Hi, For professional users, we offer an external data source option. Basically, we supply a c++ plugin where there is an API to create your own variables and commands and write/read to them. You can access those variables/commands in any lua script within AM/AP, just like flight sim variables/comma...

jph wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 9:38 am

Some day I invite you to ride it!

Ralph / Corjan,
This is our baby. And yes, its based on Air Manager/Player, Raspberry's and Arduinos and is far, working like a charm (except this drawback) First attempt: Beachcraft KA-B200

Dear Corjan,
You want to improve the power of Air Manager/Player? Add some ethernet commands in the API

Hi, Just wondering, what are the issues you are running against exactly? Always curious where we could improve our products. Corjan As explained at the beginning, the MC is the main cockpit power supply controller and cockpit main backbone user panel. Instead of using a PLC, we use an Arduino Mega ...

jph wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 3:13 pm

nnyerges wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 10:26 pm

jph wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 9:05 am Change your system design !

I always laugh at your comments. Sometimes interesting and useful, and other times sarcastically pedantic. That's not the answer.

Yes, you are possibly correct as you are not an engineer

jph Get a grilfriend or boyfriend

Hi. Well, changing design wouldn’t be the worse thing in thai case. Personally I would go with the Pi Pico, it’s more powerfull, has more dedicated PWM channels. cheaper (I think), and uses USB HID instead of virtual COM ports. Regarding the capacitor. we never tried removing it, you are on your ow...

jph wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 9:05 am Change your system design !

I always laugh at your comments. Sometimes interesting and useful, and other times sarcastically pedantic. That's not the answer.

Arduino resets via the DTR line of the usb connection, the Arduino IDE has no option to disable it when opening the Serial but you could just use another Serial tool or make your own Serial tool. Else you can use a "FTDI" - TTL Serial convertor, and just wire the FTDI to the serial 0 line...