe someone else has an idea, or perhaps the team does?

        Best regards and many thanks, Dennis

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