I've got a panel I developed in the Panels tab of Air Manager that I'd like to move over to a Raspberry Pi. Is there a way to do this without starting from scratch?

Thanks for the offer! I'd be happy for you to debug remotely.

Any other ideas? Are there any logs I can upload to help debug?

I really don't want to go back to FSUIPC, but I may not have another choice. Such a shame. Air Manager is so much easier to use.

Thanks for getting back to me!

Automatically connect to Arduinos is set.

It shows up in device manager with a valid looking FTDI driver. When I connect it I see a new serial port labeled COM18.

The omission of new_message_callback was a copy paste error. It was correct in code. That's an interesting thought that I'm calling SendMessage too frequently. I tested it with this code. Still no luck. #include <si_message_port.hpp> SiMessagePort* messagePort; static void new_message_callback(uint1...

Bump :) I tried this again just now with an official Arduino Nano running Arduino 1.8.8. Same result. I had been using a Nano knockoff with the CH340 USB to serial chip and thought that might be the problem. This is getting to be a serious issue for me. This is keeping me from finishing the STEC-30 ...

I'm trying to use the message port library on a Nano. Everything compiles and uploads ok, but the device never shows up in Air Manager. Also, the text area never changes to "777" as it should. I'm using AM 3.4. Any idea what could be going wrong? Here's my code: #include <si_message_port.h...

Side question:
Could you point me towards the lighting mode variable for FSX? My searches have been rather un-helpful.

Also, I'm looking forward to trying out your fuel flow instrument. I'm about halfway through building my own, and would be happy to skip some work

I've done a quick test, you're correct, they cannot be used for buttons and LED's, hardly anything except for ADC I guess. The 'funny' thing is that it seems that none of the Ax pins can be used for hw_led_add... I'll address it to Corjan tomorrow. Thanks for the test and the tip about LEDs. I'm de...

According to the Hardware ID list , pins A6 and A7 can be used for buttons and LEDs, which I would imagine are implemented using digital inputs and outputs. However, the Arduino Nano documentation specifies that A6 and A7 are analog input only. A Google search confirms that many users have been surp...