FSX AUTOPILOT CONTROL SYSTEM
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Andrea Giudici created this device and software. Find it at http://www.area51staff.it/fsxap/ . I made some adaptations and improved the firmware. The main difference between Andrea's project and mine is that I removed the buzzer and used a rotary encoder type KY-040. For the rest, I created an explicit list of materials and combined two electronic schematics. Using the device with Andrea's firmware caused concerns. With the rotary encoder, the engage option displayed more than 1 or 0. I fixed this issue; now values can only be 1 or 0 by turning the encoder. Another problem was that the track or heading displayed continuous numbers, exceeding 360°. When you turn left, it shows minus numbers (-1, -2...). To resolve this, I added conditions for the track and heading to work as a compass. Now when arriving at 360°, it returns to 0; turning the button left displays degrees (359, 358...). The firmware should be improved because, currently, all values for different options indicate the actual position of the encoder. For example, rotating the encoder to increase or decrease forecast heading value affects other options. However, this is not a significant issue, and it could be fixed by some lines of code. If someone can improve that, they will be welcome. I tested the device with the Cessna 172 and the Cessna CARAVAN; it worked very well. One thing to note is that the system engages or disengages the autopilot, but for autopilot options (ALT, HDG, NAV, etc.), you must engage them in the plane panel before takeoff. It will normally have no effect until you engage the autopilot. After engaging it, it will work perfectly. I had the opportunity to fix many things in the firmware, but I couldn't touch the drivers, even if I could have done so. I used the driver as is; it works fine. Use the firmware I joined by uncompressing the driver in a folder (I created one in my fsx folder). To use it, first launch FSX, then launch the drivers.exe file. A window should appear displaying the message "device found, firmware 1.1." Then enjoy! To make this work, you will need some Arduino libraries: enroler.h, bounce.h, and Arduino.h. Just download them and uncompress the files in your Arduino software's library folder. Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: hephestos prusa I3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2
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