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 own...

Hi, This is interesting, since AM doesn't do anything with the virtual COM portt until you tell it specifically. What it does do is enumerate all USB devices, searching for a knobster, raspberry pi pico or octavi device. It might be that the enumeration triggers the Arduino device to reset. Will try...

Hi,


It might be that the order field has to be unique, and not shared with another mode.

Could you maybe change the order field by +1, that should make it unique.


Corjan

Keith Baxter wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 11:14 am Hi,

AM4.3 beta is imminent?

Keith

Hi,


Hard to say. Have been focusing on getting AM 4.2 stable lately.
If I would have to guess, that I would say about 1 month.


Corjan

Hi, Forgot, but the current protocol between AM and the sim doesnt support command arguments when subscribing, only type ("BEGIN", "ONCE", 'END). In AM 4.3 there will be support for dynamic number of arguments. That is also when we can implement subscribing to B:vars properly. Co...

Hi, This stuff is all still very much in BETA. Just had a look though, and managed to solve the AM -> Sim part. Please download the latest BETA here: https://siminnovations.com/wiki/index.php/Flight_Simulator_Plugins_BETA Will have a look tomorrow at the Sim -> AM connection. In theory that should w...

Hi,


Bug in Air Manager.
Will be fixed in next release. Will probably be this week.


Corjan

Hi,


Thanks to Tim, I managed to at least now know what part of Air Manager is causing the crash.
Still a hard one to really fix, but I'm making progress at least.


Corjan

Hi,


Thanks for the praise .

This fix will make it into the next AIr Manager release. Expect within two weeks from now.


Corjan

Hi,

Have responded to your support ticket.
This is most likely a fault in the Air Manager application itself.

Corjan