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Question on 737 overhead
Posted: Mon May 15, 2023 4:32 pm
by Blinn80
Hello there,
one question please....
in next days i'll receive my 737 overhead from opencockpit.
So what i can expect to plug the usb and add the new hardware to the 737 config?
i need to calibrate every gauges?
Any raccomandation on this?
Thanks for help
Re: Question on 737 overhead
Posted: Mon May 15, 2023 8:35 pm
by mvr1918
Re: Question on 737 overhead
Posted: Tue May 16, 2023 2:15 pm
by Blinn
Thank you 6!
So i must to repeat what i m done for flaps and yaw damper gauges
Re: Question on 737 overhead
Posted: Sat May 20, 2023 6:37 pm
by Blinn
I kindly ask for help.
I started configuring the ovrh gauges fwd I have already had the opportunity to configure Yaw damper and flaps for the MIP in the past and I have not encountered the problems I am having now for some gauges.
my workflow is this.
example: I start the configuration of SERVO_PL
I identify the two limits and set them PosL 37, PosC 406, PosR 848
then with the Monitor I move the hands to the various positions and register the value of the variations.
ex:
&g_PL_low_val = 0
&g_PL_high_val = 10
&PL_high_val = 115
&PL_low_val = 224
}
C0 = L0 >= 10
C1 = L0 <= 20
IF C0 AND C1
{
&g_PL_low_val = 10
&g_PL_high_val = 20
&PL_high_val = 224
&PL_low_val = 326
}
C0 = L0 >= 200
C1 = L0 <= 300
IF C0 AND C1
{
&g_PL_low_val = 20
&g_PL_high_val = 30
&PL_high_val = 326
&PL_low_val = 424
}
C0 = L0 >= 30
C1 = L0 <= 40
IF C0 AND C1
{
&g_PL_low_val = 30
&g_PL_high_val = 40
&PL_high_val = 424
&PL_low_val = 496
}
C0 = L0 >= 40
C1 = L0 <= 50
IF C0 AND C1
{
&g_PL_low_val = 40
&g_PL_high_val = 50
&PL_high_val = 496
&PL_low_val = 583
}
C0 = L0 >= 50
C1 = L0 <= 60
IF C0 AND C1
{
&g_PL_low_val = 50
&g_PL_high_val = 60
&PL_high_val = 583
&PL_low_val = 680
}
C0 = L0 >= 600
C1 = L0 <= 700
IF C0 AND C1
{
&g_PL_low_val = 60
&g_PL_high_val = 70
&PL_high_val = 680
&PL_low_val = 786
}
C0 = L0 >= 700
C1 = L0 <= 800
IF C0 AND C1
{
&g_PL_low_val = 70
&g_PL_high_val = 80
&PL_high_val = 786
&PL_low_val = 848
save, compiling, load the new file
however the data that I then find on the pmdg are incorrect (DUCT its 20 in game but I find it 30 on the cockpit) Then there are values that are completely meaningless such as SERVO_FT and SERVO_CT
No problem with SERVO_EGT that works good.
I tried to follow this topic
viewtopic.php?p=4187#p4187 but it hasn't given any help for now. Regarding for example the Fuel Temp in the table it is indicated that at -50 C° I should have a SIOC value over 1000, but in my case -50 C° corresponds to the lowest SIOC value or 173
Any help its very appreciated
edit
just to understand if i have understand how the code works
PosL 30, PosC 375, PosR 1023
its the range of the analog indicator
Left value
Middle value
Right value
Var 1532, name g_PL, static, Value 30
the static Value instead?
Re: Question on 737 overhead
Posted: Tue May 23, 2023 8:01 am
by Blinn
only Fuel temp, Cabin Temp and DUCT pressure are not correct at the moment...
and i dont know why.
i follow the same step of other gauges
Re: Question on 737 overhead
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2023 1:22 pm
by riccardo9009
i ve the same problem... servo doesn t work correctly... fuel temperature.. cabin pressure and egt don t work for me.. i don t find a solution up to now.. somene know something?
Re: Question on 737 overhead
Posted: Thu Jun 29, 2023 7:48 pm
by sloppy1918
i ve the same problem... servo doesn t work correctly... fuel temperature.. cabin pressure and egt don t work for me.. i don t find a solution up to now.. somene know something?
Have you done what is stated in topic viewtopic.php?p=4187#p4187 ?
Have you found the data for your specific hardware to be used for the script modification?
Have you decompile the script and made modification to fit your specific hardware and then compiled the modified script.
The answer and soultion to your issues are here, but you need to invest time and learn how to do this
You can't just come here and say it doesn't work without trying to do what is stated here. You need to tell us what you have done to make it work.
Re: Question on 737 overhead
Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2023 4:52 am
by Blinn
i have done tons and tons of testing...
again after severals weeks, some gauges remain a mistery...
FUEL TEMP for exsample...
in this reference image you can see value -50 -40 -30 ecc ecc
but in the script i found value in different mode
&g_FT_low_val = 0
&g_FT_high_val = 100
&g_FT_low_val = 100
&g_FT_high_val = 200
&g_FT_low_val = 200
&g_FT_high_val = 300
so i cant understand where
-50 match with the
low or high val
i repeat its a problem that i have only for Cabin Temperature and Fuel Temperature, for all the other gauges i found how they works...
what i'm wrong?
Thanks
Re: Question on 737 overhead
Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2024 8:41 pm
by biggstuff
Reading from this post, is the FT and PL/PR a persistent issue for everyone?
I posted on this and now I see the same issue from a year ago?
Was there a resolution previously?
Re: Question on 737 overhead
Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2024 8:08 am
by PH-JRJ
Having same issue. Maybe you can replace the FT script part by below, this is a part of old script OCP4NGX_v4.5.
Always worked for me but not tested yet because i'm rebuilding my sim at the moment
Var 0227, name SERVO_FuelTemp, Link USB_SERVOS, Device 37, Output 1, PosL 192, PosC 511, PosR 1023, Type 1
Var 1056, name TXRX_FuelTemp, static, Link SUBRUTINE
{
IF &EL_STATE = 15
{
L0 = 606 // sets needle to 0 insert your servo value
L1 = &TXRX_FuelTemp * 6
L0 = L0 + L1
&SERVO_FuelTemp = L0
}
ELSE
{
&SERVO_FuelTemp = 660
}
Best regards
Remco