Baron Icing Switches
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@RoughLandings yes I have done that way when setting controls within FS2020 also. All my switches are Single Throw Double Pole toggle switches so they are ON-ON.
I have found that sometimes when I chose the action event "Toggle" the switch in the sim does exactly that - and continues to rapidly toggle until my "button" is released.
Have you come across that sort of thing? If so have you found a way to avoid it?This post is deleted! -
@RoughLandings yes I have done that way when setting controls within FS2020 also. All my switches are Single Throw Double Pole toggle switches so they are ON-ON.
I have found that sometimes when I chose the action event "Toggle" the switch in the sim does exactly that - and continues to rapidly toggle until my "button" is released.
Have you come across that sort of thing? If so have you found a way to avoid it?@djw4250 said in Baron Icing Switches:
@RoughLandings yes I have done that way when setting controls within FS2020 also. All my switches are Single Throw Double Pole toggle switches so they are ON-ON.
I have found that sometimes when I chose the action event "Toggle" the switch in the sim does exactly that - and continues to rapidly toggle until my "button" is released.
Have you come across that sort of thing? If so have you found a way to avoid it?How do they show up in Spad?
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@djw4250 said in Baron Icing Switches:
@RoughLandings yes I have done that way when setting controls within FS2020 also. All my switches are Single Throw Double Pole toggle switches so they are ON-ON.
I have found that sometimes when I chose the action event "Toggle" the switch in the sim does exactly that - and continues to rapidly toggle until my "button" is released.
Have you come across that sort of thing? If so have you found a way to avoid it?How do they show up in Spad?
@RoughLandings not sure. I did it in FS2020
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@RoughLandings not sure. I did it in FS2020
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@djw4250, okay, I missed the part about the assignments being done through the standard MSFS control menu. I expect that behavior is going to be impossible to overcome unless configured through Spad with that kind of switch.
@RoughLandings said in Baron Icing Switches:
I expect that behavior is going to be impossible to overcome unless configured through Spad with that kind of switch.
I think you are right about that. So I am patiently working through all the switches that I have and deleting the FS2020 settings and redoing them in SPAD.
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May I ask what controllers you're setting up?
@GunStrauss said in Baron Icing Switches:
May I ask what controllers you're setting up?
I'm sorry mate I don't understand what you mean by "controller".
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@djw4250, here you go:
I can't take credit for most of this but it works well for me. I think it is from the Spad creator, not sure but I found it on YouTube either way.
The mode selector knob has nothing assigned to it. The rotary encoder dial on the right side uses conditions to check the position of the mode selector knob:
Heading Mode Button:
Nav Mode Button:
Approach Mode Button:
Reverse Mode Button - I used it to swap the CDI mode:
Altitude Mode Button:
Vertical Speed Mode Button:
IAS Mode Button - I use it to swap between the altimeter and vertical speed input modes on the KAS 297B. It is not a true toggle, but long press for one mode, short press for the other:
The rotary encoder dial - note the conditions for each event that check the position of the left selector knob:
Autopilot Master Button:
@RoughLandings thanks for sharing these setups, they are very helpful.
You can also share all spad.next specific settings of yours using the publish snippet option. Once you have done it just let people know the user/snippet name here in the forum and people can download them to their spad.next directly.
It's a good option to help those who are not that familiar with coding spad.next.Below an example
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Input device
@GunStrauss toggle switch (SPDT) wired to a Leo Bodnar board.
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@RoughLandings thanks for sharing these setups, they are very helpful.
You can also share all spad.next specific settings of yours using the publish snippet option. Once you have done it just let people know the user/snippet name here in the forum and people can download them to their spad.next directly.
It's a good option to help those who are not that familiar with coding spad.next.Below an example
@hangar_101, I do have a published snippet for the Bravo and Analog Baron. The ID number to look it up in Spad is 10854. It's my only published snippet so far but has the autopilot settings I posted above.
