Hi, Yes, it handles it automatically. For rotary encoders, you can actually configure it. Corjan Corjan, thank you! That's great to hear. Could you please post an example of how I could configure debouncing for an encoder? Really loving AirManager, BTW. Makes it super easy to be up and running in a...

By debounce, do you mean going out of sync between physical and sim switch ? Negative. What I mean is that when you use switches (and other mechanical contactors), there's always a small period of time when the contacts vibrate, thereby sending the processor an inconsistent signal. This transient v...

When we add buttons, switches, or encoders to AirManager/Arduino (for instance, by using hw_button_add), is there any automatic debouncing built in? If not, what strategies is anyone here following to ensure debouncing?

I was able to work around the issue by installing the plugins on another system and copying the Air Plugin folder from that system to the one that's having the issue.

When I attempt to run the Windows installer for X-Plane plugin, I get an error message saying "This application cannot run on your PC" (screenshot attached). I'm running on a Windows 10 Pro desktop with the latest Windows update (the one that was released a couple of weeks ago). As an alte...

Thank you, Tony. I'll give the Arduino/AM route a try. It's hard to justify dropping an extra 30 Euros for AP on the Pi when I'm just "playing around"

Charath

I'm a total newbie to AirManager, but very familiar with Arduinos, RaspberryPi, and other hardware. In order to connect things like buttons, encoders, etc. to a RaspberryPi and use them in AirManager running on a Windows PC, would I need AirPlayer on the RaspberryPi? If not, how would AirManager on ...